Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-09
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
SEVENTH STREET.
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ETC IIY,
ODD FELLOws' Hall.
Spectacles and Glasses suited 10 every sizht:
Opera, eading, and Waichuske s Glasses; 1eIs-
StePeoscoprs WITH vsws Of supeToI sSd csn,se
pictures on hand. See advertisement In NatIonaI
lntelIgeuceT.
TESTIMONIALS.
NORFOLK, Sep,embsr7 7, 1854.
ve,r Err III, ne 9 SPec,as,ss sIu ~ n,ade Tor ae suit n:
more than anJ other h;ye w.. .at;sly irled
have tried pair sf Spectsb!es obtained FROM Mr..
sight and corresponding with hs descr pou Of their
'''1'' ~ ''' HIM HENRY siri 'st'SS 4. WISE.
PETERsBUks, October q. 1854.
in Wsshnstou' pair Of Glasses for tbe
which used and found them of great assistance TO
he is sta IN tRe prepars,Gn nf asses for eTe.
J.. F. MAY.
From an examination of Mr.. Tobias u asses, and
from has observations and remarks, am convinced
j. j. BLACKBOARD. ND.
LYNCHBURG, November 10. 1854
" MT John IGtiss, having furnished me with Glas-
having Suffered greatly from reading al hight IN mI
say that consider nm skG PRACTICAL S optcsn,
and well pTePsTed to aid those wbo mSy geed has
Elder Of the Methodist Conference.
WILNuNG TON, ~. c., June q, 1854.
Mr.. J. TOBIAs-DedT SIR: am happy 10 say that
are entirely satisfactory From an Inequality in the
visual range Ofmy have heretofore found grear
tances It affords me pleasure to state, that 6y the
AID of your Optometer this difficulty he been happily
decidedly the best adapted 10 my eyes Of any have
Very respectfully yours, K. 3. DRANE.
Rector Of St. James Parish.
Having been induced by ffieud to vsit the estAS-
glssse, was furnished with pair s ghtly eofored
blue.whlce have Afforded me more relief and gratih
adv very good, was injured by writing and reading
night frequently to very late hour; bu; vIth Inc
sver; and hat too withou; the Psip have grsvioss
y 'UH0'f ate Commissioned 5ien'l Land S9H, otss,s.
have Used Mr.: Tobas's spectaoles for three or
j am much pleased with them. have been much
benefited by them. GEO. 2. SCARBCRGH.
Twas recommended to Mr. John Tobias as sh ifni
T, was grailfed to ind that Mr.. Tobss Seemed TO
measurement. and he has made me o PAR of Speeia-
cies that sml,s NUS uis admiralty. A. Y. BUTLER.
WARRINGTON. Aug. 8. 1855.
Having been for years under the necessity of hav-
Tor lamp light procured one set from Mr., Tobias
which answered both purposes. have used his ioT
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OfDePartneRt Of State.
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selected an ferent places and iIGm opticians rec
commended 70 ne on account Of their professional
have been $50 peased with your remaI ks aud d.
rections tho Treatment OF the eyes for the pur-
Rsspeetay Ta 6fyvog yogs ana 3Hs GApwvE
Professor Of VI. C., Louisville, Ky.
BROOKLYN oRTHoPAEDIc IysTITurIoN,
After most careful examination o. Aif. j. Totias's
Glasses, am enabled tS tssy thsi Their hardness
them particularly reconmendable to those wh"ee
such auxiiisries I oInsider, moreover, Mr.. Tobiss
fully qualified TO determine the focus of the eye both
means ny ms Of GP bs IA seSSn hT
state thst Mr.. Fohl.s has supplied some of nv pa
'et with Classes to inEE hEws n?4 HAXTERf EX TffEfaS0b M
Physician and Surgeon, Berni Member OF the
of the Medical Society of London, ard of the
Pathological Society Of New York; late Sur
geon Of the Royal OIthopaedIc Institution of
Msnchester. England, ard Surgeon of the d.
o. Institution.
In the experience Of even two ears, | have found
great difficulty IN obtaining Spactacles that wore
convenience Mr.. TOBIAS seems to have removed for
the present b the snbstIIpton for ne Of better aHd
aud comfortable to my eyes; would comTnei,s him
to thGge VINO from age or other lgt,myty Lsqurear-
WnNISoToY, n. g.. June rs, les4
To persons who have had the sight oftheIr eyes 80
impaired as 70 require The use Ot JIa6Ses, NOhid
recommend Mr.. John Tobias as q suitable person
from " HON TO obtain such GasGes they mny re-
gui ne has suited me with pair Of SpectAcies
for far and near sight. NV sight has been impaired
very mucn by n service al years IN the Post CiHce
Department, which berth required me 10 be- Ou duty
from ii O'Clock night tili after day durinz NEch
tinsG used but one lght. w. A. WALKER.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. Msy 2, 1855
From natural defects and the quTi Tgnge of H.y
eyes, have been compelled 70 giasaes for Seve
raj ears have tried different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly lifted 10 NV eyes. Fsu-
months SINCE Mr.. Tobias made two psIrs especially
for me, which have found 70 serve me perfsciiy.
ny the use of has OptOmeter he enabled 10 ADAPT
glasses most mmutcly 10 the eve. ] most cheerful
ly recommend Mr.. Tobias to all having OCCASION ta
classes and bear my testimony as 10 hts skih rs
an ontlc an HENRY T.. BALDWIN.
Sc Asst Sec'N 10 sign Land Warrants.
NTOTICE.-C. r. l.. GROWN CO, are re-
~ ceiving dsiiy some of the hnest u URNl n
TITR ever offered IN tins market, which WeR
invite a he attention of those IA want, as we ~
assure them they save al least 10 per cert.