True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

MR. WILLIAMS, oCullST-
NOW AT THE JEFFERSON HOUSE JEFFERSON STREET
LOUISVILLE
10 The Edttof Of the LomSsHc .4drcrttwr:
~ lR-it appears by the observations Of the Editors
~ The Nashville Presbyterian, lnien aud Trans
Crypt as well as the editors OF the Memphis Enquirer,
that the "od ,nntleman IS among the Doctors 1h,s
is proved by his kn-iy rage, knowing that his time is
but short and that III" indenendent American people
are able I" jude for themselves what arc puts aud
impositons Inc worthy editors who arc Doctors,
the prnpii'ors editors or sub-cIiors OF the above
named Journals c"i every letter from persons have
restored I" SIGHT IN tha ab.vc places puts
nc NC, Is, ni never had surl great success
within :" 'm',rd period as ten or twelve days. One
VINO was n.ed about ten years, who had only seen the
l'Sh from ,s BIRTH began to see to follow his Muster
10 my h"e', instead OF beng obliged to be 'Hd by him
i"o Young adles, who had cnrhlost the sight of one
eve one Tor ten wears aud the other for nearly two
years having both OF them the other eve very weak;
vet enrh o, those Young ladies' began to see with both
eyes, winch benefit pledge myself still continues, OK
crptlng they are under the influence or domination of
the Medical Doctors. Another is the daughter of
respectable merchant, whose name am bound never
mention, las he paid me my fecs who said she had
lost tho sight of eve from the age of o mouths
but that she begins read large letters with the
other eye ccmpetel, shut. This the doctor editors
knew, the gentleman told me himself he had con
due ed his daughter 10 the Office of the medical editors
that they might be Informed of the fact The last
shall mcnion is an elderly gentleman by the name Of
Youn', nearly seventy of age, who declared pub!
licv by letter, which he took to ell the different offices
in Nashville but one md himself told me he had uaid
for he insertion whatever they demanded who clar-
ei il that letter that he ba oralIy derived Of
the SIGHT ar one eve from f. ks fer his birth
which his mnlh"r stated to h,., .. occasioncd Ly the
measles or small pox; that nov ~ could not only see
the light of the sun for the first time that he rccollects
but the stars also and was beginning to di.t;nrush
man. objects; and did, before left that CIV give mn
nv proof that he could see to walk about the streets
with the other eve completely closed He said he hid
been member OF the Methodist Episcopal Church Tor
ne rlv forty wears. AMI that his word wa never douh
ed through the whole course ofhis life
9. rerest :l:t had never greater success than at
Nashville ard the: S1c medical and clerical dortnrs
had never before 20 IN sc reason TO he ezra red The
pious Indignation Of a, Rev clerical DR. Smith nroy,s
when e stated 10 lts that about six ycnrs mast he
converted rcrI. being pcrrc, indc 10 believe in the
ductrin of 'le Bible. TINT hr mlat have mad rinn-
errnr-tha must have meant to saw III before tho
end of SIX years to conc, he should be converted from
his infIclitv, as the spirit Of the tr, minister of the
peaceful and benign nri,les of the Christian religion
does not breathe ont distinctions rage caluunv and
fIsehood to please his medical friends, against the
man whom he knew had done so much good and NJ, in.
jury to any Que. All the inhabitants of Nashville spoke
of the great success had s-ccpt the medical ,cors
Most Of them also had been informed BY MIR Youut of
the cure performed on his totally blind eye.
s. The famous Go'iah s. ofths town, pretends that
have lost the arrels gained in the NORTH since nv
arrival in the Southwest. This proves, however had
gained one in the nor, i ought to have gained an,Il
er in the south and southwest, and still hope TO wear
them on my very youthful brow on the day leave in
spite Of the vuuperation of the great DIR s.. if may
judge from the MAN ave already benefited in this
city within three days.
4. Th" ohlrc, Of the present is to inform the mcd;
cal Goliahs and editors of the Republican and Trans