The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS

From Medical geahemen, Professors OF the hiRheas
opthamio talent In Charleston, o. and In the Union
,r,ox,u,1 CHARLESTON, 8. g.. May 9sth. 1856.
nave examined great variety OF Glasses manutao.
Professor must that his Glasses are OF superior
quality adapted to meet the wants Of almost every eye
where the vision Ia In any imperfect The Profes.
sor selected for me pair Of his Australian Crystal
~hn are Of superior quality
feet In youth yield this testimony In favor OF tho
E. aEDD1Nas. NJ. D.
cheerfuly In the opinion above expressed of
the value Of Professor BxRsHAnpTs Glasses and their
adaptabity to all defects vision and also t his akin
Ssa LII adapting the glass 70 each special Inn
"a, o., ,uS, GSHA,RLEsToN, 8; O., May asth, 1866. e.
do most willingly bear my testimony In favor of the
s s1a oa the Australian and dou
o Ss SsSr kinds and They are
principles OF optics, and their adaptation to the human
eye In Its different conditions Of vision perfect
others should be used since eyes once used to
@ ny do SO focus
eyes to their youthful energy.
T. L. oaIER, MD.
CHARLESTON. 8. O.. May 2sth, 1866.
have examined Professor BEnsHARDTs' very COM
better adapted than any have before oe to remedy
the imperfecon Of vision that benefited BY the
tai used Is an item worthy of special attention. as can
testify from persons, experience Irecommend Profess
! to the patronage Of the public.
JAMES P. JERyEY. MD.
STATE OF SOUTH CAnoLsA,)
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Columbia Juno 49, 1866.
61R have made full and satisfactory test of the
spectacles procured from sou. and have the pleasure
to say that the glasses better adapted TO my eyes
than any have used The facility with which you
fitted the glass to my furnsh conclusive evil
dence of your scientific skill In optics your thorough
Your attanments In your profession entitle You 70
the confidence patronage and gratitude of the public.
Very respectfully yours,
Prof NJ. BEnNHAnDT, Charleston, s. O.
CHARLESTON, 8. G., May 2sth, 1866.
We have examined the Lenses Of Prof BKnNHARpr,
and consider them superior any have seen They
eoons impaired sight relieve the weariness Of
vision which constant study produces. Many OF tho
daily the Professor to ali those who reoHiro
scientific optical assistance:
WILLiiM O. HoRIblck. MD.
WIN, 7. WRAdG. n. D.
". d. HUaER. NJ. d.
r. A. KINLOOH, NJ d.
oHAs. HANoKEL. late Rector of st. Paul's Church.
Radclheboroush C,,,ricston.
THOMAS sMYTH, DID, Paste I "a Presbyterian
Us. H3NckEI Professor.
w. WE B. dh1SPsn H9W6 Rector aOriS. 81 p 5PhiIips,
Tsstmonials similar the above may bo seen q. Prof.
BERFHARDrs Office, from
JOSEPH a. PLUNKETT, Paotor OF st. Pauls Ports.
mouth Va.
Hon. JONATHAN WORTH Governor of North Carolina.
Hon. a. q. OURTIN, Governor of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Q. p NORTON Governor of Indiana
Hon. ii. A. SWIFT, Governor OF Minnesota
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, Ex-Governor OF Minnesota.
Hon RICHARD YATES, Governor Of Illinois.
II. SEYMOUR, Governor of New York.
r. Z. FESTON, Governor Of New York
And other distinguished gentlomen.
Many years OF public practice and study In tho osp
tails In Europe, adjusting speotaoes to patents nnier
every aspect OF defective vision, we "a erperence
In an extensive long gestabshod business In hs optcal
stores both here and in Europe Prof BrnNHARDr con-
siders 1t guarantee OF his sby 10 amply suoh
glasses as are best calculated for the asssance or re-
coyery Of imperfect sight -
Omoo Hours from, GA. M. 20 P.m
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES ENTRANCE,
Second Floor, Private ParIor No. 3.
laying 70 engagements elsewhere Prof BEnH-
VIII DO able to remain hsre but abort Tina only.
LAY oi lmo