Fron, the Mercantile AdUertaser.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
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We refer to the advertisement of DR.. Scudder,
informing the public of the extraordinary invention
which he has brought into successful practice. OF
supplying those who have had the misfortune to lose
aneye with an artificial one. We had an opportu-
nifty Yesterday to see lad with one of these eyes.
1t is inserted with such perfection, that had we not
heen told beforehand of the fact, we should not have
had the least suspicion that the lad had ever suffer-
ed in either eye, and could scarcely discover which
was the artificial one The lad stated to us that he
felt no pain or inconvenience in weariag it-and that
he could take it out and re-insert it at pleasure. We
understand this is the 4ooth person whom DR.. ..
has already supplied with an eye.