Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09
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OEoe Second Story, three doors ffsn
ODD FRLLows' HALL.
saeotsSes and 6lesseg suited to, every sight,
1ps!a, RSssdinE, and Matchmaker
great variety; COsmoramic Stefeoscopes with view,
:seMent IN National lntelhEencer.
TzsTIHosIiLs.
SIR: The spsc.acles yoo made for me sulI me
very wei, and seem TO have improved lily sikht
more 'hAn any other h hfTs 4af w. ! TS9zEwEL
4 nave tried PAIR of Spectables obtained from Mr.
!oh!as, and ind them of great assistance to my
locus. feo'i'nena INN as TStt'tr voPhctsn;
PETERSBURG, October q, 1854.
bout five years ago. obtained from Mr.. Tobias
IN Washington, PAIR of Glasses for the spectacle,
which used. anu found them of great assistance to
NV decayIng VISION and my opinion of HIM ~, that
ne s SIX liul III the preparation of Glasses iOr ey 90
not too lar gone To he benefited by such aid.
LrscHsyEs, November LEA.
FROM an examination Of Mr.. Tobias GIasses, and
from hls observations and remarks, am convinced
" !. j. BLACKBOARD. MD.
LyNCHBURs, November 10. 1854.
Mr. John Tuhias, having furnished me with Glss-
S SS Ts Se have Iern s5ey aiesd sny vs!on
suriier hlol II affords me the highest pleasure tC
say that consider hm "a skillful practIo,l Optclsn
professional SERVICES WM. u. RUllXlE,
Elder of the Methodist Conferences.
WILMINGToN, ". c., June p, 1854.
Mr.. J. TOBIAs-DsaT SIR: I AIN happy to say thai
the Spectacles wlIIch obtained from you last weei
visual range Hfmy eyes have heretofore found rreat
d'incu'ty in getting glasses of the proper focal dis
sd ofyour optometer Tins difficulty has been happily
cbvi;,tet, that the Glasses you furnished me are
decidedly the best adapted to my eyes of any have
Rector of st. James Parish.
Having been lndnced by friend TO visit the es;ab-
'shment of Mr. Tobias for the purpose of irving IN.
glasses was furnished with Il pair slightly cofored
cation than any have ever tried Ny sight, Origin.
ally very good was injuredy writing and reidln at
right frequently to very late hoEr: but with the
Hid oi thesc glasses | can stndg almost rs late a.
lTs that too without the PSn ksye e.eyous
Late Commissioner Gsn'l Land Office.
have used Mir. Tomss's Spectacle. for three O,
four months, ami take great pleasure in saying thai
i am MUCH pleased with them. have been much
May 5th. 1855.
was recommended to Mr.. john Tobias as skiifuI
npician ana as have ey of remarkabe peouiari-
comprehend them by inspection and some slight
nea. lrenent, and ne has made me pair Of SPecta
cirs ,hGt suits me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
J3iJ II, 1850.
WAsHIss1oN, Aug. 6, 1855.
Having been for years urd or the necegsity Of hay
!oE lamp light procured one set from Mr.. Tobias
sever months and find them sxosilsnt uSSd MS i0'
EDWAR b s'rURBs,
Mr.. J. F0sti,. Si,: The pair of Specta es yos
;sr,Ished ne yes:ordaJ are particularly satisfactory
md am the owner 81 eisLc nns sE, posssss
selected In different place. eid Hrom OLtcisna rec
StsuJIns in France Eng and ana tho United STAGE
have been alGo pleased WITH so0r remarks and d.
pose OF preserving and Improving tho sisTt. ''
Professor Of Nj. c.. Louisvils, Ry,
HhooKLrh ORTRoFAspIC INsTIrUrIoN,
april, 1854.
elaA.es am enabled ~ testify thst their hardnsss
clearless P0ssIn and exact optical shane render
them particularly IecOmmendabls to those whose
merely opticai impairment of the OF es are IN want of
snGh anI iIiar,es. cons der, moreover MI. Tobisi
fully suak 20 determine the foou. OF tho e, both
means OF his oPtometer' In addition, can f aFtbe
state that Mr.. Tobias has supplied some of nv ps
WIN 10 lev hGw rs B s NJ
PhyslcIan and surgeon, Berlin; Member Of the
Of the Medical Sc5iety Of London and e of 10.
ra,nG D, &c Society e Now YORK late Sur
England sSd surr 'asa ~ sSs
In the experience of even two years. Ssve fosnI
great diihouty in obtaining Spectacles that were sI
convenience Mr. Tobias seems to have renovsd t t
Ss eTessnf sy hs for Of letter
.nd comfoL IA to my eyes would commend MN
d IN this G age o.T
WILMINGTON, N. c., June is. ,a51
70 persons who have had the sight ofthsir ewes, a.
impaired as TO reauIre the use OF Glssseg I youId
recommend MIR. John Tobias as q Suitable neTson
from whom to obtain such Glasses as tleJ may re-
3uirei rs he has suited me with pair Of Speotanie,
FOR lar and near sight NV sight has been mnaired
xory much by service OF years in the Post Offos
Department, which berth eauired me 10 be on dnt.
from O'Clock at night till AFTER day durinS vhIcI
time used but one light w A w IF EEEESSn
~, DErAs sr OF INTERIOR. May Q, lass.
eyes, have been compel ed 20 use classes Sr sevs
obtaining glasses Psrectly fitted to my eyes FOuf
months since MIR. Tobias made two PAIRS es oeoaII,
BY the of his optOmster he is enab ed 10 adam
glasses most mlnutely to the eye. l most cheerful
~ recommend Mr.. Tobias TO al having Oooa sion "a
use glasses, and bear my testimony as to his skill n
IN OPtlolAp, HENRY r. IA 4. lyVIN