Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-12
SEVENTH STREET
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TOBIAS.
OPT TICIAN.
Ofhoe Second Story, three doors from
ODD FKLLows' HALL.
Spectacles and Glasses suited TO every sights
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes
great variety; CosmoramIc stereoscopes with views
tlsement IL National lntei!igencer.
TESTIMONIALS.
NORFOLK, September =, ltS<
SIR: The Spec,acles you made for me .ult me
LIT. w. TAZEwELL.
have trlae Psir of SPectables obtained from Mr..
sight, snd responding with his of Their
'''-'' ''O''''N '''''' ~ HENRY <. WISE.
PETERsBURS, October 81, lesx.
About hive years ago, ol,tslned from Mr. TobIss.
which used, and found them Of great tsnoe TO
S s w Ss seS @ %p9 o "a n h.
not too lar gone To be benefited By such aid.
LrscFsuRs, November ans. .is5,.
From an examination ol MIR. Toblss' GLASSES, and
). ). BLACRFoRD.
LYNcEBusG, November 10. Is54.
ses, by winch have heen greatly aided. tmy vlslon
having suffered greatly from reading At nIsft IN my
carrier lie,I Al affords the highest pleasure TO
=ay that consider him sklllful practical opticlan,
and well prepared 10 aid these who nay need hIs
Elder Of the Methodist Coniefencs.
WILMINGTON, ~. C., j uns y, ls5a.
Mr.. k.J.ToBIAS-DedT J. Str 4 am happy To say that
the Speotscles which obtained from ou last week
are entirely satisfactory rom an inequality an the
visual range ofmy eyes, have hsreOoTs found great
difficulty IN aetiIns glasses OF the proper focal DIS
tagces u affords me pleasure 10 stste that BY tbs
obvIaIed, that the Glasses you furnished are
decIdedl, tae best adapted to my eyes of any have
Very respOctfuIl, s: ssours: 4. +: DIANE, NE,
T,,,.
shment OF Mr.. fo.gas for the purpose of trying his
glasses Was furnished with PAR slightly colored
csircn than sny have ever tried Nv sight. oriein
sls yer, good, was inquired by writing and readlns
aid Of these glasses I can study almost as aIe as
ever aud That too without The Psin Rsys gIeyOus-
l.ats Commissioner Gen'l Land Once.
Dec. II, l355.
four months, Sud take great pleasure in saying that
an much pleased with them. ! have been mnoh
Nay 5th, 1855.
Twas recommended to Mr. John Tobias q. ski.fss
~. fwas sraifed to Ind thai Mr.. Tobss semed TO
comprehend them by inspection and some shght
ceE that suits me admirably. A. r. BUTLER.
July III, 1850.
Having been for years under the necessity OF hav-
two sets Ci gassesoIe FOR daylight, aud oas
whio bS puTpose 81 kave S USED hs o
severa! months, and and them excellent.
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OF Department of state.
Mr. J. TosI... StF: the pair OF Spsc,aoes yOu
10 s. hey are Se1i deodsdy the beet possess.
tpt ar the owner of eight or nlne pairs, sfay
oIamels!sd 10 as On account al tfeir yroisssronsi
standins France Eng and, and the United Ststssa
iecons @ son on the tTsament Of tho syss for the 1sr
pI,s o. pfeserylns and lnP,9yins snStI .he 5Satt
Professor OF NJ. c.. Louisviie. AZ.
BRooELIr OsrHoPAEDIc INSTITUTION.
Affair mos, careful examination lMai a Mr j. fobi..
Glasses arr enabled TO testify that their hardrIss
to thSsps sRdsr
merely n2tica. impairment OF the eyes In want on
fsy eaaied to determne the foous OF the eSoss
by his optical knowledge and experiences, and by
state thst Mr. Tobias has supplied some Of my pa
t'nts with Classes to ihsS sWIs f3s *
koysl College Of Surgeons, Eng and: Memtss er t@s
Pathological Society Of New Yorf: % Iste :; suT rTe
geon of the Royal 0IthOpeedio INSTITUTION OF
ahonesseL, Ina,,,s England aid Surgeon Of the b.
NoRYoLK. Va, July y, 1885,
great dfhcuty IN obtaining Spectaoles that were eI-
acty adapted to the weakness of my sight TbIs m
the present BY the for me oi better and
more suitable Glasses. They are ceer enry sts he me
e those yho from age or OiheT shsnRifN ssfhRfN d.
To rsr.o,s Who nave hsd the sight oftheir eyes so
impaired as TO require the use ofGlsssss would
ranpr,nnsnd Mr. John TobIas ss a suitable person
M h,,,, -, oi,taIu such lasses they
uon l ~ he ms suited me with pair Of Spectsoes
su. I1 snd near sight. NV slght has been impaired
M Iol nanch by a service of years IN the Post Ofce
nnaIyy.rfmept which berth required me to be duty
@ an O'clock at night till after day, during which
time used but one light. w. "A. WALKER.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 9, 1855.
From nstaral defects and the uneo ual range Of my
e,es have been compelled TO glasses for seve-
r2l yeare. I have tried different opticians without
nbtsinIng glasses perfectly ffted 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 ~ enataed 20 sdagt
tasses most INFINITELY To the eve. most oheerIei-
" recommend Mr.. Tobias TO al having ooohslo9 70