The Nevada journal., 1859-03-18
Water Cure and MOtOrpatlic Estab-
LISHMENT.
DIR. Barlow J. Smith.


DR.. Barlow J. Smith,
Graduate of the New York Hygio Therapeutic College.
| Has opcueda first class water cure and motorpathc
establishment in the large and pleasant house formerly
occupied by Mrs. Tilden,
Seventh St between | & j Sacramento.
The estahhme the first on the Pacific that
combines all the advantages of Hygiene medication,
and will be equal to in the tantic Europe
BY the treatment of DIR mith. all crablc diseases
or chronic, can be cured Ills theory of disease is
that "f the old eboo hence his practice destroy
the vitality and diminish the powers of life by the lancet
cuppng leeehng, blstering, burning purging and
iting means destructive to real health Those suffer
ing from weak and infamed Eyes Bronchial and affair
hal Affections, Diseases of the He Lungs Liver Kid
neys, Dyspepsia, Constipation Apoplexy, Fits Paraly
sis Rheumatism Neuralgia Feyers of all types Fever
and Ague, Putrd Sore Throat Group Scrofulous Dis
eases, Piles Prolapsus Inflammation ofhe Bowels Chro.
ME and Acute Diarrh9e should try the advantages of
this institution before taking poisonous drugs and thus
lessening their chances of permanent recovery. Can
GERS cured by an entirely new process.
Bone Settjng-Dr Smith has a knowledge of the
Art of Bone Setting successfully practsed by DR. Be-
non Sweet of Connecticut and is the only in Cali
fornia familiar with his peculiar system. Water is by
far the eectual curative agent in all of bro
ken bones. dislecateus, sprans, bruises, &c &c
Female Departm ent-The arrangements of the
institution particularly adapted to the successful
treatment If uterine diseases and dspla cements
of the spine. Sc DR. Smith will give especial
tention this class of diseases which, according the
decision of the State Medical Board alarmingy prev
alent i'll California Women Anticipating confinement
mens the best medical and surgical attention attention
and nurses in the tate and every convenience cacua-
ted to render paruron easy and natural at even less
expense than the ordinary charges of ply ysicans.
tymnaSlum-The institution will have Gymna-
sum with various appliances adapted all degrees of
ply steal strength where ladies' either connected with the
institution not take ucicous and healthy exercise
Electro chemical and Vapor Baths-The
Elecro-t hemca Baths now conceded to beso valuable
when dieIousy applied in eradicating the effects of the
Poison OAK and other poisons, both mineral and vege
table, and in the treatment of Rheumatic, Neuralgia,
Paralytic and Cutaneous diseases will be administered
20 patients without extra charge
Insanity and other ent II Derangements.
DR.. mth having been teacher of Phrenol gy, the ae
knowledged science of mind and being familiar with
the different which constitute the basis of
mental and physical Wig he the better enabled TO d
agnose and the diseases of the mnd-insanity all
its forms, &c. &c
Those having friends afflicted with insanity, should
call on DR. Smith, who will satisfy them of his thorough
knowledge of the human mind in healthy and diseas
ed condition.
NEW YORK; August l. 1858
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN This certities that d..
Barlow J. smith is graduate Of the New York Hygeio
Therapeutic College viii ch college has regular char
ter from the Legislature of the State and is authorized
to grant Diplomas comforting on ITS students all and the
same privileges and nmunities in relation the prac-
tce of the healing art that conferred by the DIplo
mas of any Alopathic or other Medical College in this
country.
DR. Smith devoted much attention to h-onolo
gy especially in its connections with Physiology and Pa
thoogv portion OF the time under the instructions of
Fowler Wells of this city and has abored successfully
as teacher and lecturer on these snbl ccts
r. T. TRAIL ND.
Principal y. Y. Hygeio Therapeutic College
COMPLEMENTARY REsoLuTroNs--At the close of
course of ten lectures ON Phrcnoogy aud Physiology Ly
DR. Barlow J, Smith, at the Hygeio Medical C)cge, y.
Y the following resolutions were unanimously adopted
by medical class with the request for their pHbica
tion in the chronological and Water Cure Journals;
Whereas, We have listened with pleasure and profit to
of lectures by our fellow student Dr. B J. Smith
Phrenology and Physiology and as deem the sci
of Phenoogy connected with Physiology of the
utmest importance therefore.
Resolved, That in Dr. Smith recognize teacher of
whom this College may well be proud and that he is
pable Of rejecting honor the sciences he ably
demonstrates.
Resolved, That his discoveries in Physiology claim |
highest attention and regard as reforners and stu
dents of nature.
Resolved That we highly appreciate Dr. Smiths ap-
pcaon of rhrepology the study and diagnosis of dis
and that students of medicine have deriv
ed principles diagnosis which of nestilnabe value
hea to what particular disease person Is proposed.
Resolved, That as the principles OF Phrenology by |
which Dr. Smith determines the healthy or diseased
condition of the body are original not having been
claimed forth by any other individual he deserves
great credit for their discovery.
Resolved, That Dr Smith intends 10 leave in |
>titution for permanent residence in California
with aview t. The dissemination of these ruths and the
principles of Hygiene a taught at tins College We hoa
ty recommend him to the friends of our wherever
he may locae Ssned "a, A r IIAMI1roN p.
DR. Smith will attend patients all parts of the city
he consistently with the n'erest of those in
the institution
Persons can h. accen 5o,laed with Baths anil treat
Incnt at the iusI tiiaH without board II desired.
THOMAS iiiLL viii attend To the business depart
OF the institution.
The families al Ilr Smith AM Mr III viii rasis1 j.
the InstitutiHu ana pa,n- spouse rll HH 4Hr,
make il pleasant ltsi h"9l f-tnG'g t"r'e for ia
valids uufei uulAe- tf s.slas desiring tilEsiu
logical diet Hit,l N5ar-l-
IcruS
aions. vcILal ot Ictter.-----..-- ---- Free
For Board and I II anent per week. So to $50
according to the Alteration cquifcd
Examinations, with Nci bal ay ice f1r home reatm 90
written 1UGG
Letters of inquiry promptly answered. and trcu!aTs
sent ON application BARLOW j. NTH, NJ. Il.
References.
D. O. Mills, Sacram"uto C. T. Fay an Francisco.
Chas Crocker, do Gilbert A.. Grant, do
L. Ipson, +. p. Tracy,
Isaac Iohman do Rich Chencry, do
J B. Wooster do J. A Banks, do