Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21
To the Afflicted.

nR SMITH respectfully informs the Prbic, that
he has returned to the District Of Columbia, and
has taken house in Lambert's Row, Pennsyjvahia
Avenue, Washington, where he can be seen duriEg
the week, excepting Wednesdays and Sundays, when
he can be seen at Alexandria, at Mrs Mills Boarding
House, ON Cameron street, opposite the Market
Doctor Smith would observe, that from upwards OF
twenty years experience in the practice OF his profess
sion, in most OF the largest cities Of the u States and
in the District of Columbia, be has been able to col
ect fund of Indian Medical knowledge and skill in
the application of the Indian Haeria Nedica, which
he feels confident will be of infinite service to such Of
his fellow citizens are, or may be, unfortunately the
victims OF disease.
The Indian system of Medicine and Healing,
not be too generally known; for il is stubborn fact,
although humiating to the pride OF the times, that
the Natives of the Forest and do, in numerous in
stances effect of diseases which battle the skill
of the Sons of Science
Doctor B u. Smith will make no promises which
cannot be redeem ed; he is that the weak and
nrm are often Knocked in tn r hopes, abused intheir
persons and deceived by inexperience and ignorance
1T the Botanical and Medical Lnfrmary,
viii always be found carefully prepared with proper
dire ctions MEDCI\ES that will ihsllbiy relieve and
cure the following complaints. (which often embter
the good mans days" to wit: Partial Deafness and
blindness, Sores, weak aud infAmed Eyes, Cancers
Coughs, Consumption. Pleurisy, Rheumatism, scurvy,
letters, Ulcers, Complaints OF the Chest and Bowels
Falling Sickness, Debilities, bleeding from the sso
mRCn anu NoiH', ~ Pi''''' " 1870
Mercurial Diseases, &c. &c.
N Convent mt and separate apartments are pro-
yided for private and confidential consultations
Certificates are subjoned.
The subscribers being pepunsIed that the merits OF
DR. Smith Great York street, Baltimore who has IN
tro duced he Irdian ysem OF medicine and healing
cannot be too generally known, and feeling that gra
tude which i, is natural to feel to Providence, and to
wards man who under his assistance has raised them
from iniirmy and wretchedness, to health AID com.
fort and from hope Of rendering service 10 such OK
their fellow citizens may be smitten with disease and
pain have determinedto make known their individual
cases. =,
Tbis isto make known to the public in general, that
wasallicted with deafness in both my eas for tour
years. bad that could scarcely hear any, OCCASION
ed by repeated colds, always continual roaring IN my
head like the falling of water without any sensation
Al length applied to Dr b. n. Smith, No ~, Great
York street. and in four weeks was cured OF my "e.f
ness l therefore recommend all those afflicted IN
ARTHUR NiLEAN,
Living near D. A. Smiths, one mile from Baltimore.
sworn before NJ. ID. ridden Witness, p. i. Ma.hers.
Ballim re, 22d March, 1921
I. seorge Bying,on, give this public information for
the benefit of those s1 cted with deafness, that was
deaf in both my ears TO Is years, and for SIX months
past could scarcely hear anV Five years since aP
pIied to some of the most respectable physicians IN
boston, Mass but obtained relief from any OF them
sequen,y gave up all hopes Of ever obtsining my
hearing, until arrived in this city fortunately heard
of the remarkable cures performed by Dr. b. NJ
Smith, No 90 Great York street, and was recommend
ed by my friends to apply TO him, which did on the
goth April 1921, and after taking his medicine few
DAVIS received complete restoration TO my sstonsh
ment GEORGE BYINGTON,
Mariner, boarding at Er. BarioW's, r. Point.
Witness, r. T. Msther's, ID w. Curtis
Baltimore, So,h April, 1921.
I. the undersigned, certify that DR. D. n Smith,
M 90 Great York street. undertook, last Summer,
CANCER. which my neg,o woman had for FIVE years
apps.ens had been h made to e
tried Doctor Smith, who made perfect cure IN afew
months His attention, charity and kindness towards
INV servant, his humanity in general and his skill In
this case influence to testify The above to the pup
lie. CAi n - i S r.ns.
sworn before N. ID. Tilden Witness, p. T hsthers.