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sTRABlsMvs, OR oBI1ourrY OF VIs1oN.-cThe opera ton for Strabismus appears to be of the most n terestng discoveries in the department of Surgery in modern times. It was first performed by Professor Diefenbach of Germany though it was many years before suggested by Physician in this country.

 Doctor D. has now operated on upwards of 300 ca ses, and in this country the operation has been re- peated with equal success Not the least advantage resulting is, that frequently the sight is restored, sometimes in the course of few weeks; but this is rare. As long inactivity has nroduced the weakness ofyison which naturally exists in the eye most in position and placed under the control of the we should naturally expect that the would be

 probability vision than when %de the operation in Europe, and seems to have been equally sought there by young and old s the most son operated on, frequently few days rendering it impossible to determine by careful inspection that any disease had ever existed.

 Dr. ELLSWORTH, of Hartford, has operated on many cases both in this and other parts of the State and will undoubtedly convince the most scepucal that this operation not only can be done but has been

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