Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04
THE ADVANTAGES
,Ot thoss Spnaacl.s orsr an ntIrr, AZ.

1st,-Ths only true lens known, being perfectly
free from ohromGtic light so we'll known to be the
eause of injury TO the vision, and max the ange
ten required, while both near and distant objects
seen with equal facility through the glasses
3dI-oan be worn with perfect ease for any length
Of time at sitting, giving astonishing clearness
Of vision rtcularly by candle or other artificial
ight-eomfort to the spectacle Wearer hitherto nm
known. ii tr- 3. ..r.ss at.I giT4..a
Sd,-ohange of spectacles or glasses OF stronger
magniiyinS power In most cases never required
should the defect arRe from age, disease prema.
ture decay-thuS securing 70 the patient good sight
during life.
4th,-When the eyes pain or ache through the ac!
ton Of bright light, such ~ ID reelected from snow
sunny weather, white paper, and in reading writing
or sewing, vivid colored bcdies these lenses BY
sottenng the rays, effect most agreeable sensation
6th,-In all nervous affections Of the eye, causing
dull and startling pains in the eye lis temples
appearance OF luminous or dark spots In the atmos:
Phere, aching or feeling like sand in the eye, the
disturbed nerves are queted, Soothed, and entirely
restored. =aI : y = TfI.Ef
eth,-Ground by peculiar machinery, got up at
great COST uathemAtically calculated expressly for
tho manufacture of this lens, Is to produce II
with tho true spherical accuracy, and is focus at
the exact centre point Of vital Importance, and
which no other lens possesses,
Tth,-Proot OF superiority over the old kind OF
ptals for diseases Of the eye in New York and else
where. ,tI l.tE
>. TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS:
Prom Medical gentlemen, Professors of the Highest
Opthalmic Talent In Wheeling and in the Union.
WHEI1iNs, W. Va, March 80. 1866.
This is to certify that I have examined a great
variety Of Glasses, manufactured by Prof NJ Bern.
hardt OF Now York and in justice to the Professor
quality; adapted to meet the wants of almost every
eye whore the vision il in any way impaired.
The Professor Eslscted for me a pair OF Plano-cen
vsx glasses that were Of superior Workma1thIp and
quality, rendering Vision very distinct, almost as
perfect as in youth. yield this testimony favor
Of the Professors glasses very cheerfully.
s.ToDD, MD.
.ur E-y .2GE WHEELING, MGrch 81 1885, :
I have examined Prof. Bernhardt's very complete
assortment Of spectacles and lenees. They are bet
ter adapted than any have before seen, to remedy
the imperfections of vision that can be beneRtted
by the use Of Spectacles. The puFeness and cleat.
Of the glass or crystal used is an item worthy
of special attention I reoomIi end Prof BeFnbSIdt
| with confidence and great cheeSfulpess to the pa
tronage OF the public. JoAS FRIssELJ, NJ b.
'.5 " t WEBBING, March 81 1865
I have examined Prof. NJ. Bernhardt's spectaoles
and gasses crystals, etc, and have great pleasure
in recommending them to those desiring good RaBsek
They made OF the best material and In scieutItc
styIe The Professor is emlnenty capable of adapt.
ing glasses to suit tho eyes OF any who may apply
| to him, and can confidently recommend him to
public patronage. Prot. m' BernhArdtis thorough
| " educated optician. 3. A. HnDRGTH, n. D.
WHIEL1Nd, March 80, 1866.
We have examined the IenseG of Prof NJ, Bern.
| hardt and consider them superior to any we have
seem They admirably adapted, not only to i'm :.
prove the imperfectioD5 Of impaired sight, but q
relieve the weariness Of vson, which study
geniQus contriyance. We cordially recommend the
Professor to all those who require scientific optical
assistance '-.'t fft- sn gsiE 2 T.
JOHN @. HUPP, NJ. D. ALEx. MARTIN,
r. II. CUMNINs II. D. 4th st. NJ e. Church
W J. BATEs, N. D. sf D. W. PIsHRR, 49,
Rev JOHN MoFPAE, Ist Presb Church
Cd Presb Church. THos. G. ADDIsoN,
JANIS DRuMMOAD, Rector St. Mathews
Hospital Chaplain. PIE. Church
Many other Testimonials and Certificates, similar
to the above, can be seen ct the Professors office
Once at the McLure House. Consultation Room
Parlor No. =, frat floor. .lI.Ir ! !
HTOfice hours from a. M. to pm.
W-Prof. Bernhardt, owing ia engagements else
where, will be able to remain here only short time
@. B. BEHREES,
ap3-1m Business Agent.