Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25
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az srI III token bf esteem aud gratitude to The
man who had rendered each most invaluable
service. The Pitchers bear suitable inScrlp-3
lions, and are certainly highly crcdltablet to tho
manufactures, ms we'll as to the taste and gen
rrosi;y of thrrlsrors. Ed. Z. Moyie, NJ. d..
wbd.was deput,d to make the preScntttion,
expresyed the hone that Dr.. A1sophert would
lang be shared to follow in.thc path he had
chosen; and where he met with so mnch sue !
cess and 10 whom thc medical profession was
so much indebted, not only for llS valuable
work on Diseases of the Ear and Eve. but TOT
the many TefurmnliomS introduced hthe treat
ment Of these delicate organs. II is n"terl.
aus fact, said DR. Moyle, that the practice OF
uralSurgery is al "a seated book TO niue ten'hS
Of PHYSICIANS, aud the difficulty OF those SIdE
fering from defective sight or hrarng, W oO-
tanning relief may be imagined. DT. Also
phert assuredly deserved the. highest praise
both from the professional and unprofcS$ional
classes of s0ciety;- for ,levoting his energies
ind talents TO- branch of the heal,ug art
where both frame and peculiary reward are
doed out most Scantily.: DR.. Moyle$S remarks
were eloquent and ffatterlnS IN the extreme;
the more appreciated by all who heard the m,
knowing they wete well deserved. Dr. Also
phert fcelingly and most appropriately replied
relating some Of his experience since he com
picted in graphic aud glowing Language the
feelings experienced by those who had been
deaf from infancy, or who had formerly cropped
In darkness, on their being restored to llghl
and TO the wtIrldIof sounds. Tie feelings pt
abe successful Physician arc best expressed IN
| DR. AlSopuert's own words; t..
Tie Merchant may feel proud and elatca'
when his schemes for .anasslng wealth have
been successful; Kings may exult, when lheIt
tlominiunS have been extended; the Sculptor
nav gaze with admiration on the life Tx
statue his chsel has created; the eye Of the
student may brighten, as the treasures Of learn
ing are exposed 10 his view, orHthe great trn'h rs
of science drawn upon him; or The warrioFS
heart may bound with exultatton, as hlSthun
derhg Sqnadtons shout the cry OF victory, OF
when the wreath Of laurel cncIrcles his brow
yet alEtheSe emotions cannot exceed the pleas
ure of. that hour when the Physician sees his
efrDrtscrowned with success; when he knows
that he has been the humble agent IN rem?F-
ing the cup Of bitterness from the lips OF ms
fellow man. =,
4 I'm deaf anil dunn, cases he said, generally
considered ihcursblG, he has. met with he
most fatterifje success; and while he confess
ed that majority Of such cases were IncutA-
rblc, vet he considered the medical profession
had been shameful liyr tniss toward this class
of unfottunates. lie asserted, aud was ready
toproye OVERWHELMING testimony, that EVERY
CASE OF DEAFNESS Gas Nc CURED EXCEPT WHERE
su6m ARISES HpRoM MALFQRMArioS.
The Doctor has been<the reeIreut Of man!
similar tokens-one from the Royalty ITSELF
ia lie shane OF magnificent CLUSTER PIN,
frontthc ala Que, n Adelaide, consort Of King
William the IFuurill--hs success in this in
stance only being partial; otherwise Knight
hood might have been conferred. Dr., A's
Diary mus, be- adj interesting one, embracing
MANY wears Of flespita practice, and extending
over periodic thirty years: VIC tTast he will
find time to PublS 1t. = --.
t Medicines, Apparatus, &C., sent to anypA'
at my expense and risk: -
Address Dr. AES0PHERT, Broadway office,
No 1921 NEAR Capal Street. New York
! ! Consultation fee, Five Doliais.
urDr. Ais Work on diseases. of the Eye,
1.-THE Nature and Treatment Of the Dcat ahd
Damb-- ILLUSTRATED with steel Plates-PrIce
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