Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
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as A slight token Of esteem aud gratitude to the
man who had rendegea each most invaluable
service, The Pitchers bear suitable iaScrip.
tons, and are certainlyhighly credltable to tn
manufacturers, ns well rs TO the taste and gen
crosby of the donorS. I'D. Z. MGyle, NJ. d.,
who was depuied to make the presentation,
EXPRESSED the hope ihatHl,r Alsophert would
long be spared I'd follow in the path he had
chosen; and where he met with 50 much sue
cess; and 10 whom the medical profession was
so. much indebted, not only for his valuable
work on diseases Of The Ear and Eye. hut Tor
the many reformations introduced IN the treat
mert of these delicate organs. tits lloterI
aus fact, said DR.. Moyle, that the practice oil
A,ital Surgery is as sealed book 70 nlne- rs
Of Physicians, md the:dlficulty OF those SUI.
fering from defective sight or hearing, IN 90
tanning relief may be imagined. Dr. Also
nbert assuredly deserved the ,hic hest praise
both from the professional and unprofesSionnl
classes or, Soc,cty for deyoting his energies
anil talents 10 n branch of the healug art,
where both frame and pecuniary reward arc
doletl oui most scantily.s Dr. Moyle's remarks
we're eloquent and hatiering in the extreme
the more Gppreciaiel by all who heattktht M
Knowing tiov were well deserved. DR.. Also
phert feelinsIy and most appropriately replied
relating some Of his experience since he com
menced practice in the United States, and de:
pieted in graphic and glowing Language, the
feelings exnefienced BY those who had been
deaf Ton1infancy, or who had formerly cropped
in darkness, on their being restored to light
and 10 the world of sounds. Tie feelings oil
The successful Physician are best expressed IN
DIR Alsopnerps own words.
: t.The Merchant may feel proud and elated,
when his schemes for arnassing wealth have
been successful; Kings may exult, when theII
tloininions haye been extended; the Sculptor
may gaze with admiration on The llie-l lax 9
statue his ctisel has created; the eye OF the
student may brighten, as the treasures oil learn
ing are exposedio his view or the great truths
Of science drawn upon him; or The warriors
heart may bound with exultation, rs his thun-
dering .squadrons shout thecry o. victory OF
when thewreath OF laurel encircleshis brow
yetalrtheSe emotions cannot exceed the pleas.
IRE Of that hour when the Physician sees his
eff0rtscrowned with suceess;. when he knows
that he has been the hulnh lie agent IN reniov-
ing the cup OF bitterness from the lips OF his
fellow man." -. t.N -
In deaf ami diIinD cases he said, generally
considered inciirable, be has met with the
most fatterins success; and while he confess
ed that majority Of snch cases were 'ncura.
be, yet he considered the medical profession
had been sham.fully ferIiss toward this class
81 unfortunates. TleSasserted, and wasteady
10 proye by overwhelming testimony, that EVERY
c.sr or DEAFNESS can BE cuRED, EXCEPT wHERf
sucu AarsEs PROM MsLFoRaArioN. -, \
Tbe Doctor has been the recireut Of man!
similar tokens-one from the Royalty itself
in HE shane OF magnificent CEUSTER PIN
from the late Queen ADELAIDE, eonsort OF klne
William the Fourtli--his success in this in
stance only being partial; otherwise Knight,
hood might have been conferred. Dr. Al
Diary must be On interesting one, embracing
many years Of fIospitalpractice. and extending
over a period Of thrty.yean, We tIdst he viii
find time to publish il. II
Medicines, Apparatus, DC, sent 10 anyPai'
al nv expense and risk. -
address Dr.. Al.SoPHERlS Broadway office
No 422lIsear Canal Street, New York.
Consultation Zee, Five Dollars.
RT Dr.. AIS Work on diseases Of the Eye
The Nature and Treatment Of the Deaf and
Dumb-iliustrated with steel pfates-Pric,
$40.
MoSEy IErrERs MUST sE REdIsrERrp D
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