Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-02
Most Eminent Testimonials and Certi1-
Gates of Cures.

As il would be impossibleto give anything like tn
favorable correspondence which has poured in upor
Dr. Flatteiy, from parts of the world, from sue
cessfuy treated patl ents will here offer, with somt
eminent estmoni Is, y few certihcates that may Dt
corresponded with.
From SIR Charles Scudamose, NJ. DIN COnsump-
ton even desperate cases, reCon,mt nd the use OF
Inhalation as the only possible cure. had ample
proof of the curative power of Limitations. hope
have performed some service to medical men and
mankind in proposing treatment novel in many re-
spects and perfectly safe and failing to render
real benefit. In Chronic Bronchitis the benefits are SC
well proven by the speedy altera' m in the quality
and quantity of the txpectoratUu, that no doubt Of
the value of the remedy be lably entertain
ed. 1t gives relief to the Asthmatc patien proves
curative in cases Of phthsis pumonas, in those en-
treme advances which bid defiance to the ordinary
rules of practice.
From d. j. Corrigan NJ. D.-Even allowing mos
fuly for the exaggerated ecomums of some of the ear
est advocates ot Inhalation, enough remains to salts
fy me in saying, thar remedies in the form of vapor
exert powerful Influence over diseased action, and
it is only in his way that we can administer remedies
to act locally upon the diseased tissues of lungs
The exhibition of remdeies in this form merits the con-
fdencr of both physician and patient
From Prof. Ellison, NJ. D., Prof of Therapeutics. in
the London University Il think as medical men who
have been much blame for neglecsng fnhslaticn
long for by Inhalation can make di. ect applica
ton In hopeless cases | have seen the cough vanish
and the eNpectoration diminish, and ameiioratlor
and relief afford, d such as cannot be produced by
any other means whatever
CONSUMPTION.
j. FLATrRRY, NJ. D.-sir l cynn,t deny myself th
qualification of acknowledging tue obligations l an
under to you for your insrumentaty in saving m
| from death No one was ever so near the grave as
have been; until restored to health by your treatment
tried every kind of medicine and doctorng, but m!
| oney and time were gone without benefit. Througl
| your medical Inhalation, under Divine Providence,
am now well, therefore hope people may universally
| know of your skill. All my friends are in astonish
ment at my wonderful recovery, and daily testif,
to those who call on l remain ever faithfully,
San Francisco, Aug ls 1860 JOHN GROGiAN.
CONSUMPTION
DR. J. FLATrERy-Sr: From my statements mad7
by letter, commencement of your treatment, sup
pose you thought my case hopeless, from the fact OF
telling you the assertion of celebrated physician,
who said would not live one month. As a last re.
Sort wrote you and r. ceived your treatment deter
mned at the time, If got relief to put doctors and
medicines away, and r, sign myself TO my fate. Con-
ary to all expectations, improved beyond my most
sangune expectations. am WE'LL therefore
have disappointed all the doctors had employed.
Please make any use of this letter, and accept my
unfegned obligations Sincerely yours,
Santa Cruz, Jan. 4th. 1861. JOHN GREEN.
CATARRHAL COMPLAINT.
DR.. FLATTERY-Sir J. D. Jones, the poor man whom
called you for requests to say that the months
treatment which you forwarded has entirely cured
him. To be candid, thought the poor fellow past re-
covery, but very shortly after he commenced with
your treatment and inhalation, he began TO
lie is WELL and grateful to YOU He never ceases tell
ing people of your celebrity Wishing you success, l
am, dear sir, yours faithfully,
Stockton Dec 1Ot", 1851. G. CUNNINGHAM.
ASTHMA.
DR.. FLATTERY-Sir:When heard that your manner
of curing diseases altogether different from every
other doctor here, but little thought then that shod
call you so soon, and recover through your vaua
bic treatment When the spasams me,
thought was dying; the suaocatng feeling was be
yond bearing and l inwardly wished myself dea
sooner than suffer all did. How truly happy an
to say that your mode of treatment is all powerful
from the moment began the treatment the attacks
greatly diminished and the sufocatve distress has
now left me. Sir, you have performeda great cure il
my case. Your faithful servant,
San Francisco, Dec. 20th 1860 o. ALLEN.
FEMALE DISEASES.
DIR. j. FLATTERY-Sir: For five years and half
suffered dreadfuy with several diseases, incident tr
females generally. l employed physicians out o
number, but never got any relief until took y"u'
medicines. wish suffering women aware Of th'
fact. CATHARINE HARLEY.
San FIR" ncisco, July 9th, 1860.
eS N. B.-Letters addressed to Dr. j. FLATTE-
RY, Sal Francisco, will be promptly answered. fl2