The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
Concavo-Convex ElIipSiS,
dmirahly adapted tothe Organs of Sight End
PERFECTLY NATURAL TO THE EYE

airording altogether the best artificial help to
the Human Vision ever invented. Sold only bN
the Professor gf Optics dGd Spectacle RdnVdcW-
all others are:
30 lstET ne emIysIrHc T.C4is known, being
p,rfectN free from chraharie light so well
known to be the cause Of injury % vislpnf anI
makes the change from speci'cloS 10 glasses oil
stronger mower so oittnl required while both
near and distant objrrts are seen with equal Ia
cility brodsh tia same glasses.
". 2A-Can. be worn with perfect ease
for any length dftimc At one sitting giving as
tonishing clcalness of ysionp particularly 10y can
dle nrother Artificial light-comtoft 10 the spec
tsele wearer hitherto unknown.
sd-Chnugr Of Spcc,ncIcs or GLASSES
of stronger mlguitViug power in most cases
neverIrquired, shnuld the defect arise from age
tlispnsT ~ prtmfturr drrnv-thus securipg 20 the
/ pan onfi good sight during Ills,
Jtb-Whrn Iic Rye Phin Os ache
from the action Of bTi sht light such az Is re-
hcctrd from 7now' sunny weather white paper,
and i'm reading writing az sowing or vivid col
orca bodies these lenses by softening the rays,
effect "a mo u agreeable sensation and 4 perfect
Shin all nervous affections of the
Eyes tausiug AuH N Starting pains IN The exc
balls or TEMPLES. appearance OF luminous OF
dark spots'on the atmosphere nching or leelhg
ouieted soothed aud entirely restored.
t,th-ssrouud by pecmIiar mac h.ncry,
cot upat great cost, mathcmatiraily calculated
expressly for the manufacture of his lens. 10 rs
to produce itwltl;the true spherical ar'urrynnd
its foms at the exact center--a point oil Nthl lm-
port nCc, and which no other lens pc soss's.
sth-Proof OF superiority over che old
kind of spcCtlclcs -thtT are used exclusively AZ
all the hospitals for the diseases of the eye IA
New York ana elsewhere.
TESTIMONY or RECOMMENDATIONS.
From Medical gentleman professors Of the high.
est opthalmic talent IN Whcclmg aud TIC Union.
80 / Is , Wheelinc. March 3l-i 1865.
have examined Prof Bcrnhardt's very com
plete assortment OF SpcctaclcS and lenses. They
arc better adapted thau auy have before seen
to remedy the nmpeTiPetiOnS OF vision that can
be benefited by the use oi Spectlclrs. The pure
ness and Celrne5s OF the gHas or cry -tl used -
M item worthy of special attention ] recon
mend Prot Gernharih with confidence andgreat
cherrinnc4s t. the patronage of the PUBLIC
JOHN FRISSEI.L, NJ ID.
Wheeling. W. Va, March n 1865
| This Is to certify that have examined great
| variety OF Glasses manufactured by Prof. NJ.
| ReTnhardt of New York, and in Justice To the
Professor must say that his Glasses Hrc.Ot avery
4 superior GImlit,, adapted TO meet the wants Of
almost every eye whore the vision iainany way
| imperfect.
| The Professor selected for me y pair Of plano.
| convex Glasses that were of very superior work
| mauship and quality rendering vision very div.
| tinct almost as perfect "a in youth. ! yield
fhis Testimony in iivni of the Professors Glass
! es very cEeerIuilg. A. 5 TODD, NJ u.
Wheeling. March 3l5t. 1863
Ihnvo examined Prof NJ Bcrnharits Specti-
! cles aud Glasses Crystals etc. and have Great
| pleasure in rccommcndngthrm 60 those d"'irn"
| good Glasses They are made ol the best mate
rial and in scientific STYLE. The Professor j. en-
| monty capable of adapting Glasses 10, suit the
| eyes OF any who lnIy apply Ia him and ! conf
! IDENTIFY recommend him 10 public pdu"nH@t-
| Prof NJ Ecrnhardt il q thoroughly educated
physician T.. \. IHLpEErH VI u
Wheeling March g. l-65.
The Spcctacles oI Prot Bnhardt are mana
| featured according to approved scientific pIlur
| Dies and in the must artistic style, aud Show lum
| ia he an Intelligent and skiilul upucuu The
! frames are sr constructed ~ to hr nicely ADJUST
! ed 10 tho uo.r and face, whic.tn It"lui' No IN
! Hiuo recommendation and the uSr ui crystal ~
| stead ot glass (Which vastly more cI''I
! than glass, is also much harder, aud there
| luI. s liable to ho broken or srtittbcd,l gives
lb,Iu great opportunity Owen ordinary SP'riacle7
! -'h,.ctora a.. gully uumnuyud Ir"l. Er'"
! llrtlt 10 an whose eyes require thr assist H'r "i
! glrslcs a. one Who is rvtdrutly proficient in
| hot'l thc scirnr".r md Mt oi his profession.
! ...#|. 20 W T.EATES N. ID
Wheelus. " Va March 3d. l-G5
We have extudnrd lrr lenses at Prof. NJ
! ErruhArdt and consider tlI-m superior 10 amy
| we have ever srgU. The, are admirIIly JdJp
| ted not only o. impIuN, thr imprriucJ"u oi ia
paired sight bni 10 relieve the Wrnrine-s of Ni7
| ION which constant study produces. Many oi
! the GusScs are ol new and ingenious C"utri
vance WccorlJ,lly recommend the Professor
| tu an those who require scientific optical assist
| auur. JOIlNC. HUPP, VI. ID,
...r Il. II. GUMMGNS VI. D..
JOHN MOFFAT.
| . Second PrrsbN torau Church.
| JAMES DRUMMOND.
Hospital Chaplain.
ALEX. MARTIN,
| Fourth street W. T. Church.
| y W. FlSHEE.
| First Presbyterian Church.
.tlfEE rWh"olioz M"cltal, lso3
an ppilvyuy satisfied, aitcT c.lrr iul cNIinua-
| fidu6l his gls-cS aud tsstmUniI' from eminent
| plYsiciIus Of o!lcrcitcs lnd from ogr "wumrd
| zeal faculty that PROT E,ruh1plt IS an accom-
| pliShcd Opt ian.
| IchecrfulIy recommend him go All who may
need tho skin 81 . thoroughly educated pbysi
| .ilu TiIOS q. ADDISON.
| Rector St Matthews Church.
| A. 4