The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-23
All Disease of the Eve

All DiSeasc OIL the Eve
successfully treated by the pTlicaiion Of MEprcArKp
vAroRs, &c, an intable and painless treatment for
diseases OF the Eye, acute rchronc-Casract Specks
Inflammation. Film and Weakness Of Vision, Granula.
ton Of the Lids. liberation Of the Lachrymal Glands
&C. To The asto nshng and gratifying effects Of this
treatment the child the YOUTH those Of mature age as
well as those far advanced in life all bear testimony 10
the wonderfully renoysng, healing and soothing effects
From the New York National Democrat.
PRESENTATION To DIR. ALSOPHERT.
Quite an agreeable affair came off last night a, the
Cooper House. DR.. Alsophen, who has been prac,is.
ing in this city for The past years. has been emneny
successful in treating diseases Of the Far and Eve 10
such an extent 10 enie him 10 the name of public
beneactor. was presented, by fifty Of his former
patients, with pair Of magnificent
SlkVlk.G PIB0EIlGIESa
as slight token of esteem and gratitude 10 the man
who had rendered each most valuable service. The
rhchers bear suitable inscriptions, and are certainly
highly eredable 10 the manufacturers as well as 10 the
taste and generosity Of the donors. Ell E. MoyI, M
u who was depuied to make the presentation expressed
the hope that Or. AsopheH would long he spared 10
follow IN the path he had chosen, and where he met
with 50 much success, and TO whom the medical probes.
sion was much indebted, not only for his valuable
work on diseases Of the Ear and Eye for the many
feformaiions introduced in the treatment Of these deli
cate organs. II is notorious fact said Dr. Movie. that
The practice OF aural surgery is sealed book to nine.
ienihs Of Physicians. and the difficulty Of those suffer.
ing from defective sight or hearing, in obtaining relief
may be imagined. DR.. Alsopheu assuIedly deserved
The highest praise both from the professional and unpro
rsona classes Of society for deyotng his energies and
talents 10 branch Of the healing ara, where both fame
and peeunilry reward doed out mos scantily. Dr.
MOVIES remarks were eloquent and haeiing in the ex
liam H. -. IA
knowing they were well deserved. DR.. Asophert feel
ingy and most appropriately replied, relating some Of
his experience since be commenced Practice IN the
United States, and depicted 10 graphic and glowing Lam
guage the feelings experienced by those who had been
deaf from infancy who had formerly groped ii da.
ness on their being restored light and the world Of
sounds. The feeling Of the successful physician are
hest expressed 10 Dr. Alsophen's own words:
. The merchant may feel proud and elaled, when
bis schemes for amassing wealth have been successful
Kings may exult when their domnions have been er.
Tended; the sculptor may gaze with admiration on the
eke statue his chsel has created the eye Of learning
are exposed 70 his yew the great truths Of science
dawn upon him; OF the warriors heart may bound
with eIualion his laundering squadrons shout the
cry OF victory, OF when the wreath Of laua encircles
his brow; yet all these emotions cannot exceed the
pleasure Of that hour when the Physician sees his e.
forts crowned with success; when he knows that he
has been the humble agent 10 removing the cup Of Bit
tsrness from the lips Of his fellow man."
10 deaf and dumb cases. he said generally considered
incurabe, he has met with the most fattering success
and while he confessed lha, majority of such cases
were ncurable. yet he considered the medical profession
had been shamefuly remis towards this class OF IN.
ioriuna,rs. He asserted, and was ready to prove BY
overwhelming testimony, that every case Of deafness
can be cured, except when such arises from maIforma.
ton
The Doctor has been The recipient Of many similar
iokens--one from Royalty itself--n the shape Of |
magnificent CLUSTER PIN, from the late Queen AIDE. |
lsde ccnsono Of King William The Fourth; his success
IN this instance only being PARTIAL otherwise Knight.
hood might have been conferred. Dr. AS Diary must
be On int esting Embracing many years n Hospi.
lal practice. and extending over period Of thirty years
We trus, he will find time 10 publish il.
Medicines. Apparatus. &C., sent 10 any part at nv
expense aud risk. Address
DIR. ALSoPHERT,
No. 4ss Broadway, New York.
Consultation fee, Five Dollars
q Dr. AS work on diseases Of The Eve, the Nsture
snd TFsaimen. Of the Deal and Dumb illustrated
with Steel Plaics-pfice $40.
q Money Letters must be registered By the Post
Master; such only will DO Al my risk.
Correspondents must enclose postage.
September 20. 0T-em