Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-04
DIR. Z. BUNF0RD LIGHrHILL,

/ DIR. Z. BUNFORD LIGHTHILL,
/ OF "a St Marks Place, New York, author of
popular Treatise on Deafness" .Letter
| on Catarrh," &c, &c, Is now in
WASHINGTON -
/ and win be at the
| EBBIrT HOUSE
for one week, from Monday, February 2sth,
until Saturday evening, March 5th, when he
can be consulted on
a Deafness, Catarrh,
and ali the various diseases of the
Ear, Throat, and Air Passages.
DR.. L. is induced to make this visit on &C.
count Of numerous applications for treatment
from parties residing IN Washington who are
unable to come to New York for the indispen-
sable personal examination. The practice in
New York does not suffer any interruption by
this visit, as his brother and his assistants are
there in constant attendance.
The following testimonials, from we'll known
parties, are published for the benefit of those
who are not acquainted with the doctors rep.
utation:
Letter from Rev. DR.. John Nett, Professor
In Union College, Schenectady.
Since first publicly acknowledged the great
benefit which received from the skillful treat
ment OF DR.. Lighthill, in regard to my hearing,
letters OF inquiry have necessarily poured upon
me from all parts Of the country from parties
desiring to learn the particulars Of my case,
and am indeed surprised at the number Of in
dividuals who are affected similar to the man.
ner in which have been, and therefore feel it
more and more sacred duty which owe to
those sufferers, to direct them to proper and
reliable source to obtain the benefit they so
much covet, and which so many afflicted ones
have hitherto sought in vain, just as had done
n
I had had from infancy one very deaf ear
which always discharged more or less offensive
matter, and was the source Of the greatest an
noyance, and discomfort to me. Last year the
other ear also became diseased, and both ears
discharged yellow matter very profuse and
highly offensive. My hearing became very
much impaired and the discharge produced the
greatest debility of body and depression OF
spirits. / applied to my family physician and
other practitioners with out deriving any bene-
fit, and almost despaired of being restored
to health, when providentially, 1 applied
to Doctor Lighthill. Under his treatment
my ears began to improve at once and con-
tinued to do SO, until, in a comparative
short time, both ears were healed, the dis
charge removed, and my hearing restored.
At first / feared the cure would not be per.
manent, or that the stoppage Of a discharge of
so long standing might prove detrimental to
my general health, fear which find grea
many entertain in regard to the removal OF dis
charge from the ears. My experience, how
ever, has proved conclusively that my appre-
tensions were entirely groundless in both re-
spects, for both ears are as we'll, and my hear
ing as good at present, the day left off
treatment, and the stoppage Of the discharge,
instead OF proving detrimental to my health,
has given me the highest elasticity and vigor
for long time previous.
wish the above statement might serve as a
general answer to those interested, but should
one or the other desire to apply to me person.
ally, or by letter, will cheerfully satisfy all
reasonable demands upon my time
avail myself OF this opportunity OF again
publicly expressing my deeply felt gratitude
to DR.. Lighthill, whom esteem as a gentleman
and a man Of science, in whom the highest con-
adence may be placed. JOHN MOTT.
From James Cruikshan nix, LII. D., Editor
n. Y. Teacher, Albany, N. Y.
This may certify that, having been afflicted
during the year 1856 with severe and almost
total deafness, and having tried the ordinary
medical and surgical. aid, under the care of
those esteemed as eminent practitioners, was
induced at last to put myself under the care Of
DR.. E. B. Lighthill. His treatment was brief
and successful. I was completely restored
and the cure is apparently permanent. have
all confidence in DR.. LIS skill and integrity in
the diseases he maA-s snecialities.
JAMES O---rusuAHR
Albany, Oct. l, 1862. fe 15.e oow