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SEVENTH STREET.

PTfCIAN
Office Second STORY. three doors from
spectscles and Ola, seS suited to ev6ry sight;
opera, i tSaGlne, and Nalchn ko e Giasses; loie-
scopes, Microscopes IN Creat variety CosmoraDlle
Stereoso"Pes With views of superior and choice
PICTURES on hand. See advertisement IN National
TESTIMONIALS
NCEFOLE, September 7 1855
SIR: The SpAc'aeles you made for me SUI, ms
very well, and seem 10 have improved INV sleht
more than am other hare ,,r,, atcly e. ILied;
have tined pair OF Spectabes obtained from Mr..
TOBIAS, and INIT them "f great Assistance 10 my
sight, and oorre ponding with his Of their
'4' ''''' '''''' g" HENRY ENVY Z 4. WISE.
PETERsBURa. October q. 1854.
- About hve ears ago 3rtaned from Mr.. Tolas,
which used. and found them OF great assistSnce 10
he is sk M tRe a S PRPP o E. h m s 1s
not too FAR gone to he benefited by such cid,
IF. MAY.
LYSCHpuRc November = le5a
From an examination of Mr.. TchIas' Glasses. and
from his observations ard remarks, am convinced
:. J. BLACKFoRD.
LTNcHBURS, November n. Ia5i.
Mr. John IchIas. having furnished me with GlaS-
ses hy which have been greatly aided. tniy VISION
EayInR suffered greatly from reading at nught IN uy
say that consider hm skIiifuI practIcal op:can,
and well prepared TO aid th9se who may ICED his
Elder Of the Methodist Conference.
WILMINGTON, N. C.. June q, 1854.
k.J j.
the Speetacles WhIeh obtained from vou last week
are entirely Sat'sisctory From an inequality IN the
difficulty IN gettng glasses Of the pFUper focal DIS
tances. Ii affords me pleasure 10 stale, that ly the
obviated. SO HAT tho Glasses vou furnished me- are
decidedly the best adapted to my eyes of any have
Very respectfully yours. r. r. DRANE
Rector Of -. James PaTish.
J. Having been en- lntuced y friend to yslt the est,t
glasses was furnished with a pair slightly salUrrd
ae wh,ne ,b nayG f6sded me mSFs sssi and grst
ally very good was injured hy writing and reading st
aid Of these glasses can study almost as ate as
Gytr snd hat too without The r1ln fsTe grSylcus-
Late Commissioners Genl Land Office.
have used Mr.. Tolras's specscles for three or
four months, and take great pleasure saying that
! am much pleased with them. have been much
benefted by them. GEO. r. sCARBURGH.
Twas recommended 70 Mr.. John Tobias rs ski'fuI
opfican ard as have eyes Of remarkable peculIau-
~ was grHiihed to hnd that Mir. Tobias seemed 10
mea strenrnt. and he has made me PAIR Of spesIr-
ciGs ih1; Sm,,s Iu!s me admirably. A. +. BUTLER.
WAsHINGToK, Aus. g. R55.
Having been Tor ears uLder the necessIty OF hay
Two sets OF glasSCs-Cne for use IN aavght and ore
for l7WP-lIsht-i procured one set from Mr. TuhIss
Which answered both purposes. hsve used h5 for
EDWARD SFURRS.
OF Depart ueut OF State.
furnished me yesterday are particularly s.. iStc;ory
to me. They vc:y dccldrd.y tie !.ast pos.ss-,
selected IN different places snG 'f,0m u2ticlau~ REQ
"Inn ended to me on account 81 thel5 Pruf fs.In FL
have beon a'so Hfassoj with your rema As snd d.
rectIons the Treatment of the eyes. fcr tie yuI-
T eFhivdG ynGs. ana EHs EA%bWTE @ tiTP
Professor OF VI. G.. Louisville Ey.
BROoKLTN oRTHorAEDIc IYsTITrrr"H.
AnOr most careful examination oi iir J. Trhss's
Glasses am enabled TO testify thai their haTdU ass.
clearness, polishing, and exact optical shape render
them particularly reo"mmendahe 10 those whose
merely optical impairment Of the ewes went cf
such aux lar:es. consider, moreover, Mr.. T.rias
tuiy qualified % deteTUn" the focus q! the ey" oih
means Of bis oltomoter. Ia addition. csn fur'her
state thEt Ar. r"hzE has supplied some 81 my pa
'en'' Wi'n 'i"'se' 10 hEWfS iHf f9
Ply sician and Surgeon, Berlin; M@mher "G Is
of the Modios S"cIsiy % London. ard of Ine
Iaih"l"sIcai I SocI'iy y .f New lyIs; ia,s Ser
MarcheSter. England, ard Surgeon 81 The Il.
q. Institution.
In the experience OF even two ears. have frund
great Il lfi Guilty in obamlug SpectaceE that wereca-
convenience Mr. Tobias seems ~ have removed for
the present i The substitution for ne Of better "a
and comfortable to m, ewes. would commend rIm
10 those who from age or other lnhIm!ty Ieqnre ar
WILMINGTON, y. G, Jure ~ 1855.
To persons who have had tho sight ofthsir eyes -
recommend Mr.. John TulIas a suitable person
from whom 10 obtain such & asses 7s fhpv may re-
quire. as he has suited me with palr Cf Sprc'sceS
for far and sight. Nv sIs a. has been PslTeI
very much 10y scEvI"r of years IA the Post CfhCs
Department, which berth required mo to he dU'N
from u O'Clock al night tall after DAY. during Wmcl
time used but one liEht. w. =. NAlkIR.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. MAY 2, 1855.
From natural defects and tho uneq nal TarEe Of UV
eyes. have been compelled To use z asses for
obtsniRe glasses perfctiy lifted to mT owes. FnnE
months since Mr. Tohi2s made two pairs especialiv
for me, which have found TO We me perfectly.
by the use of hls op:ometrr lac Is enabled 10 ndHpt
glasses most mIruteIV 20 tire ! most cheerful
ly recommend MT. Tobias To all having occasion -
glasses, and bear testimony 10 hIs skII
an OpIIcian. HENRY r. BA IN.
ss3 Asst ses'y 10 sign Land W srrants.
NOTICE.-C. r. l.. CROWN co: are re-
Y ceivlng daily some of the hnest I HNl-fn
TURE ever offered ~ this market. whlcn We
invite the attention OF those IN want &c We ri