Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

u The Eveang of the eth sates-Is with pleasure
perceive in various journals accounts OF the sue
Of DR.. williams, the Ocust humaney employed In
city, We copy the following from the Daily Wing OF Fri
day. the 11h May hch will be read with interest by all the
friends of the poor.
"a clergyman, the Rev. Mr. stsrs generally known as
defender Of the poor negro, informed that he saw
multitude mr. williams house, of Canal street and
Broadway who have been restored to sight Of or both
eyes, that his child was blind Of eye. and suffer-
ed much OF both sgreatly relieved today ED Of Wg
The following copied from the New York Weekly Gen.
sor' OF the 5th May, 1883
tn blind receive asr sisA'The above motto used
by our glorious and forcby impress
sed with lis TRUTH respects the benevolent practice Of Mr.
Williams English Ocuist who ardenty dsvotes hmselfo
his exalted profession in country, will appear from bis
first address after bis arrival which will be found in various
newspapers We inform friendsthat considered
accessory for Of examine for ourselves
aid s the truth find any imposition resolving
give public whatever might be the result of in
vestgation but justice state, that astouuded
with heard and Bind who declare they have
that dismal 40 years. begin for the
FIRST time, of which they have any recollection.
arrival Providence House, the Doctors residence
found ourselves environed by Incredible number Of
poor with many children various ages who appeared
y be conented and happy One ad afemae lost her
SIGHT when only IL days oid from which period she thot
by ali excspt Dr. w. 10 be neura bIemaRv tried heir skin
remedies hut useful bu Dr. Wihams can
every object pass ss come, and dsn-
guish and from the difference in their Dress and
children also between % and 20 years OF age.
would sell the good have already gared be bpdas
before, for any moneys thanks ny friend Doctor VIII
isms.
Another who said he had been almost blisd SO years. said
sight had improved Another added that he had been
almost 10 years. also said his sight much mpro
ved Another who had been DARK OF 90 and IL
Of the other eye new sees light and large objects with
both sye Another who said he had been considered during
10 or years. ncuraby blind 0ua serens said bis
always looked clear he to walk without
guide.
and years of the other, 70 every where she
chooses although emiaen ocrlss said 2or
her eyes we're entirely decaysd Another lady said she
63 years old and had afflicted for than twenty
with very dreadful Inflammation In both eyes, could rarely
liz up her TO look any In the face thing that
required vissn esd for hours together
New Testament Another had been blind or 10
Their or years; another years; another years
or years. another II months now see 10 20 alone
any day.
a. the physcisns Of emnenes this city had prossunced the
boys sight lost, amer OF them had kindly xeed their
10 relieve his suerng during ~o or three years, and
added the little fellow Is NJ " learning his letters
Several other chdcn OF different ages were also brought
TO us by their mothers who said their chdres could now see
a,houeh quite blind when brought to the Doctor.
MANY grown young persons said they had lost the sight
Of one eye OF them for many years row that they an
MS with eyes. The infant child oil an isas aoy
drew our attention The neither said her child was born
blind and could not she distinguish
sbees very grateful expressions Of the animated cosn-
ard eyes e the joyful mother eonhrnste Tact
she 10 explain by In broken English We
mus, not omit the OF fre the state Of Massachusetts.
yousg man. sailor by profession said he had been bliad
wears s of which period he under the supernendense
az our scientific ocun Boston without rehefn fact was
dismissed rs incnrsbe He smesg hsudreds more or
less bsnes,ted ny wnans Ia the year 1885, whis three
months he could see &c and now In an hoscrase
employ IN the city Of New YORK; What heard and Is
very strange nevertheless true We could Ill Journal
with details Of miner eases' We saw emo cenvsed WIN
AZ =. ares. and al expressed their gratitude to their
f,rd Who appeared be qste In his element when encr
sIed BY The poor noble work. DOCTOR 90 on We vh ysu
e.ur,ee for sake 81 those Who suffer- You have
your In Joy essee whilst communicating
relief to others