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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-05

as well as the black race, giving to the one
their commiseration, to the other their kindest
Sympathy.-Their instruments are not those
of detraction and of war,but of peace, persua-
sion, and earnest appeals to the charities Of
the human heart. Unambitious. they have no
political objects or purposes to subServe. My
Intercourse with them throughout life has
been considerable, interesting and agreeable ;
and | venture to say that nothing could have
induced them, as a society, whatever a few in
dividuals might have been tempted to do, to
seize the occasion of my casual passage
through this state, TO offer me a personal in
dignity.
respect the motives of rational abolition
lists, who are ~actuated by a sentiment of devo-
ton to human liberty, altho' deplere and de-
precate the consequences of the agitation Of
the question. | have even many friends
among them. But they are not ~nonomaniacs
who, leok altogether to the black side ofhuman
life.-They do not believe that the sum total
Of all eur efforts and all cur solicitude should
be abolition. They believe that there are du-
ties to perform towards the white man as well
as the black. They want good government,
good administration and the general prcSperi-
ty of their country.
| shall, Mr.. Mendenhall, take your petition
into respectful and deliberate consideration ;
but before | come to a final decision, | should
like to know what you and your associates
are willing TO do for the slaves in my possess
sion, if | should think proper to lberate them.
l W about fifty, who are probably worth ff-
teen thousand dollars. To turn them loose
upon society, without any means of subsis-
tence or support, would be act an of cruelty
are you willing TO raise and secure fifteen
thousand dollars, for their benefit, if I should
be induced to free them The security of the
payment of that sum would materially lessen
the obstacles in the way of their emancipa-
ton.
And now, Mr.. Mendenhall, I must take re-
spcctfal leave of you. We separate as we
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EXPERIENCES

FS g Dr. h. Sy MEb 81 is EozN
satisfaction PGY g chs Sss X rsfS s crEneYMEN
Lawyers, Professors rich and POOR high snd Iowin fact
% % Ss%
every q the known world v,na.,noo s,ou "a
HUNDRED oS sia New sso
she,n'ps Lo1snses daily in .heI P,ctss Shsnn Me.
bO5ss with ii: .sshed The Doctor being sdasa!sd
a ns
''''0' ''a co 81 CHS sce'SSEDs. CONSUMPTION
Asthma Tignmess OF the Chest, Whoopng Cough Cough
s S sSss sss; 4 ssy
cure all ecen. cases in few hours and Often the most alarm
ina Of s xny ys%
Mr. Seesr and hundreds Of Others where they had
'''" gwen ~ WORMS CAUSE DEATH
and S
man. Worm Lozenge, would give them immediate relief
ss 1"e,:e: he En- sS%
ls c"y
stored Them health and happiness How often have moth
.ssd r ss '1s
tire eradication GE e 8 tiHai o. F4TFrAr1os
snS g.. Ds n .
curative csmphof They
ss. iss > s!
them Of all las.i!1de and oppression. c,,,.
cry; Sands n East Ero.dwsy GhsnSsn and
Broadway Codngton 2z1 Hudson Rushton and Aspinwss
Boston, @ bnSn
MEDICAL CAUTION:-Pstents seeking Medical aid
l should be exceedingly cautious in the selection OF
Doctor ssrs fact alas TOO true that Of the whole
than in legal right to administer
medicine they BY nature or edoca'on by any means
70 be depoed tha, such base imposition |. suffered
tolerated in defiance Of the law which makes highly penal
offence TO practice medicine or surgery without legal d.
ploma- -
in the premises for sooth from the late rapid increase Of
and their srsbe aboftve operations the credu
ous invalid he has received solid benefit than while the
practice confined to more legitimate hands. $50
To the suffering and deluded patient VICTIM however the
consequences all impont AZ the issue of life and death
too often depends on the first medical advice.
Dr. Carpenter, although adve Doctor into the
profession through the front door Of The temple graduate
OF Union College iccnae OF the New York State Medical
Society and for thirty practitioner of this c d his
only for advertising for business much by
the sensitive the subject is to obtain and
the sick.
Office No. Peck Slip Pearl Charges
Bile. Ofice open until half past 9 T. Nj. a6imsr
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THE PRIVATE
TREATISE.

THIS little volume certain delicate diseases, by Dr.
RALPH, n which the speedy and private Of
stated in the painest possible manner There is
those whose complaint has been TO on from
month month, still deeply interested in ithe
delays and the Of being
NY explained Prise 81.
Dr. Ralph also begs that he consulted his
residence, So Greenwich street, at any hour Ire
With view however Of obtaining the confidence Of
coming tins city, he bess here what he has
stated in another column of this under his remarks
that beside his rank as Graduate OF Edinburgh &c
hospital andi city practice. or than thirty and has
publishedtwo editions expressly them Also that
he has testimonial letters from the eminent physicians in
ner 10 Dr. Mott Of New York DR. PhyscI of fhadeinha and
others permitted refer almost every phys
clan OF in this city, Communications by post
carefully replied to. aul7 Inns
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C. L. INGERSOLL'S
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.

DOATS Dnkey sail boats aud boats. pleasure boats,
ID &c The immense Boat Building Esablishmera Of G. L..
tngersoil Water Catharine Market, Of
extensive in the United States. Here built
beautiful pleasure bages and club boats that have loaied
the rivers aud LAX of America Also the barge for the Aulo
Of all the Ru,sas several ce boat for Asiatic Monarch;
fancy boat called the John Smith Of Arkansas and the fsst
sailing boat Mr. O. f. Bannngs He has recently completed
life boat plan, which has been pronounced by
of experienced nautical superior any
fore built A. tins establishment kind of boat will BE-
furnished with reversed bottom from mould in
the Of the porchaseI of whatever form they may be
The materials all the best quality boards being
thereof large Of boats all kinds including
life boats, Gigs, long, quarter pleasure, WHITEHALL and
boats found the msnuact prices much
below wht purchasers have heretofore paid and liberal DIS
the usual rates will be made to those VINO wish TO sell
again Please call before purchasing elsewhere; thea
nudge of my work-References
Jas ~ Hale Sol Agent So Wall st. For adye ssement
boats &C., Con- Enquirer and New York Commercial
I'm
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PORTUGUESE
f Z M A L T. Pill l. s !.

INVENTED rREPARED
N. DE B0UDELOQUE, M. d., LISBON. PORTUGAL
THE Scientific combination Of ingredients Of which heso
nation Of the world they known all Europe be
certain producing the monthly turns Their certainty. in all
cases be used during
FOR though always mild safe, healthy. hey certain to
produce miscarriage IL used during that period.
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box con
tains signature of NJ de Boudeloquc anil the English al
rrcons have the signature Of DR. MELvEAU. authorised
aver fer the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail OF INC unreo
States Letters directed to DR.. r. Mei,sau, boy ~ New
York, will with immediate attention. All ieen muse
rrs,, ' ' - ~ =. I'm ~ d0w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONFECTIONERY,

ICE CRE MS, SODA w lie r., &C.
BRADEN, No. 70 Canal street, still at his old stand
- and will be happy his friends, we'll as the public
generally and would inform tn that he continues make
his articles Of Confectionery and Ice Creams
which have been generally approved Of from their
snd wholesome deeerious Articles used in the
of them the ofthe whole
under has dlafe supe
SEGARS, CONFkCTIONiRf, FRUITS, &c. &C.,
whole ale ard retail
- Patcuisr attention will be paid 10 orders for furnish
ing parties private families for Ice Creams, Jecs &c
prices { suit the times.
Orders for Confectionery fyom the will be attended
10 with pf1nptnesS and despatch
he ases this opportunity Of returning his thanks for the hbe
raj patronage bestowed and hopes continuance Of
ttih lie fayOr au2i Inns
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HILLS TRIISSES

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS. T
DERSONS afflicted with RELY upon the best
instrumental aid the world affords application the
office No. Vesey either of the the
principal towns the United States Be careful the
back nad Of us trusses If they endorsed by
Hull in writing None genuine TO be relied upon
good, without his signature ILl. -'-lI I
Many persons have undertaken vend Of HuI
celebrated and thousands imposed upon
quence These limitations be relied upon they
made by unskul mechanics and better than the ord
nary
Rooms have been fitted No yesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having separate from the business
where female in attendance wait
female patients. m
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CORNS, CUKNS. CORNS.
Murray street.
MONS AMI MANA ME- RE r n n

Z d
Corn Doctors. from, Paris,
REG LEAyE to inform the inhabitants Of New York that
serces Mons Mad Bernard have been praccng in the
United States but few MONTHS and that short time have
and Others the benefit and comfort which have
ceved since they have been attended by them They have the
honor inform the public that by and peculiar method
they Hard and Soft Corns Bunons, Cailosies &C.
without cutting Mons and Made. B, do attempt offer
nostpm recurring sscres or faith % ensure its bat
painful Corns say have the satisfaction of carrying
away their tormentor, tbe|Com, in their hands.
Mons Made. have their possession upwards of
thersand from those who have At
their hands, Mons and Made B. have pratced their profess
sion for years in Germany France and England and
have acquired great skill and much practical expeence fact
aested by certificates from the celebrated En-
ysh French and German physicians wen from several Of
the nobility and OF those delivered them
after four years cure. The operation will occupy
than and the relief that the
thus dately their shoes and walk
without the least Inconvenience.
Ladies and gentlemen will be waited their resi-
dence m they desire Il.
AT homc in the morning from till II, and in the afternoon
from till o'clock.
Office at Boston, ISL Courtst. jys 3msr
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On structure and It's Cure.

THE FOL OWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-
qssi s sss sssgg "sss's s.
occurrence and cen ersfs in vho NOT
s sa ssy sSss %
a6ad aarenqge erroneous motions hsn that there are
sissvs = St Slsss iSs y
lure is esTain free from pa'n and generally accomplished
VIII &. s Of these K. IS; ,,sv ,.,.s
GS oh from for 70 ' ss. sss z
there Is no pain or in giee therefore il
ieds6Si,sy 6si should Be known .SsR
naturally enni9a,ss in theksnng and this &c :. one
Soas may us main for length Of
it far from laying dormant bu, the hidden cause Of many
ons ana
what especially leads the attention off from this disorder
to the flow Of urine observed. which quite mistake.
% sss;
% ssss sss
s sss ss fSassf: aRga s
Mssy sSs Sas ss
mS1s common hs for writer Be consulted by persons
sns an and ss
but whom seeing the real nature of the case he has cured
With view Of preventing these impo..ion.. therefore,
which s sS s sn 81
ly done for although the symptoms Of this disease
sss E % ss
I nc BE- TS s ss
lively after il is finished and the clothes eadusted whch
sohns ~o indicative % stree
ne time Ggnohess ns rsmainsd snsa,sd ). dim IN,
produce structure for one naturally more sispp;ed 70 stre
c ssysns e ons sod
ground least the suspicion Of stnetu;e The s, is
ss.S :Tr s:sa sSs sSd md
Nos Sows,sf that I !. seen alike IN every
common that the writer sees case q @ nno
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
ia M Il COR DON BENN E TT,

NJ w. CORNrR FIJLTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
TIE Nsw YoTt HERALD-A daily psper ssoed every
scrber furnished the rate Tor any SPECIFIC period on
tyr WIZ HrnAI p-ssued every Saturday morning n
nine ocockprce and quarter cents copy-urnshed
country subscribers NJ per anhum' IN advance OF s
Toprrsyorpxrrs requested to sltrrs, Letters
i.nrs Gonpor Bxrsrrr, Propreer and EditorsnA ell
m = busnem mast - POST paihss
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MADAME RESTEI-I.77

FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, lsS Green
wich street. where she be consulted with the strcest
confidence all complaints ncdcntno the human frame.
Madame Resteil mode Of treatment all of rrcgua
ty or suppression Of those functions Of nature upon which the
days % effect perfect Ladies' desiring proper medical
att ndsnce during confinement other ndspoen will be
accommodated during such time with private and respectable
board "Pventvc Powders for married ladies' whose de-
will be sent By mail any par, Of the United States Price
". Y. city, will be received, - = KID f
Boston Office, No 7 Essex street. jv8 I'm " d&w
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PERFUMERY,
BRELAZ & BARBADOS

BRELAZ & BARRAUD'S
ODONTAL GIC OR BALSAMIC ELIXIR, FOR
~ preserving the gums and teeth This invaluable denti
fce i offered the public, possessing the properties
Of strengthening the songy cleaning the mouth, and
whitening the teeth refreshing the palate and taking all
unpleasant taste oo IN the mouth arising from deranged
state of ,he stomach smoking, from decayed teeth
with bottle and il will speak for itself.
r. Each bottle b. airing the directions the label Sold
by Messrs Souilar Delluc 5sl Broadway and Park
Mr. H. King Co. a6i Broadway, corner Grand Mr. Mlhau
Broadway; Messrs uon i73 Broadway Coriand
Messrs Rushton AspnwalI ITO Broadway, Sc William and
10 Astor House. AUS In. nc
ORRIs TOOTH WAsH-Irepsred from the Original re-
cipe No.s Gold street, New Yrok-The Orris Tooth
ash purely avegetabe PREPARATION, possessing the
lies clesanS the teeth tnd noSh restoring the gums TO
healthy and unpleasant sste oSour
the mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth from de
ranged state of the stomach.
II designed be used with tooth brush and win be found
upeede the necessity of powder keeping tbs teeth clean
aud preventing the the the
IL particularly useful in Of restoring them
TO healthy state and causing them TO contract around the
exposure cold il will be found highly beneficial IL par
enary sefceabe the Os Tooth ash at light just
before retiring 10 rest This method recommended by em
dentists by doing all PARTICLES Of food which
nnlae during the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through she night clean, sweet aud healthy state
Sound Zee III and white teeth the valuable portions
Of poor humanity; but how many neglect the attention
Tor their when surrounded by all the
needed. Among know pleasant
aud efectual than the Ors Tooth as ceanses snd whi
tens the teeth, Strengthens the pures the mouth and
sweetens the breath We recommend IFS to ALL young and
old-I Boston Morning Post
The Ors Tooth Washi the best detergent used
ename-l Boston Transcript.
For sale by the principal druggists in the city
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PARIS LEE PILLS

TO THE PUBLIC-The proprietors OF the extraordinary
\ medicine known by the name of PARIS LIFE PILLS
have established wholesale branch Of their house New
York at the Clarendon House, Of Duane
Broadway.
The value Of this medicine in bilious complaints bloches
On tbs skim cholera morbus dysentery Paintings, foul sh
heart bn heaaec pt immaton indigestion, angour liver
COM ain piles, scrofs and numerous other diseases
be Judged when known that the sale Europe h.
creased the of boxes weekly equal
Z more than million and 'ai yearly From its gsAt eee
by sold almost all parts Of the globe No ed-
cine yet offered the world rapidly obtained such
distinguished notoety and il gentle in that il
may be taken by the invalid weakly being composed
Of the innocent herbs.
For particulars OF th; astonishing medicine together with
the OF It's remarkable and renowned dcoverer Tho
mas PART who lived the extraordinary Of lo ea.ee
in New York and other parts Of the United States
The following the duly appointed New York.
Eushton Aspnwa druggists and chemists Sc William ST.
ITO Broadway. and 10 Astor House
Abraham Sands Co. druggists and chemists, granite build
ings, 273 Broadway, corner OF Chambers ST.
7. Dickie, ALB Bro adway, corner of Lispenard St
John Dodd druggist Broadway. of Blocker
A. w Badeau Bo~ery Medicine Store, $50 Bowery.
Coddington. apothecares, 221 Hudson street,
of Spring street.
E. L. Cotton chemist and aothccary. 1853 Bleecker
cGrneT of Jones street.
j. WendoveI druggist and apothecary, la Eighth avenue.
Brooklyn-Wm Armstrong, seed drug and patent medicine
warehouse, 1917 Fulton y30 lm&r
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MEDICINES.
PRIVATE CURE.

THE ATTENTION OF ALL Suffering under any of the
of disc whether protracted
is dirseted 70 Doctor Jodans specific for the
No. for the prompt and permanent eradication Of
neea diseases These specially designed enable
the patiant effect satisfactory without exposure
pcion which end each package contains medicine
for the guidance and sy of the patient accompanied by
Dr. Jodans private treatise, The Momtor-wherein fu
directions with plain description Of the nature, symptoms
and treatment of maadehe remedies
for their different sages-wh valuable information
hints and important alike TO the present nva
lids and those who having heretofore been unfortunate
state. tt -n 5a
The price of the Monitor so centsOne dollar post
paid will Free The each $500,
iced to effect whog, further and admirably
from their and copactness and will be forward
ed secure from obser ED
10 Sold for the Proprietor, only Drug Prince
street. of Marion, blocks Of Nibos Marion
continuation Of Centre. au20 lmsr
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DENTISTRY.
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

TN LACSS NEIL NIL DrSfAih;
has MarmosLcou Paste for 6lng decsyed hollow teeth.
perfectly harmless IN in composition and be pot into
ne most lender Tooth without and ~h
orn becomes .mpacied sod body maintaining It's
nom ladies in NE ft class Of society speak the
tfns 70 rs efficacy The Evening Post, 22d May,
nervous persons and Or c. Castle operates on the eth
with great care and ability" - -"
Mhs iS,ownf from the New Orleans Pcsyu.e Dee s
iieut - who employed in the FIorids service dur
ing engagement had his lower ia and mart Of
the upper shot away w1s feared that would be
msa, bat meeting With Dr. G. Cs.e New York
officer has the perfect but
Dr. A. c. e. inserts teeth the principle OF ade.ion
Too,hache Pills one Of which in the painful tooth will
effect zpemanent cure. - -
Dr. A. c. c. refers the Spanish Ambassador psnsh Com
sui Mrs General Gaines, Dr. f. u Johnson Pssiden OF the
Medical Society and the several Professors OF New YoI
University Of Physicians and Surgeons - Torrey. Nj. D. j.
b. Beck, NJ. D., Il. Delafeld Nj. ID. =
DEAFNEsS.-Du Cassend Edwards, Aurists, 2s7 Broad
way attend the and all pertaining
noises. or coectjon in the au2l liner
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DECEPTION PREVENTED.
THOSE who wish TO know no Dr.. Hene Of New York. is
many published under that name, by those
who have rsh DO will frs, call the County
Clerks Office xamne its deal records and if Dr.
Heine bu Solomon Heine authorized practice; 3D. he
charges for neither medicine attendance I'LL satisfied
with Improvement, he is the Doctor 3D. il ne Ger
who speaks but little English, and will promise
you, no matter what your disease, you right.
SOLOMON HEINE, Md.
81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall House.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL AID

DR GREGORY long med prescribe for diseases
- Of private nature, resides 81 Mott Street He has
peen iamlir with these complaints years. and
oeen particular and close observer Of and effect he has
profession which has enabled him introduce valuable
Improvements INTO his practice He does boast Of making
rapid and hssty but his satisfaction
rough and radical cures and short Of time
possibly De done with advantage and safety the and
generally speaking for the
feet from
OF secondary symptoms; like
fequenfly follows the of advertised remedies for
THIS reasoLthat medicine however good the first
power and influence the system when MS
administration has beer locg continued and thus while the
uent swallowing medicine from day day his disease
not changing TO chronic FORM the least very likely
10 terminate IN permanent debility, perhaps thing
As for instance sctnre-how many hundreds
may be at this very time taking medicine under ccum-
stances that appear dlscouragng when, the real facts
oil the known, the disease might prove TO be
streure and should this be the case, is Important for
the patient 10 know that medicine a,ne did
that the patient may have structure many mouths
even Years, without his knowledge and without any ee
except TO increase the time required make a
Those victims findiscreon misfortune who about
select medical adviser, would do well to call and obtain lit
tie book treating entirely these complaints il is small
gnage very PLAIN and easily understood Price so Dr.
Gegorys residence 81 Mott about from Chat
ham nearly opposite the church, lie does limit his
attendance 10 few hours but be found home
has rooms well arranged for the reception Of his patients
and his charges moderate.
The Book also be had Sands Drug Stores in Fulton
ST.; AZ the of Chambers and Broadway the Bow
cry, No g. corner Walker ST. and No 1885, Spring
No "a East Broadway and lag Delaney ST. Suffolk.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

r D.
-These invaluable Powde have been universally
In Europe but France in particular forupward Of thirty years,
we'll b theosandi in this country being the mild
forbids rapid increase Of family.
Madame Resell well known, for thirty Fee
male Physician the two principal Female Hospitals Eur
experience and opportunities she attained that celebrity in
those discoveries medical science specially adapted
female frame for which her medicines
vailed well in this country Europe Her acqusnapce
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female Frame enabled
her-by tracing the decline and i'll health of married females
in the meridian Of life and the rapid and
often apparently incIpcable which consgn many
fond mother grsve-to their
Of the praary Of female ndispos
consequently OF married femsles-whch, 1909 led
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powdeno
Their adoption been the Of preserving not only
the health but the life Of aectionate wife and
fond mother. - '~.-
The advertiser feeling the importance q th, subject and
tmeng the benefits resulting housands by their adop
ton would respectfully arouse the attention of the
ot se and yiftuCus to prevent evils which sab
disgassionae vi,uou and enighesed mind will nh, stat
tell recommends recommended Price five dollars
package accompanied with full objections They
be forwarded BIZ nal part Of the United States Al
letters be paid AID addressed to MADAME RES
TELL Female Physician Principal office, Ias Greenwich
street. New York. Office hours from AM to clock m
Boston Office No. 7 Essea au2l M