The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

sPEcrAcLEs &c, groani on the exact principle Of
Opscian, from Improved Spectacle Mandatory aud
Loudon Optical establishment No. los Old Bond street,
8. soLoMoNs the soc Inventor of tn. Improved
spees.eies and various improved Glasses is nos on
his ofee over 81 Cehin's Pet Lamb store, 0iibeI,
He has had the honor attending the above named
towns in the Kingdom where he hiss experienced
nesry solicited TO visit for short time. he has
the hon Of announcing his arrival from London with
most splendid assortment his newly invented and i'm
proved spectAcies Sach s the superiority of these
Instantly relieved oy using them, and they pos
sess the property Of preserving the precou. organs OF
able both the old and to the most minute
sana.snss Aay e, b Gnts ,,,s.
have proved their efficacy he with conf fence solicts
proud .eknoxIedge assuring those Who may entrust
him with their commands. that exertion shall be
baton Added TO the advantages possessed by him of
knowledge of the diseases of vision he has in
his possession documents individuals of rank,
veying the higest testimonials of appreciation.
He will give reference 20 persons in The United States
the use OF his newly aud imprsved spectases
have made some use of Mr. soiolnons spec aees and
perfectly accord in the opinion by Drs Sweet
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children. Startling Medical college
have examined Mr. Solouons Patent Spectacles, and
minston nnbt,SG comnS M can , .,om
common use ?. L THRALL, II. D.
Columbus, Feb. ID, 1862.
Having examined the spectacles of Mr.. solomons,
fully COM ced that they of superior quality.
have taken . pair for my own and ana tn EN-
Professor OF survey. Startling Medical College.
GENEVA, June IA, 1850.
Having made trial of Mr.. Solomo Patent sp.cta-
cles. and examined the prncips upon which they are
constructed have hesitation in pronouncing them
superior to with which am acqna nted aud accor-
dinghy most cheerfuiiy recommend them all who
CHS A. LEND,
Professor of Pathology and Materia Medical Geneva
Buffalo and Bowdoin Colleges.
GENEVA, June II, 1862.
Having carefully examined the glasses of Mr.. Solo
find them clear, and cable
cheerfaily, therefore. all
who require such aid their vision equal
periOr to any they ~iii'oe assiy 70 aad
Professor of Theory Practice Medicine in &c.
and other COLLEGES
CLEVELAND, Oct. OF, 1861.
have made trial of Mr.. Solomons' Spectscles
alluded cheerfulIy in
what he has said in regard to the "a.
JOHN DELMATER M d.
Professor of General Pathology and Obstetrics in w. R.
College.
1t affords pleasure to state that
solomous, Ind myself much relieved from a defect
especially of the eyes,
have suffered for the last years, whenever hive
exercised them, for short ti think they
81 excellent quality and peculiarly adapted
purposes J. p KiRTLAND NJ. u,
Professor Of Physical Diagnosis. and Theory and
Practice of Medicine, Medical Dep w. X. College.
ROCHESTER, Jan. IT, 1861.
The best Recommendation give Of the Glasses of
Mr. Soiomons, is, that use them self prefer
them. JAS. WEBSTER, NJ. D.,
Professor Anatomy, Univer sity o Buffalo.
AS-Hours of attendance from A NJ. TO p. NJ.
March Him.