Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-06
SEVENTH STRkE3


OPTIC IAN.
Once Second Story, three doors ffom
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Speotsoles and Glasses suited TO every sit6t:
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes moS
great VARIETY SSsmoEamIS o Stereosoopss 9th views
tlsement IN National Intellirencer.
NORFOLK, September ,, 1874.
SIR: The spectacles you. made for me SUIT ne
mnia thsn al ana ,Ss feS - ssvs improved my sxht
'''''' ''A- my ''H' EfTT' NV ". TrAs9zEwELL.
have tired pair Of srectsbes obtained from Mr..
sight, and corresponding with hls of thsr
focUs. recommend him as 2 ssiIrGI optic.sn.
PKTERsBUEs, October 81, Is5<.
About i've years ago, obtained from Mr.. TobIas,
which used. and found them of great asss Espco TO
my decaying vision; and my opinion of him is thas
n'' ''' ''' t"'' 10 D' Osu0H'''' o' '0Sn MAY.
From examination of Mr.. Tobias G lasse. end
frol his observations and remarks, am convinced
j. j. BLACKFoRD. md.
LYNcHBuRs, November 10. Igss
ses BY which nave been greatly aided, tmy visiou
having suffered greatly IRON reading az night in my
say that consider HIM a skilfu prscIcsi opficias'
and well prepared TO aid those who may peed his
p''''''''DN Elder Of the Methodist Conferences.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. June p, is,4.
the spectacss which obtained from "a last vees
are entirely satisfactory From an inequality the
difficulty IN getting glasses Of the proper focaf ds
tances. Ii ssords me pleasure TO state, that by the
obvsted, so that the Glasses you furnished ms ase
decidedly the best adapted to my eyes Of any have
Very respectfully yours, K. p. DRAEE,
Rector Of 81. James Parish
Having been induced by friend to visit II. cstab-
glasses was furnished with PAIR slightly oOlored
sn ne aG sRd
ally very good was injured by writing and dine a.
aid OF these glasses can study almost as ate ss
ever ena that TOO without the ran have pneyloGs
Dec IL, 1855.
have used Mr.. TOblss's spoctaClss for thres or
! am much pleased with them. have BEEN muoS
benefited by them. GEO. p. P.sCARBURGH.
Twas recommended 10 Mr.. John Tobias as a ssllfsl
optcIan and az have eyes of remarkable peculiar
comprehend them by inspection and Some tIxhf
measurement and ne has made me pair of specia
ceS that suits me admirably. A. +. BUTLER.
July al, i655.
WAsEIssf0N, Aug. o, ls5S.
Having been Tor yesre under tie necessity of hay-
two Of glasses-one for uss in Daylight and oo.
for amP-lIght-I procured one set from Mr, Iobiss
~ ~ EDWARD b sstTiUBBs,
Mr.. J. ToBLI.. Str: The pair OF Speotaoles yos
furnished me yesterday psrtoulsriy saisfsctoIT
AID am the owner of eight or tns psirs ospsseis
selected IN dIterent paces and from opticians rec
stsadnS IN rance EGs aHd snd the United ststo:
have been also plessed with ;our remsrks ani IL
rcctOLs treatment of the ey ss, Tor tne paT-
Riss 0i srsse,yl6s Ia and st9s.ns .hs sIs1t
Professor of M. c.. L0usVile, NJ.
g2ooELYN oRTKoRAxpIc INSTITUTION.
APsl, lsS.
Glasses. enabled TO testify that their hardness
olesrness, polshins and exact optical shape render
merely optical impairment of the eyes are in vsnt OF
such euIlllaries. l consider, moreover, Mr. Tobias
by his optical knowledge and eS eerience. ana Sy
means ,at Of h,s Ms oftOmst In addition further
ten's with Glasses u ,hsl5 g And Hy sItisS.;ioS
RcSsI College Of sSTse%ons % EnsisnS; GGs Mems
q p.SS,n the MsSica Society of london, and q the
Seon Of the Royal 0rthopaedie Institution oi
S1Inohestsr England. and syrreon OF the B.
NoRYoIT. VA July 2. 1885,
tGe en- 81 sSS
acty adapted q ne weakness Of ny ssnt, snoaa IN
tSe pessSi IN M the snSsttaton for
more suitable Glasses. They are cesr, onrystas-.ts
r. $ss =. sf NJ s
,.,oD. rSU 5.Ts ssG lie
as To require the use OF GLASSES, would
,rannpn,nxend Mr.. John Tohlas as suitable person
t !. bom 10 obtain such asses as trey may re-
IIoIl a. he has suited me with pair OF Spectaces
Jul hr and near sight. NV sight has been impaired
10, M rnrch by a service of years m the Post Ofce
nes,.rtinent which berth required me To be duty
Hoin IN O'Clock night tall after day, during which
time used but one light. VA. WALKER.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 9, lass.
From natural defects and the unequal range OF my
ewes, have been compel ed to glasses for seve-
rsl years. I have tried different opticians vIthouS
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted 10 my eyes. Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two parrs especlhsU
for me, which | have found TO serve me PeriectJs
By the of his optometer he 10 enabled 20 tdaPt
rlasses most mnutely 20 the eye: most oneeuuI-
" recommend Mr.. Tobias 70 all having OCCASION 70
use glasses, and bear ny tsstn2ny 20 NV es
ssS Asst sscy 20 sign LAnd WsrIssts'