The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18
DEAFNESS,
Partial and Total, Entirely Removed.

Ts0 those suffering under partial or total loss
Il oflhe sense Of Hearing, d.. AI.SOPHERT
I begs 10 call heir attention 10 The following:
During the past ten years, many beneficis, dis
coveiies have been made in the practice or Medi-
cine, and meme more so,perhaps. than in the trra.
ment Of Diseases Of the Ear. IN the Ear Infi,.
maries Of Berlin, Leipric, Brussels, Hamburg and
81. Pelersburgh, the most signal success has Al.
tended The introduction Of medicaled douches. IN
treating diseases Of the middle and internal Ear
For the past Few years it has been adopted by
most distinguished Aurisls in London. with The
same marked success. The medicinal agents
arc prepare upon strictly Pathological princi.
Piles, the patient being subjected to both local
and constitutional treatment The applications
cause no pain, nor any unpleasant sensations,
nor yet a cessation from daily avocaiions. The
best proof Of the efficacy Of this treatment will
be reference to nearly Nine Hundred Names,
residents Of the United States, Canada, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia. who have been re-
stored 10 acute hearing; and 10 no, single case,
10 our knowledge, did we fail TO effect ei,he, a
partial oi total restoration Of the hearing, when
our advice and instructions were faithfully and
punciually adhered Many who could not hear
the report Of pistol at arms length, can now
hear patch beai at The distance of four feet.
In cases Of mucus accumulation in the Eusia-
chan Tube and Tympanum, Inflammation Of the
Ninucus membrane, nervous affections, diseases Of
the Membrane iympani, Ieommonly called the
drum,"l or where the disease can he traced 10
fevers, colds, the use of quinine or mcrcnria me-
Jicines, gatherings in the ear in childhood, .&c.,
DR.. .Aksopkerf's treatment stands pre.cmintnf.
Where the auditory canal is dry and scaly, with
little or no sccrction--when the deafness is ac-
companied with noises, in the ears like falling
water, chirping of insects, ringing of bells, rust
ling Of leaves. cen,inual pulsalions, discharge Of
matter, or, when in STOPPING, a sensation is felt
as If rush of blood to The head had taken place.
or when the hearing is less acute in dull. cloudy
weather, or when a cold has been taken, this
method of treating the disease is infallijt. DR..
"A. would cordially ask the friends of the Deaf
and Dumb TO send him statement of their case
as to whether they ever possessed the sense Of
hearing In the Deaf and Dumb School at Leip.
sic, out ofa class Of Id, succeeded in restoring
the hearing of Four, and experience warrants
me in saying that in many cases much good can
be acc mplished. d.. A. hegs explicitly to state.
that in those cases he undertakes, he guarantees
a suctessfulresuh-complctc restoration, or such
marked Improvement as viii be perfectly saiis-
factory, il his remedies are faithfully applied aud
directions adhered to.
Applicants will please state their age. period
Of disease, il matter issues from the external pas
sasage, if there are noises in tho cars, state of
general health, and what they suppose to have
been The cause OF the deafness. When The hear-
ing is restored. it is expected that those ia easy
circumstances will contribute literally.
Address DIR. .AISOPHERf, Broadway Ditirc,
No. 4e2 i-2, New York. Five Dollars Con.
eultation Fee.
| December 10. 1858. iT-3n