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public that in every instance, SO far as we know, it
has given the best satisfaction to the purchaser
We can it to the public as an article of
Great Merit and Virtue. Indeed we never knew an
article of Medicine become so deservcdly popular in
SO short a time, which is proved by the fact of its
extensive sale, and constantly increasing demand.
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Drs. Gilbert Il Kennedy.-Treat Cancers,
Tumors, Ulcers &C., without Surgical Operations.
Office 746 Broadway Y, corner Aston Place, n. Y.
Certificates from Elk Gov. 7. NJ. Tucker, Judge +.
W. Herring, Capt. Isaiah Sellers, A. 5. Baldwin,
NJ. D.. Hon. T. Butler King, Gen. Narcisso Lopez,
Capt. VIM. Lcathers, W. ?. Allison, M b. Judge
Alex. Walker, Col. Maunscl White, Thos. L. Bond,
NJ. D. j. 5. Pcacocke. NJ. D.
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Palmers Artificial Leg Francis Gricc, Naval Con-
structor Navy Yard Philadelphia, Proprietors of
he Girard House, Philadelphia.
Prom the United States u. y journal, for Jan. 1854
The most w3nd,fni curc NJ Cancer ar recorded m he
Annals of Nrj,cai Nciopcc
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY FROM H.G. CATLETT.
We insert the following letter, knowing it to be
authentic and it, tatcmcnts true. From an ac-
quaintauce with DR.. Gilbert and from what we have
seen in his rooms the past week, we are satisfied Of
his wonderful control and mastery over those dread
full scourges of mankind which are called Cancers,
Tumors, &c.
DR.. G. has been long and favorsbly known in the
Southern States, and he is ably sustaining his cnvi-
able reputation with us. If desired, we could give
the names of numbers he has cured and relieved,
whom we have seen under his treatment.
En-. L. s. j.
Editors L. s. Journal.
GENTLEMES.-permit me, through the medium oil
duty to suffering fellow-bcings. Cancers of n ma,
lignant character are considered by the medica
faculty generally, and the pub c at large, as in
durable and hundreds ar lingering on through
painful existence to a certain death, from this mos
horrible of all Affections to which the human family
is subjected, without hope Of relief; in many in
stances having had the knife repeatedly applied
and the skill of the best surgeons of the world ex
uuIslCu III EdlH' L nave Deen Hlllctcu Win II U
the most malignant cancers, located in the mos
delicate, and Of all others, the most difficult to treat
and have been relieved by DR.. Samuel Gilbert
late of New Orleans and Memphis, and now Of you
city. Knowing the value of even a small space il
your pa per, | will give but a brief statement Of m,
case. that those who read may judge for themselve
of its character, and the extraordinary skill it mus
have required to eradicate it. The disease origina
ted upon the check bone, near the outer corner .
my right eye, an continued to spread upon the bon
before developing itself upon the surface. Dr.
Gilbert put me under treatment, at Memphis, o
23d Sept, 1852. The raw surface was then rattle
larger than a dollar, but extended nearly over tn
entire side of my face upon the bone. The docto
took out my eye, removed all the flesh and the Ell
tire surface of the cheek and ~jaw-bone from the eye
brow to my gums and from my ear to my most
and the roof of my mouth, two openings were mad
through into the nose all my jaw teeth, a part
the eyebrow, and the entire socket bone OF the ey'
were removed, and all without the use of the knit,
There has been no appearance of disease sine
April last and | have every hope and belief this
it has been completely eradicated. ! have had e.
aminations made recently by eminent Physicians ar
Surgeons, who could discover no appearance of II
naming disease.
When | reached DR.. Gilbert's infrmary at Men
phis, | was so completely Frustrated from the etiec
of the disease that | was scarce able to walk witho,
assistance. Whilst under treatment, the doctor ha
some fifteen or eighteen other cases, much less di
hcult to treat than mine, some of which, howeve
had baiied the best surgical skill of the Unite
states, and been pronounced incurable. Notwitl
standing which, DR.. Gilbert cured them all wlthOl
difficulty. ! will merely adj, that the physical
to whose examination | submitted my case, a
agreed in pronouncing it a most wonderful cure al
that from its locality, and the affection of the bon
l it was entirely beyond relief by the use Of the knit
e | would say to all who are afflicted with cancers
ulcers of any kind, do not despair Of being cured 10
ty DR.. Gilbert, no matter how many others mi
have failed To give relief. II | did not couscienI
ously believe that you will be greatly serving t
] tu Ia al Ill f,rin . hun IA unity lr vtr.u1ipr thr.tt.,
out the world the knowledge Of DIR. Gilbcrt's wO
derful skill, | would not request q place for IL
note in the columns Of your most valuable journ
Most respectfully,
Your obcdieut servant,
II. q. CATLEIT.
From the Sunday s., " Dispatch, ,rt. @, lS5l.J
CASE OF MRo. ELIZABETH HILLS
SOMETHING RENARKABlE
The other day Mrs, Elizabeth Hills, of Putnl
County, Indiana, called at our sanctum and requ,
r ted u. to state her case, for the benefit of those 81
tering from that most frightful Of all diseases
Clacor. Mrs. Hills was afflicted with cancer Of t
" left breast. 1t had been coming for six years pa
= In April, however, the cas- was submitted t.
. COMMITTEES of doctors, VIII, decided on lancing
tumlr or cancer, whichever it might be. This "
done, but without any benefit whatever to the S
, ferer. On the contrary, the use of the lancet seen
. only to have aggravated the disease, as from t
- date Of it, use, the case made the most rapid a
alarming progress. Sometime in May, howe,
the fame Of DR.. Gilbert reached the cars Of t
o. LADY, relatives, who at once urged her to give
a trial, as they thought no "humbug'' could sccl
" such numerous testimonials, from living men q
women. Of his success, as this man had. Mrs.
had, however, imbibed the current idea that can
was an ''incurable disease" and made up her IN
% that her days were numbered, and that her c
A., from earth was to be one Of the most horrid that
n human mind can cOnceivc,-to have tho flesh
w from her bones ere the vital spark was cxtinguish
x Finally, however, the entreatcs Of her husbi
a children and friends, prevailed on her to come
?, New York, for the purpose Of placing herself un
" the treatment Of Dr.. Gilbert. On the 9Th Of j.
sho arrived, and on the 30th Of day August
VS. STATED for her home in ladiana-curedi When
az case was first presented to Dr.. Gilbert, he info
us that he, himself, bad but little hopes Of succ
" The breast was full three times the size Of
lr- healthy one, md the whole left side e the body
aft iu1uncd and exceedingly painful. In the prog
a. Of its removal the whole breast had to be reno
10y to the breast bone. The smell ari.ing from it,
oil doctor says, surpassed any thing he ever met '
at in the whole course Of his practice. The fac
in that a few days'longer delay would have been ia
as modification had already set in,
'u' The case is one that reflects great credit on
cal skill of DR.. Gilbert; and tho Door woman's graft
in for her life knows no bounds. Her age is ffly-
a period in life when it is 10 easy matter to 81
of disease from the system. But there seems b
ill nothing impossible with DR., Gilbert aud his e
of cancer remedy; which, it is proper that we sh'
state, has no connection with the knife or any Of
nj other implements Of blood so common an
f, doctors. je9 dtwl