Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-03-07

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TUST received, a splendid assortment Of various kiads
y Of improved s~PECTACLESr
Opticisn, watch Maker and JsEelsr,
Hstlscn Street, between Main and Front Row,
Opposite Citizens Bank, Memphis, Tenn.
These celebrated Glasses are ground on the s1a-t pria-
cipie OF Spherical Accuracy, Of a ooncavo-oo1vex minor
form, admirably adapted to the organ Of siehi, can b
used 10 pursue the most minute employment either ~
day or camille light, with perfect esse 10 the eye, and
never causes that giddiness Of the head, OF painful sen
salon in the eyes, that many experiences in using the
oomm0n sPectaclss, but strengthen and improve the
sight. a. VIII be seen from the following testtno1ials;
From Hon. A. Johnson, Coz. Of Tenn.
Nh c. MULE SIR: Hsving fully ties ed tAs merits
OF YOUR Improved speetscIss, DO not hesitate 20 EAy
that they excel any have ever tried, and and he Pecu-
liar manner in which they are grourd, ooviates the pain
have frequently experienced In using other spectacies.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
ron Dr.. Barton, Of Sev Orlsaas-
KNOXVILLE. TEEE, June 18th, 1855.
Nh. q MULLER Optieian-Dear S-. The glasses Yoa
have prepared for me exceed in distinctnsBs sad brilliAncy
Of vision any l have ever used. The principle Of a foeus
accommodated 10 every motion OF the eye, is inval1aoie,
a. n prevents fstIsue 10 the organ, and does not impair
vision. The beautiful transparency o. the glass with its
great hardness, gives durability which is invaluable 70
those having a constant demand for them.
these improvements are recommendation for their Use
hiShly meritng public patronsge-
Very respectfully, your ooecient servant
G. h. BARTON, n. D. ofH. q.
From Hen. 4. McCIsUaEd. E--MezoeT Of Congress,
Tenlssses.
Mr.. c. M~uLLER-SiT: Il ind your glasses to Be far So
na-isr 10 No. hi c7unon use. A. M~cCLELLAND.
From Hon. ". II Humphreys Judge cf the FedHG
Court, Ternessse
Ihave tried Mr.. Huler's speetaeles- consider GSn
altogether superior to the spectsclss commonly used.
". n HUMPHREYS
[ From SamL. r Rodgers. Senator from Kr0= and BcEns
counties. Ternessee.
I Nh C. NULLER-Sir: I take great pleasure IN TtaEnZ
the public that I sm using your Improved Spectacles Win
perfect salts action, both BY daylight and e4ndeHght- j
consider tn n ! valuable improvement
REFERENCES.
G.. H.. KYLE, Jackson. Tenn
Thomas 6zmeven, Jackson, Tenn
Hon. John Read,
v'B WoodfoIk, N. D., Cotton Grove, Tenn
I. ". Hawkins. Brownsville, Tenn.
WIN. G. Bruce, NJ. D. q"
Mayor 4. n. shaw sOmerville, Tenn
Wm. u. Poinsexter,
The Spectacle Lens in common use, terme double con
vex have 5ut one focus. and that being In the centre, aA-
mi+s OF a perfect vision only through the centre. Now -
the eyes in reII1g from side 70 side dePaI from thA
point. IL Is affected BY the Distortions incident, and coca
sjens in weak eyes fatigue and psin, and 10 strong -
a more frequent chs g o. glass for thOEe ofhigher poNs
I than il caused b. the simple nattening o. TIRE eye By aaal
or. to use the language Of many, they make re eye rev
older Could The GAS be attached to Tie cye. 80 a. to
move with it, or the hesd Re made 20 tuTn AID accOnmo-
date the sight. while the eyes remain hxed- tbs double
I convexIens would Tot be 50 Questionable But as neither
! Of these plans could b. very well sceomPiiheds an easier
method 10 remedy this important cefect N all hitherto
cougtruc 81 helps TO the defective human vision u desifA-
BE. This end is obtained in these glasses which, having
not only c-u.ral focus, but, for all practical purposes, enc
throurhoui. the objection abOvenamed Is oezistd. as they
will enable The wearer 10 percsive objects AZ every angie
OF vision, with al thecsrrectness OF the natural healthy
sight. lsnu-daSsu