Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
(Copied from the N. Y. Express.1

90 TO THE EDITOR: With the most sincere and
Providence House, Of Canal street and Broadway
address you to that sister afflicted her eyes
and nearly bad had been by
Of the first physicians Of this city and received benefit She
and .esns don. +. sh no or s.
relieve the pain except for few hours Now BY the blessing
Of God and Dr. Williams remedies since the third
day she attended, she has had her and
gins and readwhch she has been able long
meand which Of my friends expected that she would
Since my sister has been Of Dr. wiIa.s PATIENTS
have heard her s:1.
children recovering their sight who before
the light since their birth knew the lady who blind
NARY ANN DICKSON, GAS Houston st.
. Written for my sister, Margaret Dickson
Since Mis-. Dickson has restored sight BY Mr. viii
lams remedies whs only out Of many hundreds from
the day OF bis arrival in America she has learnt the
hat and bonnet making Any body therefore, wishing Ia, Gu
roy) cheap and good bonnet procured else.
when she 4, !, prs,unti1 will make i, to order
Norr- is remarkable that Miss Dickson living at a4s
Houston street. and Mr. Doherty living the Of Wa
and Bridge streets Brooklyn the FIRST lady and The
6t gentleman that Miss Gamble living I59 Stanton street
.een had themselves both snd or nearly So in
both eyes.
IRON the Gospel witnesvl
DIR. WILLIAMS, THE OCULIsT.
Brother Whitng-A few days since had the pleasure
paying visit TO this distinguished gentleman at
hsue Broadway while in attendance upon the crowd Of az
ced patients that daily share the benefit his
skill in the treatment Of diseases Of the eyes, feel am
comforting benefit suffering humanity calling the
enon OF Baptist friends and the readers Of paper
generally to the extraordinary which has The
professional labors Of Dr. Williams Were to mention parti
themselves al the time Of visit should occupy large
portion your columns, aud perhaps should appear
TO exceed the bounds Of eredby prefer therefore, iay
ing all who wish satisfy themselves pay visit to Prov,
denee House, At the time the Doctor attending upon his poor
s grateful Of s ssas e, s,
One feature in the Prsstee Of Dr. Williams which
paid BY ali who can afford 70 paw he ates
pleasure gratuouy attending all who poor TO paw
and bring with them certificate Of hat fact
Of the Gospel j. BOWLING.
Minister Of the Gospel, New York.
The following the extract Of letter published in the Bo
ton Morning Post" few days only after Mr.. williams the
Ksglsh Oculist, arrived in America
To the Editor Of the Boston Morning PorAs the die.
Of the Eye unfortunately general
atty ought induce any persons afflicted with
short weak defective sight bsdness 10 inform them where
they likely andot since IL is certain that that
weakness foreru.ner Of sndns.s unless prevented by
suitable The truth Of this assertion could easily prove
Milton shall relate no o,aer; WIZ. Cav. Femios IN i.
of the life Of that immortal pect from weakness Of sight be-
cane totally blind which awful situation the bard himself most
-a But thou
Re,isits not those Eyes, that roll in vain
Tohnd thy piercing ray, and find NO dawns
-" Thus with the year
Seasons return, but rot to returns
Day, or the sweet approach Of Eve Morn,
And wisdom al one entrance quite shut out;
shine inrs,d and the mind thro' all her powers,
lrradiste; there plant Eyes; all mist from thence
Purge and disperse, that / may .ee and tell
Ofihisg, invisible TO mortal sight"
Paradise Lost.
such presented have stood the test Of the "6sy
have the honor to be sir, yours, &c.
Boston, January q, 1896.
90 Mr.. Williams. the English Oculi,t, may be now con-
suited between aud o'clock at the Providence House 4s