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TOBIAS.
TICIAN,
Once Second Story, three doors from
ODD FKLLows' HALL.
Opera, Reading, and Watohmak er's 49,
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes in&-SS
q and osoee hand See .ss
nseInent In Nationsl lntelligencer.
TESTIMONIALS.
NORFOLK, September T. 1884,
SIR: The Speot.oles you made for ms suit re
very vel. and seem to have improved my sight
more 'hAh any DINER hiTs a ". ! TFlssazEwELL
4 have tried q pair of speetables obtained from Mr.
.SR and S @ With Sa r ths
focns. recommend him as sk5Lltrl opticIsni;, r
PKTERsBuRs, October 81, 1874.
About hve years ago, obtained from Mr.. TOBIAS,
which used. and found them of great stance TO
my decay ing vision; and my opinion Of him is, that
no. too far gone to be bsnshitsd By such ed 0'
From An examination of Mr.. Tobias Glasses, and
frop his ob:srystions and remarks. am convinced
'A'' ~ " ~ j. j. BLACKBOARD.
L!NcHsuEs, November 10; 1854.
Mr.. John Tobias, having furnished me with Gas-
having suffered greatly from reading at night in my
earlier liFe.l affords me the hughes. psssure to
g. tn. MS r. f3Sz5
u, W l hs S TOM ~. VI June q, ie3i.
the Spectscles vhIoh obtained from you last week
S om Sn5s the
dlfouty in getting glasses of the proper focal dis
Eva you nas s as
ever yet used a ''' 'p''' - ' AN' nave
Very respectfully yours. R. 3. DRANE.,
s,v,,v ruos SS 0 st. hs.sa
lishment OF AZ Tobias for the PURPOSE Of trylng his
whios have AFFORDED me more re- relief and srt
cation thsn any nave ever tired. My sight, orig:G
ally verJ good. was injured By writing and reading at
aid of these glasses J osn study almost as late ~
ever. and that too without tho FAN Eay3 Previous
Late Commissions-r tiel'I Land Oaic..
Dso. II. ISa',
four mouths ard take great pleasure in saying thai
Oe Ssy ssb By IA sasin. GEO. P. scAKBURGH.
T wss pun ," lob, ro,..,,n,,
op'Ican s,d = Il nave eyss of temsEtabe peeast:
conpreh.Sd them b, iSstoat,nn and soTn 10
Jul, ii. las. LEN
WASHINGTON, Aus. q. 1853.
.va S.t. Ssia 0 Eadsr s Of nav
for lamp light procured one set from Mr. Tobs.
dulWor60 puFpOe6H. MS hts t1t
seyeraI months. and End them eYceilent mo ''i
EOWAR S'rIJISSS
or Dsnart,nent Of Sists
Mr.. TOMAS, ST.: The pair OF Spectacle yox
iurnished me yesterday sTe PeIouiariJ satisfactory
to me-. They are very decidedly the Lest possess
snc am the Gwuer of eight or niao pairs carefully
ssiected i4 different places and from optic. aHs
onlneTded 70 hs Go32plt OF their professional
standing IL rsIGe, Enk laEd AMI th9 pntej St1tes
have been $50 ploass ed with your remarks ara
rectoIs the treatment of the ey es for tbs par
pose OF tfeserying and improving tie sight
Respectfully Io1Is, CES. CALDWELL,
~ Vi W. "'' Ho"4s'iI'' AZ
BRo0KLYN ORTROpAspIC INSTITUTION,
April, 1854,
Afer most careful examination Of Mr.. J. Trtia3's
Glasses am ensbed TO testify tast their h.eineas
clearEess, poshinE, and exact oYtloa shape render
them particularly rscJmmenGable to those whose
merely optical Crsirneat of tho eyes in want OF
snch auxIl!sries. CONSIDER, moreover, Mr.. Tobias
fully euaf ed to determine the focus of the eve BOTH
By his optical knowledge aad az perience, AID by
means OF his o2tOmeter. In addition, ( can futtnei
state that MIR. TObils has su pplied some OF Iy pa