True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-21

,ore mn, in priut! But Freeman is not in Mr.. III"
huw's employ, nor he when he signed ms ''
Certificate which another dictated. Why he was VI"
empted to leave his store, by whom, ana 70 ~
what purpose, a man Of sense can give shfe"o W
.uess. Would any blu, the most haekneyed l"
malice. resort to measures utterly beneath con-
emp Yet the imbe ce atelnpts.ot such men IN
rs the leaders of this conspiracy, to injure one so
esteeme ed and trusted by all but themselves, are il
scarcely fit subjects for anger, since to see poor II
silly frogs splitting cu their harmless iroth, and
yajnly fancyne it as potent kill as the venom OF
roads, has ever been thing for children to laugh
III. The Spanish sage had not more reason to eH- II
claim, '.save me from my friends" than have the f
members Of this physico-medico society, In rela- :
tion to their hired scribe, the pamphlet writer
Without think ing how hard he is ueadng on their
toes, this friendly scribe asserts, that publishing
surgical cases in newspapers is "a practice pursue
ed only by quaeks and nostf.n, mongers;" which
we'll weighed opinion of passed under the
eye Of the worthy chairman of the publishing
committee, and how must he have WINGED as he
read.i,, for never were the withers of galedjade
more cruelty wrung. This worthy chairman-pnh-
lisher-be it known-is the sole and individual
scrbhler of more puff Published by us, than all
the members of the faculty put together save only
one, and when his lucubra,ions became too nn-
merous and too prosy, he even pad-ao, no. we
beg his pardon, he did moi pay, he never doe' pay
Blu, he offered to pay for their insertion. I, is
true that these Qualifications were all on spera-
tions performed by the very man he now attempts
to villiIy, for alas! the worthy Magnus Apollo had
no successful cases of his own to puff. Bu' how.
ever this candid and sincere d may no'o de-
precia,s newspaper putting, as the practice OF
qu ,cks and nostrum mongers, he once thought 1t,
not only suitable means for making known
surgeons skill, but, capital method Of hattering
a careful father no consent marry his rich
daughter, ahem! Eopenny liner could be more
interchangeable in newspaper paragraphs, when they
served his interest, and he has written more OF
hem than any, save only the Bobbudil OF his
tribe, whose pufs have hitherto rvalled those Of o
r high pressure boat. Newspaper puffing,-why
= the whole of the physico medical club reg
ular set of buffers. Who was it, whom he arrived
penness in Louisiana, g lady accepted the stu
or alton Of sLeech" to plantation of negroes a,
rr Terre au beuf, and who, when the Cholera broke
De on, in 1882, pulled himself in the newspapers fol
" his wonderful success in treating this disease ,?
II. Was i, the recent mover Of the grave resolution
I'd ''ihat it is immoral, ungsntemanly. and empii
10 cal" TO suffer praise in ournalto go uncontrade
a ted? II so, is he not agreeably to the pamphlc
10, doctrines, quack and nostrum monger! w
an believe, however, that he did not puff his tire
mt weeks labor as house surgeon to the Charity Hos
be pial -silence is sometimes wiser than Words
be We have not yet heard that he has 'sput his foo
~ on the neck of tbsss bloodhounds," according I
promise has he forgotten the threat,-c
l'' have the unmnnnercd Dogs taught him not t
Ike bark so loudly, until he knows he could bile?
OF Who was il, so loudly puff d in all the papers a
llt operation performed upon the negro Nelson. t'
NJ hypertrophy of the Scrdum? and not concI
ith with paragfals, usrd pictures, too, TO puff b
ON wondrous work Was it not The great reoordn
SIX secretary of this pfunund society! II SO, is n
10 hc-agfrcahfv the d"gmas Of the pamph'
t" writer anti the Publishing c"mmltee-a qnack Il,
o'- noS'rum TrUnger. surely me RUE must "o
cks alike for both sides. II tne worthy surgeo
Ddi- hose sner.n certificate C clearly proves th
,nll the English word ''paleflce is TO be fou
nm. in the Seminole dictionary, was by ''pnre ace
bin den'' pulled in The papers for paying irons
III, INV :; arse he daily market money of the CHAR
Hospital, and thus, like sturdy atlns, hean
that huge establishment upon his shoulders,
~ quack and fnstrum monger! Is another memt
u L" Of the publishing committee, also among
moi quacks, r=cause though he pufs great medic
eaws, (forn very sulEicen, reason) yet, when
frs, comes ,opufng new theatre to profit his neie
fec, boring lots, works like locomotive! The ii
,oes puff of this breeze sent runaway Palmer hyir
or,, but the lis, OF medical buffers would stretch
as "Banyuo's issues" should show them
But enough has been said of them, and their di
deeds. The pamphlet says DR.. Luzenberg's C;
New sis stamped throughout with malice, falsehoo
low cunning, hypocrisy, and calumny,"-but
feel assured enough has been already shown
re in prove that the string of epilhes is more CHAR
A., teristic of the society itself |, evnced its 'n,
ice,' by rejecting the resolution to receive DR.. |
nool zenberes resignation, not being content withc
tho at least, trying to ruin him. Its "fasehoud"
VS. is '"
committees report. Its slow cunning" in
were a., ~,
d" racks. Its glarlng "hypocrisy,' in affecting
wish To ju 'ge the matter fairly, yet taking ST
been until the patient vas removed far awav. and
iva lis "calsmny,'-the disgusting array of picked
NV er tales and irrelevant twaddle, would disgrace
need other,set of old women at their privileged emp
of tea-table s, andal.
Mr. ---------
. IIoSoR SATISFIED We learn that dHrI {
place Yesterday between Capt Clark of the Sc
Lone, and Mr.. Lccoci, the vigiant and indu
er, Of table prize MASTER put on hoard of The Lone W