Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

IMPROVED ~SPECTACLES.
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lust received, a splendid assortment Of various kinds
j Of improved s~PEGTACLES.
Optician, Watch Maker and Jeweler,
Madison Street, between Main and Frcnt Row,
Opposite Citizens Bank, Memphis, Tenn.
These celebrated Glasses are ground on the exa-t priu-
cipie Of SpheriCal Accuracy, Of a c0ncavo-co -veX mirror
form, admirably adapted TO the organ Of sigh, can Be-
used to pursue the most minute employment, either by
day or candle light, with perfect ease 10 the eye, and
never causes that giddiness of the heed, or painful sen
sation in the eyes, that many experleuce in using the
common Spectaces, but strengthen and improve the
sight, as win be seen from the following testimonials:
From Hon. a.. Johnson, Coz. Of Tenn.
Mr. c. MULLEr-SiT Having fully tested the merits
Of your Improved Spectacles, lido not hesitate 70 say
liar manner in which they are ground, obviates the pain
l have frequently experienced in using other spectacies.
D JOHNSON.
From DR.. Barton, ofNe0 Orleans.
KNoxvILLE, TENx., June 18th, 1856.
Nh. G. MULLER Opucian-Dear Sir: The glasses you
have prepared for me exceed Ia distinctness and briliaucy
Of vision any I have ever used. The principle OF a focus
accommodated 70 every motion OF the eye, is invaluable
ss ii prevents fati.ue to the organ, and does not impair
vision. The beautiful transparency Of the glass, with its
great hardness, gives adurabiity which is invaluable 70
All-1 AANAAE . AA-A-Aa ANAAeANA ~ AaNAAa
These Improvements are recommendation FOR their use
highly meritng public patronage.
Very respectfully, your ooedient servant
G.. II. BARTON, N D., Of N. q.
From Hon. A.. McCleUGnd. Ez-Membs- Of Congress,
Tcnnessee-
M. c. NULLER-Sir:I and your glasses 20 be far So
perioT 20 those in common use. A. M|cCLELLAND.
From Hon. ". II Humphreys. JUDGE Of the Fsderdl
Court, Tennessee.
! have tried Mr.. MuTer's spectacles. I consider tEem
altogether superior TO the spectacles commonly used.
W. II.
From SarL. r. RODGERS. Senator from Knor and Roans
counties. Tennessee.
Mr.. c. M~ULLER-SiT: / take great pleasure in stating
the public that l am using your Improved Spectacles with
perfect satisfaction, both by daylight and czndlsight ]
consider them a valuable improvement.
SAN. r. RODGERS.
REFERENCES.
6. h. Kyle, Jackson, Tenn.
Thomas Gamewen, Jackson, Tenn.
Hon. John Read,
V. B wOodfOIE, N D., Cotton Grove, Tenn.
Wv. Hawkins, Brownsville, Tenn.
Wm. c. Bruce. N. D., "
Mayor A. N. shaw, somervile, Tenn.
Wm- h. Poin1exter, 4"
The Spectacle Lens in common use. fsrme double con
vex, have but one focus, and that being in the oentre, ad-
mits OF 4 perfect vision only through the centre. Now as
the eyes, in relling from side to side. depart from tht
point, IL is affected b. the distortions incident, and coca
sions in weak ewes fatigue and pain, and in strong eyes
a more frequent charge Of glass for those ofhigher power,
than Is caused BY the simple nattening OF the eye By aEei
or. to use the language OF many, they make the eye grow
older. Could the glass be attached to the eye, 50 a. 70
move with il, or the head be made to turn and aocommo-
date the sight, while the eyes remain fixed, the double
convex lens would not be so Questionable. But as neither
Of thsse plans could be very well accomplished, an easier
method to remedy this important defect IN all hitherto
construc. ed helps to the defective human vision Is desirs-
bic. This end is obtained in these glasses which, having
not only central focus, but, for all practical purposes, one
throughout, the objection above named is Obviated, ashley
will enable the wearer 10 perceive objects at every angle
Of vision, with all the correctness OF the natural healthy
sight. Janll-daEen