The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16
A sEIIFuI Physician.


We hav RETAINED from adding our t.,bgte
TO the high professional and personal character
" DR.. Won Moschi1ker, Of NO. 1927 Walnut
street, with the knowledge that though,less
and absurd prejudice prevails in The public mind
/ with regard to newspaper encomiums upon a
/ physician, no matter how successful he may be
in tho treatment Of those classes Of disease which
aIe called sUs,iaRi, s. from the especial study re-
quircu for their cure, by reason OF the clmllici.
| ton and iutriCdcy ut the organs tley agsdl
| Doctor Won MUsChizkor has devoted his entire
II 20 the prac ice Of diseases OF tYe eye, ear anl
| tcryOuE s, stem. He arrived ln Oh country Win
! a irs' class European reputation. hlvtng grIdl-
Rtd aud raltiscd IN seyurulluf the largest ui les
| on the continent he settled in New Orleans
where be speedily Obtained % large and lu lrlItFs
practice among the first families, not Only OF the
| Crescent City, hut OF the Southwestern Stues
nc udiug JET, Dayi., q letter OF thanks from
whom Is IN the possession OF Doctor Won NOschn-
kcr, In which the Rebel chief acknowledges the
skin that saved hls Cl psignt
FoIcseCue the approaching storm, and being
dCvOled trend 10 the Union, DR.. Won MJsthizker
cit New orleans "a few months before the ,Gaas
SION Of Luu'soua and settled u Washington,
where be rUpidly established reputation equal
TO the one he had lett in New Orleans.
We met Doctor Won MoschziIkcr at the Ma
tiOnal CAP ital four years ugO and were personally
cotnzant of numhtr Of remarkable cures chat
he effected OF cases which had uillGl the skill of
leading physicians Of that city and elsewhere
He enjoyed the confidence a1d esteem OF the
iuiclgn min stcrS, several OF them being amOng
bis patients. He brought before the Medical
Bureau OF the Government u number Of valuable
suggestions on The establishment of our IN lguiG-
Ceht hospital system, which have been adOpte
over the entire land, TO the amcliOratiOn and re-
h,t OF our gallant soldiers suffering from wounds
and disease.
Doctor Won Moschizkcr, prefeuing our city as
residence, to any other In the country has per-
m"ntntly located in our midst. Since hls resi-
dence here, he has been highly successful in the
treatment OF number OF difficult cases, the tes-
timonals of which be has ut his ohcc rs he is
unwilling 10 publish them, out Of motives of deli
cate regard for their authors. lie has written
and published, Il tteatise upon "the T. A." which
has met with Il large demand among the profess
sion, ond wc learn that it will shortly be followed
by an elaborate ana exhaustive treat lse upon dis
eases of the Eye"
lie is also the inventor of an apparatus for con-
VeymB remedial agents into the interior ducts and
passages OF the eye and ear, which is pronounced
10y scientific and medical men rs destined TO work
a revolution in The manner Of curing diseases in
those organs. THIS apparatus can hardly be des-
crihCd in the lmS Of newspaper paragraph |
and should be seen 10 he appreciated.
It's novel and ingenious etleCCs are daily wit.
messed by numbers Of physicians, and medical
students, and gentlemen interested in scientific |
sulJeCts, ana u Is universally approved ~ an in
valuable addition 70 the list Of benign mech lncal |
contfiVauces for the decrease OF human sun. ring
ana the restoration tt.e afflicted to health.
OF the capacity and ttne' Of his medical wiser;
and we only cali the attention OF the public ID
Dr Won MOschlkcr's anteCedCnts, in order that
They may not wi hhold personal visit to his |
office, and an Inspection of his letters of recon.
mtndhlou and certificates of cure.
ANOTHER BLOODY ArrArR-Some time during
yesterday afternoon, an alteration between |
number Of men, took place at the |
Paramount Locks, on the opposite side Of the |
m fba a Ifor
during which, a man whose name could not be |
asceraincd, was assaulted with a razor, and cut
in most hooking manner about the face aud
hands John A. Snyder WIS arrested UPON the
charge of committing tho acc. Snyder was also
DaGIy beaten. HIS head was be tC almost 20 !
Jelly, and bis face 50 dlsigurCd that he was past
Iect gnton. lie was taken before Alderml IN
Wa1rn, and charged with being the mau who
used The razor The Alderman committed hin
but considered his wounds Of such 4 seri rus
character, that he had him forwarded % the Hos.
piial, where be lies IN rather critical condition.
TRIAL OF A New ORGAN.-rhe First lptist .
Church, Thirty-siNth and Chesnut streets west .
Philadelphia, was crowded to its utmost caplciJy
last night, 70 listen TO a trial Of the new organ
which has just been purchased. IL contains two
banks Of keys, pedals Of one and a half Octaves,
ana will, when conn etcd, contain twenty.fInr
tull stops, one of which (he stopped dia 1n3on) Ia
Of roycl character, by reason OF producing
double sound. small choir sung several sacred
pieces, and the organ gave entire satisfaction IL
was performed on last evening by the builder
Mr. }. @. b. aubidge, and Me5srs. Frank L.
barley and Michael Cross.
FLAG RMsING.-On the occasion of a large
American flg being thrown to the breeze, yes
terday afternoon, at the Headquarters of tue
Union eague, Thirty eighth and Market streets,
speeches wue delivered by Rev. james Ned
Colonel II. Maurice, Hon. Judge Kelley and
Others The League House was beautifully ilu-
minated ouriug the evening.
NAVAL ARBIvAL.-Tbe United States supply
steamer Donegal, Lieutt nant w. H. West, Com
manding, from Charleston Bar on the afternoon
Of the 18th instant, anchored Off the Navy Yard
this morning, with $50 passengers, (oai,ers dis
charged ameu, ana invalids from that squad
ROM. She has no news Of importance 10 report.
South of Cape Hatteras she passed steamship
drdgo, with brig IN tow, steering north.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE GuARD.--Captain Joseph
P. Farran, late of the One hundred and ninth
Regiment, having received author
~ from Brigadier-General Lemue Todd 10 re-
'rnit company of Artillery for state defense
las opened recruiting Office in Ranstold place, |
FOnrth street above Chestnut
nknt, int ttyit, ,Is dsIa, |