The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19
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Chronic DISEASES. -TREATsrEST AND Cure
DR.. Mortimore, of Louisville, Ky, will visit
Natchez again, ca route for New Orleans
where he is to open his Office by the first of
january.
DIR. NJ. has treated many extremely i'm
portant cases in Natchez and vicinity, and
his success in curing is we'll known tomauv
Of our prominent citizens.
Among others, there Is one case of espe-
cial note, which Is the little daughter of Mr.
=. j. Uoggatt, one of the wealthiest and
most respectable citizens of our county
She Is about eight years old. Near two
years ago she had q violent attack of Fever.
| followed by acute inflammation, and. subsa-
qucntlv q chronic form of disease contract
ing and disturbing the limbs, Jcc0ms cr-
h-emc'y emIciGtcd and entirely helpless For
many long and weary months she remained
in this condition, Notwithstanding every
effort was made TO relieve her bv number
Of our ablest physicians; yet these. with all
the appliances wealth could command. could
not afford relief and all agreed chat even If
the child survived long, she must remain O.
cripple for life. Under these circumstances
the parents concluded to place her under
the immediate care of Dr. WOrtimorc. and
the result is that she returns this week on
| the steamer Diana, Gin care Of Miss NJ A.
Skinner 1rith complete use Of her lambs,
and IN ps7Ject health.
We can but imagine the joy of the parents
in greeting the return Of their daughter in
all the glow of health and beauty
This however, Is not an isolated case in
l our community. There are others here who
| had long suffered, whom Dr. NJ has res
tored, and he may well feel that in visiting
| Natchez he will meet many warm personal
/ frieuds.-NGt"aey Courier, Dec. IS, 1850.
-CHRoyIC DISEASES. -Therea-
I ders of the Adr0cqfe will see by notice in
I to-day paper, that by. NloTtimsre has ar
rived in our city. We have often referred
/ to the eminent success Of DR.. NJ who makes
/ his annual visits to our city, in curing enron
| lie diseases. This, however, seems scarcely
/ necessary now, as he Is so universally and
/ fav0rably known throughout the South
/ But referring 10 his notice in our columns,
| we find the highest possible testimonial from
/ Rev Dr. Rivers, Of Wesleyan University,
/ Florence. Ala q man than whom none 9TH
! er Is more generally known and beloved.
I This. together with other testimonials pre-
I sentcd, we think should convince the most
/ incredulous Of Dr. MoTtim3re's professional
/ skilL-N o. Christian Idr0cGfe JHu >,
| 1861
/ DR. NI0ErDIoEE But two days remain of
/ the week that this gentleman is to pass in
/ Memphis. Since his arrival his time has
| been wholly absorbed in his professional du-
/ ties, and, we are glad 60 know, with his
/ usual success His skill in the treatment of
/ chronic diseases is truly wonderful. chal-
| longing the admiration of his medical hrcth-
rem and the profound gratitude of his uu-
merous patients. His skill is scarcely eE-
/ ceeded by his candor towards the afflicted
/ seeking relief 0t his hands.-Asmphis Bui-
+. letin, 1861
! DE- NOEIUv0EE- OE LOUISVILLE, ky.-Ihc
/ writer of this has known bim personally for
many years, and has also known Of his
[ success i'm curing diseases where others, en-
inent in the profession had failed He
/ wOUlf not dis0Gruge any in the least but
/ thinks It but reasonable that where an in
vesrigating, discerning physician has, for
many years, devoted his whole time and
/ talents Co the specially of chronic diseases,
/ he will necessarily become more proficient
] in curing these than the ordinary practition-
| er And while we thus speak of him in
| his professional capacity, we may be per
mitted to add that we admire him none the
| less for his integrity and candor as a high
| toned and refined gentleman.
10 is well known to vast numbers Of our
| citizens that for years Or. MOrtim0re has
| made here his semi-annual visit, and during
/ each stay his rooms were ALWAYS thr0nged
up to the last hour, (this viii be fully cor
/ roborated by the pruprietCrs Of the Wor-
/ sham House his usual stopping place. and
numbers of prominent citizens can cheer
fully testify to the efficacy of his remedies
and treatment, and to the high estimation
| we place upon his medical skill and private
character Memphis Iralanebe, 1861
We this morning called TO make q short
social visit on DR. Mortimo-e at his consul
tation rooms, No. Is, Camp street opposite
City Hotel but had little opportunity for
| social confab, as we found his rooms well
filed with guests who were visiting him
. professionally, especially may we say this in
/ reference to the female department. or Ia
dies DarlOr, where we saw numbers belong
ing to the most prominent and wealthiest
/ families of our city Doubtless no profess
. siOnal man has ever visited cur city who has
met with greater, or more deserved success.
| He has for years devoted his time and tai
/ ents to the treatment OF chronic diseases,
I such rs many of our most exemplary and
worthy citizens suffer from, and his success
in curing such has beer so signal, that his
/ fame has ever preceded him, and wherever
he visits, is sure to ipd constant employ
ment Knowing DR. NJ his professional
abilities. his caud0r with all patients, as also
/ possessing the true principles Of refined
/ gentleman, we do not hesitate 20 commend
him to all our friends who need medical
/ aid.-N. o. True Delta, 1850.
I expect to remain in Memphis during
/ the present Summer and coming Fall, where
all who desire to can consult me.
D. MORTDIORE, NJ. D..
Worsham House, Memphis, Tenn.