Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-14
5I4 SEVENTH STREET 5I4
TOBIAS.
TICIAN,
55I4

5Jd SEVENTH STREET 5Ia
roBIAs.
TICIAN,
O6ce second story, three doors from
Opp FzLLows' HALL.
,Specsaeles and GAnsse, suited 20 every sight;
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes n@
great VARIETY; CosmoramIc stereoseopes 9th vlevs
OF superior and oholce pictures on hend See edveT-
tsement IN National lntelliEencer.
NORFOLK, Scytember :, IsS<.
SIR The sieoaces you made for ne snit me
more than anI NV other have is,sIy tgieS M ''t''
Lift. ". TAZEwELL.
have tined pair OF SPoctablcs obtained FROM Mr..
sight and with his escri ption of ther
focus recommend him as it,lliSl oeticsaIi; yisu
PETERSBURG, October q, 1854.
About hve years ago, obtained from MIR. Tolase,
which used. and found them of great assstsGce TO
my deGayng vision; ard my opinion OF hum Is, thst
not too Ear gone to be benefited by such sld.
LIrcHBuRs, November ,iss4.
From examination of Mr. Tobias Glssses, aud
FROM his observations and remarks, arm convinced
j. j. BLACKFoRD. MD.
LlScHBURe, November 10, ls54
MI John Tobias, having % furnished me with 6iss.
having suffered greatly from residing Al night IN my
saJ h. 20
and wei prepared to aid thSss sRO Ery ped his
Elder Of the Methodist Conference.
wILMINsToa, ". c., Jane n, Iss<.
Mr.. ToBrhs-Dear Sir: am happy 10 say that
are entirely ssr-sfactory From an ineS1aity IN the
visual range ofmy eyes, have heretofore found great
tances It sdords me pleasure to state, that bJ tie
aid of your optoneter thls dhcuty hss been happily
decidedly the best adapted TO my eyes Of any have
respectfully saIsl of E. p Isms. DEASE ksI:s
Having been induced Ivy friend to visit the estab-
hshment of Mr. Toblss oI the purpose Of trying hIs
glasses was furnished with pair slightly oOored
b!ne-whlce have afforded me more relief and graI6-
I TefT Ia roa s wss b Inr ,n S5
night, frequently to very late hour: hut with the
aid OF these glasses ! can study almost ss late as
s4s ha' too without the 5HN
n.o :, Late Isss Commissioner Gsn'I Land Once.
Ihave used Mr. Tobas's spectac;es for three or
four months. aud take great pleasure in ing that
am much pleased with them. have been much
benehted by them. GEo. p. sCARBURGH.
May 5th, 1856.
Iwas recommended to Mr. John Tobss as a skIlful
optlcan and as have eyes OF TemaTka ble peculaTi-
y, was grutItod to Ind that Mr.. TotHss seemed 10
ooInprenend them by inspection and soras slIsht
measurement, and he has made me a pair Of Specta.
cies that suits me admirably. 4. L. BUTLER.
wA.Hre TON, Aur. a, 1855.
Having been for under the neoeseity of hsv-
for lamp -lIrht-I procured one set f'om Mr., Tobas
which answered hoih pg'Eo.es: have used his fOT
EnWhfD sTUBBs,
0fpe9zrtment OF state.
Mr.. J. TOMAS. Sir: TIE pair of speotacler yop
TO me- Rey are vsr, deo{sdy The test soSsss
and an the owner of eight niue pairs, carefully
ne o. II tSef
standing in France Eng and and the United States.
Tectoas on the trcatmcnt Of the eyes, for the Puf
p9se ol arfss1eHrylaS fs1HI snd lmEr9yyinE ths Slsht
Professor OF NJ. c.. Louisville. Ny.
REookLrH ORTHoPkSnc IssIITUTIon,
After mort careful examination Of Mf. ]. Toba,'s
Glasses, am enaled 70 testify that their hard ness
them parcuary feoommondnbs to those wSoss
merely optical lInrsrInen; OF the eyes want ot
fully sGaSsd TO dtterqlne the focus eftSe nee cye.botS
by his optical knowledge ana experiences, and 5y
state shat Mr. fots.s has supplied sone Of nv "a.
tieais with GasseS to ihe'T y and ny sntstas,ron
Physician and Surgeon, Berlin; Member Of the
R0ysl @ Goliege Of Sgrseo1s, England; MeTbe5
feon Of the Roya orthopsedic fnst,fution ~
Manonester. England, and Surgeon Of the u.
- NoRToLr. Va, July -, Issz.
treat IN SbsDi swS nave los5s
eotlJ adapted TO the weakness of sight. This
the present by the for of better aud
more suitable Glasses. They ore clear, ohry sts like
hGd coHliOrJeue 20 ny eyes. would commend Rm
20 those who from age other inhrmitr resulre eT-
thcsl ad in thus way. III. SlMRINS. NJ u.
WHINING ToN, n. C.. June Ie lgS.
To persons who have had the sight oftheiT ey 80
Impaired as 20 require the use Of lasses, woud
recommend Mr.. John Tobias a suitable person
from whom % obtain such g asses they NAV re-
suITe, es he Euited with pair of SpectRcies
for far ana near sight. NV sight has been impaired
very much by a service of years IN the Post Ofhcs
Department, which berth required me 20 he duty
from II O'Clock ar night t aIter day. during wkloh
time used bot one light. w. a. WALKER.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. MAY G, 1855
From natural defects ana the unequal range of nv
eyes. have been compelled To glasses for seye
raj years. l have tired different opticians ylthont
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted 10 NV ewes, Fonr
months since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs ekpeoisIT,
for me, which h6ve found to serve me nerfecfi,
by the of hls optOmeter he in enahled 10 adsot
slssses most mlnutely - the eye. most oheerfnS-
y recommend Mr.. Tobias To al having Occasion 70
use glasses, and bear my testimony as 10 his skl .
az CEtloian HENRY K. BALDWIN,
se" Assf SecPv tn slrn And warr,.ts
Tu, 6 Es,
II hh subscriber having made additions 10 his
ractory making " now one Of the largest. -R,
IN the District, where his facilities. for
Tp1a4na!!acclurlng q ~! al k,Hds Of CAR -
NIh1TfS and LIGHT WAGONS cannot he sur
passed, and from his long experience IN the bust