True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
Jefferson House, Saturday, 22d July, ! 831.


July 10, 1887.
To The Editor Of the CITY Gazette:
SlR-Having listened to the entreaties of NV poo
Spatcnts, am resolved, if my health permits, to re-
main i'll this city ill the end OF July.
|. Otry to do them more good.
>. 10 convince the inhabitants that the vile en-,
thes the Medical Goahs s. &c, have applied 10 re
belong to them as their lawful right.
3. Tn am roady to deposite two hundred dollars
IN notes OF the u s. Bank, in the hands of his Homo,
the Mayor of this city, against similar sum IN he lie
posted bya the sr at and M ghty Doctors S. & Co
that restore to sight more aged mdIe-ared yo,,no
persons and children, who xere totally or portal;I
blind, than they do and thaI& am eruiled TO cnre
greater numhe of short, weak or dn-slghted prrson
during my short visit, than they do Yet W il nllo,
my wise caumnators to call in to their aid all the yer>
deservedly celebrated professors and Doctors of ll
medi al colleges, well all the doctors and ounc
doctors be found in private practice, vlo are nor
few IN the States OF Kent cky Ohio, Indiana and W.,
IN Tennessee; where there are indeed me two thr,,
famous doctors, whose names Oug to be handed d,y
Ms low as possible to latest posterity.
d. 1t mast he clearly understood that all the cures
any, on both sid rs, must be proven shall have been
performed Without the aid of any surgical o Grafton
whatever.
5. Those who really merit the ephets they have s,
LITERALLY applied to mt, she'll forfeit the $500 for ~,
benefit OF he aims houses in this city, and the oterpar
~ shall take back his own 5000 whoever he ar the
may be- If even the mighty medical humbugger ),
Shnpld nr"v, "ne nj tho Sn""nsst, candidates ~.
6. At all events would advise the last named Goo
lia not TO SIer nat letter 10 stand alone, as II gone
for "sinpeton' well "sapient,' both yesterdar
ant. to.dav;a but advise him to add to it its lesnatl
companions, A ) placed before it, in al phahetcu ordes
then the independent inhabitants OF the city would al
ways know the writer by the melody of his voice.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculist.
Il was weak enough to read the mass OF talsehood
signed s.. which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Had known last evening of the great importance C
should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass. will. however
compliment his master of the Journal, for his saga it
10 employ the former knight mot of the garter of tn
| thistle bun ofthc needle thmble in order that h
NAV kill two birds with stone, i. e. to patch til
holes that may be in his natural or political garments
and il may Judge from that excellent paper, the Ad
verser Dr.. Ships master is, politically, in cunstal
| need ofhs services.
When any circumstance occurs, whether homestead
or politically which requires blister, whether on hi
own nose or on the reputation OF those who do haI
sen to please him, beng unlike him, (which be
great msfortune) then it is he rings his BELL. whic
after is nothing more than if it "sounding bras
or a tinkling cymbal;'' yet to view it thus-Dr. BE
looks well; but with M. ID. A. s. S. after it, appea
mugnhcent' u,,,,,,,