The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-25
BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Ofice 36 BrOmfieId Street, BOSTON,.
REV. N. DAY, Pres. REV. P. MASON, Vice Pres.
REUBEN 9RIrSr, M; D. physicians.

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REV. N. DAY, Pres. REV. P. MASON, Vice Pres.
RIuBrN GREENE, M. D., lphrs,o;.ns
ISAIAH HUTcmNs, NJ. D.,
Established for the successful Treatment Of Diseases upon
Rational Principles.
The ElectroChemica Baths, together with Or. Grsene's
improved Medication, have been adopted in this Institu-
ton, and have exceeded the most sanguine expectations in
the removal Of a great variety of diseases.
All persons having Cancers, or those afflicted with
complicated diseases, should avail themselves of the per-
sonal attention Of the physicians at the Institute, where
proper clearinghouse are provided.
A personal examination Of each case is preferable; but
all the common forms of diseases, except in aggravated
and complicated cases, are successfully treated with med
icines which can he sent to any part Of the world, with
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cana" a newspaper published by the Institution, a copy
Of which will be sent free when requested; also, DR..
may be had at the Office for IL cents, or by mail on the
receipt Of four postage stamps.
Consultations upon all diseases free of charge at the
office, or by letter on the reception Of a postage stamp.
All communications should be directed to DR.. X.
GREENE, SO Bromfeld Street, Boston, Mass.
REFEREN CES-
Hon. s. c. Maine, Boston, Mass. Rev. Edward Ed
munds, Boston, Mass; Rev. Joseph W. Tarleton, Boston,
Mass; Rev. 4. IL. Nevin, D. d., Chelsea, Mass. Rev. II.
II .Conklin, Providence, Ri; Rev. Charles ? ,Grosyenor,
Medford, Mass; Rev. Bryan Morse, Groveland, Mass.
Rev; John Hartman, Canterbury, n. H.; DR.. J. ",
Phelps, 6S fremont Street, Boston, Mass. J. L. Merrill,
Esq, Webster House) Boston, Mass; L. X. Phinney,
Esq, (Mercantile House,) Boston, Mass; A. W. Oldham,
hsqs Netou' Nhsssi Shlnuel MeherNe, ESD. LOWELL, Mass
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
On the 18th inst, in company with a number
of highly respectable editorial brethren and other
professional gentlemen, we visited the Institution
In Bromfeld Street. We there saw numerous
specimens of Cancers, and conversed with four
persons who had been relieved of Cancers, some
of which were of the largest and most dangerous
sort, who are now in the enjoyment of health.
We doubt whether any other physician has been
so eminently successful as DR.. Greene In the
treatment Of cancerous affections. - Editor Ohpe
Branch.
The advantage of uniting the science of the
medical profession withth natural mode of treat
ing disease, is clearly shown in the practice of
DR.. r. Greene at the Indian Medical Institute. His
success is truly wonderful. Bosom Transcript,
We witnessed the removal of a large rose Can
Ger, of ten years standing, from a lady seventy
years of age. The removal occupied but a few
minutes. We saw the operation with our own
ewes, and can testify to the facts. The patient
seemed to be doing well after the removal, and,
from the success attending hundreds of similar
cases, we have no doubt Of her recovery'-Bos-
ton Daily Bee.