The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27
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EAST PAwPAw, Fob. q, 1855.
Or. HrsrR-DtM sir-Havng nosicsd some articles
rsm your pen the treatment Of broschal and laryn
dressing you the subject believing this to be the
only true meth cd Of meeting that fearful osesss
,sPoD indulge IN great sopss Of y; q, pr:S.s
to pubic confidence but to test its efficacy in my
family. Now, dear Doctor, IL You will render ms as
vor on or Of your medical brstbrsn which viii BE- re-
membersd a. long ~ lie. Yours truly.
GEO. W. H0LLSrER, n. D.
LONDON, G. w., April At, 1856
PoHr. HUNTER u. D.Rsspscted sir-HAvins for =
long time psrused the different letters You have pub
nary Copsumption," and hast night havOg rs.d what
thought would address few quirses to you the
subject That have been interested and instructed
the not TN
Who mot reoce at the aintest prospect Of re
lief being Afforded to those who have fallen victims TO
very dear sister who has for nsmbsr OF years besn
afflicted with bronchitis and who, fear, In spite OF all
s I to COM @ Now wish g
try the eci pcy Of your treatment in her csae win
you he hind 10 inform me what is necessary to
avail 10Y self Of your skill ana tIperienee2 Your obs
dent servant, GEO. D. BROADWAY, n. d.
Dr.. HUN1ER- Dear sir-From the urgent solicitations
OF my bro beriDaw, Dr. Stockton, OF West Point and
the inpss, am induced to give trial trust have
been sufficiently plain and sxpicitin my detail that you
may not be misled and tnat You may know a that y
the scattered manner in which the history OF
case spd present symptoms laid before you Very
respectfully, ". q. MUTE, NJ D.
LocKPoRT Niagara Co., ". Y, January, 1855.
DEAR sm-I have read with much interest your letters
ply in health, and from the interest have felt in
reading your letters induced to lay my before
ten Of the foregoing imperfect sketch OF my eoniiion
an fully convinced from your letters that you have
ssrted the right track for the care Of pulmonary
affections and their ccnccmitanr, that feel it my duty
to recommend those Of my acquaintance who are thus
affected, to apply 70 you. Yours Tsspssttully
ANDERSON, Madison Co Ind, May 8, 1855.
Fr. RoplRr HuNnR-Dssr sr-Your lstter, No. Is,
interested It's contents that immediately ordered
the back numbers, that might have the grat6cation,
nothing more, Of reading them seraly 10 the conciu-
sion OF the last letter yOu offer the benefits Of your
tenn to those unable to vsi. New York; BY addressing
you letter. &C., &c. You say nothiog about terms.
ny own ase, Witch win briefly state, promising that
ply scian-a graduate Of Jefferson Medical Coge,
q ny
IMPLICITLY yeur drsetcns No time Is to b. lost in put
have heard Of for consun ptiou shsll await
your reply with great anxiety and In the meantime
cure for sou score OF similar CAGES in my own imus-
+. j. MccLENAHAN, N D.
CHATHAM C1srsE, Columbia Co., N. Y, June Q, 1865
DR. HuNIER-Dear Sir: have been attending case Of
some ci1ieuty fer two weeks-and having aten the
self with much bsnsat-and having read Of your
letters, mentioned to the family that it would be veil
sea1s truly, on ''' '-''' RI vEDDER, X D.
ToMHAAMocK, N. r., May II, 1866
with to submit to you Tor counsel and treatment.
have Iorg hoped and believed the time would when
free pjrcsm and upon truly scsnhc principles
snd DO intend IS soon - case OK two present them
teves Tin my practice) which osr reatonsble chance
for cure TO give you opportunity by sendiog them to
you for treatment ia order to test the curative power Of
ibe rysem which you advocate, and which pears
fu Of promise and success resolved TREATISE for
which accept my thanks fJ SSss Ss'y aiAY,Mn
MONMOUTH, (Hsne,) Dec. Is, 1854.
DR.. HuHnR-Sir: have your treatise aifec-
tion Of the throat and luDgs and coavnc.d OF the
Ifa,e hesna prsctieng physician for 80 years, aud,
ae matter OF have had many cases Of the Kind
tefe and have sought for ali the iator nation
to be lad In regard TO treatment and have tried all the
have 1t ,hs present time two cases which have al
vaIced 10 the iecond siege of pulmonary consumption,
sDa hate to Lose them as inevitably must unless
morn atop or II not agreeable, will state what
terms you win do it. you will very much oslgs me.
JAMES COCHRAN, Jr, MD.
MALVERN Carroll Co., Ohio Dec II, 1854.
DEAR SR-Ny attention was drawn to your letter Of
the I'd inst Tread it carefully, and fAvoraoy Inn
pressed with what say upon inhalstcn in diseases
to s
relief Please inform me IL you can send an inhaler
and prescription; II SO, the fee, &c: Respectfully,
youls, 8. F. RUCkENBROD, NJ d.
Porsrows Pa, Nay %, 1855.
a TER NJ Vss READ your oS%maoi
PERMIT ne to raw that they met wirh my approbAtos,
and for further information have been induced to
crop you hIe ! believe the inhaling process to be
the best in pulmonary affections. spoke to Of my
rSs y very % to R and
j. +. TOBIAS, ND
MICHIGAN CRY, Ind, May l8, 1855.
Dr. R MISUNDERSTANDING psrused your letters
upon the subject o. pulmonary cont umpuoo, lately
aDo being favorably impressed BY your views
Of inhalation, SEND the history OF cass
Ger my care, with request thar forward to by
exIIess or otherwise, one Of your inpalers with such
Bile. SYLvANUS EvERrS. N. d.
Lowell, Mass, Dec 8, 1854
RoBERT HUNTER, N D-My Dear Sir: am physi-
csn practcDg in this city, and lie every true brother
quarteo with the best modes Of healing all the diseases
for which am called upon to prescribe. have been
led to think very favOraby Of your treatment OF lung
and throat diseases BY inhalation, and dssrous to
learn mere about it, 1t is not practced here ut all. 1t
commends itself to my judgment and wish to give 1t
trial am informed that you have written o rook on
1t, in which you explain your practice. SO, IL AID
give me pleasure to possess such boof, and II you
would send me copy BY mail or otherwise, / shalt
deem It favor, and win eend you your usual price for
IT. Anything which promises the least aid in treat
ing these complaints dreadfully common here, am
eager TO obtain With high regard believe me, my dear
sir, truly yours, T. A. PERKINS, ~ ID.
East SANGERvrILR, Maine, Feb a. 1856.
DEAR sR-Isearcely know how TO address you-my re-
quest may appear TO you SO extraordinary. em
ply (of what Is called the old school, but do not
confAe myself exclusively to that particular kind Of
practice find there is reform required In prActicng
medcipe, wen as al other thlngs, all kinds
Of practice to guide have seen notices OF your
treatment Of lung diseases by inhalation am very
anxious to get al the information with regrd 70 the