The New York herald., 1864-05-28


TEE CASE OF HUTCHlNGs THE "LIGHTNlNG CAL
ouLAToR"
There published in columns few days since
me remarkable Hutchings the Lightning calcua
ts" well known to the public during many years he
exhibited his wonderful arithmecal powers at Barnums
Museum. by the celebrated ocuist and Aurs, Dr. Won
kienberg Of this city Huchngs represented to have
been at the point Of DEATH but timely inter
ference Of tho doctor be resting his grave
This Is remarkable case and worthy Of the attention of
persons similarly afflicted.
We think 1t is but just to Dr. Won Eisenberg call
public attention to this are hundreds in the
community suffering from catarrh who like the .Ligh.
Ang Calculator" actually praying for DEATH are
ready accept Of anything that promises relieve them
from their distresses To would rhe not with
inexperienced but consult without unnecessary delay
Dr. Won Esenberg who least honesty to assure
As patients whether is within his power to mako them
WAsle or not
DEAFNESS CURED.
DEAFNESS CURED
DEAFNESS CURED.
tFrom the Tribanel
EARS TO THE DEAF.
xvsry man. and especially every woman, believes in his
= her physician There philosophical minds which
AeaA abstract faith in Alopathy or Homeopathy, or
Aydropshy other form scientific cure bu. with
~ world large the belief is system but in the
Assor Especially this regards aurists and osu
n patient who has sign, or his hear.
~ that blessing have been restored to him
- other practitioner that particular one by whom
~ eyes cars were opened DR.. Won Eiscnbsrs 10
aasss our aurists He has not len. Us ears
. brother practitioner has eyes in whose sk there
srs, ws believe above ali ohera Blu. V. hear Of him
sm those who him merely as surgeon but as
sbsnefactor been related 70 us
ushfuinsss Of which vouch, though
sAnsa The patient lady who had been deaf from
infancy consequence Of Of the ailments to which
sAndren liable Lat,erly disease an acute
su and the patient subject intense suffering The
ssasns rapidly becoming complete. and the general
health breaking down under the physical exhaustion attend
a.s upon constant pain. Ordinary remedies ordinary
sdvce useless and Dr. Won Esenberg called in.
ns general reader But he detected a,
asAths Of disease FIRST in one poron the organism
sAsa in another with manipulation as skiful as his
Adsht he removed the causes and who.
on infancy had heard dincuy. lattery hardly
an restored, perfect hearing and to per
ss health Dr. Esenberss advertisement. reminds us
- which thus briefly relate, though his
soaicisa,ion. Lot him that hath no. ears hear
From the Christian rmeaI
SIGHT RESTORED
CONCERNING ElEs AND ocuLrsTs
the five senscs .ha, which we seeing is the most
,rpor.an. and most valued In proportion as this ssnse
fails Ms we are reduced hepessness II entirely des
su.s Of sight, how slow would be our progress in knowledge
and how limited sphere action and usefulness En-
sowsd with IT, the creation clothed
win beauty and diversified BY that infinite variety which
psver falls TO attract the mind and heart
For several months past this has been practical sub Joe.
sua An inaamsd condition syelids communicating
nssH the pupil rendered the discharge daily
Hss only painful but dangerous Attrbutng 1t to the ef
- OF cold We endured II through the spring, with the
Asps that with the return Of weather would
srsly disappear But in this were doomed TO dsap
sentiment Summer returned but not our wonied sight
What might have been result either Of further neglect
~ vsf incompetent. treatment, cannot say.
Stating friend he assured US that similar
sss in his own family recently treated
suosess by Dr. Won Eiscnberg this city Satisfying
ssves by particular inquiries that the doctor is
pA but scientific oculist and aurist concluded 70
SEX Tho benefits o. his treatment which rca
- 70 assnowsdse Though buta few weeks
under his the appearance Of our eyes has totally
AAased The pupil now fun and GEAR and the lids are
s.urely FREQ from Inflammation. The doctor says
shat the optic has been weakened and the
vssins assumed q chronic innammasory state. Ar.
sscsns more or less ali the other ts.ues and
Arsaienins n neglected end in Amauross ophsm,t,,
ws believe the which Oculsts apply to eyes Affected
= we're ours Having obtained much deslrsd relief we
sAks great pleasure acknowledging indebtedness 70
As talent Of Dr. Eissnbers and of calling 10 the A.
ssntion Of others who may be suffering from spilar or
svsn condition OF their eyes, said that Provi.
ssnes provides antido,e for every bana certain
ai the eye h these mss subject 70 sevsrsr than
ssmery Let us be thankful them tina, ~ We increase the
tendencies which destroy the organ Of vision progress
e science Keeps pace with these tendencies not In ad
ysncs Of tsam.
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