Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

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Has much Measure in announcin that he has ecnred
letters grtst Jranted bv tbe Tinted Statas Patent
Office for very valuable improvements in speeteac
Glasses
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from himself. as he bas no other 1erson anhorized
TO msnaactaro or sell the sane unless specially Ii
censed to do SO by him.
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others i5sHs' ne Ov'i al
LIST. The ouy true lens kn wn being perfectly free
from chromatie light SO well known to be the cause Of
injury to vision ana makes the change Of speetaeies
70 S'9sa' vi stronger o"eS 50 oIteh required Willie
f 6oiH ne a, 4St objects, are seen with equal
Cd, Can be worn with nerrect ease for INV length .,
time sitting giving astonishing clearness Of Wis
ion, particularly by camille or artificial lighi~ccnt
forts to the speclacle-wearer hitherto unknown;
3D. Change Of specacles to glasses Of stronger mag
defect arise from age, disease or premature decay
inns seeming 10 The mann GOOD sIgbt dnrin ia
4th When tha ewes main or ache from the ar
ton of bright light, such as is reflected from snow,
sunny Meather, Wn,te paper, anq IN reading, writing,
or sewing on vivid colored bodies; these lenses by
and nerfect cure
5tb In all nervous affections of the eve causing
dull or startling pains in tho eyeballs or temples an.
pearances of luminous dark spots in the atmosphere,
lchng, or eeLhgs IKE sahd IN inc eye the disturbed
nerves are qmeted, seothed, composed and entirely
6b Ground by peeuliar machinery got IN at great
cost mathematcay calculated expressly for The manu-
faGture Of this lens 50 as to produce it with true
on Of aCSaTaGy anu us locus gus az g exact En-.
possesses
eth. Proof of superiority over the old kind of specta
Ses hey are exclusively used at al The Hospitals lS
SoiJo,ying IuGneiifad A0t' -N0 '-S
tTestimorsv Of Recommendation
tom medical gentlemen professors Of the highest oph-
halmic talent in the Union
ISAAC WOOD, MD,
President of the New York Academy of Medicine, and
Consulting Physician tothe N Y. Eye Hospital
MARTIN PAYNE, MD.
professor S q MSa Fa anI o Oh S
CT,aSynTEp crTTvTSN wn
vrof..eoy Of ob.to,rcs and the Diseases Of Women
and Children Of the New York University, College
of Physicians and Surgeons.
ALFRED c. POST, MD,
Professor of the Principles and Operations of Surgery
with Surgical and Pathological Anatomy, OF tho
Now YORK university, I racuity u Meuisiho
WIN. DAkL1NU, MD,
Demonstrator of Anatomy oflhe NY University, facul-
6of Medicine, and Physician to the Marine Hospital SD
ARRAM DJRUIS. MI d..
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S SG sseoh 70 ~, IN " E J E Ia bo
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THADDEUS M. HALSIED, MD,
Fhysician 10 the N Y. Eye Hospital, and Surgeon to
the New aO[R Eye 1yer ana 1I ear lnr[1iary
$500 :. ", " y Y r. uI r. r.s.
SOnsuns !scian - .ro ~ ~ ",,1 1'i ii'i
MARK STEPHENSON, MD,
. Senior Physician to the New York Eye Hospital.
I p cARRISH MN
Surgeon to the New York Eye Hospital.
nAvTD 7, ROGERS MN
a -. - - ~ ~, 800, 4-4sS -, ~ ,,.,,
Consulting Physician to the New YORK Eye Hospital
20 ~ ~ I.s
surgeont2 inc new Hork rye ana Ear Innrlnaiy'
HENRY D. BULKLEY, MD,
Fbvsican To the New York Hospital, and Editor and
JOHN G, ADAMS. MD,
s4..rotor,, m Tho Now work Acadeny Of Medieina
secretary 10 inc ne" hofN Acauelny VI meuAouo'
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Gultor anu poPiletor VI Iho No" hoLA So0'P0i'
II. WEEKS BROWN, MD,
Physician IN fhe New York Northern Disnensary
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