Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

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Introduction Of the proof balances" third edition. So pages
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Sheet" neat pamphlet % pages limo. price 10 eenoPe1
Mercantile W,itns "A course Of lessons prepared which
will fail in eeetiug valuable Improvement m6-eoani
A CARD.-DR WHEELER, Oculst, IS Greenwich St Is
"a permitted to refer to the following gentemea for tesi-
mode treating Diseases of the Eye for several years past =
David Kimberly, Esq lal Front street; Charles g. Havens
Esq Wall ST. Messr White Barnes Cedar 81; Mr. Jas
Cruishank 40 Greenwich ST. Mr. Jusus Miller Isl Chat
ham st; Mr. Benjamin Flanders ~ South st; Mr. jaime,
j. Bodae 2aa Fulton 81; Mr. Augusta. Baker, Is Peek Slip;
Mr.. Murline 2es Cherry ST Mr. LOOMS, Once Of the
Evening Post; MIR. n Pritchard, S96 Washington
Mead, Stone ST Mr. VIM. Kirk ,(whs totally blind and
returned from the Eye In6ary iaourate 9as Varek
Mrs Msgie family, Zone Of whom was totally bhnd iAi ID
bridge st.
Mr. Charles Parker SO Carnine from whose particles
exracted after termentng him upwards OF -four
during which PERIOD neither the professional gentlemen
the Eye Inrmary, any other surgeons
medical men had been able to detect them
=. Since publishing cer6cates and testimonials
this subject Dr. Wheeler has received Samong others the
following gratifying letters, to which he respectfully Invites
!, NEwYonx, sOh January, $780,
Dear SrThe great benefit have received from pro-
fsoHal attendance sight became impaired
from attack the measles Is succeeded by
that malady named BY physicians Ophama Tars demands
capable Of expressing As you propose giving pablo
the subject OF peculiar mode
Of treating diseases Of the eye have objection that
shall say part that have the utmost confidence
would scarcely the most delicate and tmd
Your, respectfully, CHARLES g. KETCHUM.
49, n William 81. New York
To DR.. Wheeler, Oculist, IS Gre.nwieht NY
NEw YoaK a5th January, 1889
SAmong the individuals to whom you refer for proof
Of your skill and ability Oculist quite willing
shall add name having had sacen evidence the OF
little daughter Of the safe tender and ecacous manner
in whieh you diseases Of the From blow which she
unfortunately received Of her not only became dan
aRd other OF The family By timely appe.tion
70 however, you completely cured her in few days.
and with little Inconvenience PAIN As regards yoer
Basam Of Moseateo ts benefit that it afforded fsasiy
dsrng the last such as TO warrant ne TO reco
mead il for any child troubled with relaxed bowels.
JOHN HARRIS, lsa Ludlow street,
-. = /, -, No. 40 Washington Market, Y.
- Office hours from O'clock NJ to la-out door patients
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