Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
MR.. WILLIAMS. THE ENGLISH ocuL1sr.

90 Ia 1929, Mr.. Williams happened be at Havre in
France the arrival Of Capt Edward George (of the ship
superb Philadelphia had the sight Of eye
Within enth he left the port, having the Of both eyes,
by the application of the remedies entrusted to his care SO
great the Captains gratitude that ms Phla
depha he persuaded his patron the late Stephen Grard ESQ.,
81 that city, to become his patient and encouraged him also by
the ofwhich Captain George witness Havre,
to try to the sight Of he thought he had lost from
his bir,h and letter from Mr. Grad dated April i6,
$780, he MIR. Williams that his in better state
than at period of his life The great age nearly Ninety
was hndrance proved instances per-
sons more than eighty OF age and who
stored TO sight in London who hundred -
Very many sucking infants have also been sight
his remedies the application of the Of which, only
produces temporary rng that goes OF in few minutes.
The afflicted living distance Obtain his opinion
ir appg os Letter pGs,ad ne WIN not re-
constitutions &c., when he will frankly his opinion. whe
hcr there any hope OF cure uitho fee provided that
such letters before the end Of August 1885, But he
only treat the gratis, who attend every
Other however, be treated by him correspond
with him through the medium of their friends, be sup
piled with suitable remedies for their various giving
him the time references any merchant banker
the city of New YORK. for the Of m usual fees in ad
which according to the disease aud the state of the
fortune of the afflicted.
Extract Of letter from Stephen Gard Esq late Banker
Philadelphia, to MIR. Williams, Ocuis;, Paris.
have lad slow but favorable prospects The skin
covered the thick and Of eowish appearance
eye and on the right edge Of the pupil which family
be distinguished under the cataract A. recovering
sight Of that have little hopes but should il be the
case will advise you Of it, and will consider II as great
miracle particularly do remember when lost the sight
very young. As Doctors, they do Wit my house. aud
consider myself in the treatment ofevers cuts &c.
competent as any one in the United States therefore shall not
put them in competition with you
Your obedies servant, sTErn. GrRAKp"
Copy Of Letter from Capt E. George, Of rhsdep
Hare De Grace, the 10th Of September Isi9
sRI about three weeks since confded myself 10
treatment for the sight Of my right eye which
entirely deprived the effect. OF distressing disease Ia mag
nani fever When commenced could nov s;seo,er any Oh
ect with that eye III used spy glass with which
men can now see every thing the letters printed
AT ehuudr nd
TO read without glasses and almost with the
zane facility could before my disease the smallest print
the right eye and that Of the left that sdfcu for 10 de-
eide which Is the best.
honor infinite number Of others, but brilliant
which You have performed since your France and
perhaps aggravated than without having recourse
surgical operations You may make Of this letter any
please Being about 10 sail for Philadelphia desire
the public become acquainted with your by
mouth al least through the medium of the French
States cannot prove cure personally refer and all
persons therefore, Messrs Bckham &Coham Of
na,re, who will answer for
Receive, SIR with thanks the expression. sincere
gratitude. EDWARD GEoRcr, Jr,
or the ship superb Of Philadelphia.
II Dir Williams, Honorary oeui't ts.he King q France,
"DR WILLIAMS, THE oCULIsT
We recently made visit Of hour gentle.
mans Establishment order be satisfied Of the or
lsehocd Of the thousand certificates of wonderful per-
fcrmes b, him Quacker, j. impudent and INSCRIPTIONS
our day that the exhibition Of string Of certificates from
unknown individual for little nothing with nulttude
aud resolved TO know the right the matter
would much sooner publish truth than aschood,
communication Aicr prolonged aud close scrutiny Of DR.
Williams operations aud free conversation with fifteen
twehty of his patients individually implied the
conclusion that either the Doctor must be kul Oculist and
public benscor, great many people must lie sgre
giously without any conceivable motive object We
those who had been bad from the cradle restored sight and
whose sight had been wholly lost b,
on rejoicing reganed and still wing power Of vision
ihs aud much and heard aud must either
discrcii abundant testimony, believe that DR. Williams
ssillu and remarkable Ocul,L"
Editor OF tic New Yorker
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