New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

car,t Mitroski. gentleman aged "a, VINO
,,s ,ana hsen afflicted with gout, and whose
name we are permitted to nss, was iSaau ned; |
sible in his bed in an apoPlecuc nj. some d.
cal men were quickly II attenosuce anu ~
~ .ss, sent for. The medical gentlemen con-
..sa.ad tho C,pnt past recovery, and one OF Them
s,;d that he would throw his drugs cut OF tne
window and become Hydropathist IL rl,c,s- -
n;rz r,s.ored the patient. Il was proposed oy
sno,ber TO bleed the patient; to this friessn'lI
mo,ld mt consent, if he was to bear any pait OF
tho &c es,onsibility. So far gone was the patleht
and go nearly extinct did ais vitality appear ina,
tho priest administered Extreme Uncton' ano
| acco,d;ng to the custom of the Country ngh'eo
waI candle was placed in each hand OF the sp
n,rentlv diving man. By cold water treatment
alone nndet the ss sgacious direction OF ffieSshl,Z'
,bis gentleman recovered Consciousness on lne
tb;rd dav. drove out on the fourth, and g'aouany
returned to his former habits. .i
The cnly son of Sovereign fnnce, aseu
,br,e years suffered for Is months, from cnfo.iiu
abs.,nct;oa of the bowels, which bstfisd the ssii
az his medical attendants and resulted IN to1ai
A.-pphv. For Is days the child had had no re-
lief and by his physicians advice Pnessnitz was
called IN He saw the child and at his recon-
mends,ipn. the prince and his family came mere
in oyder that Priessnitz nigh: daily suPeIln1'eha
the treatment. The disease yielded 10 the w a'er
C,rc and in less than three months the chlio fe-
turned home quite well.
A l.dv of rank suffered severely ffom frequent
head aches cramps In the stomach, inoisestol'
and other malaGics which cannot mere DC paia-
culsrized. She constantly threw up hef ieoa even
while in the act of eating, and couid no, hete
the SLIGHTEST relief without medicine, ana even
then had great pain and difficulty. Snc was
under medical treatment fer Ia years, during
which time she consulted Ia eminent Phys yslclans'
In IA months under the Water-Cu'e she was
perfectly restored
A gentleman aged about IS, had one OF the
worst cases Of smallpox complicated with
measles. From the fact that ne vented BLOOD
anv medical man will be convinced OF the ma
Ignity of the disease. In a fortnight he was
ont walking that was about four weeks since,
and altE of the disease arerapidly disappear
| ing.
Here is one case of a gentleman advanced in
life and long an invald-lEoher Of tender IN
fan.-a third of a lady-a fourth of a gentleman
labofipg under, generally sptakir g. most latai
disease-and all restored. Is it necessary to ad-
duce farther facts 10 insure to the serious con-
sderation of this subject the attention OF The puo-
lie and especially of the Medical Profession
The undersigned trust that you will kindly IN.
eert this statement which they are iinpeed TO Of
fer from desire TO make known to others me
benefits delivable from system, IN the efhcacy OF
which, as well as in the skill and sagacity OF lis
founder, Priessnitz, they have the fullest conn.,
dsnce, and to which, humanity speaking, some
of them owe tker lives, and are SIR
Your obedent seryauts.
.HESRy DAVIS. JR. of Syracuse, New-York. U. ).
FR v GASAuI. New.0renns, do.
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CHARLES d. PIcKLER, GEatz, Styra.
Baron @ DE- LEr1c1: I,c GapaIa stya na''''a" Amy
Baron ROLLER. Captain Austrian Army ARM Austrian ARMY
h1%af HUGa faFFsi 5aFk, Ps:ey. a; Scotland;
| Ed BIRCH. British Consul, kiel.
Il. GrfT1H K. MinensR. nisisRFSMfIbb e. B. Psnnsik.
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| CHARLES, Baron de Wrede, Austria s;,o.;,
C. BALscn. Grand La=Gthet. Moldavia-
Pn5 BAfeS tRLrs TE rsfT W1RnsEs Med Student Vienna
J. n spEScrR: Surgeon Dentist London
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Count Iosrra scRsErsoTsepB ps,I5a Pns'ian se'a'
HEs ekESzlE Derby Ensa1d 8 AUSTRIAN Government
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j. Pnlpro r. De WARSER son ofthe ExPre ofChil s A.
GikI T. a: Braafsrrn. BhHsahhn, :
f. scmERnoLz. Hamburg
EsSsz f FsSssas SstB ea asasa HSa2s''g
LADIsLAs pE GRoTAsBl. Poland
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h5EsR r MV@F % tSE be2F? Lasua LAmyc Col Bengal Army
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FFasSls , KRoswtID, Kn Of the Order of the Emp Leo
S1sa sss,sfhqy eha%ss a LEGATION
lsSEs S H1MIGToS, Carnaca..ee Monashnn. Ireland.
pNITRl DE GALtErr., Captain, p,RidswId RIs.lan Army
y: y GakT1l Gakr isHi ist Lieut.. eGt Prassnn Army
orTo ScHRANM, oecopomc Co9ncllor, Prussia
ED. CALvAs Isl Lieut.. Austrian Army
Ed JosEPH, Tubular Caneelist, Austrian sebenbuiTgen
MICHEL hafELs AvRllh, uTha L. Merchant, PaI,. ~
1aHASS WERSrE Pes ofcnm c0ur PrTIs sTI,a
BRSs WS F RSs P.n an ass Ag huz1a
Rssi2q Rus ViJss s9l Brazil s. America
Captain Nicolas ,EvRiESoFr Russia
PAUL ARSAuLr. Paris;
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August NAvEZ. Lieut.. Belgian Artillery.
WILHELM l4tMNATSCH, Theol. Candidate Saxony.
Baron AUGUST LEpERER, Austrian Colonel
lGSARE SCHwARZ DE SENENwALp, Austrian Mayor.
HENRY DE STRAGEN. First Lieut.. Aust. Cavalry
CHARLES NIENASS, Prov Dep. in Prus. Pomeranla-
VICTOR PAS1ATowsKI. Poland.
Baron ~ DE HOPKES, Stockholm
GEORGES SEIBEL. Lyons. France.
KARL tuvAs, Pnlssun Poland.
AD. SIEGL, BHuster at Law Austria
V. DE LASKES, Lieut.. 2lst PruSsal HHlane Reg't.
SIEGLER, Austrian Captain.
V. ORoRZ, Secretary Excise Bureau. Vienna.
VoS PETHoE, First Lieut.. Austrian Army.
LEIBscHANo. Austrian Postmaster at Sclartenbers,
BARpEL, Fist Lieut. Austrian Army,
NoS kUTZL, Lieutenant, Austrian Army.
BovELISo, Lieut. Aust Army.
Baron HAcKELBERG, Austrian Lieutenant.
cannot vouch for the exarttude of each particular the
four cases above not having been Gaeielbeg du
their occurrence but am happy my
and experience TO be fully favor this mode of treatment
f HALLMASs, Nj. ID. Berlin.
concur the statement and opinions above expressed
der the preceding reservation made by Dr. Hallpann.
PETER WILSON, OF Scotland, Writer 10 the Signet.
an happy Ia have opportunity of expressing my udhe-
SION the sentiments Of the above letter. Not having been ut
Gaeienberg when the mentioned treated,
only say that have heard unanimous and unquestonabe
testimony OF the truth Of The statements and have witnessed
my own family and among acquaintance facts not
HoRATIo GRHgSoUGH, u. 3.
concur IN the foregoing testimony Of Mr.. Greenough
RICHARD l. JONES. Luton. Bedtordshire.