Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02
EAR AND EYE.

II 70 a
4 y and Aurists Dr. LeBrun offers to those suffering
from Deafness his infalliole Aural Remedies whleh
have been successful III nearly three tnousunu I 80
of confirmed Deafness. These remedies nave Uee1 1
pronounced by prS. khramor, OF Berlin tI'to az"
Deleau Of Paris and Curtis, Pitcher anu 1eernSty,
of London; as the most wonderful ever appNeo Wf
diseases of the internal and middle ear. 1nes vO
prise different courses Tor tae various uiSeS A.:
feet the external Internal and middle ear II tne aus
60 ia convinced 10 the external ear their effects are
apparent on tho fifth or sixth day VI hcputn
qearraRtS a cure iR eTsTY case Whea 'he eur s pe1
feet in its formation. lie has eighteen eerunca'es
from those who have been GeGt from tyGNey, whose
besr;o Is now com pletey resorted and they are now
enabled to learn the language. over twen.y-SeN",'
bunded cases Of eatness have been successfully he"i
ed by him. Certificates to that effect may be seen on
in nervous affections Inflammation and mucous &C
emulation in the EHStGcitGn IN6s ard Iy~p91%na'
thckening and inflammation OF the 4nes0r@ha Lynn
a,,D; or drum" OtOTrhHSa or discharges OF matter
ffroro the Auditory Canat; when the deafness has
been produced by Scarlet, Typhus, Bilious, or Remit
tant Fever Colds use Of QuiniDe or Mercural Medi'
cines Mumps gatherings in the Ears etc or wnen II
is accompanied with noises ike falling water,
Of insects whizzng of steam, rusns OF leaves ring
inc OF bells pulsatons, etc, etc. the dlsease Gun pe
rGdicaiig and permanently c"Fe@. u..l
DR. D1rroN is the only practitioner in tho United
States who practices LhS now Which tho Eve is
subject Where every other means mas ta!ea 70 "otu
relief he asks from such fair and impartial trial.
TESTIMONY.
The undersigned practitioners OF Medicine III tne
civ Of New York having had occasion to witness the
practce of Drs LeBruu DuftOn, In diseases OF tnt
Eor ami Eve having us0e all professional jealousy
freely adit that the course pursued by them IN tea
ing diseases ofthese delicate organs from the unpr"
leed success attending it, Is we'll worthy the atsh!to
of our professional brethren throughout the UNITY
States believing Us do that Aural Surgery mas no
met with that attention which its Importance
mands, 80, .,,,,
Their system of treating diseases OF tho middle AND
internal Ear in chronic complicated cases by means
of .sMedicaed VaporS," forms new era IN the prac
tice of Aural Surgery, and fills up yoid wnleh ma
long been felt by the general practitioner. IN cs
of the Eve they seldom require to resort TO az
oDeraton AS skillsul Auriss and Oeulists, entnusi
astcay devoted to their profession, We cordially TO
commend them to such as require theirs
Signed, ". y; NO ~, I, ~ ~ n Nm
c. A. DEYELIN, NJ. D.
HORACE WYATT, MD.
JAS. d. FRANCIS, NJ. D.
Now York, 10th August, 1S49.
Students wishing perfect themselves IN inns oraoct
oP Medical Science will find opportunity by joining
the class at the Earand Eye Infrmary OF Dr. Delac!
IeBrun Union Place. Chniques every Tuesday ant
Friday afternoons from till three o'clock, during
Medical College terms. .r...
Patients, by sending Tow particulars Oh 1hor cases
can have remedies sent to any part.
TEENS Five Dollars consultation fee Ten COLLAR
to be paid when tho hearing is restored to Its orlsna
Address, Drs. j. Delacy, LeBrun and Dufton, a
Union Place New York City.
r. a treatise on tie nature and treatment o.
Deafless nbI diseases Of the Ear, ruth tie treat
11e~t of tie Deaf a1,d D&m6. Price One Dollar.
Money letters must be registered by the Post-aster
such letters only being at our risk
Correspondents must enclose postage for return an
swers the new law requiring prepayment OF letters
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