Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-24
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TOBIAS.
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OEes second Story. three doors men
.,.o,.o. o. Opp E.LLows, Hall.
Opera, Reading. and Wstchmaker's 80
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes nv
and S Ssn
tsement IN National IntelliEenoer.
.NoRSoLI, September :, 1854.
very we'll, and seem to have improved nv sinh
moro than any 0'h'r h hfTs fntWs, t TsdzEwEL
have ssd Az Sa tS Of 9b,.Ysd from Mr.
and % @ With
''''' '''"'"0 A'n '' hE sifr Yo q. WISE.
PETERSBURG, October q, 1854.
IN Washington, pair Of Glasses for the .pcctsoss
which used. and found them Of great assistance to
S seS Ss9 Of G G a thai
rot too far gone to be benefited BY stth aid.
LrscH,yss, Noremb Be- M :, isx.
From an examination Of Mr.. Tobias Glasses. sne
from his observations and remarks, am convinced
j. j. BLACKBOARD.
L!NcKBuRs, November 10, 1854.
which have BEEN trsay @ VISOR
having suffered greatly from reading at night in my
% 5 hf f4s: sss,s
and well prepared to aid th2se who NAY need h,
'i Edsf Of the Msisods,
WHINING TON, n. c., June q, 1854.
. hR. ToBIAs-Dsdr Str: am happy to ray thai
the Speotacle5 which obtained from you lest week
are entirely satisfactory. From inequality in tie
visual ofmy have heretofore found great
dlhcuty in getting glasses of the proper focal Dis
AID of your OPtomete this difEcaty has boon happily
decidedly the best adapted to M eyes of any have
vefI respectfully ycnrs, z. p. DRANE.
Rector of st. James, Parish.
Having been induced by friend to visit the estab-
glasses / was furnished with n pair slightly ooIored
blue, vince have afforded me more relief and gratf
ally very good was injured by writing and reading Al
night; frsanently to very late hour; but with the
too without HN SsTf
Dec. II. i is.s. Commissioners a'sl Land Once.
four months and tax great pleasure in saying thsi
s fS9 sEo AK FOX HGe'
Nay 5th. 1856.
Twas recommended to Mr John Tobia. as q .tiIfsl
E, was sratliied to lind that Mr.. Tobias Seemed to
comprehend them BY inspection and some snsht
measurement, and ne has made me q pair of SpectS-
Gle: that s ,ats me admirably. A. r. BUTLER.
having been for years under the necessty Of hay
two sets Of glssses-one for use in daylight and enc
which answered both purposes. l have used his foI
several months. and find Them excellent.
OF DEPARTMENT Of state.
Mr.. J. TOMAS. Sir: Tho pair of speotaoes 70,
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q Nd
ss 81 i:0 F Il II I'D
Respectfully SIs:.or & II: K,
B1seKLYH ORTno1Alslc INSTITUTION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii. lsts;
Sl.sses am enabled to testify that their hardness.
cIearness polishing, and exact optical shape render
merely optical impairment Of the eyes are in want Of
inch su!lli.ries. consider, moreover, Mr.. Tobias
By Ri: Optical tnovied1o' and ssperiencs. and b.
mean; Of his oRtometsI In ADDITION, can farthe1
'D'' with 6ls''e' to fhsT AID e, fAEssaSicR
sn %s 81 E.
dn "a ssl. as;asft sSs g.
In The b saSsrencs Of even two year,. have found
convenience Mt. Tosss seem. 20 have removed foI
they =. oesr
and comfo!ts6le to my eyes, would commend him
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70 ,.,.on, Wy %Ss I'M. ere ~ Jns t. iss
Mr. John ToSi.. q saissS. r .DS,S
from whom to obtain such Glasses a. they may re-
fOr fr and near sight Ny sight has been inpeired
q mt the e !. Pos: aa;
used 81. Sn sfa ah '' xS
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 9, 1858. |
From natural defects and the unequal range Of m,
eyes, have been e0mpelle cd to glasaes for sevc
~ years. have tired different opticians without |
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes. -Four
months since MT. Tobias made two psIrs especially
|er ne, which have found to eerve me perfectly.
By the use OF his optometer he in enabled 10 ada1t
Iiasses most minutely to the eye. most cheerful
y IeSommend AT. Tobias 70 ali having oocasiou 70
ne gAeeee, and bear my teetmQpy 70 his skil -
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