Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
From tho Cincinnati Gazette.l

mar lS--F "hshhRuph CITY, ~ ~
From the Cincinnati Gasette.l
u. .. Fowler and DIR. A. G. Hall.
The Nutritirc PyiRciple-It will be remembered that
during the time he Iccturcd in this city, being very feeble
in health placed himself undor the medical treatment Of
Dr. A. G. Hail. tho gentleman who gave two courses OF Ice
lures in this city this ''cW principle Then Mr. Fowler
stated to his audience he had increased In weight from
the Of nutrre fluids four pounds In six days Since
which time he has continued the prescription About the
time lie left The city for the East the Doctor promised him
ten BOUNDS increase In the two weeks The following
letter will confirm the fact:
PIITsBuEo, April Ia, 1851.
FRIEND HALL: Yeu have put on me the ten pounds OF
meat you promised and that in tho midst OF my usual ex
tremty of professional labor in addition 10 this you have
removed that intense pain in my forehead consequent
excessive intellectual cxcrion and very much stronger
and better and able to work. am heavier; and
attribute the favorable change yourself for in other
specs my habits have been before. Your nutrtye ud
regard of great value, and sscraus and prcsrp
ton just the thing Why physicians oppose the use Of
akaes could imagine. My own experience and
observation sanction their Go your good work OF
building brokcn-lown constitutions.
Yours, for good bodies, o s. FOWLER
DR.. A. G. Hall, Cincinnati
MORE YET also placed myself under the treatment
Of Dr. A. G. Hall for dyspepsia. have been taking freely
Of his medicines and making and drinking freely of his
rtve fluid during the last nineteen days have increased
rapidly in weight. ! have been carefully weighed: am
thirteen pounds heavier than nineteen days ago. when
commenced, and much stronger in every respect.
Wa LAYTON,
Corner Of 9TH and Home streets, Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, April Is, 1851
Doctor A. G. Hall has been constantly occupied in writing
prescriptions since his lectures and his patients
gaining In weight strength and confidence Call
ha, lly - prct hoalf
MORE YETThe undersigned citizens Of Germantown and
vicinity take much pleasure in stating that have taken
prescriptions from Dr. A. G. Hail. and that his mode Of
treating chronic Diseases with his nurtiye fluid proved
be sautary and highly satisfactory We therefore
recommend with confidence the adoption ofhs prescriptions
and mode Of treatment invads affected with chronic
plants and general debility have increased in weight
and strength during medication The results Of his treat
ment also with in the arrangements Of the female con-
sttuton have been alike gratifying and emnenty
full, and render him worthy of all confidence.
II. D. FISK for wife and sister.
V. Q. PINKARD, for sister
II. P. DUNNETT, for wife.
RICHARD LLOYD, for self, wife and
JOHN H. WALTON, for Mrs. Kirtley
JOHN l.. TABB, for wife.
JOHN REID, for self and wife.
BENZ c. HOLLIS, for two daughters.
GERMANTOWN, Sept 20, 1880
Dover, MASON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, Oct. 3, 1850
We the citizens Dover and Its vicinity, would state that
we have taken and followed out the medical prescriptions
given by Dr. A. @. Hail. and that fully satisfied
the results OF his treatment highly salutary and
beneficial have gained much in weight and strength
during medication. With some degree Of confidence
quired by actual experience recommend his prescp
tions and nurtyo fluid to all invalds OF weakly consu
tons and impaired health.
Also his treatment in the arrangements Of the female
stution has proved remarkably safe and cminenty
cessfu with u.s. and renders him worthy Of confidence.
JOHN c. BAYLY, flor wc)
AARON PORTER,
u. JENNINGS,
JOHN L. FRENCH.
pleasure in subscribing the above have taken
prescription myself also for my wife, and each OF my
two children and for her sister, also for two black female
servants who have been diseased for five six years. who
absolutely all appearance well at present We bavo
all gained In weight and strength by his fluids.
LANGHoRN TABB,
Doctor AgREDG HALL has had number Of persons under
treatment in the city Of Washington since he lecured
the nutritive principle who confirm the value Of s
nutritivo fluids if necessary Ho IL In the city, and
may be at Mr.. Glberts between First and Second