Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11

several ships had returned, because The dses.
having broken out among their passengers /,
consequence Of which, an order in council q
issued, inlerdcting any vessels from leaving ~,
unless furnished with duly qualified m,m..
officer, who was 10 submit his credentials 49,.
inspection of the Custom House. was scc,.
inely appointed to the care Of the Marcpi,
Wellesley OF 500 tons, having a crew Of H..
leen besides lao passengers, and bound Tor ~.
York and Montreal. Arrived in this counr,y
1883, ! commenced practice in Philadelbli.
whence removed 10 this city, where also p-.s
lised in 1884 and 5, as already stated. Du,;r,
the last few years, have not troubled ms.
much about the pr7c''c0l details OF medici,,
though since leaving Richmond, have rrse,,..
in Northern Illinois, where was aproit.,ee p
lessor OF Chemistry and President OF a Me-.
College incorporated BY the Stale.
have thought it proper, Messrs. Eli'o..
enter into these particulars, 10 prove 10 the n.
lie, that "Aug. L. Warner's" s,a,emer, ! =.
according 10 truth. ! am as much "a Msr.t..
OF the Medical Profession as he is; and am.
only as much entitled 10 a recognition ~ ia
Profession in this country, but can d. ,,.,s
than ne, namely: can lawfully practice IN -.
part OF England and Wales, and the town 81 p
wick upon Tweed, which nc cannot Do. viii S
subjectng himself 10 a legal Prosecution H..
lieve in Clairroyance with Cuyier. La Pr.
DR.. EIliolson, D'Epremer, De puySecnr H.
Members OF The Commission ii inc foyal a.,
denny, Broyssais. Julius Ccquel. Hrmtolt, d..
gad Stewart, Lord Brousham, La Fayt,i.' ;,
a hos Of physicians in the United States be, d..
and in their company, am wiling 10 he leput,.
aled as "bumbug, or BY any o;her yulsa. n.
pellation in The vocabulary Of Professors. M.
do not comprehend that CQuregoaec Is !.
in philosophy, and have y,llo learn, tia, i a,
he reproduced by The power of The Human
As TO Dr. Curtis note, he impucnS noi5if.
said hy me in your paper; he admits that tie ban.
tage was well adjusted, and as he then surr, 81
10 The etieclua ocolusion Of vision. TIL, i>aa
pretended 10 affirm in relation 10 his ycnei Ee
gentleman. With differences, have 10 cofc,lr
He avows himself an iniide, ard there ! ,s,e
him. In relation 10 the notorious bantaee, M.
that il is good and sufficient 10 "ccciute -,
efecinay. It's in my possession, ard stree
riot Of Saturday night, have applied it t. B,
eyes OF eighteen persons 10 The u:icr eycln>i
every ray OF light. II may also be - apr lea +.
10 allow the subject 10 sre On the hlpoti e,>
that she did see, the Committees arl not T.
Bonneville are 10 blame Tor his Bul Maenrr..
deny that one could SCI; because they atc >...~
II
the nature ofthe case natural vision is prtcu,
Even supposiug the bandage 10 lie defective j.
ca~, il has vet 10 lie shown, that she was ii
waking or non-masneiic SAFE, which no ''Pr,t.
sor" has ever yet attempted 10 Go.
In CONCLUSION. gentlemen, permit me- To ,5r
that lawyers letters, and clamorous 0sse, I'm e.l
not eradicate Clairvoyance from this Civ. Tie
time is al hand, when those who have ,g.
thought 10 put down truth, will be REGARDED ,}
the public as Professors Of that Hora,ian I'Ia.
sophy, which does 70, comprehend among :,
facts all he things contained in heaven above
in the earth beneath Clairvoyarce may te on
trarv 10 their experience and 10 hsU know, :.
OF The laws OF Nature, bul il is yeito le gi.s,.
that these comprehend all The 'hnss BY which IL
universe is affected and controlled.
That truth and justice may triumph, i Tie 4H.
feigned ard sole desire OF yours. very re,peci
ly, JOHN THOMAS. NJ. i.
Richmond, November s. 1915.
P. S. Other papers re publishing Gang l.
Warmers" article, are respectfully requested 10
copy this J. +