Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18
a,=zz- THE New York Herald. Of The "A

Iof the Medical practice of DR.. Robert
Hunter. of that city The editor of the
Herald stated on a former occasion that
he was himself patient of DIR. Hunter.
and had derived great relief from his
treatment He says .--ss No man, We
will venture to say, in the whole annals,
of the professions, has ever introduced a
more important innovation ON the old sys-
tenn of practice. OF gained ina short space
| of time more converts TO his opinions.
the facullyitself. forced 70 Conviction by
the proofs that daily fallunder their OBJ
selyationss But the most incentroyertibleE
evidence of The benefits conferred by DIR,
Hunters treatment In diseases of The
lungs is 10 be found in the City In
spectoris report BY these documents IL
lis shown that the diminution in NOR
Etality from consumption. during the last
three months in the year I s55, rs CONS
pared with the CORES ling three months
of 1853 and 1854 swas nearly twenty fye
percent Comparing the FIRST qnaiter Of
the present year with lhTee monthsAof
lofthJ year 1854 spl8 rs 55s tire diniuas
ton is stlil more refnai Sabie. amounting
TO more than thirty Two per ecntsSiss Now.
we know from the vast number ofNcases
treated and cures effected by Dr. Hunter
during the periods referred 70. that l.issefs
forts contributed. il not 10 produ6e all at
least the greater share of this imptoye-
meRt. Tho severity oftthes past winter
would have increased-insteahi OF dimi6ishe
led the mortality arising from pulmonary
diseases, had there not been. some new
and powerful 'c6uhteracting influence at
work. ''''siSt''.i' :
Emboldened by these results and hav-
ing. and having the most entire e6niiaencs
in the inhalati3n sy sten1. DR., II inter now
comes forward 10 cliallsnge the faedltyatb
d fair and 'opeh Investigation OF his JiiGos
ries.s BE says, and say truly, That IL IS
not right TO- e6nfihe the disEGssi6h Is
lmeaieal journals, wHi6h ARE the more eSS.ll
lponents Of the tjudic5s ana Interest aot
particular Individuals, societies of schools.
He claims the whole public for fiisS5andi.
enceS and he leaveg'to dRem tie aeeisf68
of the merits Of tlSe eontfo3 ersy 70 4Aaka
| Dem 4ii "a 'H=ag.ists tssp s'sF .''2sRTa
Remarkable = Mqsemsat3ta shs. Ueiisd
The New Orleans Courier lFrenchl
has an account Of the meeting 10 thRt
pm IsI Us
9lne i Si'sztens on olEtl, 70 lake lntQ
eons'asfas'2n measures k9r thsfs 9sr satsi
Y, Mltn reference re S 10 syl9lsnes Witch had
S @; Or may oe. PEepsttatIIsd upon itlspt
Afns SoqI!ss III say gsi,gl,.s ,ealR o.,
Sle st,s!,s. g me Tnesilgg tIhen reistj
req 70 tne s klll!ng OF az feneh MAI, nansd
1lIaru sotne gays since l! a. ca.flee Apnse,
ss "u su Of tn anx 1s s ssei
was before the elestion. but because he
was q foreigner The speaker said lhs
police had not arrested The murderer. lhAl
the police IS either bad or inc t5cisnt, that
the lives Of foreigners are placed 10. peril
and that some neasur as are ,neeessaryito
secure to- Foreigners that protection Which
they. now want, The remarks of lie
speaker were received with Reclamation.
The meeting declared is members, we're
willing 70 leave 10 Americans the man;
agement of their own affairs. and only
asked for themselves security and rroteo.
ton. Il was decided TO address a petj.
ton to the Government AZ .WasGinSton.
asking aid and projection Tor, the. foreign
residents of this city. and another 10 ,tllv
French Government that copy OF Tho
last petition be sent 10 tie French press
Cat Paris or New York and another ~
the EnuliSh Tetyatian M, 49,, -, ., III
prepare the petitions was dirsc,aJ y 800
them al an adjourned mSsst;n, ~ h. Ia
at The Orleans Cnffae fInmSa 6riasn1s
street, ncxt Thlrsdav eJIelnTiing 9 =, haTf
past seven o'clnek" ~ ~ T'e's'f't' ms
W. believe that there never bsf5a,as S1t
a meeting held in lint or any other c;,y
in the Union for similar puInose, hs''V
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