Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-12-20

bes constructed in accordance with the philosophy OF
adapted to the organ Of and be used bv the old
and the young 10 pursue mnn employment eth
e. d b in so
eye that many experience using THO common kind but
by the following Testimonials ffom thoss asng them.
tB Office hours from A. NJ TO RyA.
CHARLssroN, 8. G., Oct. 18th, 1885.
Dear Sir: affords great pleasure 70 state thatSbe-
sides the excellent quality Of the minscas or
vslon and and comfort the eye Beside these
advantages would also mention your II hs
to shut off those rays Of light which cannot be brought
within the axis of vision Be this it may, Ihave no hes
fort than any have hitherto tried and consequently
recommend them with confidence to all who stand in need
Very respectfully your S;,nfSis SSsdjsas servant
Professor of Surgery South Carolina COLLEGE. j.
Mr.. ]. II. Semnlons, Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Nov. Z, 1856.
Dear Sir: have used your glasses for days more
and must that they please me better than any
L. EDWARDS HOLBR60K, NJ b..
Professor of Anatomy Medical College, s. G.
From Ed. sebring, Esq, President State Bank;
Mr.. J. II. SERMONS:
Dear Sir: gives me much pleasure to add my testimo
excellence
For passed my sight has been very much impair
ed and the glasses used panied my eyes very much SO
and
have derived such and comfort from their use that
1 cheerfuy recommend them to the public.
Very respectfully yours, -
AUGUSTA. Ga, Nov. %, 1855.
hive examined and am now using pair Of the crystal,
constructed upon strictly philosophical principles and from
several considerations not surpassed, if equaled by
The form Of the lenses resembling the
anterior arrangement of the human eye collects larger
number of rays than could be conveyed upon the rena
from ordinary glasses of the same focal and thus in
the disnctness of vision The of the glasses
also gives greater field of vision with less muscular
tion. In Short the whole arrangement admirably
calculated to promote and disnctness of vision, to
preserve the healthy function of that invaluable organ
A. MEANS
Prof of Chem. Geo. Med. College.
MOBILE, March 4, 1856.
GENTLEMEN The improved glasses that purchased from
you about ten days since have proved fully equal to you
rior any have used and would earnestly advise
all who compelled to spectaces to call at your Of
fee and procure pair without delay. | would not be
without them for more than five times their cost.
f''' JOHN Hin L. wooDcocK, ND.
Nov. 2' 1856. S-swlm.
VvHE LARGE AND EXCELLENT FARM, KNOWN
II the Caddo Pacs; containing two Thousand eight
hundred e. 80) acres about 900 ceres cleared land and
the balance we'll tmbered and the whole mostly rich al
luvia bottom On the farm is good and substantial two
good double roOmed frame house. together with black
smith shop and wagon making shop and negro quarters
sufficient to accommodate fifty seventyye hands, There
is also the place good cotton gin house. and Press and
excellent horse MILL and cribs barns and stables The
Caddo river meanders through the whole myth of the
in the house yard with milk house attached and spen
did garden lot There several good springs the place.
and very bold Chaly beate spring about 600 yards from
the house The Military Road the great western thorough
fare to Texas by the house This of the richest
and most desirable places in southwestern Arkansas 1t
town of Clark county.
Aso one thousand hundred 2OO) in another
farm, lying in Dallas county Arkansas, the Ouachita
River navigabe stream, partly bottom, and partly up
land with sixty seventy opened The attention Of
persons inendingo settle in Arkansas is invited these
lands.
Also, thousand and forty 04o) aercs of superior
Black lands situated in Clark county, Immediately the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Line, and six miles from water
navigation, 400 of this tract cleared land
Also, nine hundred (900) lying in Clark county,
about half bottom and half upands nine miles from water
dred QO0) acres of this tract opened land.
Aso thousand three hundred and forty 34O) acres,
lying in Clark county, half rich bottom and Is open
! ed, and the balance good upland.
Also, thousand eight hundred S00) acres lying in
Clark county, 100 opened mostly rich bottom lands,
| and not subject to nundaton.
All the above lands are finely Timbored and Watered.
f0r 'uf'Def PARTICULARS 1RpE W. F. g; s. BARkMAN,
Arkadephia. Arkansas
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