The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-05-26
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OCULISTS AND AURISTS. e-G
NR LEB2UN offers to those suffering from deaf
~ ness his intalhble Aural Remed les, whc',
have been successful in nearly three thousand cases
Of confirmed deafness These remedies have been
pronounced by Dr. Kramer, of Berlin, ltard and
Deleau, of Paris and Curtis, Pichler and Yenrssy,
the most wonderful ever appliedtor diseases of
the internal and middle ear They comprise differ
ent courses for the valioua diseases that effect The
external, interna and middle eal. II the disease
,s confined to the external ear the effects are ap-
parent on the 5th or 9th day. DR.. LeBrun Warrant
cure in every case, when the ear is perfect in its
formation. He has IS certificates from those who
have been deaf from infancy, whose hearing is now
completely restored, and they are now enabled TO
learn the language. ever 2,700 G cases have been
successfully healed by him. Certificates to that ef-
feet may be seen On application. zlg b Nfyal
In nervous affections, inflammation and mucous
accumUlations in the Eustachium Tube aud Tyni.
panum or thickening and inflammation Of Membrane
IimpGni, or drum" Oorrhea or discharges Of
matter from the Auditory Canal when the disease
has been pr )duced by Scarlet, Typhus, Billions or
Remittent Fever, Colds, use of Quinine or Mereu-
rial Medicines, Mumps, gathering in the ears etc,
or when tits accompanied with noise like falling
water, cmrping OF Insects, whizzing oftteam, rust
ling OF leaves, ringing ofbes, ,pusations,
the disease can be radically and permanently cured.
DIR. DUFTON is the only physician in the Uni.
ted States who practises the new, painless and sue
cessfal method in treating allihe diseases to which
the eaI is subject When every other means has
impartial trial.
! TESTIMONY & 4H "a
The undersigned practilionersof medicine in the
city OF New York having had the occasion TO wit
ness the practice Of Drs. Lel3run and Dufton. in the
diseases of the Ear and Eye laying aside all pro-
fessonal ieaiousy freely admit that the course pur
sued by them in treating diseases OF those tender
organs, from the unparalled success attending il is
we'll worththe attention OF our professional brethren
throughout tho United States, believing as we do
Tint Aural Surgery has not met with hat attention
which its importance demands. HEaB le.aH
Their system Of treating the disease of the; mid
die and internal Ear in chronic complicated cases
! by means Of ''Medicatek Vaporn forms a. new era
in the practice Of Aural S, rgery, and fills up
void which has long been ieltby the general prac-
tloner, In the diseases of the Eye, they seldom
resort to an operation AS skiliul Aurists and 0c-
u lists enthusiastically devoted to their professions
their ala. ~ lg@A, 4ltii3
Signed, tia51 v. d. MOTT, MlD,le9
u We WILLIS MORTON, MD.
~, # A. H. DELEvAN, M b.
! HORACE WYATT, M. d.
h.st = 2@''E. JAS. B. FRANCIS, M. ID
New York, August 10, lS49. I.ia .t1saf4I
| Students wishing to perfect themselves IN this
branch Of Medical Science will find chancsgby
ioiuing the Ear and Ego lnfirmary Of pr. .Dieqcey
LeBrnn, Union Place, Cliniques every Tuesday
and Friday afternoons from one to three O'Clock au.
ring Medical College terms .af ~ 3sA#@1
Terms. Five dolIarsconsu fee. Ten doly
lars to be paid when hearing is restored to ita orgs
"a Address, lie Brun and Dufton, Union Place, New
n b. 4 treatment on the nature and treatment of
diseases of the Ear tn the treatment Of the Deaf
and Dumb. Price one Dollar. -
/ Money letters must be registered by the Post Mas.
ter and all such are at our risk, siN0" ,sainGtt
Correspondents must enclose postage for return
answers the newl law requires pay ment OF letters
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