Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-07
Most Eminent Testimonials and Certi1.
Gates of Cures.


As it would be impossible to give anything like the
favorable correspondence which has poured in upon
Dr. Flattely, from a parts of the world, from sue
cessuly treated pat ents he will here offer, with some
eminent testimon Is, few certificates that may be
correspondcd with.
From SIR Charles Scudamose, NJ. DIN Consump-
ton, even desperate cases, l recommend the use of
Inhalation as the onll 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-
specs, and perfectly safe and never failing to render
real benefit. In Chronic Bronchitis the benefits
well proven by the speedy altera' in the quality
and quantity of the expectoration, That no doubt OF
the value of the remedy can be tsonaby entertain
ed. 1t gives relief TO the Asthmatic patien proves
curative in of phthsis pumonalis, in those ex.
treme advances whicA bid defiance to the ordinary
rules OF practice.
From d. J. Corrigan, NJ. D.-Even allowing mos
fully for the exaggerated ecomums of of the
lest advocates o Inhalation. enough remains to salts
fy me in saying, that remedies in the form of vapor
exert pow erful Influence diseased action, and
it is only in his way that we administer remedies
to act locally upon the diseased tissues of lungs
The exhibition of remdees in this form merits the
fidencc of both physician and patient
From Prof Ellison, NJ. d., Prof Of Therapeutics, in
the London University i think medical men who
have been much 10 blame for neglecsng lnha atiOn
long for by Inhaliao make di. ect applica-
ton In hopeless cases have the cough vanish
and the exuectoration diminish, and ameoration
and relief Afford d such cannot be produced by
any other means whatever.
CONSUMPTION.
j. FLATTRRY, N. Dir: cUnn,t deny myself the
qualification of acknowledging the obligations am
under to you for your instrumentalty in saving M
from death. No one was near the grave as
have betn until restored to health by treatment
tried every kind OF fmedcne and doctoring, but my
II oney and time were gone without benefit Through
your medical Inhalation, under Divine Providence, |
well, therefore hope people may universally
know Of your skill. All my friends are in astOnish-
ment at my wonderful recovery, and daily testify
to those who call on me. l remain ever fait fully,
San Francisco, Aug. 1st, 1850. JOHN GROGlIAN.
CONSUMPTION.
DR. J. FLATTERY-Su: From my statements mad5
by letter, on commencement of your treatment, sup
pose you thought my hopeless, from the fact of
telling you the assertion of Il celebrated physician,
who said would not live one month"; As last re-
sort wrote you and receved your treatment, deter
mined at the time, if got relief to put doctors and
medicines away and r. sign myself to my fate. Con-
airy to all expectations, improved beyond my most
sangunc expectations 1 well, therefore,
have disappointed all the doctors had employed.
Please make any use of this letter. and accept my
unfeigned obligations Sincerely yours,
Santa Cruz, Jan. 4th 1861. JOHN GREEN.
CATARRHAL COMPLAINT.
DIR. FLArTERY-Sr:J j. ID. Jones, the poor man whom
called on you for, requests say that the months
treatment which you forwarded has entirely cured
him. To be candid thought the poor fellow past
covery, but very shortly alter he commenced with
treatment and inhalation, he began to recover.
He is well, and grateful to yol. lie never ceases tell
people of your celebrity. Wishing you success,
am dear sir. yours faithfully,
Stockton, Dec l0tr, 1851. c. CUNNINGHAM.
ASTHMA.
DR. FLATTERY-Sr:W When heard that your manner
of curing diseases Altogether ferent from every
other doctor here, but little thought then that shod
call on you so soon, and recover through your vaua
bic treatment When the spasams came me,
thought was dying; the su.Iocating feeling be
yond bearing, and l inwardly wished myself dead
sooner than suffer all did How truly happy am
to say that your mode of treatment is all powerful;
from the moment began the treatment the attacks
greatly diminished and the sufocative distress has
now left me- Sir, you have perlormeda great in
my case. Your faithful servant,
San Francisco, Dec. goth, 1869. o. ALLEN.
FEMALE DISEASES
DR.. j. FLATTERY-Sir: For five years and a half
suffered dreadully with several diseases, incident to
females generally. l employed physicians out of
number, but never got any relief until took your
medicines. wish suffering women were aware of this
fact. CATHARINE HARLEY.
San FIR" n0isco, July 27th, 1861,
eX N. B.-Letters addressed to DR.. ]. FLATTE-
RY, Sal Francesca will be promptly answered. fl2