The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

they would cure nothing, and wers merely Q
speculative scheme. But sirs with pleasure and
satisfaction to myself, sm compelled to announces
that my skeptcal views have given way rhen solid
facts prone emselres, In the case Of The follow.
Ing certificate, now present to the afflicted portion
of the world, that they may safely rely upon what
DR. Hampton has said, BE not discouraged, bal
persersre:" In the month of May, 1852, my wife
was taken with very heavy chills, followed with
exasperatng fevers and cold night sweats-theu
residing in Baltimore; In the following July re-
moved her to this place; the chills and fevers still
continuing as the sumQer advanced and the fall
approached; the chills became heavy shakes 81
sgue, creating severe cough.
In the winter of SO and SO, her disease increased
In very alarming extent; the chills became more
frequent and still more heavy; the cough ore
severe with excrucisting pains in the right side,
breast and small of the back-so much so that she
could lie no way but on her right side. As this
mode of lying was the only way che could get ease
If any, by pressing on the diseased part her dis
tressing cough through the night deprived me SO
much of rest that received little or no sleep for
several weeks in succession. / have really been
led to telieve at times that her ominous cough
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blood vessel. The cold night sweats arising from
her shattered frame through her restless nights,
bid fair that the grave would soon be her resting
place. She was advised to try D--'s Bitters to
aay the chis and fevers; through persuasion she
took the contents of two bottles and might as well
have taken so much cold water, as it was too mild
in its nature (f any virtue at a9 to reach her case
She abandoned it as she found herief becoming
worse, and more and more emacisted. applied to
a physician, who administered Quinine till she hal
taken "a large pills, and seemed as though the
Qunne iirritated the disesse and destroyed her
whole system.
/ Immediately applied to another very eminent
Physician, who examined her very carefully, and
pronounced her right lung and liver very deeply
affected, and Immediately administered the Blue
Pill, twice successfully, cough mixtures several
times, and Cod liver Oil. Still getting no better,
but growing worse. Some time in February last
when my wife was scarcely able to walk across tn e
room (and indeed sometimes scarcely able to hold
her head up) she was looking over the DAILY Elk.
press"-penny paper-her eye lit upon the certif-
cate of DR. Duuans son, of Baltimore, whose case
was similar to that of her own, who had also used
some of the above medicines to NO effect until he
tried "Dr Hampton's Tincture." A thought at once
occurred to her. that in this medicine did not
cure her, she would give up all hopes of an earthly
cure, and strange to say, that same night she
dreamed, in the midst Of her pain, that Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture could effect csrtain cure
The next evening purchased one bottle for her,
and after taking the contents of one bottle her
cough began to subside, her health improved and
hor
help, Dhen hope Uas nearly gone. purchased auo-
Their, and was convinced by her using the second
that healing virtue was in the medicine. pro-
cured third bottle, and using its contents, her
health still improved and her cough decreased
purchased three bottles more and she 10 now using
her fourth.
She coughs little or none through the night at ALL
the pain in her side and back has left her and the
cold night sUeats have nearly disappeared; and by
the time she takes the contents of the other two bot
ties, If her health improves in the same ratio be-
lleve she will be restored to perfect health again
by the use of HGmptons YegetabEe Tincture, and
through the blessings of good and kind Provi.
dence. She has used the Tincture promptly, to the
very letter prescribed, Notwithstanding it has had
q very powerful and deeply seated disease to con
tend with. But sirs it has overcome difficulties
which she and myself feared would be ended only
By death. "a private interview with her physician
told me her case was hopeless one; that it was
unnecessary to spend money for his visits) am
now conrert, and strong believer in the medical
virtues md healing qualities of Hampton's Vege-
table Tincture, and shall never be without it in mp
family whilst money can purchase it; as l do be.
lieve it to be the gerry best family physician the
world has ever known, even in hopeless cases as
above stated. Yours, &c. B MOORE
B. All persons who are laboring under similar
diseases as above, by calling upon my wife, at the
southwest corner of Market and Old Streets (above
the Gas Fitting Works. receive such informa.
tsn as may justify their attention.
my 1S-dlt&wlt JB MOORE.