Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
SPECTACLES.
ballard HOUSE.
AIDES ENTRANuE-Fnsr FLooR-RooM 80. l5l.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
AUSTRALIAN CRYSTAL
DOUBLE VISION SPECTA Giles.
TH& ONLY PERFECT LENS IN EXISTENCE.
SPECTACLES.
cONCAvO CONVEX ELuPsIs

Tu& ONLY PERFECT LENS IN EXISTENCE.
Superior to any other in use constructed in accordance
the science and philosophy OF nature In the pecu-
liar form ola
CONCAvO CONVEX ELIPsIs.
Admirably adapted to the Organ Of Sight and perfectly
natural IL the eye, aordins altogether the best art hca
ueip to the human vision ever invented.
sold only by the Professor Of optics and Spectacle
Manufacturer.
THE ADVANTAGES
Of these spectacles over all others are:
lst THE ONLY rEug LENS KNOWN, BEING PERFECTLY
free from chrUmalic light well known 10 be the
cause of injury 10 The vision, and which makes the
change from Speciacie- Glasses OF stronger power
often required white both and distant objects are
with equal facility through the same giasteS
81. CAS- EE wOkS WITH PERFECT EAsE FoRANT LENGTH
of zine at one sitting, giving >hing clearness oi
vision particularly by cNjlc or ether arIGcia light
comfort To the spectacle wearer hitherto unknown.
Sd change OF GLASSES or sPEcrACLEs OF STRONGER
magnify Ing power m most cases never required, should
the defect arise from age, disease premature decay
thus securing 10 the patient good sight during lie
4th wnFx THE EYES ACHE PAIE THROUGH THE Ac-
lion bright light, sdch as is reflected from snow,
sunny weather, whue paper and III reading, writing "I
sewing OF viz id cOlOred bodies, these lenses by soft
cnng the rays, effect most agreeable sensation and
perfect cure
9Th. Is ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS OF THE Eye, CAUSING
dull and Startling pans ia the eye ball or temple, APP
OF luminous aud dark spots Ia thH almost hefr,
aching or feeling like sand III tn" eye, tn" disturbed
nerves Iuieled, soothed and entirety restored
oh. GROUND ny PECULIAR MACHINERY. GOT UP At
great cost lnalh emuely calculated expressly for tlr
manufacture of thi, lens, ~ produce II with the
spherical accuracy, and its focus Is at the exact
lens possesses.
7th. Poor OF SUPERIORITY ovLR THE "LD KIND OF
SpcctaclcS They used exclusively ata III hospi
tails diseases Of the eye in New York and e.ewhere
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS
From medical gent, men, Professors of the highest
opthalmic talent in richmond and in the Union:
RICHAoNp, VA, March i, lSCG
have examined IA great variety of Glasses manufJc
tuned by Professor Bernhard, OF New York amt IN
Justice the Professor, must say that his GLASSES OF
superior quality-adap'ej To meet the wants oi almost
every age when the vision - Ia any Way Imperfect
The Professor selected Tor pair OF his Austria
liam CIV stal Gla,,es which of very superior Iuah-
" and workmanship, rendering vision very distinct
almost a. perfect in youth. yield this ''imOny
in favor o the Professor Glasses m1si chrrriu,y'
JAMES BOLTON, II. d.
RlcmnoxD, Va March {, lstc.
have examined Professor Betnhardls very com
pIee assortment Of Sprctacles aud Lenses They are
better adapted than any have before -een to remedy
the impcreCti0ns Ol vision that be benefited d!
the use Of Glasses.
The purenes and cearncss Of the crystal used is an
item worthy of special attention, as can testify from
personal experience. | recommend Professor Bcfn-
hardt with confidence and great oheeIdines to the pa
'''''-'' - 49, Albert sygAD, MD.
RIcHNoSD, Va, Mlrch {, ls6G
We have examined the Lenses of Professor NJ. Bern
hardt and cons-ier them superior any have ever
| seen.
They are admirably adapted II OF only to improve the
imperlecons OF impaired sight, but relieve the
WEAKNESS Of vision which constant study produces
Many OF tha GlAsse, Of and ingenious cnnlri
vance W. cordially r commend the Profess or all
those who require scientific optical assistance.
4. r. COLEMAN, NJ D., Professor Obstetrics, Medical
DAVID IL TroKeR, NJ p. Prcfe ,sor Practice Of Medi
ciae. Med cat College Of Virginia.
L $ JOINS NJ. D, Professor Institute Of Medicine
HrSiFR McGriRr, Professor Of Surgery Medical Col
lcge, va.
j; B MsCAw, NJ. D, Professor Chemistry, Medical
R. <. wsiLrofD, NJ. n, Professor M4teria Mejiea
and Therapeutics, Medical College, Va.
DAVID II; TICKER, Professor Practice OF Medicine,
Medical College, Va.
E. 5. GAILLAgD, NJ. d.
+. II. DEANE VI. ID.
JAMES BEALE, NJ u.
j. $ DORSEY Cullen, NJ D.
JOHN A. CUYSINGHAN NJ. d.
RoBgRT w HAXALL, NJ. D.
A. g. WORKMAN VI. L.
THOMAS POLLARD NJ u.
WIN W. PARKER, VI. ID.
o. A. CRESsHAw NJ. ID.
EDWARD q. HIGGISBoTHAN, NJ.
4. II. SNEAD, NJ. d.
Rev T. V. MOORE, First Presbyterian Church
Rev. MosEs ID. MoGg, second -"
Church.
Rev. B. JErER, Pastor Grace Street Baptist
Rev. J. s. R. CLARKE. Editor Richmond Christian Adj
vOcae.
Many years Of public practice and study in the hos
pials Ia Europe, adjusting pecaees 10 Patie0ts under
every aspect 81 defective vision well a experience
In an extensive Ion gesablished bu ines IT, hi op
Cal stores, hoh here and in Europe, Professor Bern
hardt considers sufficient guarantee II HE ability to
apply such Glases best cllcnalel for the assist.