New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-19
MAGIC TOKENS-RTCH DEVELOPMENTS
IN QUACkERY.
From Tho Albany atlas. OFT II.


One Fupepe Andrews, alias DIR. Duval, was cited To
appear before Squire Parsons, yesterday to answer
charge Of swndliDg couple OF men who had been
led TO pstroDize him. Squire i. informs us that some
six weeks 500 gentleman from North Carolina made
a similar complaint against this Dr. Duval under the
following circumstances: II appears that he was
troubled with rheumatism; that 10 the place OF his
residence in North Carolina be met with an adver-
tisement put forth by Dr. DuVal, staung MS aDty I'd
cure the rheumatism
He paid no further attention 10 the matter Hntb
subsequently, while on visit to Saratoga, ne con-
cluded to call DIR. Duval on his return when pass
inc through the city He did so, and DIR. Duyal a.
sured him he could cure him. He took some OF his
II edcines and paid Duval go for il. He mistrusted,
however that all was not right, from the simplicity
Of the appearance of the medicine. lie had never
seen any Of Dr. Duyals other advertisements, tho
one which bad attracted his attention protesting To
cure rheumatism only To satisfy bimselt he called
at the Police Office when Squire Parsons promptly
informed him the medicine was worthless. Proceed
pgs were instituted and Duva Obliged to restore
the money
The case now before the Squire is little different
in character, and suboin the sfdayits made with
out comment:
Jsmes Diamond being duly swon bays that he reside. In
for having r0 and fraudulent pfeenses and tokens oe
81 Jgos lat be went % The oee Of Andrews. this city and
told him that he understood thar be bad III TO ind hid
have one Tor $40; be told that he badnt the m2aey and
could give him bu 81 So Andrsws said be would et hig have
hen ave depopent the bottle produced ~ the case shown
.nd deponent paid him ~ 50, CLERK In the ONCE told him
what TO with the bottlei take " 70 heid "nefe no
ought treasures bid be wust sneei Gown on q.
suepsud the Indicator by winding the string three times
sTosnd the end his fornse put al his attention tho
irdientor and which moved; moved he must
nah he place. then and marx four places In tho
bars "A the he could and then
h. would find the 10 certainty he has tried tho
Indicator times In Waterford but has found
have dug four holes ten feet deep aud six feet
Ia diane he 10 the Office and got from the Clerk lbs
writer directions produced; has Andrews about Il;
said he had time be would Waterford and could ind
the Place .sid he could l after the hoydAys bat hs
ssd be did holydays Tor the ind would
at his bOydsys Andrews sent him 20 the Clerk
who said the 1u must be 10 dIaea went 10 again Who
osed In the Clerk and told him 70 Eve some Of tho
white powder and that; the CLERK then him this
powder with the diTecors he has since used the powder
JAMES DIAMOND.
eorse Fletcher being duly sworn tkst he resides at
Haesd that be complains Of Eugene Andrews having OBJ
Gned from him go 10 money by false and frsodBsnt pre-
and false TOKENS that ia January last be purchased Of
said Andrews the u the bag produced for which
be paid e5; that said Andrews then him the card now
produced purpcns state the merits Of the bss Andrews
would him succsssfu In business; Andrews toi6
UP the thing IN buekssn bag and wear t N ny
sd Andrews the other sBd contents no.
bought IL the thing described pages los ena -" "a
in the book shown; then showed said pogx 20 -
drews and told him wanted that hirg 1.-THE pioos -
81 for IL then, and agreed 70 pay more s-Ssw," fe~
bought the book Produced secren r. M.reb al
which paid 90 and sTreed TO pay 81 more. ~ -, -
think bought the prodEeea n, ,s.t. h.,.
good for luct and sucess paid hia oas xese f semI
bought medicine Of him i've OF .ir nn,ss sss,a '
nsi WEAKNESS nave Pe'' 81" O. W. FLETcHER
puvsl was held to bail in the sum Of $500.