Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-07
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Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes nv
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tisement IN National Intelligsncer.
NoaToLr, September ,. 1854.
ws .sS y1 Ssvs made for me salt
more than any other have lately tined:
have tined pair of Speetsb ss obtained from Mr.
Tobias, and find them Of great assistance to mn
sight, and CORES pondng with his of I'll 81
locus recommend him as ss u opticlsIs
About hve cars ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias
which used, and found them of great ass stance 10
my decayns vision; and my opinion Of him is that
no, too sI to Be bsSsstsd By 'oI o,''
From an sxamin.lion Of Ms fobss sne
from mis- observations and remarks, am CONVINCED
49," j. j. BLACKBOARD. MD.
LINcHBuRs, November ID, 1854.
Mr.. John Tobiss. having furnished me with Glas-
having suffered greatly from reading at rIght ia nv
ssrl, ,H hte Affords me ths ,hehsst pSssute &c
and we'll prepared to aid those who may need his
Elder oil the Methodist Conferences,
WHINING TON, n. c., June q, 1884,
this speotacos wh,oh obtained from yon last w eel
visual range ofmy have heretofore found Erss
difficulty in getting glasses Of the proper focal dis
AID Of your opometer s dCuitI has bosn hS s ,s
obvlated. SO That the Glasses you furnished me are
decidedly the best adapted to my eyes Of any have
Ven respectfully kG safs, ., E. DEA me,
Having been induced by friend to visit the &c t.b
llshnent OF Mr Tobias for the purpose Of trying hi,
cation than any have ever tried Ny Sight Git orirn
ally very good was injured ~ writing and reading at
:sH sa. in't too without
Late Commissioner Genn and O1ios,
four months and take great pleasure in sayiak thai
SeSs5t;$ sEo p so2 AK SSfP Hs''
was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias a. skilfuI
Wns s ana hsys EYES Of peousI
measurement. and he has made me 8 pair of Speota
oies maj SUITS lHis Inc admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
WARRINGTON. Aug. 3. 1855.
two sets gassss-One i9r use in dsyiIht, and on.
Ior iSn:p procured one set rom Mr.; Tobias
''''f' m0n'h' 'n' hno f sSW fasfsi's s;fuBBs
vi Department OF stats.
ianshed me yesterday are particularly satisfactory
to me. They are very decidedly the bsst possess,
sected .nd o osssn:
oEmsndea to me or account Of their profsslolR
coon on s,ss 51 and d.
'Hs;s H H 6Ssss
Professor OF NJ. c.. Louisvils. X,
sAookLrH oRskorAHDlc INsIIlrrIoH.
Amor mos. o.refs examination a H. j. fobi...
Glasses. am enabled to testify that their hardness
70 those vSss
merely optical lmpsimen. Of the eyes are IN want Of
y qualified The 81 tho
By his optical knowledge, and ,sxPerisnoe. and BY
.st. tina. FoSis. h., supsed Som. ' q in y ~
''n'' with Classes to lev LEWIS 9a Bg TX
sRs ssaisssa Berlin En Ns%Si Ss Of b.
icon Rsys 5,shoSssalo In. is!s Su 6f
SS Ia.;,si England. and SurEeon Of the B,
lIt- NoRroLK, Va, July q, lsN. |
!rest dculty in obtaining speofaolss that wers eI
r t TsSss # ny ss
more suitable Glasses They are clear. chrystsi liz
ihsiai IN iii: way J.f ssrf MRfINHss. MS.f ar
10 -So law. saS e. .,sS Sqn: s
commend Mr.; John Tobias as . suitable person
rom wnom @ obtain saoh Glasses AZ they may re-
on aI and near sight. My sight has been paired
eIy M1cn oy q service ofyears in the Post Once |
rom O'clock at night till afisr day, during vhJck
DEPARfMENT op INTERIOR, May 3, 1855. |
ron natural defects and the unequal range Of my \
~, nave been oonpelIed to use glasses for seve
years. ] have tried different opticians without /
blaming glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes. Foul |
1onths since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs especially /
u me, which have found to serve me perfectly I
" the use Of his optometer he 10 enabled TO adapt
|asses most minutey 70 the eye. ] most cheerful |
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