Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-28
no AL TiAT YAi.UErnE7R SIGHT


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sslssos1} }tO ha u1pogtIx gsttaelenA xs.essa cessT
sa1 Militant transpsEshcs snitsa Sssssly nd I'M
tSAqA1y T. the wearer ansnsdiae 1ot eoo1ay3y Or
conveiity OF the eye Very p1nsroas are ths II
sdscs caused 70 the precious .sss.s g sages rom
cseiy suited, by the OF an cpto1nctsr; ard the
practce of many years enables him to measure the
local disease Of the eyes, and such g.ss thas are
absolutely required will be furnished with precision
- j. r. acknowledges the very liberal sneo1mGs-
meut already obtained, and further s0lioi6 ahof
sonage Of those that have not yet sysiisd
1of his aid
Persons that cannot conveniently eaiL ~ sending
the gasses in use and stating how many inches they
can read this print with their specacles can be sup
piled with such that will improve their sight gy
I'd Circulars to b. had gratis at his Office, No. 6i9,
sventh street. three doors from Odd Follows Hail.
lnnunsrabls testimonials to b seen, and ,nsisE,l
eass and sontors fism his 9lasssa ~ si.s
gla2a WlLxnorox. IN. o., June H. 1884.
20 persons who have have had the sight Of their
.yce 20 impaired 40 10 require the use OF (ismes
Would rscSmnAsnd Mr. John Tobias as assitable per-
SON from whom 70 obtain. saSh- Glasses az they may
,eaure as he has suited with aPsir OF SPectAeles
dor far and nsar sight sghthss been Dim ,mPsisea
j)epartmeut which berth required me 70 pc duty
from IL O'Clock at night till after day, during which
,isne used but one light
-, BBooKLrx ORrHopARDlc INSTITUTION, +.
ssyst,g4at yad April 1854.
After most careful examination of Mr.. j. Tobass
Glasses 4 am enabled to testify that their hardness,
ci rness polishing, nd exact optical shape, render
them particularly recommendable to those whose
merely optical impairment Of the eyes are in want OF
g,ich suiiaries. consider, moreover, Mr.. Tobias
nlly qualified to determine the focus of ths eye both
hv Ills optical fnowledge and experience, and by
,neans Of his optomster In addition, can further
state that Mr.. Tobias has supplied some OF my pa
tiients visa Glasses, to their and my satisfaction.
III go ,..... siLOUIH BAUER, II. d.,
- College Of Surgacns England; Member Of the Med
ioal ociety OF London, and of the Pathological So
~ ciety of Naw York late Surgeon Of the Royal Or
thops,dic Institution Of Manchester, England, and
10 Copy Of testimonial which appeared in the Daily
American Organ, May q, lo66, from Judge v Ellis.
tla.e sdi.or:) 81. a1a- .p0
"Paving suffered for many. years past with weak.
uess Of the eyes and that defect of vision which
suits from too constant and intense of these
sonsitive organs we were led t0 make trial Of To-
bAss new and discovery for the eyes, whose
name heads xhis srticls. We saw them recommend-
ed by suodry feut1smsn Of Virginia, whom know,
aud ths ssOrs Sad isss hessation in making the sr-
nsrimsnt Were more than pleased with the srtil
cIs, We read with ess fatigue with these lens than
my we had Sys! fsSa ss.0ro saG ws e sss more az,
claims Ut others, who have made improvements An
Spectacle Lena W deem II but jast to make the
abops statement. Mr. Tobias resides on Seventh
street. opposite the National intslligencer Office
NJ 49,, 800, sgf Fl @g rs 49, 81 b,s lssaa j, .stsl
s,aiysd II. n f 4sGs LYx0RDUna November /, 1854.
q From an sxnnihation Of Mr.. IuEias's GLASSES and
frera his obssrvaai0ns and remaafks, am convinced
- 80 j. J. Bl.ACKFORD, Md.
haa n Non1oLx, VA, July ~, 1854.
n In the experien, Of even two years. hsve found
great difficulty IN .btAining Bpecsess that were sr
convsniencs Mr.. TeAiAs seems to have removed for
The present by the aubsttuton for me of better end
more suitable G}aas. They arc clear, chrystsliks,
and comfortable to my eyes | wseld commend him
artificial aid in thia way J.J-SlAklNS ]. \. d.
Sra: The pair 0f SpssAoles you furnishsd ME yes
tsrday are particularly satisactosy to me- They are
II eight or nine pairs carefully selected In different
places and from opticians rsODmtnended 10 me on
sc,ount Of their s4andngi in France Eng
xid, and tt U11ea 8Rtos- have been also pleased
with yow marks ard diEsctcns on the treatment
Of the eyes isc, the purpose ofPrsservng and impro
RsspectfSilS seuss, y Cas. CALDWELL iA
- ii3sg Prnfsssor Of NJ c., Louisvie, KY.
fsa. WAsnsxarox, August 8, 1885.
coHnving been for years under the necessity Of hav
ing two ssts Of glaesH one for uss In the daylight
done for 4mplGAt II procured one set from Mr.
robias which answered both purposes Ihave used
ais for several montees and find them excellent &
- .i5ss 50 aeslla Is EMpWARp M sTUBBs; alsgs
PHTpxpule, October 81 1854
About ave years Ago, obtained from Mr. Tobias,
Ia Washington, pah " Glasses for the Spectacles
shich I used, and fouui than OF great assistance to
nv dscaying vision an4 my opinion of hun s that
he ID skilfulin thV preparation of glasses for eyes
not too far gone % f. bpnedsed BY such sid
See, for mere ssstiiAonlass. the Evening Staf ~
Aug l5--ly IA. assig,r' rl' q
HUU1nzf0a 1ALE.E0
ANC Stre>ts onoitol Hill, . new three
" sassy 6dsk A0Wk tu1t cUwplstsd In modern
othsrcity prsY Y@tSn 50 k,od IN oppdr drtfhfty &H
srsing IN eligible rssias6oe at fe4srsts price se
dpn ocsssp Apply y tAfs cAscs! third story. W. Il
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