Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
TO All TnATVALUE rHEIR SIGHT

w suffer with dsfectivs sight caused by ags,
Sickness and particularly foln glasses isjudiously
selected 70 h,s sSpsn0s spsesaslss .ad a,ssss csre
and brilliant transparency, suited precssy and hem
e6cally 70 the wearer according TO the e0nsavy or
c0nvexity Of the eye. Very numerous ere the i'll
sscs % ns nom
cisely suited BY the use Of an optonnstsr; and the
praciIce Of many years enables him to measure the
focal disease Of the eyes, and such glasses that ae
absolutely required viii bs furnished with precision
and satishction. u SsaEiss ~.
}. T. Acknowledges, the very liberal encourage
ment already obtained and further solcits the pat
ronage Of those that have not yet svalsd themselves
of his aid. g5aaisi q a'TRiB ls,s t,ses-N Pr pS
Persons that cannot convenisntly call, BY sending
the glasses in uss and stating how many inches they
read this print with their spsoteSles bs sup
piled with such that viii improve their sight
Circulars to be had gratis, at hin ofacs, No. 612
evsnth street. three doors from Odd-F Fellows Hall.
p stairs Is4E 4 safsfE stssy4 $685. Y
Iunumerabls testimonials 70 be seen, and refer.
.noes given to many who have derived the greatest
Ease and comfort fron his glasses. ls ess9a
GQ 4i ~ u bsi-----d tif4 l!tfi7- ffitilisl' ~
WlLmNorox N. u, June Is. 1854.
To persons who have haxe had the sight Vt their
eyes % impaired - 70 require The uss q Glases,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias ss suitable PET.
SON from whom TO olsAin such GLASSES - they na5
require az he has suited me with pair of Sps0ace1
Tor far and near sight Nv sight has been impsFsd
very much hy q service of years In the Post Odics
from II o'clock q night I'LL After day, during which
line used but one light 1. ,.,,Ir Z u, r,,lls'
BRooKLrx OarHoPARDrc; ;IEsrrvnes. ia
April, 1884,
After most careful examination Of M. ]. Tobias's
Glasses am enabled to testify that their hardness
cl rness polishjnN end sxact optical shape render
them particularly resommendsbls TO those whose
merely optical impa rmsnt OF the eyes arc in want Of
uch auIiliaries. i consider, moreover Mr.. gTohias
July qualified to determine the focus of ths eye, both
by lis optical knowedge and experience, aud by
means Of bis optometsr In edition, can further
tents wi.J Glasses, TO thsir and my satisfaction.
LOUIS BADRR,M.D,
hyacan and Surgeon, Berlin Member of the Royal
CoAege Of ofSurEeon., England; Member Of the Med
,cal socisty Of London, and Of the Pathological So
ciety vi New York; late Surgeon of the Royal Or
lhops,dic Institution of Manchester, England, and
Surg, ON of the B. O. Institution. 3S ...s re
Copy Of testimonial which appeared in the Daily
American Orgsn, May 81, LODI, from Judge y Ellis.
(ia.e sdior:) ,.... N3 89t ~
ravins na.ssd for many years past with weak
suits from 1oo o0astAnt snd intense uSe of these
sensitive organs, were led 70 make trial of To
name nam hss.,s sa;s srticIe. ". saw them recommend.
ed by sIddry asntlemsn Of virgnia, whom we know,
and ths oOre hsd less AssiAtion IN mxkinY the ex.
pertinent WEI Ass moro than pleased with the arti-
ny 's 81. 1 sd ssfs I ~ asss
.nctly With them. Without meaning to disparsgs The
claims VI Others who have made improvemsntsip.
Spectacle Lens We deem i but just TO mako ths
above statement, Mr. Tobias resides on Seventh
street. Opposite the National Intslligencer Office"
LYNcHsURa. November 1, 1854. Il
From an examination OF Mr., T0rias,s Glassss and
frora his ob.srtatons and fsmaarks, am convinced
w : ~ J..T. BLACKFORD. NJ. D. III
NoRroLK, VA, July 81, 1854.
In the expsrien Of even two years, i have found
great difficulty in blaming Speetace: that we're AZ
convenisncs Mr.. Tobias seems TO have removed for
the present By the substitution for me- of batter and
more suitable Glssses They arc clear chrystalliks
and comfortable 70 my syss. Y. 1 would ooImsnd hum
artificial aid in this way. J. J.SIMKIN6 N. d. 81
Sln: The pair Of SpectacIes you furnished me yss-
terday particularly satisfsctory 70 ma They
I eight or nine pairs, c.rsfdly selected in dsrsns
places and from opticians recommended 70 me On
account Of their prossional standing in France Eng-
lad, and United States, have Been also pleased
with yor marks and directions On the trs.tmsns
.ng the sight |'s -, lggYviG n.
Respectfully yours n Obs. CALDWELL, ].
Professor Of n. c., Louisville Ky.
wAsussrox. A.eust g. 1855.
Having been for years under the necssity OF hav-
ing two sets Of glasses -ons for uss IN the daylight
aid one for lamplight Il procured ohe set from Mr.
Tobias, which answered both purpQees have used
ns for several months, and find hX3 exoollent
N@atf ~ EDWARD STUBBS
OfDepartmspt Of 6tsta
Dss PRrnRsDuxs, October 81 1914 4
About ave years ago, I obtained from Mr. Tobias,
n Washington, pair u aI1SSes tor The Spsetaoles
which used, and found them oi great xssstkhcs 70
my decAying vision; and my opinion Of hlm ID that
he ID skilfufin the prspG41tDn of fA6p6a 1br eves
not too far gons to s. bsn611sd By such hid. y
a. ~ sssf1ssP J.sF NAY. q
See, for mere testimonial, W. Hvsuinx Star.
Aug 15--lyi Is ~ hsistas sd u sasTH,b .-.sis
" story brick housA, jth& oppplstsd in modgn
style Will b. cold It Z batIa{k, or exchanged for
other ctr property SO & cd an oppsftanity fr ~
curing eligihIe reaidAHee q a1hoasfsl4 pflos ~