The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-16

TT SERMONS & son. the celebrated English Opt.
and Cornwall Optical Esablshme l. East Bridge, Truro,
respectfully announce their arrival with splendid as
sortment oftheiI newly Invented and inn roved BRA
LILLIAN PEBBLE SPECTACIES. and may be consult
ed ut their Office, adjoining the Journal Office, in the
Room formerly occupied by the Vanderburgh County
Library.
Such is the superiority these newly inval
able, preserving spectacle lenses, that Immediately az
ter they placed before imperfect vision the most de
ctivc sight brought to its youthful natural and org
nal states while they enable both the old and the young
to pursue the most minute employment either 10y day or
candle Ii ht And to remedy the great neonv eniencc OF
defective vision, thousands Of individuals in the Uni
ted have proved their merits they. with conf
dence, solicit the further favors The public which
they will be ever proud acknowledges assuring those
who entrust them with their commands. that ng
shall be wanting on their part TO merit their confidence
AMI appreciation Added TO the advantages possessed
by them long practice in the Eve Drmaries ana
der Of the learned oculiss by which they have
obtained thorough knowledge or the diseases Of vision
The Brazilian Pebble Spectacles received a remium
and diploma at the Indiana State Fair held at
The committee, on awarding these yiassses the Premi
u said that they de IN them worthy OF unusual e1m
mendaton."
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock p. NJ.
MADISON, February 10. 1854.
Messrs. II. Sermons & Son
Gentlemen have the pleasure Of saying to you that
have made fruitless efforts obtain glasses that would
remedy unusually defective eyesigh but could find
nothing that would answer the purpose until tried your
Brazilian Pebble Spectacles.
IcleerfulIy add my testimony that of hundreds of
Others and recommend the TO all whose age or mfr
DAVID SHAW.
MADISON, February Q, 1874.
Nessrs Sermons Il Son.
Gentemen: i lind the glasse. I purchased Of .ou
much better adapted 10 m! eyes that an! have hereto
fore tried. Respectfully yours, VIC WHARTON.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 10, 1853.
Messrs. SERMONS & Son IL have examined your Bra
lillian Pebble Spectacles. and find them in my estima
tion superior the glasses in common They
possess the extraordinary quality o cOnp8nsatiIg for
hon III,
of which the eye is at resta desideraum much To be
desired. They well calculated for the student, and
all Others who have in any way Impaired their vlsio
Respectfully yours, l.. DUNLOP, NJ. ID.
pleasure add testimony to that of others to the
excellence o. your "Brazian Pebble Speciacles "
thin the past year NY eye.sght had become much
impaired that was unabe either to read write by
eandeligh for any length of lime, with ease or salts
faction.
Some months since purchaseda pair you, and have
derived such '.ad and comfort" from their that
would be deprived Of them for times ihereos
Respectfully. &c, }. ii. OGLESBf.
From Hon. Clvin Fletcher. President Branch Bank:
lxDi.SAPoLis. Dee. 2. 1853.
For have been accustomed to artificial
light, and have tried several kinds OF spectacles, but
have found that completely restores the advan-
tagcs the former good natural sight. The glrssess
obtained from H. Sermons II Son.
From J. M'Chesney, Esq, Cashier State Bank:
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec o, Is53
cheerully bear testimony to the superiority of your
sPectacies over any others That have ushd
From Rev. VIM 4. Holiday:
INDIANsPoLIs. Aug 10. Is53.
They produced thus Ear all could wish restoring
in effect, the clear aud natural sight Of youth.
From Prof ]. 5. Bobbs, VI. d.:
lsDIASAPoLIs, Aug. g, 1851.
The glass is Of superior quality and the contour and
finish given them is well adapted 10 the sight.
From Hon. J. p. Chapman. former Editor ofthe Indiana
State Sentinel:
ISDIANAPoLIs, Aug. JIG, 1853.
They are not only good quality, but what is almost
important, beterIn shape than any have for
long time.
From A. ID. GALL NJ. D.:
INpIArAPoLrs. Ang. I6, 1851.
convinced shat thew superior any glasses Of
former present invention They not only bring the
most defective sight to its natural state, but also the
shape ofthe glasses is such that gives to the
and guards against inflammation Of that organ.
From F. King ESD, Privat. Secretary to Governor:
IyDI. NAPoLIs. Aug. 30, 1853
They easier TO the eye and clearer and above all
enable me to see much better by candle light.