Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-14
SEVENTH STREET

osos second s.or; : IL ! . q doors re.
s,so..ee. and ds sasw .ut sL to over, .sA,
Opera. Reading, and Matchmaker. aAA
Glasses; Tel;ssores, MiGgosoopes
tissment In Nssioa.l ihteIlilencor.
NORFOLK, September ., I:s4.
very veil. and secn to have improved ny sifh ri
moro than any Other a fTf .tS,y s TFSs5z;EwE,
i have tried pair of Speo.abes obtained from Mr..
TOBIAS: and find ,asm Of sTss. e
focus Recommend him as a i.Hi 0 4. WISE.
PETERSBURG, October 81, 1854.
in Washington, a pair Of Glasses for the speotaces
which used. and found them of great assistance to
he is IN the rep sIsases for sy gs
not too far gone to be benefited BY such AID.
From ap examination Of Mr.. Tobias CLASSES, ana
from his observations and remarks, an convinced
'A-' ~ " j. j. DLACKFORD.
LINcHBURs, Novsm 10, 1854.
Mr. John Tobins, having furnished me with filas-
ssfs r p asaa I
and well prepared to aid those who may need biz
professional 'sgy I1cc B., ,,. MM: p: BOWIE.
WILMTNs Tom, ". c., June q, 1854.
Mr.. J. ToBIAs-Dso, Sir an happy to gay ths,
the spoctsoes which obtained from you last weei
range OfmI have found sresi
adhealtJ n getting sIss.ss Of sas proper focal a.
aea 10 BY III
obviated, so that the Glasses you furnished me are
decidedly the best adapted to my Dyes of any have
vsf' respectful, .sss; o, E. sm DE4 NE,
Having been induced By friend to visit the esat-
classes va. furnished with pair slightly coloIsd
ally very good, injured BY writing and reading 1t
;y:s md without 'hi
Late Commissioner Gen'l Land Ofics.
months: G 70, three
VII sE6 Xxx SSfR Hie'
WAS recommended to Mr.. John Tobias "a q skilfsl
optlcIan; and as have eyes Of remarkable pscuari
comprehend them by inspection and some slisht
measurement, and he has made me pair of Speots-
oles that suits me admirably. A. Z. BUTLER.
WAsLIyc1oN, AuI. .. las.
two sets Of Eassei-one for in DAY light and ona
ios ;sSmrIshtdt procured one set from Mr. Tcbs.
:s9sr. and used his for
EDWARD STUBBs,
OF Department Of state.
MI TSs s S.; The sst e Ss
to ne Th.J are very decidedly the best poa:es..
selected different places and from opsiosnS reg
s GIN i s:s A.
ieotions the ,reetmsnf OF The eyes Tor the psr-
aos cTs ttA A. 65&Ee
BRssKLrH OnYHorAxSIc INSTITUTION.
Amer mos. csrstul examination q M MI. TT fopI..,,
oasses. am enabled to testify that their hardness
ssa g hs!ss vRSi
merely optical impairment of the eyes are in want Of
sy suasd ts detspmns the foeu. The
By his optical knov!edEe and experience. and b.
NJ Mr. fSS:s e. IL :sG ss
'i'nt' with e'''s'' to ih s fra * ffsaSsiOR
Physician and Surgeon, Berlin; Member y, Of The
q The s Med!Sel Society q london, and Of ths
ssI Sshssii's slI 'asss sSs &,
In The experience Of sven two years, have found
MI Tobias seems to have removed foI
They are osar Hssts[ Ike
and comfortable to my eye.; would commend him
e "a ShH ss =: or 0e:T
WILMINGTON, ". c., June I6, 1854,
70 persons who have had the sight oftheir eyes 60
impaired a. 70 respIre the use of Glasses, wond
rooommend MT; John TOBIAS as suitable person
lsre ss he has suited me With pair Of speofaeles
very much BY service of Years in the Post Ono
DEPARTMENT, Which berth rssgired mo 70 DO on duty
time used but ono light. WA WA1KER
DKPARTMKNf OF INTERIOR, MAY 8, 1855, 1
From natural defects and the unequal range OF nv |
ey es have been compelled to use glasses for seye.
nj years. ] have tried different opticians without
glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes, Fouf
months since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs espeoiaIlI
for me, which have found to serve me perfectiv.
By the use of his optometer no 10 enabled 10 edaSt
y recommend Mr.. Tobias 10 an having oooesion b
iss glasses and bear my testimony az 10 mis- ski =
N cvticias. HENRY Z. BALDWIN,.
% - -.l.s As.'s a..'" - sligo Ia,,J Vva,van1s
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