The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-10

one IN the crowd said. " what bank 2" Lookin,
In the b'dy of the note aud spelling, nv iuurh,ny
the letters, he said, here Is Ten Dollars printed
IN large type, but don't see any name of the
bank" Fpointed to the top of the no,e over the
vlgnete. anu he replied, =. bank of Charleston
The shout which was instantly heard, told huw
deep conviction Of the imposition had been i'm.
pressed upon the audience.
This was conclusive test Of the falseness NJ
DE Bonnevlle's bandage, for the little boy had
never seen bank mute in which the name of tina
bank was not inserted in the body at tile BILL
Here must be permitted to state, tina. I had
never seen ten dollar note of the Bank Of Charles.
ton. nor cnud I, nor Dorsey Cullen. see this one.
as Mr.. Peake had brought in expressly TO test
the pretended Ctairroyanfe and had not exhinited
II To me nor Dorsey. farther state tina, have
never applied a bandage upon Dorsey Cullen. nor
nave ever prac,sed upon him.
DE Bonneville and Mr.. Myers always applied
the oshdage to Dorsey Cullen. tnever applied.
FUSED nor touched it, aud any statement, to tho
contrary is false.
p'sltIon, was upon common sense principles. i
knew that the God of Nature had Given mn ,n,,
The c"ntro OF his fellow. NV earliest moral in
strnciIon had taught me To know that as INV acis
were prompted by my own WILL was alone ra.
sponslble; that no could assume the resnn,s;.
hiiity, because no one conld control nv will.
Knew that all philosophy condemned the preren.
SONS ~ me MesinerIsis, and that men saw only
through their organs which creative skill had an
prnpria,ed in all animals tn that particular funr.
tim. further knew that all previous, Clairvnv-
ance had been unable 20 sustain itself before f,
rigid investigation. had seen the refusal nf ,b;s
pretender Ode Bonneville) TO test his Chairman
ante fairly, in the dark. with another bandaSe
or with any means which could positively blind
The natural eyes of the gill and, as knew the
deception was owing Ia the construction OF the
handage' was willing to rest The whole matter
upon Mr.. Peake and Dorsey Cullen The inn.
position lay in the peculiar construction IF The
bandage. | detected on Thursday niyht in wb,t
1t consisted In the failure of Friday night. I
gave proof that my Judgment had not been erro-
neons, anu, on Saturday. displayed to the entire
| satisfaction uf Intelligent and respectable 40
semblage of my fellow citizens, not only wb.,o
The Imposition was, but how il was accornplisbed
was ever Exposition more complee2 The con-
vlclon, mat the handage was false one and that
the boasting pretendpr had been DEALING with ,ba;
cfedni''y' and playing upon their generosity. by
''npudent Protesiations of sincerity, was so com
plete and overwhelming, that the auJian,a a.
one man, gave marked expression of their cnn
| tempt ana disgnst fnr the mp,stnre and ito an
thor. Mr.. Peakp, DR.. Cullen and myself ,nn e,iad
t" them To abstain from all acts of violence. and
qn'e'y retire. This, they Immediately did. or
The crowds that followed De BIS carraue. Jnei.
| 'ner Sa" nor heard until The next day owe il
to my professional brethren. for the courtesy thew
have extended To mt during my eff, ,rts to exnose
The H"mbng, and for the s,eadfastness with which
'hey resisted the advance of nposture tn state IN
| the distant Public, that have not heard of anu
PHYSICIAN known 10 the community as a member
III Inc Medical Profession. who has espuused the
cause "r given counlenance TO the performances
oi De b., as set furth in his CIaryoyance
The fate of this Clalrvnyan,e is such as has
oVer'aken all previous carvoyantes. when riuid
ana thorough investigation has been had. and 4; il
destiny which the principles of Philosophy. so
anes To the end of time
As my object is To expose De Bonneyille's Al
tempt To impose upon the credulity of mankind.
ana not to answer attacks from IRRESPONSIBLE in.
oivdn"Is' must ask Of the Press generally to
give circulation To this statement, that the reicn
OF imposition may be short
AUG. L. WARNER.