Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-23
SIf SEVENTH STREET SIA
TOBIAS.
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To AS.
OF TICIAN.
Ohoe Second Story, three doors from
ODD FKLLows' HALL.
Spectae,es and Glasses suited to every sight;
GsHsIa: Reading, and ,watchmaLers@AA
sreat variety; Cosmoramic Stereoscopes with views
Of superior and choice PICTURES hand. Sce sdyer-
tIsement ln National IntelllGenoer.
TESTIMONIALS.
NORFOLK, September ,, IsS<
SIR: The Spectscles you made for me suit me
very well, and seem TO have improved my siCht
mere 'han any other hfTf hfTs s's w. iFsa TFSsazEwELL
have tired pair of SPectabes obtained from Mr..
and ss VI s.
focus. recommend HIM as q sklllfu opticlAn.
PETERSBURG, October q, 1854.
About five years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
IN Washington, pair Of Glasses for the soectscles
my decay ing vision; and my opinion of him ls that
ne Is skioi M IN tne ptepataon oi Gssses ior eyes
From al examination Of Mr.. Tobias 6 asses, and
from his o. l,eJyations and remarks, am convinced
~ ]. j. BLACKBOARD. D.M.D.
LYNcHBuRe, November 10. 1854
Mr.. John Tobiss. having furnished me with Glss-
earlier iifs:5 4 saoTds me Ihs 6Iths.t pleasure to
eTd ss RTePsTsGi to AID hSss ~so s 5sed his
WILMINGTON, n. c., June q, 1854.
NR. J. .roDIss-Dear SIR: am happy TO say that
are etIr-lY satisfactory, From inequality in the
visual range ofmy have heretofore found great
70 essuT Si to ons s thai s G ".
aid of your optOmeteL ihls difficulty has been happily
decidedly the best adapted to my eyes Of any have
Vs respectfully ksotcl of g. smes p DEffNE fsl.b
Having been Induced BY friend to visit the est.e-
easses was furnished with paI2 seby n oooIsS
blue whice have afforded more relief and grstif-
sy very good was injured by writing and reading at
night, frequently TO very late hour: but with the
ever end that too without the PAN have gTeylous
i,ate Commissioner GenI Land Ofbce,
have used Mr. Toblas's spectacles for three or
| am mucn pleased with them. 1 have been much
benefited BY them. GEO. +. SCARBCRGH.
Twas recommended 10 Mr.. John Tobias as a skilfuI
1pte,sa and s hays "a S SYss o. re- smH[ka6e pocnsT
surcIsent and he has made me a pair of Specta-
Giles ,hs, sui's me admirably. A. Il. BUTLER.
whsnIss1oe, Aug. 9, 1855.
Having heen ioT years under the necessity of INV
two sets of glasses for daylight, and one
for lamp hsht-I procured Que sc. from Mr., Tobias
whloh answered boih purposes: ! have used his for
@O' '' ''''"'- ''-' H-' EEnWhRD sstriUBBs,
Mr.. J. TOBIA.. Str: The pair OF Speotaoes yOl
tGrniEhed me yes:erday are garcn.arly sfaotory
and I'm the owner Of eight or mrs pairs, csrefSliy
selsoted diEerent places and from opticians REQ,
,tandTs m Trsnoe, EHs and and the United states.
S r a the 6 s SS S
PGse oI effeSeTvlnS ano mRTfSSlnS she sSes
Professor of G.. Louisviic. Ky.
BROOKLYN oRrHorAHDIc IysIIruTIor.
Ana, Apri, lss5:
Gasses. avn enabled TO testify that their hardness,
clsarness, p"lshnE, and exact optical shape render
merely Optical impairment Of the eyes in want of
sgfh sUSsaes n CCnsde, merSoveT Mr. I0b.ss
by hs optical know edge and experience, and by
sste t tS", "a Mr. C@ss hs. o Of p
lent' with Classes to hsT y1 AID 3, sHslsas,iop
Physician and surgeon, Berlin; Member Of the
HHys ia Srecs N5cs q SIsssGIs GnEsnd; s HeT, g
Pathological Society Of New YORK; late Sur.
geon Of the Royal OrthOpsedic Institution "
Manchester. England, and Surgeon Of the b.
NORFOLK, Va July q, 1854.
great in obtan1e Sf1H @ we've eI
aoty adapted to the weakness of nv sight. THIS in
the present hy the substitution for me Of better and
more suitable Glasses. They oear chry stal Like
SSse % o@ afe or other Te.aTe am
tihoisl AID in this way. III. SlMKINs. NJ. ID.
WILMINGTON, ~. c., June Is, 1854.
impaired as to require the use of Glasses, I would
recommend Mr.. John Doblas suitable person
from whom 10 obtain such Glasses as they may re-
suIre, he has suited me with par OF SPectaoles
very much by a servoe OF years IN the Post Office
Department, which berth required me 10 be on duty
from n O'Clock a. night tall AFTER day, during whlch
time used but one hight. w. A. WALKER,
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, 1855.
From natural defeeIs and the unequal range OF NV
eyes, have been compelled To glasses for seve-
ml years. have tried different opticians without
obtaining glasses Psrectly fitted TO my eyes. -Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs especially
for me, which have found to serve me perfectly.
BY the use OF hIs optometer he enabled 10 adapt
glasses most mnutely to the eye. most cheerful
ly recommend Mr.. Tobias 10 ali having oocnslop to
use glasses, and bear testimony his skin
AZ opuclan. HENRY T.. BALDWIN,
ss9f Asst Saw to siep .ana wsrrs.ts
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