The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22
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VARIETY.
SIGHT PREsERvRDi,.

s@%@ SIGHT PRESERVED
MEssps S.ys BLINDNEss PREvENTED-
nPTirI NshMMoNs 90 the celebrated English
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPErAcHrsh me imprSysd
thep ne ,hgr ap.y" With splendid
and may be consulted at their Office over q WsS1,
HSaEh NO lac Main street. opposits Msssrs Keni
Thsir Glasses are made Of the purest Braz ps,,,,.
ana unstrcted in accordance with the PHILOSOPHY
Oh mature. 10 the peculiar form of csncaye cnnyhx
mirror. and their transparency Is so perfect that the
wearer can only perceive he has them on by the ire
Is the focus which + disposed In pscuisr M .nem
80 as to eounteract the infrmity which il * Intend
periority and usefulness of these improved Snecta
cee will suffice to say. that they have been unan
clans and ocuiists Of Europe and America. '"'
The experience they have thus acquired combined
with their perfect knowledge Of optical science ena
bles them TO decide with certainty on the mere in
specon of the eyes, what sort Of glasses are best
sned to correct their defect of vision either give
il greater strength merely to preserve rs NAV
be necessary WITHOUT causing any apparent change
any fatigue or weakness.
RICHMOND. July LIST, 1885,
have examined and sufficiently well tried the Bra
lillian Pebble Spectaces of Sermons 4 Co., to come
to the conclusion that they decidedly preferable
10 any have ever used The principle upon which
they are constructed ID consonant with the laws of
S SS ds,v sEa th' R EGTaI
Ihave examined the Spectacles manufactured ny
Nessrs. Sermons L Co, and regard the lens use1
(concaroconyex decidedly superior to the double
convex lens in common use. They are pearly free
from the defect Of spherical alteration allow of dis
tnct vision through any part of the lens and from
their size intercept Of the rays Of light which
reach the eye. JAMES BOLTON, Vi. ID.
RICHMOND, July 81, 1857.
RICHMOND July 81, 1857.
have no doubt that the Spectacles of the Messrs.
Sermons are the best now known.
CHAS. BELL GIBSON, VI. D.,
Prot. Surg, Med. Col, Va
RICHMOND. July 4th, 1857.
fully concur in the opinion expressed by Drs.
Gibson naXa and others, of the superiority of the
Spectacles manufactured by Messrs Sempons Co.
JAS. II. CONWAY, NJ D.,
Prof Obstet, Med. Col, Va.
RICHMOND, July 9Th, 1857
After careful trial of the Spectacles of Messrs.
Sermons Co., | am satified that in preparing them
philosophy and art have combined to produce the
best assistant for vision impaired BY advancing years
have ever used.
The lens is 80 constructed as to render it eGnally
perfect throughout while the size and slSu al lust
Inent Of the position of the frame prevent the
lights which Objectionable in other Spectaces
The material moreover, of which the lens Is com
posed, il far better adapted to practical than
glass possibly be, it ia much harder and LEGS
porous. and consequently less liable to be defaCed
by injury to its surface, by the absorption of
traneous matter which 20 readily obscures the trans
rarency OF ordinary glasses. can, with much conf
dence. recommend the Spectacles of Messrs. Sem
mons Co to those whose sight requires assistance
b. r. WEXFORD, NJ. D.,
Prof Medicine, Med Col, Va.