The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-24
Report of Cases Treated in the
Finy Woods EnfirImary, for last
Twelve Months prior to April n,
1852.

S. E. COrkern, Greensburg, La.-Cancer
of the eye and nose, of ten years standing.
Cured from account of last report.
VIM. Parker, Liberty, Miss.-Cancer of the
cheek aud eye; eighteen years standing; had
assumed a malignant form. Cured.
7. c. Beckham, Franklin, La-Cancer of
the cheek and eye; twelve or fourteen years
standing; assumed a malignant form. So
relieved as not necessary to report.
Asa Heorin, Union Church, Jefferson CO.,
Miss.-Cancer of the head, embracing eye
and ear; eighteen years standing; assuming
a very malignant form; half pound cancer
taken off and preserved. Cured and at
work.
VIM. F0iles, H~olmesville, Miss.-Cancer
of the neck, eighteen or twenty years stand
hemorrhage; taken off two pounds. Cancer
cured.
Negro woman, Sophia W. Williams, Sum
NIT, Miss.-Cancer of the breast, large and
malignant, many years standing Cured.
B. B. Neesom, Amite City, La.-Cancer of
the neck, several years standing; angry and
bad when admitted. Cured.
w. Watson, Amite City, La.-Three can
GERS; face, neck and breast; some years
standing. Cured.
Mrs. j. d. Johnson, Summit, Miss.-Can-
Ger of the womb; malignant form; some
years standing before admittance. Died.
Mrs. w. VERIFY, Baton Rouge, La-Malig-
nant cancer of the cheek. Cured.
w. Zachary, BroOkhaven, Miss.-ThFee
cancers; one on each cheek and one upOn the
nose; eighteen years standing; assumed a
malignant form, one eating through the
cheek and growing in weight to near half a
pound. Cured, so as to shave all over his
face and attend to business.
Mrs. E. Smith, Canton, Miss-Cancer of
the womb; large and malignant. Dead.
VIM. Barnes, Sr, Columbia, Miss-Cancer
of the cheek, seven years standing; assum-
ed a malignant form. Cured.
w. Hayman, Summit, Miss.-Cancer of
the cheek. Cured.
Mrs. VIM. Kimball Brookhaven, Miss
Entire right breast; cancer all taken off, and
now nearly well.
w. z. Sinnott, New Orleans, La.-Cancer
of the cheek and nose, having been cut out
three times; health bad; hemOrrhage alarm |
ing when admitted. Cured all to the dis
eased bone; at home, at work in his office.
join Barron, Summit, Miss.-Three can |
GERS, cheek, throat and hand; cured.
Samuel Newman, Osyka, Missioner of
the lip; several years standing; cured.
VIM. Crawford, Bahala, Miss.-Cancer of
the lower lip, malignant; cured.
A. J. French, New Orleans, La.-Cancer
of the lip; quite convalescing; several years
standing; soon be well.
Charles Ausey-Admitted cancer mouth;
recently deserted infirmary.
John Roberts, Osyka, Miss Cancer OF the
dLu Z C3IlF-hN years u aye CONSTITUTION (
gone; considered doubtful.
Levi Spiller, Baton Rouge-Cancer of the
groin; died of typhoid fever while under
treatment for cancer.
Mr.. ]. G. Bibby-Cancer of mouth and
tongue; considered doubtful.
Mrs. Neil, China Grove. Miss.-Large ma
lignant cancer, involving right breast and
side, eating through into the hollow; cured
sound and well.
Mrs. Fisher, Washington Parish, La
of the nose and eyes; several years
standing; cured
Free1man's child, near Brookhaven, Miss.
Cancer of the ear; cured.
Miss Donald, Miss.-Cancer of the peri
two years standing; cured.
Lucinda, freedwoman, Pix county, Miss.
of the mouth; cured.
: Mrs. William Adams, Kosciusko, Miss
Cancer of the mouth:two years standing;
cured.
JIG. Burbridge. New Orleans. La-Cancer
Of the cheek; had been cut out some wears
previous; cured.
VIM Morgan, Liberty, Miss-Caneer of
the mouths several years standing; cured
Freedman. Lewis Coehoran, Amite counts
wife, cancer of the breast, involving :
half the breast: cured.
Mrs. T. D. Laird, Amite Co, Miss.-Cap-
eeT of the breast; II or 18 months standing; {
home; reported by husband cured.
J. P. Cox, Liberty, Missioner of the
sye-lid; 2 years duration; cured. {
Capt. Lillard, Observation-Disclosures of the
several of his relatives died of same: I
:ured. j
DIR. j. A Nash. of Magnolia, Miss makes 9
he foregoing report of the number of cases
# Cancer treated by him, only because they c
we're admitted by the faculty to be nee
lie has treated more than 30 cases not herein
enumerated of less magnitude.
DR.. Nash has made Cancer, Tuna0r. PrcIdD- :
rs U$ert. WeRs, Goiter, ScrofulG. Weak and .
eye sight. Neuralgia. FistuId, u .
Grated W0mbS. DC, q speciality for tcenty I.
ears or more He has cured over seventy-fge
asses of soFe leg. Of five. ten and twenty wears
landing. within the last twelve months, be-
a large number Of eases of paralysis sv-
hills, Dyspepsia, Diarrhoe, Dropsies, &c.
DIR. Nash is well aware that tits universally
sserted by the medical faculty that cancer.
With all Its kindred diseases, are ineurable, ex- 1
ept by the knife, and that seldom. DIR. Nash =
an produce anumber Of certificates of cases L
fected by him that was pronounced cancer by
'r. Warren Stone of New Orleans. La,
nd DR.. Knott. of Mobile, Ala. Some Of those
asses, eight or ten years ago. Quite a number
{ the cases here reported were prononnc lean !.
or; and no remedy BY DIR. Stone. WHY shall =
be said that cancer cannot be cured. when :
n. j.. A. Nash, Magnolia. Miss. cures IA out :
{ II of every eases he gets; tlke them as they r
named by DR.. Stone, Knott, or any body n
se. |
Address Dr.. J. A. Nash, Magnolia. Miss. n
apl 2+-d&w2t L.