True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-19
MR.. WILLIAMS, OCULIST,

NOW AT THE JEFFERSON HOUSE, JEFFERSON STREET, |
LOUISVILLE.
70 Tie Eaitor af The Louisville .adrertiser:
q lj,tt appears by the observations of the Editors
- of The Nashville Presbyterian, Unien and Trnns-
Crypt as well as the editors of the Memphis Enquirer
that the "sod Gentleman is among the Doctors. This
is proved by his king rage, knowing that his time is
but short, and that the independent American people
are able to judge for themselves what puls and
mposlt'ons. The worthy editors who are Doctors,
the prnpnetors, editors or sub-esors of the above
named nurnals call every letter from persons have
restored ID, to sigh! in thu above places, puts.
!. The factis, that never had such great success
within so limited period twelve days. One
who was aged about ten years. who had only the
light from his birth, began to to follow his
to my hotel, instead of being obliged be led by him.
Two young ladies' who had each lost the sight of one
eye for ten wears, and the other for nearly two
years. having both OF them the other eye very weak;
yet each of those young ladies began to see with both
eyes, which benefit pledge myself still continues ex
ceptng they under the influence or domination of
| the Medical Doctors. Another is the daughter of
respectable merchant, whose name am bound never
TO mention las he paid me my fees) who said she had
lost the sight of one eye from the age of l3 months
but that she now begins to read large letters with the
other eye completed, shut. This the doctos editors
due ed his daue hter to the Office of the medical editors
that they might BE informed of the fact. The last
shall mention is an ederly gentleman by the of
cly by letter, which he took to all the different Offices
in Nashville but ,nd himself rold me- he had paid
for The insertion whatever they demanded, who dcclar-
the sight eff one aye from f ks fter his birth,
which his mother stated to l,a, occasoned by the
measles or small pox; that nov na could not only
the light of the for the first time that ha recolects
but the stars also, and was beginning to distinguish
many objects; and did, before left that city, give
ny proof that he could to walk about the streets
with the other completely closed. He said he had
been member OF the Methodist Episcopal Church for
netrly forty years, and that his word doubt
ed through the whole course ofhis life.
9. repeat thesL aad greater success than at
| Nashville, and tnet ene medical and clerical doctors
had never before so mach to be enraged. The
pons Indignation efshe Rev. clerical DIR Smith proves,
when stated to that about six years past he was
converted from being perfect infde to believe in the
doctrin of The Bible that he have made tring
errortat must have meant to say, tn before the
end of six years come, he should be converted from
his infdelity, the spirit of the minister of the
peaceful and benign doctrines of the Christian religion
does rat breathe out distinctions rage, caunny and
alsehood to please his medical friends, against the
man whom he knew had done much good, and no in
jury to any All the inhabitants of Nashvil- spoke
Of the great succcss had, s-cept the medical doctors
Most of them also had been informed by Mr. Youpt of
| the performed on his totally blind eve.
s. The famous Goiah $. ofthis town, pretends that
have lost the aares gained in the NORTH, since my
and that kept them until arrived in this section. IF
gained one in the north, ought to have gained aotl-
in the south and southwest and still hope to wear
them my very youthful brow the day leave in
spite of the vituperaton of the great DIR s., if NAV
Judge from the NAM ! ave already benefited in this
city within three DAYS
. cal Go'iahs and editors of the Republican and Trans
script, well the clerical Dr Smith of the c. Pres
byterian and of the Union of Nashville we'll as the
'" S NJ pa,; . u, 'ie 'ies Enquirer
Journal and alse the medical Golial editor of this
city, the great Dir s., that shall bring actions against
tol, t,ar nv ,rr;v,I i, Nv VIZ ~ iI n''sai-
their amablc b hrcn the medical Goals of the north
iJ &c l;hot ,n,;, h nl. " ~ ,''t 'l'is 'i'PPyy
'" ,j m G ' t IT,, "s,.. ' n'ses vi ail
nl ,h t tn ,l ;Itnn rs wei na u.s. l'ic South
far. ma :, c,lrula,n M Gn;.n No ] Ky .icfe
nov, ,ear in New WI IT, lava e , I'o 0,
o n,fers vii L s M a nv post pa'o' and
| ~ ;rca,n, ,ho ,uhi; ,h, ,ho r 80 Ill,
which the Rev c,ercov ,,,d ;G3 II ,rs >. ''i e
Wits, far lin; was ,;t,an ~" ,h" 'e' pIoaI,a was
and tonde G WI" ,e Raw Gre sl week pfor'
NV nesencs w;,bnnt mnnsng nny leu" !! II.
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,ha @ no i;yi y wv" h;1 ~ ,'a' % oi,oeh"e II IN
mer ny nnrnnH ,o e sL ~ ha wnu!a an
without nreten; ,h, wontad IN h;h w.; o' n ~ ne,
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nor,o, n,y S,a y hac su'' nhi;a ne hev
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fonnL tLem iii tn he or,han,; I Iii ~ :, 'al' anu
be more or less bcneGtted he never comld haze has ~.
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az wrote h;.e G h, ~ ,,"" ~, 't az '!cie
Mr. Str;noGeld e,tnr fila = Nv T., a "'Sseo II 10
| 6. No wonder 1,,c r,enr s;clod n,",,;",i q ,. oe
Nashville ,"E s ~" 'e"n n,rn'ca noilas 9"
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known hv IL. ti,,s I l 49, i, " ~
has a!, ,,J fn', + $3.50 wv oo''''''eu ''oe'
ny F't ~, a'.;, avn MA. in,'saSe.
~ V'i'e"Ij ""n't' 10 Gs'apl'sh MS moral rh'r
L;ta US 'na'' ny sewlns ma, lie was above heins
, ~ u, '.e w.'ect me sun, o' thh'y pieces {"
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@ " ,is Dn'e sin :I apSo'c'y soi MN or
,c, VI p.Io' Vi s.'ef' wy u'iS",i ~ uiat IL
"'s never hien"e' as ID e, nor con'n !, pt cnner-
~ " ~, if "', al y was no, eee" 'gn1i 10 INC 'ehi
E. , s"' p'in'e, ie'' " g PR s'lu're;
. '''" , Nv" W .'te colhins on CLOSELY Printc"
j.; Nv pL n ,e ~ - '.i'ca'ea mrs OF 'o, nmes
rs ,.Ji -, i;i LIZ; 'n nu",'o lo'lnaS' .a"
~. . enn ~ ii I'm silo"'u .ia'e ole.ea MN a,
ln Gu, u. s1, I'VE, instead o y, "ch IN MI
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any not as o'ipc' VI 'le Cohtrary,H al Deen ca
l:p'e vi oef,hs Vi ~ shonlu cera'hiy nave done
II ~ ~ WY WY 10 nave p 'nS4,ed MS acceptance.
u ,r ~ r NC IVY. "ent peen ieeiiy '"h'efed 10
t vi ''i1 "oe',es ., lhe saviour, ne would not
,,1 p,G.seu 10 uo'he ai'd examine my parents With
". hoep'ns l'e Noi', as nave Always lodhd every
III ,'' ns poeh reaay converted ne would not pub
'y '''e SomNi "saih'' u.e american institutions
which, IL Is wen kho"i' are more numerous aud which
"e ule'io' 10 many III some parts OF Europe. His
""n,,'t 80 "ch disguised some Young literary char
.'.'s us 10 be scacely resna'het, rom plnshlg him
U" rh o ny n1s.ns ',1 I,,,., hanus on nm.
excnSe I,ess hn =; nin;,a'M Is wlho"t
@ no va. r'sh 10 a1uSG ,'ie american institutions
because he Is converted lnfdel say he hus not-as
al ought 10 speak well o tie bridges he goes safely
over. fancy the gallant Captain Crunly, and several
ou9f n'habe young gentlemen OF Nashville, recollect
wei .ae conduct oi 'hls Pous expounder Of the Holy