The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-22
September APPOINTMENTS a
a5 9.
Dr. H. Tubbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

AWlLL be in attendance At his Roons
w as follows
RAvEsSA, Rrentiss Hoass, Wednesday, afternoons
and Thursday, 18th and 36th. September
ARRos, Go66's Exchange, Monday afternoansand
Tuesday, 27th and 2Sih, September.
CLEVELAND, Weddeti House, Tuesday and Wednes.
day, l4ti and l5th, September.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver.
Lungs, Kidneys, or Spleen, inflammation, Rbeuma-.
tism, Asthma shorness of breath or difficulty OF
breathing, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Weakness or
Nervous Debility, Res.lessness, Loss of Appetite,
Constipation, Derangcments ofthe Stomach. BiIi-
ious affections, Gravel. Swelling, Cancer, Scrof
ula. Ulcers, Impurities of the Blood, or OF any
chronic or long stal.iing diseases, are invited
10 call. No charge for consultation.
DIR. T. never bleeds nor blisters, nor is he a
Homeepatist he never uses Mercury, Aniineny.
Arsenic or any other mineral as medical agents,
nor is he Thomrsonian-he neither steams nor
gives emeiics, His theory of disease differs
from all others that have been adopted, but not
more so tharidoes his system of treatment! He
does not make sick to make well, nor tear
down to build up again; nor allay irritation by
patching up with anodynes,
coNsUMPrIvEs READ.
Mr.. Ashton is now public officer and erten-
slvely known in the county where he resides; OF
his veracity the most doubling can be easily salts
fed.
NLw RRIeHros, June 70, 1852.
DR. UBBS-Dear Slr:--l Ieef II a deDb OIL gfdtAs
iude due TO you. and duty TO the afflicted gener
ally, TO offer my humble testimony in favor Of your
system of treating Chrome Diseases. am pom
vihced that it Will cure almost every chronic dis
ease If taken lime.
In the fall ofl849 was Violently attacked with
cold and inflammation of the lungs, which was 40
conpanied with very distressing cough, pain IN
the breast, side and back; with q very considera-
BILE discharge of offensive matter from the lungs,
shortness oil breath, loss OF appetite. night sveats
&c. The family physician called iii, and did
all within his power, but gave me no relief My
| symptoms grew worse. and found that was fast
sinking into consumption; became so weak that
| [ was not able TO set up but few minutes at a
| time. Ny physician advised me to use patens
medicines; ] did so for some time, but with no bet
Ter success. He then told that IN ihe spriag
| would get better worse. My friends from dis
lance came TO me as they supposed. fsr fe Inst
lime. then called in another physician and un-
der his care and The warm weather. got Sd that
could walk and ride about until Fall. then sunk
down again, and my physician said that II did
go south, could not live longer than spring,
so gave up AL hopes of recovery. During the
summer OF 1850 saw your advertisement, and
| concluded to see you, which did, learned your
course of treatment: and The last resort placed
myself under your treatment, and TO my great as
tenishments in or weeks was abe 10 walk al
over town and see my friends and neighhors. wh
were as much astonished as myself. This Was in
| the spring of lS5I and all the bad symptoms had
left me, and began TO enjoy pretty good heath.
In April last, was much exposed while riding
on the canal look severe eotd, and suffered re-
turn of old symptoms. which your medicines as ef-
feetuaHv removed es before. ! NOW enjoy very
tolerabie good health and stand fair days labot-
Am 49 years old. Those wishing further infoFma-
lion, can call at my residence at Brighton, Pa
VIM. ASHTON