Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28
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tisemont In National lntelliEencer.
NoRToLT, September ,, 1854.
SIR; The Sseotsc!es yen made for ne suit N,
moro than any other he s,r2 Iatsly tTsd;
Tobias, and find them of great assistance 10 my
sight, and with his DESCRIPTION Of the;r
~ --'O''N -''''' - HENRY A. WISE.
PsTsRsBuRs, October u, Ia5<.
~ h,ont nge yeeiS st", 29.slnea IRON MI oss
which used, and found them of great assistance to
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not too far zone to be benefited By such aid.
LrscHs.ps, No,s En- ka a ;, AZ:
From an examination of Mr.. TobIas' Glasses, and
from his obse5ya,ons and remarks, Tn convinced
'' ~ " ]. j. BLACKBOARD. MD.
LINcHBuRs, November 10, 1884.
having suffered greatly from reading at night in my
sas that consider him sfiilfai prsctoai optiei.n.
sd y to aid hSss Who sfd his
EidSr Of the Methodist is confsrehc..
WILMINGTON, N. c., June n, 1854.
the sos Obtained from ns gos sss
are sIS rom an in ns
ances. Ii affords pleasure to state. that BY the
old ss
decidedly the best adapted to my oyes Of any have
VeTy res neotfully your, r. r. DRANE
''' '''' keotor of St. James Parish.
Having been induced by friend to visit the estsb-
Enssss wa: FURNISHED with raT Slightly ooIkored
blne,whice have afforded me more relief and sratifi-
ally very good injured By writing and reading at
night f ,s to very late hour; bu. with the
eys5 and that too without the Pap k2ye eneyjous
y ''''Hi late Commissioned 0 Genr Land Once,
Dec. Il, ls55.
have used Mr.. Toblas's Spectscles FOR three OF
| am much pleased with them. have been much
benefited By them. GEO. p. SCkRBURGH.
was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias "a ,tiIfsI
optlcIan and as have eyes Of remarkable peeu!Ia
ty, was grstiied to had that Mr. Tobias seemed to
comprehend them by Inspection ard some Slight
meas urenieut and he has made me PAR of Specis
oles that suits me admirably. A. 7. EUTLER.
wi.Hizsron, Aur. s. 1874,
Haylns hecn for ycors undor the necessarily of hay
two sots OF asses onc for use in drs light, and one
for lamp light procured one set from Mr., Toblss
Which answered both PURPOSES. have Gsed his for
several month"; AND md isiH fAsfsSs sruBBs,
OF Department OF State.
Mr.. }. TOslA.. say: The pair Of spectaclcs JOB
TO rue. They are yer, decidedly the beet rosress.
seieoted in different psSes and Rrom opticians rec
e ns OF seSonp 81 ts
sson issea ana
reotons on The treatment OF the e{es for the par
re 81 stssG,, yeE .Hd th' 9t
Professor Of NJ. G.. Louisvills. Ey.
BIoeKLyS ORTHofAHric IrsrIrsfIoN,
sasses, nn enabled 70 testify th,t their hardness
them 70 6o.ps TSos.
merely optical impairment of the eyes are in want OF
fully suah cd determine the FOCUS Of the eye both
by his optical knowledge and experience, and BY
ssfo hat Mr. Tobss h Some oS Of %ItpsI
'n' with Classes to LEV sW fs E TX snHssS IT.
Sste sSTsc @ss SnGf! s 81 tss
tsSn oi the RSys 5thosssdio ins.rt sa su Of
O.lnstitstisl.
NORFOLK, VA, July n, 1854.
great difficulty in obtaining Speotaces that were
aetIy adapted TO the weakness OF my eight. This in
convenience Mr.. TobFls seems To have reno yed for
more suitable Glasses They are oIesr. ohIystal like
to those who from age other inhrmty require ar
tifoial aid in this way. y.J. SIM KINS, nj. d,
WILMINGTON, N. c., juno Is, 1884.
70 persons who have had the sight ofthsir eyes 70
impaired as TO REQUIRE the use or Glasses, | would
recommend Mr.. John Tobias a o suitable person
from whom TO obtain such Glasses they may rs-
Suire as he has suited me with pair Of Spectacle.
70 M s. fa SsfP ' os
Department, which berth required mo 70 be on duty
t%s used 81. ans ''' xSa
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, 1855.
From natural defects and the unesual range of my
eyes, have been compelled to use glasses for seve-
raj years. / have tried different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes. -Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs especially
for me, which have found to serve me perfectly.
By the of his optometer he In enabled TO adapt
glasses most infinitely to the eye. most cheerful
~ recommend Mr.. Tobias to all having occasion 10
Ise glAsses, and bear testimony 90 TO his skl -
On optoian. HENRY Z. BALDWIN,
aASS Assst 1A~'v e. sisp tanI " arrsrfs