True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21
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7bhs Ef,sol II sEGs LOUISVILLE -4arertiser,
TIT alpsa ~ the observation. of the Editors .,
~ of the Nashville Presbyterian, Union and Trans
Crypt as well as the editors of the Memphis Enlairers
that the cold Gentleman is among the Doctors fhs
is proved by his kinelv rage, knowing that his tir y
but short, aud that III. ndenenlen American neGefe
are abie to Judge for themselves what are pulls and
lnposittons. The worthy editors who are Doctors,
the pr,prietors, editors sub-eitors of the above
named journals call every letter from persans have
res ored to sight in thu ab.ve rlces, puts.
]. The tact is, tat never hal such great success
within so limited period twelve days. One
VINO was aged about ten wears, who had only seen the
bght from his birth, began to to follow his master
TO hotel instead Of being obliged to be led by him
Two Young ladies'. who had each lost the sight of one
eve, for ten wears and the othor for nearly two
wears, having both OF them the other eve very weak
vet ench OF those Young ladies began see with both
eyes, which benefit pledge myself still continues OK
cepng thev arc under the influence or dominate II Of
the Medical Doctors. Another is the daughter of
respectable merchant. wi'ose name am bound never
to ention, las be paid me my fees), who said she had
lost the sight of one eye from the age OF 10 months
bnt that she begins to read large letters with the
other eve completed, shut. This the doctor editors
knew, rs the gentleman told me himself he hid cons
duo ed his dnuehter 10 the Office Of the meIcnl editors
that they might be inf rmed of The fact. The last
shall m' ion is an elderly gentleman by the of
foun nearly seventy wears of age, who declared pub
".y by Letter, which he took to ell the different offices
for he insertion whatever they dar andCd who c,r
e i'll that letter that he ha oalIv deprived of
the seht If one ave from f Ks atter his birth,
which his mother stat ID llu. occasnncd by the
measles small pox: that v re could not only
the light Of the sun, for the first tine that he rernllects
but the stars also, and was ginning to distinguish
many objects; and did, before LEI, that city, give ma
vpr'"f that he could to walk about the STREETS
with the other eve completely closed. He said he had
been nlenler OF the Methodist Episcopal Church Tor
rly forty an that his word never doubt
ed through tho hole course ofhis life.
g reroG1 .'c." ,ad never greater success than at
Nashville arc Il he medical and rlrrica doctors
had never hef' e s. II ch reason 70 be red. The
pions inignati 81 Rev. clerical 5r Smith proves,
when statGdt:, that about six wears past he wa
converted fret ieS:, perfect nid to believe in the
doctrn Of he Bnc, tlat he have mad a rifng
e,nrthat mnst have nlea"r to say, tn before ,Io
end fisk years to come, he sh nd be converted from
his iafelltv, the spirit of he true minister of he
peaceful and engn dnrtri,ps of the Christian religion
does E1t breath" ont destruction, rage, calup,nv and
tjsohood to r'HaSe bis medical friends, AGAINST the
man 'shon he knew had done much good, and no in
jury to MI the inhabitants Of Nashville spoke
of Ike great ucc.ss bad, .~cept the nedra ctors
Most them also had been informed by Mr. Iouut of
the cure performed on his totally blind eve
5. The IA Go iah $. this W. pretends that
have lost the Ia.res gained in the NORTH since NV
arrival in the Southwest. This proves, however had
and that kept them INIT! arrived in this section If
gained N the north, onght to have cuncd anotl-
er in the south and ssntlwest, and still hope 10 wear
them on my youthful brow on tue day leave in
spite of the vtureraon of the great DR. =, if NAV
cty ithim ee dnvs "''"''S 'e'''o IN 'S
4. The object of the present is to irfarm the medi
cal Goals aud editors of he Republican ,ni I'r, s.
~, H. T; az ~ ,''I', '" '.le " ffeS-
editor sub medical editor of the Nsnphis l.i1 ,irer
as well cS VII .rcntice, the editor of the Louisville
Iourtal, aud nisn the medical t"ah editor of this
cl,y the great DR. -, that shall brinr actions against
them all t. vtHprrati m, sanler caunny nnledi-
atey after my arrival in New Nok well as against
Their ai"eh l'fcn the medical 'iollahs the north.
ne" hl1d NV sell ny PROMISE ne er'" quit this happy
iaid OF llle ~ nn'll nave f ight The noses OF all
my medical G"'ahs ct the nor h. AS well rs the south
and the west to the erlndstonc The afflicted there
tore may calculate OF finding me DUNG the ''rols Of
next ye N -, Ne" York Ahefe letters post paid, and
no others, :" lie sure to reach me.
.: 70 inform the public That the una, so cal ed,
which the Rev. crcav converted lniiel pretend was
written Tor ht1, was wilton ore Iion oee& prior,
and intended for the Rev D.. Howell, who read it in
my presence without nnni!"sng any Misrepresentation;
on the contrary took to his Study and cunen Ell
the way he did, which he said he h"ught would an
"'f my purpose heller he delivered them beth ne,
Wi'"n' lfe'eh M tiit wanted t. NE him irn3l his
uutN as never could presume to oiler that gentleman
OF OF any oiMr,any money tor SITTING facts The Rev
Doctor own statement Is before the public: had he not
examined ali my Dup o,'as Ac. Nc WI h gen cnan,
~ intimate friend Z" ms, as we'll as the "jo'r of my
rahenlI' III company WIN another c!ergymah, and
,oh' 'hem a'' TO be nuhenilc and all NY patients to
' more or teSs pe'rh''e'' he nc'"r could have been
Us wrote men Ell r'tl"n, an addressed it to
Air s9trmghed, editor OF he 5 w c Advo ate.
y" 40 """'ef '''e riehr sighted medical Gnia'lS of
N'Sii''!e 1908 tc ala ;dd therefore used their CT
"S 10 ION WIN them The a!lpowctli, athletic, Rh
c'' ara lnRie 'io' force OF the sid nbH-roa, rred
rle'fnf 'nfdel; W. read in the Bible thai u is
Nn""l hF ms tIu J. dare say the converted tndel
"'S ifencheh rom maj passage
49, "vl,hntlE wana1 tn csablis', his moral chr
itod '7 man. IVY shc% S, 'H't he """se beng
-i,ycr viii an,l, ~, L.; ' >"': U. lhH pieces 81
ia ,,,o,i,tr cr l ;,, ~ u" WI wen "i,i'Hea
,,rnatjnu of lie niv,r l,o al ~ Wv, -, - i'' IN
was ,cycr ineniI ;,e n =, ~ II
cd ca hy o,,,, nn ~ ,. @ ',' '.''', %.
nr, IF an , r,, ~, ','.' ~ = 70 me ''''i
t,ontn ninr Two NJ, ll,rcn ,cl,,nn - -, r.; n re-
matter which we've ia be rcnr,teJ ,l,.tn n f ,;a
in tl,e Prcs,y1,rion Ifn,n ia '",'' i','I'
ever inIrnIal in hlo lin i,I ''''
least s3an his rrnnlnr fer ;tad of n ll ~ ~
nrolabiIit he nond bn,, H. y, a., ~ ~ q! ~
and moi IS n brib, On iI,a r,n,rsr, II / al L >
nilp Of 1i,,inr n br lc shriJ ..ar,a;,,, & ~
I, II, = m i ; -, ~, l. ;'i''a '.'''.h'S nave done
o i,E ~ - " ''9 aN' 'F'"'r''
the ielirr ,o ' pc .',c. 'e'y convened to
have promised 10 come ami ry,,,;, NV, !.D'
uut Enen; h; nrI az eN,,'''nI '.t ttr"'s WIN
,;,,;s,,iI &c ill.,, , i ''.e AWAY ''a"o every
q MAJ he bec,I ,noiI n''',a ~, ~ ~
ljrIv h,ya snnxsr ,,t a. ,u 1 ny " NV u nun
which !, Is vol lno i '1'''ioh
are ,i,,i M," - "i' ",','' numerous ana winch
,F'''" " i'''nN III Ao''ie Pa''S "' Europe His
ncrrs ~ ~, S';,e E c literary char
an the sn, ,, ,;omt I,nI from furnishing nm
rio y ~, ~, W ',tn w ',e,'' '''iS on MN
exrso Inn sts'1'' nn"1cnn rs without
,n'hN n ha| aF'@h I" abuse the American institutions.
al " = '''' ~ '' ''i'' say ne has not-as
W. "~i =" NI'y"N WI VI 'le limoges ne gees safely
"'e'' i"ntH he gallant thp am Giunhv, and several
"''n' a'''ni' En"As &etl.ihen OF VA h'il", reroec
' ','''''' VI sii' pious eAlouner OF tie Holy
l0 ~. ,.r saw snch do,,,, :, ,,,,-,.-