Connecticut EYe InfirmarY.
o.. Connecticut Eye Infirmary. NyHE undersigned having located himself l in the city of Hartford, for the purpose of fattending exclusively to the practice of 'SWr+ gery, has by the advice of several eminent Physicians, deemed it cxpedient to establish an EYE INFIRMARY, the object of which is to render grdtuitous surgical aid to indigent per- sons throughontth the state, who may be affict- ed with diseases of the eyes.

 Advice will cheerfUlly be given to persons who are not prepared to submit to surgical treatment. w @' @@'2 @

 A sum of money has been deposited by se- veral benevolent individuals, fOP the purpose of supplying those patients with medicines. who apply at the Infrmary and are unable to furnish themselves. a so #

 Institutions of this character have for many years been in operation in various parts of oar own country and in Europe; and the fact that the attention of the Surgeon is constantly di- rected to the diseases of a particular organ has produced the most beneficial results.

 The subscriber has in the course of his pro- fessional studies attended the New-YOrk Eye and Ear lnfrmary, and will adopt the mode of practice pursued in that institution. 'a

 The office of the Infrmary is on the west side of Main-sireet a few doors south of the Connecticut Conrant office. A s

 Days Of attendance, Mondays. Wednes- days, and Saturdays, between the hours of two and three, P. M. a3

 RICHARD s. KIssAG. M. D. Surgeon.

 Hartford, May, 1880 eo,rSac48