Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-15
EAR AND Eye.
nRs: LeBKUN q DUFTON, 0CULssl I!

hrs. LeBRUN e. DUFTON, OCULIsTS
~ and Aurists. Dr. LeBrun offers to those sunering
from Deafness his infallible Aural kemedles "nicn
have been successful in nearly three Thousand cases
OF confirmed Deafness These remedies nave DeeI
pronounced by Drs. Khramer, Of Berlin; ltard ana
Deeau, OF Paris; and Curtis Pitcher and fearnsiy,
OF London; as the most wonderful ever applied TOT
diseases OF the internal and middle ear They com.
prise different courses for the various diseases that al
feet the EXTERNAL internal and middle If the DIS
ease is confined to the external ear their effects are
apparent on the fifth or sixth day. DR.. Leburn
warrants curem every case, when the ear is per-
feet in its formation. lie has eighteen certificates
from those who have been deaT from infancy, whose
hearing is now completely resorted and they now
enabled TO learn the language. Over twenty-seven
hundred cases of deafness have been successfully heal
ed by him. Certificates to that effect may.b seen
application.
In nervous affections, Inflammation and mucous &C
cumuiation In NE EHstaettan Tube and Tympanum,
thickening and Inflammation OF the Membrane Tim.
pam, or 'drum," Ot0rrhea or discharges of matter
from the Auditory Canal; when the deafness has
been produced BY Scarlet Typhus, Bilious, or Remit
tent feyer Colds use OF Quinine or Mecurial Medi-
eines Mumps, gatherings il the Ears, etc or when it
is accompanied with noises like falling water chirpDg
of insects whzzing of steam rustling of leaves ring
ing Of BELLS pulsations, etc. etc. the disease can be
radtcaily and permanently cured
DR.. DUFToS is the only practitioner in the United
States who practices the new painless and successful
method in treating all the diseases to which the Eye is
subject Where every other means has failed to afford
releI, ne asks IEOm SUCH Impartial TRIAL.
TESTIMONY.
The undersigned practitioners of Medicine in the
city of New York. having had occasion to witness the
practice of Drs LeBrun Dufton, in diseases of the
Ear and Eye, laying aside all professional jealousy,
freely admit that the pursued by them in treat
ing diseases ofthese delicate organs from the unparaI
leled success attending it, is well worthy the attention
of our professional brethren throughout the United
States, believing do that Aural Surgery hasno
met with that attention which its importance
mands.
Their system of treating diseases of tho middle and
internal Ear in chronic complicated cases by means
of .'Medicated Yapors," forms in the prac-
tice Of Aural Surgery, and fills up void which has
long been felt by the general practitioner In dis
of the Eye they seldom require to resort to an
operation As skllful Aurists and Ocuists, enthusi
asteally devoted to their profession cordially re
commend them to such as require their aid.
Signed, V. D. MOTT, III. d.
WILLIS MORTON, MD.
CA. DEVELIN, N. d.
HORACE WYATT, NJ D.
JAS b. FRANCIS, NJ. D.
New York, 10th August, 1849.
Students wishing perfect themselves in this branch
of Medical Science, will find opportunity by joining
the class at the Ear and Eye Infrmary of Dr. Deacy
Friday afternoons from one till three o'clock during
Medical College terms.
Patients, by sending few particulars ftheir cases.
can have remedies sent to any part
TERMS Five Dollars consultation fee. Ten dollars
to be paid when the hearing is restored to its original
acuteness.
Address, Drs. j. Delacy LeBrun and Dufton, at
Union Place New York City.
n. B. treatise on tile nature and treatment of
Deafness anu diseases of the Ear, acih tile treat
ment of tie Deaf and Dumb. Price One Dollar.
Money letters must be registered by the Post Master
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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