New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
From The Journal Of Comm~es.

From The Journal Of Commecs
EXCITING NEws FOR TIN DEAY.-An inslramsct cs'ls1
Dr. Won Eienbergs Air Passage Expsuder and Regulator
gigantic machins weighing nearly five hundred pounds about
n'e eet In hight most wonderful apparatus for restoring
'sh and hearing has just arrived for Dr. Won EenbeG the
eeeorasd Oculs and Aurst and DO on exhibition the
DOCTORS ONCE No 86 Broadway for days previous to
h use The instrument constructed decidedly the m,st
scientific principles To give detailed description would
require greater space than spare Our Ocu,t
and Aur seems TO do everything In ths line of his profess
ion on gigantic SCALE The instruments for res,oriag
hesrsg the deaf and sigh. 10 the bind 4, go
that 1t fail open the obstruoted air pssgss
His consulting rooms No. 86 Broadway are eorrsspoud
ingly magnificent and his practice Aust aad Ocas. lss
and eminenty successful
From The Neto. York Erenirg Erprcts, FEB. H. 1853
sgssArIos Axosa THE DEAY.-The unrvalcd skill Of Dr.
Won Eisenbsrg the farfanod Ocust and Aus Of No. ale
Broadway has made quite sensation among the Deaf and
Blind By his wonderful which attract the Deaf Blind
and those suffering from Chronic CstaIh from all Of tho
Union to his Office. Tho number OF his certificates OF really
wonderful swell daily. For the bensa. of sufferers,
submit the following which requires comment:
Nsw-YoRK, Feb. o. 1853.
have been completely deaf In one ear and partially 90 In
the other for above seventeen year with dgesaoie dis
charge ffom both combined with continual rambling
noise IN the head for which have been ;rea.sd BY moot
practitioner ia the city without the slightest reisf
tn. i' hsd no fail. in IN bis cco. shea aid So there.
fore due to Dr. Won Gutenberg acknowledge that am ca.
Which have procared for hi@ such an nnvssd reputation
a, haze had .a 20 o. MS sds Of ss
superior but the principles which direct his mode Of resor
ips 'n7 hesrin. are. in my opinion ceT 1ot3,,
No 10 1dying'tonst. Brookiya.
Nrw.YosK July 10. 1861
THIS ce,ihes tia! my mother hiss been for some tins AZ
nS., IN the head sosether with other indson Of o:af
lO Of hearing DE on Eisenbers removed from her
sii s'i ne III I'% HGsH a H.
grateful thanks that A Is 9i s'jiT PosT T. 30 30 : s.o,h
No. l7s MspcKs..r, Nrw.yosx.
afflicted with total deene. and induced to pay you
visit, No one can msgne my delight when, after one operas
me Tor which feel very grateful After being totally deaf
almost shut on. from the pleasure Of using so necessary
great credit ON you fOr the immense sx you pos
sess beg thank you for what can tray appreciate
'm' Sir your '''d'1 Eb SSIysIs TEMPLE HARRISON
NEw.yoRk, Nov. 6, leca
DR. vos EIsEyBsRG dear sh: Bo-o.e taking leave Of
yos after your successful operation on my sloW
isal p.sormsnce an enabled to kesf dineay and srjoy
pleasure of which have long been depdved-Over year.
ir % bened Other sufferer ard 70 Jour snoIaa sat
Allow me to present my kinae rs.d and assure you Of
my Va.'2 remembrance H Mi;eHSSSALD REYNOLDS
Captain Marins'. United States
NSw-YoRK. May II. 1864
have much pleasure In being able to certify that have
suffered for long tue ron scs'ot and nearly csmps
8 sionI Not only without benefit bit my case was
given up as ncarabe dsspsifed OF ever recovering my
uI 70 sDes y.f unSer hi. care a. last resource Il
rs.uited in complete From the ssfu treatment,
great and on which experienced from the Doe.
Tor have no he alton IN recommending al those suffering
from diseases the to place themselves under III to.
E.nber. caro- with certainty Of being completely cured
.eaIi " happy 10 bea. personal testimony.
| ~ JOSEPH WALLER, Gsssup9ns.