The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

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is asked for this medicine s fair trial, which VIII
assuredy convince any one OF its extraordinary Of
cacy In curing the various diseases for which it is
The following persons. living in Norfolk. Va, and
its vicinity have certified by saying:
We take pleasure in recommending BURROWS
RELIABLE MEDICINE for the cure of all diseases
that it will do for them all that is represented.
folk VIM Rogers, ESQ
Finley Ferguson, OK. W Hail. ESQ
Mayor Ed Delany, Esq
Ezra T Summers, do John W Lee. ESQ
Hen Stubs Peter Hennebsrry, ESQ
Hon Jos T Allyn Kader Biggs. ESQ
Rev SI Bernard Mai Thos Corprew
Rev Mr. McGse JAS Leigh. Esq
r A Worrali, Esq 10 Gardner. Esq
Chas Harris. Eco pr e King
hoht Rhea, Esq Or y Martin
j NJ Freeman. Eco Warren W King. Esq
Ed Portlock, ESQ King Toy. wholesale
Woodside Dcrney. Esq Santos, Wake Co. do
Sig George, Esq NJ A Santos Co, do
Thos Hail. Esq Dr Robinson
Il Currrier Esq DR. Geo w Peete
D D Fisks, e1'Mayor. Thomas Brooks, Esq
MASONIC AND
ODD FELLOWS
CERTIFICATES:
NORFOLK LODGE. No l.
NORFOLK. Sept 9th. 1882
DR. BURRow: Dear Sir-In compliance with
your request we. the undersigned. would chserfully
state that attention was called to the deporabe
condition of stranger in the aims house of this
city who had been treated BY the physicians Of that
institution for Syphilis without effecting cure:
(of which this stranger brother. we directed
you to administer your Reliable Medicine, and that
sp h nas sns fey wsps he
-'''' xiSTEY FERGUSON.
SIMON STONE,
WIN D SEAL.
Masonic COmmittee.
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. IOOF.
NORFOLK. July 26th. 1858.
DR. B BURRew: Dear sir-In compliance with
public. that brother of our Order John Jasper
reported sick while stranger in this city. and
in consequence of bis destitute condition, had been
removed to the Hospital, where he was found by a
committee of this Lodge. suffering frcm disease
termed the Scrofuta, or Kings ausl and in 40 low
clan incurable, On recommendation OF brother,
he was Induced to try your Reliable Medicine. and
city for New York. and in our opinion his restora-
tio to health was caused solely By the use of
Given under eur hands and seal of our Lodge, the
vc1.x...,.,x s.,; JAMES H RANSOM. Nc.
Terrible Case Of SesQfala Of Tsoetrs Fears Stand.
ing, Cured in One Month.
NORFOLK, July 49, 1852
BR b BURRow: Dear sir-l am under great obi.
cations y you TOR effeclng cure OF that dreadful
ssass sCk9fukA ey your aELIs "a BIZ, MEDICINE.
aud had tab ~ least one hundred bottles of sar
sapari,la &c without the least effect was in t. Q
ted such an extent to IsareHe ciadppe exposed
indeed, life WAS to me a burden had given over
the idea Of ever finding relief until recommended
cured by your medicine, was induced TO take
yAur preparation, and although had been
thirty days, 1 was entirely cured lam now 10 good
health. and have been ever since. The cure was re
Yours, very respectfully,
This is to certify that John Webb appeared before
am we'll Acquainted with Mr. John Webb. he is a
respectable citizen Of this city.
Mayor of Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk, July Q. 1852.
NORFOLK. June l, 1883
DR. B. BURRow: Dear Sir-Justice to your Medi-
cine and gratitude to yourself mpel me to make the
following statement: Nj wife having been in low
state of health for several years, considered in
hopele IS decline. The hest medical advice was pro-
cured, and the physicians could only confirm our
worst apprehensons, by pronouncing the disease
Pulmonary Consu Uption in an advanced ge and
that treatment could be simply palliative death
would soon relieve her from suteriEg.. Recourse
had at last resource, to the advertised reme-
dies supposed suitable to the case. but without the
slightest Improvement She had become 80 much
emaciated, that her intimate friends could not
recognise her. An acquaintance who had been
relieved by your medicine, and had witnessed its
beneficial effects on others so strongly urged trial
which she began taking according TO the directions
believe she had used about three bottles when she
whole body and head of and ulcers aud ascrib
ing the cause to the medicine. declined its further
use Bnt feeling convinced this was favorable sign.
prevailed upon her to continue its use and had
the satisfaction Of seeing the ulcers heal without
treatment her cough subsidized she gained flesh and
pleasure to inform YOU that she perfectly restored
and never enjoyed better health. have used yon1
medicine in other cases that have occurred in my
family and my confidence in its curative powers re-
main unimpaired.
Most respectfully and truly yours
Late Prot Norfolk NJ Academy.
NORFOLK. May IL, 1884
Dr. B. BuRRow: Dear Sir-ln compliance with
your request Icheerfully state that have the
most remarkable success attend the administration
of your reliable medicine patients in the Norfolk
City Aims House, and my opinion is. it should be
speedily introduced In all hospitals and charitable
institutions Respectfully yH 1RRnfsk; JOHNSON,
Late Sup. Norfolk City Aims House.
Ifspace would admit. wecould add hundred such
commnnity but from their character.
we deem he above sufficient.
Our medicine Is no Northern catch penny hum.
study. and attention, and, although i has been
known, and appreciated in Norfolk for the past ten
years, we have never introduced it to the public
at large OF our earnest desire to bring it
to such perfection, before ding 80 that 1t might
stand the test of popular opinion.
Having perfected all our arrangements. and hav
ing approx mated the nices: point Of perfection in
its combination and preparation, we now givolt 70
an afflicted world, with every confidence and q
frp conviction, that it will meet the wants Of the
AFFECTED.
Analytical Chemists, Norfolk, Va.
For sale In RichMond. Va. by Purcell. ladd Z
Go; John w 6arlick; Waring Pearce.
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