Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-10
SEVENTH STREET

sId SEVENTH STREET SIA
1OBIAs.
TICIAN,
Once Second Story, three doors IRON
OpD PILLOWS HALL.
Spectaoles and Glasses suited to every sight;
Opera, Reading. and Wstchmaker's
rreat Seirets; Cosmoramic stereascopes with vle1s
Of superior and choice pictures hand See sdvsr-
tsement IN National lnteillEencer.
Trs11xosALs.
NORFOLK, September =, IsSx.
Sir: The Spectacles you made for me suit ne
very well, and seem TO have improved my sIsht
more than any other hfTf hfTs a'Sy iTFss2zEwELL iFs2z
have tined pair of Spectabes obtained from Mr..
sig ht and with his description Of thes
focus. recommend him as 2 fs,itS yoPticgSsI;
PETERSBURG, October q, 1854.
About FIVE years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias.
w Whs and Of great ts
my deeaylng VISION and my OPINION me OF hm !s, that
not too far gone to be benefited BY such aid.
I,Scusrps Novsmbs, = az
From an examination of MIR. Tobias Glasses, and
from his observations and remarks, am convinced
'A'' 10 10 . j. j. BLACKBOARD.
LYNcHBuRs, November 10, 1854.
ses, b, Wbich lave been greatly aided tmy vision
having suffered greatly from reading at night In my
ssyfn ssy tha ie 5m sEa prsctoa
and well prepared TO aid those who psy need hls
Elder of the Methodist Conference.
WILMINGTON, n. c., June q, 1854.
the Spectacies which obtained from you last weed
entirely satisfactory; From an l9eeuaLty IN the
difficulty in getting glasses of the proper focal dis
tances II affords me pleasure TO state, that 10y the
obviated so that the Glasses you furnished me are
decidedly the best adapted to my eyes Of any have
Very respectfully yours, R. B. DRANE.
Having been induced by friend to visit the estsb-
ishment of Mr. Tobias for the purpose Of trying hls
Easses was furnished with pair slightly oolored
cation than any have ever tried. My sight, origin
alsht' ifHesuentIy to very late hOnT but with the
aid of these glasses ! study almost as late
ever and that too without the PdiH RSyf P5syNous
Late Commissioner Gen'l Land Ofhoe.
have used Mr.. Toblas's Spectacles for three or
four months and take great pleasure in saying that
beneed a @ae9 9 tRem SEo StfR
was recommended to Mr. John Tobias as . skiIfui
tj, was grat6ed 90 find that Mr.. Tobias seemed TO
comprehend them BY INSPECTION and some sLIsht
ces that suits lne admirably. A. L. BUTLER.
wA.EIssror, Aur. 8, 1888.
Having been for years under THO pecesslty of hav-
for lanp-li light procured one SET from Er. Tobas
which answered both purposes. have used his Cor
eeVefSl nOatls dLu nnu tnSus q &C ent.
OF Department of State.
S me ,esterds, are usrtcui.fIy satissctory
to me. They are very decidedly tae lest possess.
aescted IN Ssrent psoes and from
ommended to me O.. account OF their professlonA
asSe Sesn also pesSea With Your remarks and di.
rections on the treatment Of the eyes, for the ppr
Ga snd Il
Professor of nj. c.. Louisville. Ky.
BROOKLYN oRrHorA=DIc IssIITurTos,
After mos. careful examination q 'S r. .r'i Tobias.
clearnoss, polishing, and exact oPtcaI render
them, particularly recommendable to those whose
such auxIilares. consider, moreover. hr. Tohlas
by hs optical knowledge and experience, and by
means of has oRtometeT. Ia aqaition CAT inrther
'iens with a's'' TO LEWIS LEV is B BASER M B.,
RoyaI College of Surgeons, England; Member
of The Medl.ai society of London, and of tts
econ Of the he koISI orthopsedic Institution Of
Manchester. ErElsnd. and Surgeon of the b.
NoSyeLs. ss.IPI p; Iss4
In the experience of even two years, haye found
aotiT sda ptsd 10 the weakness OF my sight. This
CONVENIENCE Mr.. Tobias seems 20 have removed for
more suitable 6!ssses They are clear chry ystal like
| and comfortable 10 my eyes; would commend hIm
1 tiaoia AID in this way. J.J. SlMklNs. nj. ID.
WILMINGTON, ". c., June l6, 1854.
To persons who nave had the sight other eye SO
imaalTsd as TO require the of Glasses, would
Y ra5nmmend Mr.. John Tobias as a suitable perfon
from whom to obrs-n such Glasses as they may re
suire, as he has sult1 with pair Of SpeotHoles
fr far and ear sight. Hy sight has been an paired
ysry much by a service " years In the fOst ohce
.ns,rf,Ient winch berth esGitea rec 10 be on duty
fTs, N O'Clock az night tlll after GsJ cnTlf Ei9'
4 tlu,s used but one light. w. A. w L-hfh.
1 DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, 1885.
FroEc sssnra defects and the unequal range OF n5
4 ayee Aa,e been compelled 10 use glasses Tor seye
4 ~ ,ears heve tried different opticians without
oSsaining glass.s perfectly htted TO my eyes. -Four
wc1fLs since III. Tobias made two palrs especially
Tor os whioh L.st found to serve me perfectly.
3y the use of his Onmeter ne rs enabled 10 adspt
,asses hcst miHuteiy 10 :ae eye: most oheertul-
" recon- mnehd Mr.. Tobias - all having occasion 10
use ssges snd bear my testn2ony as 20 his skl 40
| Al oPtIcSn. HENhl r E,bhLnNlN,
.s5s t..'' S-~'- 80 -i~- srd wsr-s-:s.
| rIN CA X RIA 6 E 8.
! Il HE Subscriber having made additions 20 h.a
1 Factory making II now oze of the largest. AR.
| in the District, where hss facilities for&0S
/ manufacturing all kinds of CARNSS