Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY!

New Discovery for the Eyes!
sPECTACLEs &c ground on the exact principle of
spherical accuracy, by II. SERMONS 4 Son, the cell
ebrHted Opticians, from the improved Spectacle Manu-
factory and Liverpool Optical Establishment Waterloo
Road Observation-Disclosures more than century ago.
IL Semmons & son, the sole inventors of the inn
proved spectaees, and various improved Glasses,
now on professional visit TO this place; and may be
Store, No. 245 Main street, Worcester.
They have had the honor Of attending the princpa
towns in the United Kingdom, where they have expert
enced the most nlttering encouragemeRt,-and having
been earnestly solicited make visit a short time,
they have the honor of announcing their arrival from
Liverpool, with most splendid assortment of their
newly invented and improved Spectacles. Such is the
superiority OF these Glasses, that persons having in
famed or weak eyes may easily be relieved by using
them and they possess the property Of preserving the
precious organ OF sight, to the most advanced period of
life, while they enable both the old and the young TO
pursue the most minute employment for any length of
time either by day or candelight As several iadvid.
uals of the Uned States have proved theiT eff acy they
with confidence solicit the further vOrs of the public,
which they will ever be proud to acknowledge,
ing those who enTnst them with their commands that
no exerlon will be wanting on their part to merit their
confidence and appreciation. Added to the advantages
possessed by them of long praciloe in the Ely lnma
res, and one OF the most eminent Oculsts by which
they have obtained thorough knowledge of The dsea
of vision.
Mr. s. q Son beg 10 state that they repair all kinds
OF Optical Instruments, such Telescopes, Micro
scopes &c. Also, Baromeiers, Thermometers, Hy
drOmefeIs etc.
OFFICE HOURS from 8 o'clock in the morning. un.
til O'Clock i'll the afternoon.
TESTIMONIALS.
OswEGo, N. y, Nov. 18th 1852.
Having had occasion to use spectacles Tor several
years past, and finding great difficulty in procuring
pair that would suit my eyes, | recommended to
call on Messrs. II, Sermons & Son, the celebrated Op-
tciens now in This city. They Immediately fitted pair
for me- which can use by hight or day, with the
ease when boy, and would be deprived of for
twenty OF even fifty times the of them, provided
could not replace them would therefore recommend
all those who DESTROYS Of improving their sight, to
U. G. WHITE.
OswEGo ". Y, Dec, 9Th, 1852.
This may certify, that have examined II. Sermons
& Sons Glasses, and am using the same. / must con.
Tess that never wore glasses that seemed natural
the sight The eye is at easy and seengl strong
as IN boyhOGd. would therefore recommend them to
all who need glasses, in preference any other in
G FRANK, M. d.
BiNeHAMPToN, Dec. 9th, 1852.
have examined Messrs. Ii. Sermons d SONS newly
invented patent epeCtacles, and ] of the opinion
mat the Concaye Convex, or plain mirror which they
yet brought into use. THOMAS JACKSON NJ ID.
| concur in the above statement.
d. J. II. CHUBBUCK, M. D.
have examined Sermons & Sons Glasses and think
them better adapted for the purposes for which he re-
comments them, than any have ye,
Binghampton, Dec. 9th, 1852.
Home Testimonial.
WORCESTER, Dec. 80 1859.
From an examination OF the concaveo convex specta-
Gle, made by II Semmons Il Son. am inclined to re-
gard them as superior to any former invention. Besides
the advantages dervabe from the form of the glasses
their shade or color is such to give the eyes,
and thus guard against weakness and inflammation of
that organ, CALVIN NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Pres. Wor Medical Institution.
Worcester, Dec 5Oth, 1852. dlf