Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A MASONIC LECTURE.
With The Consent Of the WOrshipful
Master.
Dedicated to the Ladies of Stanton J
BY DIR. r. ". LEMOINE,
A MASTER MASON.

In this grand lecture, the history or Free
Masonry and all the Masonic secrets will
be revealed to Masons or no Masons. You
will hear from me. what you never heard
or knew before The Message of the Gov>
ernor of Judea to the Senate Of Rome, with
the description Of Christ when Christ was
on earth living amongst men. This IS
great novelty for all
A society Of six thousand years eSak
tencc, cultivating the divine laws from
heaven Masonic nation which reckons
with sixty millions of Free Masons among
all the peoples on the surface of the earth,
and is positively, By example and practice.
the most loyal friend and protector OF
women, must be exposed to all, for public
knowledge. Hence the subject Of this
Lecture.
Admission for each person, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Masons or no Masons, One
Dollar. Saturday, July 25th, 1868 at 8
O'Clock, at the Staunton Lodge, No 13.
W1pow's Son LoDGE, No so
Charlottesville, Va, July 18th 1868:
Dr.. r. v Lemoine, a Master Mason,
delivered Masonic Lecture in our Lodge,
last evening. which we heard with great
pleasure. We pronounce 1t to be an ex-
celleut lecture. aud with brotherly feelings,
We recommend Dr. r. " Lemoine and
his Masonic lecture to Worshipful Master
Brothers and Lodges in the Confederacy'
that be may visit.
Wn Wertenoaker. " Master; Capt.
VIM b Mallory s. w ,cosAmandaut Of Post
Dr.. e s. Fl Mise. j. W /; Ed Benrer,
Sect; James D Jones, ?. NJ. Att. al
Law Dir. e. K DTane, NJ NJ c. j.
Peterson, NJ NJ; Peter B. Wade, NJ NJ
j D. Goodman. NJ. NJ; I j. Vaughase,
NJ. M John i Keller, Tiler.
Tickets sold at Dr.. Lemoine's Virgins,
Hotel.
From Confederate Newspapers.
Doctor r v. Lemoine held an interview
with lie Count Henri Mercicr. the French
Minister to the i S., no arrived in tbs
city, from Washington. The result Of the
/ interview We have net ascertalned !; but II
is very probable that matters were repre-
scented in their true light to the visiting
Minister, respecting the war, IFS causes,
aud policy. Dr. Lamoine is an enthusas
tic sy,npathizer with the South, and is
looked up to BY those whose sentiments be
speaks with confidence and veneration. -
Editor Richmond Enquirer.
DR.. LEMoINE We have recommended
this valuable friend Of the South, and We
feel pleasure to recommend him again, and
the subject of his I1ecture. During his absence
of alalost two years, we have read in oul
Exchanges continually, many very interest
/ ing articles from his pen. in behalf Of th(
i Nonfederaey. DIR Leuloine has sustained
/ himself# as a true Southern writer ane
speaker. He inten6s to issue a new publ
cation containing an extensive re.exasnina
ton of men and things. We hope DR.
4 Lemoine will meet with hospitality amongs
our friends, for he deserves the friendly
hand of every true Southern patriot - Ed
ifor Lynchburg Republican
DR.. R v Lemoiue, a French gentle
man Of venerable aspect and cultivate,
manners. bas been engaged in writing ane
/ lecturing upon our national affairs, and i
I the same gentleman who had an interview
/ with Count MERCER, the French Minste
to the United States at Richmond. II,
proposes to deliver lecture on tht
! Rights Of the South" or some kindred
4 subject We have read several of biz
printed lec:nres, and fad them brim full O
patriotic sentiments, and original concep
tons DR.. L has lcctured in Virginia
East Tennessee. and other States, and is
spoken of by the press as a gentlemen
whose claims to 1.-THE friendly consideration
of the people are undoubted He is also
cordially endorsed by the brethren of the
mystic tie of which he is member.
During the. ensuing week, arrangements
will be made to give DR.. L. a hearing, and
a liberal recompense of reward for his labors
in behalf of the Southern Confederacy, =
Editor Macon Confederate.
Another powerful article appears in this
issue from the pen of Dr. Lemoine. The
distinguished character of Dir. Lemoine en-
titles him to a hearing on any subject he
may see proper to communicate - Editor
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