The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-27
PRIVATE HOSPITAL,
No l0i Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn N Y
FUI Tue TIoHIIltnI OI MI IOf1ns Of
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twenty Ntht9t curing which ~ hnH tlecteu Tome
of the most unexpected sud extraordinary cures
recorded in the annals Of medicine, including long
standing cases of Consumption, Dyspepsis, kheu
matism, Gout, Neuralgia, Heart Affections. Scrof-
ula, Barrenness, and, in fact Constitutional Weak
ness Of nearly every kind, he has become full,
convinced that much Of his success has depended
upon the amount Of personal attention bestowed BY
him on each case. He has, therefore, fitted up
his own residence for the reception Vi II limited
number OF patients, to whom he ia prepared 10
give his personal attention, including the imme-
date supervision Of their nursing, dieting, sleep.
ing, exercising, &c, without which the best med
ical treatment ia the world is generally, not only
useless, but injurious. BY thus having his pa
TENTS under his immediate care and control, Dir.
Sammis is confident that he will be able TO cure
diseases of even longer standing, and Of a more
aggravated character, than those which have here
tofore ~succumbed to his reatlnent under less Ia
yorable circumstance.
DIR. Ssmmis begs TO subjoin a lew testimonials
from persons who have been successfully treat
ed by him for Chronic Diseases
AFFECTION OF TN LUsGs.
Brooklyn, June :, 1867.
Thisis to certify that in The spring Of 1852, DR..
o. h. 6ammis was called to attend my wife for
an Affection of the Lungs, with which she had
been afflicted for thirteen years, and from which
she had been unable to find relief from some OF
the best physicians in this city. In a very short
time after IIr. Sarnmis attended her, her symp-
toms were totally removed and after a lapse Of
five years they have not returned. Soon after DR..
Sammis performed this cure, he left BROOKLYN to
reside in New York, and my wife, being attacked
with severe turns Of Bilious Cholie, was compelled
10 have recourse to her old ply sicians, from whom.
however, as in the case Of the lung affection cured
BY DR.. Sammis, she obtained no relief. Her al
tRcks continued to increase in frequency Tor three
or four years, until at ienPth they CnIne on rs Of
ten as twice o week. Last autumn resolved to
have recourse once more 10 the services OF Dr.
Sammis, at whatever inconvenience and eS pense.
! accordingly applied1o him, and SIN happy TO he
able TO state that under his treatment these dis
tressing and alarming turns Immediately became
less frequent, and that they have long since ceased
altogether. Having thus tested the capacity of
DR.. Sammis in two entirely different cases, each
OF which had bsff1ed the skin of many Other ply
.ycisns ot high e%iandins, 1 can, with more than
ordinary confidence, recommend sick person. 10
avail themselves 81 his services.
WILLIAM Il. BISHOP, Franklin Buildings.
FEMALE DlsEAsks.
Montgomery, Ala Nov. 3, 1867.
This ~certifies that l was afflicted Tor eight months
with one Of he most painful diseases to which ls
dies are subject, and which, in ny case, mani
tested Itself in such Il variety OF i,Im- g. 10 rem
der me nearly helpless, snd unable to attend 10
my household and other duties. | could neither
stand nor st with any degree OF comfort and even
while lying down | WAS in constant pain. Every
function OF my. body appeared to be deransed.
The advice and treatment of the best physicians
not only failed to relieve me, but even aggravated
my disease. Medicine, Instruments, supporters,
&c, ali proved equally unavailing, and NJ length
| gave up all hope, and made up my mind to lie
ON my back for an indefinite period, without any
prospect OF recovering. While in this wretehed
stats, | heard Of DR.. q. X. Ssmmis, Of BROOKLYN ,
n. I and was strongly urged by persons who
had been his patients TO consult hun. They told
ne If he eonld not cure me, no one else could. |
followed the sdvice of my friends, and DR.. Sam
mis- Immediately informed me that | could derive
no permanent benefit from The treatment | had re-
ceived, and that whatever temporary relief the
use Of instruments, &c, were ahordine me, was
more than couuter-balsnoed by the chronic veal
ness their use would engender, He ascribed my
disease to a general cause, and said that il I
wished TO get well | must have recourse 10 sener
al and not topical treatment, ard that | must 9
bandon the further rse Vi instruments, &c, This
al. looked 50 reasonable that | made up my mind
to remain in Brooklyn, n, T.. and place myself
under the care Of DR.. S%annis, at his residence
In six weeks after l had resided in his family !
was restored TO complete health, which | hsyeey.
sr since enjoyed. From the date Of my recovery
| have been able TO endute even al extra amonnt
Of fatigue, and have every reason TO believe that
my strength will be lasting 1t will afford me
much pleasure to give to any lady who may feel
inclined to write to CT call upon me such special
Information regarding my case as she may require.
l.. A. WoRTHINaToN.
CoNiUMPTIoE.
Brooklyn, Oct. l6, 1867.
This ~certities that in 1886 the undersigned was
pronounced by two OF the most distinguished
RlN al bIOOflNu u Dt III GOusuIiptlOu, anu
beyond ali hope Of recovery and cure. While in
this condition ste was brought under the treat
ment Ct D. X. Sammis, and she is happy 10 say
that to his skill and judgment does she now owe
her present misunderstanding been cured by him
al that time (twenty-one ears ago. and raised
from her bed TO the enjoyment Of ,obust health
Mrs. FRANCES WEBER,
Cor De kalb and Franklin Avenues
CANCER IN THE BREA.T.
Juliustown, n. j.. Oct. / 1867.
This is 10 certify that, nineteen years ago, Dr..
u X Sammis cured me Of an ulcer on my breast,
OF eight and a half years standing, which had been
pronounced Cancer b. the best physicians Of this
part oil the country and Of Philadelphia. The
cure was effected both by internal external treat
u..nt. and las proved a sound one to this day.
NoERIS BLAIR
NEURALGIA
Charleston, 5 c., Oct. 1t, 1867,
This ceIt.hss that. ia the year ls4s the subscriber
was cured By DR.. u. K. Sammis, then 0. fhiia-
delphia, Of q Neuralgia in the face ana head,
which had for years resisted the skill OF the best
physicians in this city The subscriber vas at
the same time laboT.ns under d complication Of
diseases and weaknesses peculiar TO her sex, Of
which she vas also cured by Dr.. Sammis, by the
same general treatment. MAI. II c. CARIAS.
CAIARKH
New York, June 4th, ls51.
This is to certify that in the spring OF 1868
was severely al from Bronchitis, and ar aggrs-
waited affection Of Catarh IN the head. 10 such q
degree that ny friends despaired oil M recovery
A friend who had been assisted BY Or y. h. Sam.
mis-, Of the city OF New York, recommended him
as skilled in diseases OF this nature ~ him Isp-
piled, and it IS with sincere pleasure ! state that
TO the treatment and advice received ron him l
am indebted for & complete restoration 10 fa
health.
To those afflicted with diseases Of this nature
can conseientiously say, that | would commit d
friend suffering from any lung OF throat disease
ts the care Of DR.. Sammis, with more confidence
than 10 that Of any other phy stefan OF my &C
quAiutsnos Jams L.BuILth No. Front stS I.
NkuRALoIA.
New York August %, lsis.
Ihi: is 10 certify that have been acquainted
With Dr.. u. X Sammis for the last thirteen year
and that he has been employed IN my family. Al
q physician, very much TO my satisfaction, has-
ing, on one o~cession, cured me OF q painful dis
ease OF long standing (Seuralsial which had re
psatediy bRtie3 the skill OF the best ply sicians
could find. My ieet legs, knee joints and bach
were simultaneously affected, so thai II was nol
possible for me to stteDd to my duties the paiI
was excTuciating, and | was 10 helpless. as not Il
be able attimes 10 turn over ia my bed. such Il
all outline Of my condition when DR.. SsInmI
commenced ~ tIest NE. As before slated, la
cured. will add that. as q physician aud & gen
tleman, the character oI Nr. Ssnmls Is uuiIA
psachsd aud unimpeachable
CaAEIfs WIsCAIE, A. H.,
Principal OF Academical Institute, No. . 81
Mark Place, y. !.
CHkosIC RhkUaArsh.
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