, 1862-01-04

4 Plain Statement Of Facts.
NV YORK, Sept. 9Th, 1856.
To THE EDITOR N. 7. COMMERCIAL ADvEBr1sEB:
DR.. Hunter has never asked nc to publish
statement OF my case, although had he done
so at any time should most cheerfully have
complied.
lily case was editoria1ly alluded to however,
in the columns of the Cbn1u,erciH 4lsertissr.
because wei, known in that office. 1t was
also editoriallJ mentioned in the Daily Express
Of june is, 1856.
The E5press quoted as patients successfully
treated by DR.. Hunter, Clayton of the Com
mc7cial Advertiser, Jones, one of the proprie-
tors Of the Daily Times, Gordon Bennett,
editor and proprietor) Of the Herald, and
others.
now declare here that When hope had
nearly left me, consulted DR.. Hunter Of 228
The latter part Of 1858 I was attacked with
pleurisy, SO called by certain doctor, who at
tended me and advised me to 70 down South.
! went to Charleston, s. G., remained month,
found no benefit: returned to New York, aud
STU continued sinking, losing flesh and appe.-
tite, and daily growing more helpless and
hopeless.
My cxpectoration WAS very bad, streakcd
with blood-my cough racking, night sweats
profuse.
In fact, had all the worst symptoms Of
ttAs%AlSNN AALl So 4lit1E UcuSQL GAG CFET
derived from the practice then pursued, that
| gave up all hope Of living, and use of mcdi-
| clncs, sold out my interest in the printing
office, and looked for my death, from which [
thought no earthly means could save me-
!, Such was NY condition when was told Of
the success Of Dr.. Robert Hunter, and advised
to consult him without delay. did SO. He
| examined me, told me my case WAS q serious
one, gave INC no promise than to do his best
for me, and put me at once under active treat
| ment by Inhalation.
! This was in Jannary, 1855. A few days sat-
iEtied me that the medicines inhaled were
acting tayora1ly and directly On my disease.
! The worst symptoms diminished. My courage
increased. My improvement went on steadily,
and perscTered for months. Tie May fol-
lowing was able to resume Office duties; and
! from that time to this I have not been i'll q
| single day.
Arc these not facts for which to be grateful
Moreover, Dr. Hunters kindness and atten.
forget. .JAmEs e. C1AYros.
| A AcARD--Mr. S. N. Fassett takes this method oI
| informing his friends and patrons that, owing to
an unprecedented demand for Photographs, and es
pccially cartes des visites-a demand 70 great aE
to put it ont Of the power Of hs establishment tc
accommodate all With promptnese and in name,
satisfactory tohimseK and being unable to cnlargs
his facilities without trip East, Mr. Fasses
Leaves this Friday) evening for New Tork Bos
ton, etc, in search OF first class Photographers
and all that is new and desirable In the Photo
graphic Art, determined, If they can be obtained
totntroduce them into bis Chicsso gallery iznme
diatcly.
thanking his patrons for their kindness, for
bearanee and good humor during the 7usb Of tht
Holidays, Mt. FasEett promises if their patienc,
will endure week or two longer, that he will b.
able to make amends for past lack OF attention
and with enlarged facilities hopes to produce
style Of picture worthy place in those bcautifu
and treasured souvenirs Of friendship, Photo
graphic Albums Mr. Fassett's Gallery viii b
open during his absence, where his employees vii
be at the service Of any who may wish inmediat
attention. da4st
YAEKEE CARD WR7Ens.-Monograms and wed
ding cards at fremont House. Samples by mai
Send stamps. jaaat
~ Cook & Mclean, 50 Dearborn street, hay
made their price fos cleaning and dying Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
ee25Iy
WG Go to the TRIBUNE Office for your printing
deca1Ir
{ Go to Dunlop, seweu Il spalding for Printing
t nov11-hs2t1y
re- Go to John Jones, 119 Deazboru-st andge
your clothes cleaned and repaired HoV12