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Letter of Mrs. Store.

Ter OF insJIuCIiOHS, lIoul WHICH cAtTdcI ~
follows:
Letter Of Mrs Stowe.
Extract dated New Haven, June /.
Il told him would not publish anything
without his seeing it; and therefore send you
the card enclosed to show to him. If he likes
it, publish if he wants the phraseology altered
in any wise, YOU have carte blanche to act in
the matter. OF course you will have equal re-
spect to my honor and his.
Now am under this misfortune cannot
say that am satisfied he never used the words
in my book for the simple reason that am
not should not be in the least surprised if
it should appear that, in course of some multi
farious things he has said and written, this
very form of expression should turn up 1t does
seem to me that, IN ITS present form, it must
have had an origin.
Now, he evidently shrinks from my pub
fishing in this form, that Mr. Parker author
ICES me 70 deny, &c, and wants me to substi-
tutc the form. | am satisfied that he never
SC. that is, / take the responsibility ! en-
close my ultimatum-I am well pleased with
it: it is all will 30; and if he won't have this
/ will publish it, and he may do wot he likes ,
Put it in the Tribune and Era, but be sure
he and lawyer both see it first for | gave my
word it should be shown, and want all right
eousneSS fulfilled.
Yours, in haste, II. b. 81
The card which was enclosed was as fol-
lows:
Mrs Stores Cart
UNCLE TOMS Cause.-The author of this
work quoted on page 1871 the following sent-
ment, as ascribed to the Rev. Joel Parker,
speaking of slavery at has no evils but such
A m irsopura 10 from opU ntbor IN,
social and domestic life
This sentiment and language has been quite
extensively and publicly attributed to MIR Par
ker in the most respectable public prints in
this country and in England 1t was quoted
mt the meeting of an ecclesiastical body there
and in connection with many remarks of the
same character from other American ministers
formed the basis Of a discussion on the prOpri-
ETY. of admitting American clergy to English
pulplts-a discussion which excited at the
time IA considerable sensation. Finally, it was
published among the historic documents of the
Antl-Slayery Society for the year 1850, and
copy of the report placed in the hands Of Mr.
Parker but no public denial was ever made
The author therefore quoted it as an ac-
knOwledged sentiment Of Mr.. Parker, with the
same freedom with which the welI-knOwn un-
cOntradicted sentiments of public men are
commonly alluded to and quoted
Since coming to this city, she has learned
with some surprise, Ivy correspondence and
personal interviews with Mr.. Parker. that he |
considers himself misrcpresented and injured
by the quotation in the connection, and she
feels that justice and honor require a fair
statement Of what may justly be said on his
side Of the subject.
A., in the first place, the language of the quo
tation in the book is not the precise language
Of Mr. Parker, and that the reader may fairly |
Judge Of this, the two quotations are placed
side by side:
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IcoNcLupEpl

The narrative of events, which we now re-
sumo, left Mrs Stowe at New Haven whence
she was TO send me what she chose to be the
final form Of publication Accordingly on or
near the 9Th Of June | received from her let
ter Of instructions, from which | extract as
follOWs
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III. 4 Nihff.
" What, then, are the
evils inscparablo from
slavery
There il not one that
is not equally inscpara-
bic from dcpravcd human
nature in other lawful
relations.
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New YORK, June 30 1882.
My DEAR SIR: Are you aware of the fact
that the letters published in the Tribune and
Independent as purporting to have been writ
ten by myself were not wr'tten, nor signed, nor
sanctioned by me!
They We're drawn up by the Rev. H. w.
Beecher, and when read by me | expressed the
idea that they might uih some modification,
lead to the settlement of the difficulty pro-
posed that Mr.. Beecher should show them to
nay counsel, Mr. Butler, and that they should
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
AVIS.
Etat de la L0nlSiane-Par0isse d.
ESt Esat0n Rnure.

TN consequence dune Proclamation lance par
Il son excellence Joseph Walker, Gouverncur
De FEtat de la Lotiisiane, les " Polls seront
ouvert b chaqpe ACCOMPLISHMENT detection Ltindi,
lie 12eme jour d'Ayril, proclaim, 1862, d propos
de r6c6voir les bulletin de tous les qualifie de
eette paroisse, pour gu rontye fappel dune Com
~vention pour changer la Constitution.
Tous opinant q%ialifie, yotant pou,. GU eont,r tne
Convention, aura ecrit on imprinie sur son bull
letin lie mot Convention y ci il est en- favour dc
la Convention, ct ID mot .s.no Conyentien,i' ci il
est oppos6e q la dit Convention.
A La maison de Ceur dams la vile. de Baton
Rouge, preside par Messrs. J. w. Jones, q. w.
Christine ct John n. Dufrocq 4 Ia maison de
Mde. Townsend ai PLANES, preside par William
sowell, s, w. Newport ct Henry C. Young 4
Ia. maison de Mde. Greenwell, aupres du Sandy
Greek, preside par James Cooper, John +. MeCaa
ct William Kelly a Ia Fourche du cheininaupres
de la maison de H. HARRISON, Esq, preside par
q. r. MeCullom, Isaac singletary ct John G.
Foreman, commissioners, les "Pollsn le item
dront ADVERT depths 0 heures du maiin, iusqu'a a
hetrea de Tapes midi, la dite election pour etre
conduit ct les retours faites par les commission
aires en- tous egards salon les provisions de la
Constitutions ct des lois relative entsl ease.
Dome sous ma main d Baton Rouge, ce 2eme
jour de Mars. 1862. II. ". BABlN. ShefiE.
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MEDICAL
Lock 90 Your Teetl,--Tlloy can
Enynd F

TAR. IAcRUF's, Eof paris) TOOTH AND
- GUM SPECIFIC for the cure OF sore, disease
ed and bleeding Gunts, and removing all larta
from The Teeth, keeping them clean and white
and preventing decay. This preparation not only
~cleanses and beauties the Teeth, but keeps the
clear Of tarter and sctiryy, and viii, If not deeoyee
prevent their becoming 50; i fdecay has ornfne =
ed, II viii arrest the progress of decay, from thf
publication il renders TO Gums and Teeth. II Il
also one Of the best purifiers Of the Breath eye
discovered, Warranted purely Vegetable FOR
sale by Or. GILBERT, f2G poydrass street, and
w. EATON EVANS i Co, New Orleans,
Pfoprieto,s for the United etases
Better testimony Cannot be offered In favor 0
any medicine, than the following from ctors
Gilbert. whose character and integrity 10 well
known In the South and West, and much through
out the II. s. 81 being The most successful man
living for the treatnneltt and cure OF the mos
inycfetaie cancers and chronic ulcers.
Q Being called upon by Mr. Evans TO civ him
my opinion respecting ur. Laertie's Tooth Il Gilm
Specific. | take pleasure in saying, that, as agent, ]
have sold the Specific rapidly, and go far as have
heard from its effects IL has given universal salts
faction. and beating the appellation Of the mos
~snprrior article now in use for cleansing and
whitening lie teeth, also for restoring ~fitnness tc
sos OF spongy gums, or healing where there is
liberation with rapidly. Suffice II to say that it
has no rival in point of efficacy.
s. GiLBERr, NJ. ID. 126, Poyuras st.
December 10th, 1850. New Orleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE. a
State Of Loaisiana--Parish Of East
Rattan n0HEes Il

N pursuance Of d proclamation issued by his
i Exeellency JOSEPH WALKER, Governor
of the State Of Louisiana, the polls will be open Mt
each Of the election precincts, IN the parish Of East
Baton Rouge on Monday the 18th day of april 1859
for the purpose d. receiving the votes of The quail
fied voters Of this parish for or against the calling Of
d Convention 10 change the Constitution.
Every qualified voter, voting for or sgainst a
convention, sllail have written or printed on his
ballpt, the word Convention. If in favor OF such con.
v%ention, and the word, No Convention ifhe be OPP
posed to sneh convention.
Al the Court House III the town of Baton Rouge
presided BIZ Messrs j. W. Jones, g. Christine and j.
X. Dufrocq at the house of Mrs. Townsend In the
Plains presided by William sywell, s.. w. Newport
and III. &. Young; al the house Of Mrs. Creenwell,
near The Sandy Greek, presided by J. Cooper, ]. r.
McGna and w. Kelly, and MT the forks OF the road
near the house Of II. +. Harrison, presided by
r. McCullorn, ]. singletary and J. G. Foreman,
Commissioners, the polls to be kept open from o
o'clock A. M. until 4 o'clock P. M. Said election
TO be conducted and returns thereof made by the
commissioners In all respects according to the
provisions of the Constitution and laws in such
cases made and provided.
H. v. BABIN. shsrE
Baton Ropgc. this ond OF March. 1852.
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Fresh Arrivals.
lust Received from New Orleans, and for sale
aLExIs HnNNECAZE.

ALEXIS BONN EGAZE.
Carolina Rice, Java and Rio Coffee brown crush
ed and loaf Sugar; Ruckwheat Flour soda and
butter Biscuits; New York and Cincinnati Starch;
Soap and Winter strained lard Oil Italian Ver-
micelle and Macaronl and pulvcrised Saoeratus
Western, Grugare, Holland, Pine apple and Sap
sage Cheese; Dufield, John Shays, Stage and
Shays, and Westyhalia Hams Salmon, Lobster,
Sardines de Nanter, Anchoises, Herrings, Cod fish
and Mackeral, fresh pated, Mushrooms, Arti-
chokes, Asparages and petits Pois In whole and
in kali boxes. Boston and french Olives; Olive
stuffed with Anchoises Creole, French and Ken
lucky Mustard; Anchovy paste, Worcestershire
Walnut and Tomato sauce American, English
and French Pickles Capres Fruits in their
juice and in Brandy Walaga raised, Figs, AL
uionds and Preserves Ginger Preserves Orien-
oil and Imperial Green Tea blach Tea; ]. Plag
biol sweet Oil Bologna and Lyons Sausage ;
: tnge Flower Water, John Angus and Boxers
..,tery and Peppermint Caracas and French
Chocolate; Chocolate III Powder.
Well, Foot, and painted Buckets BroonnA Jugs
d1, Q and 8 gallons, french Denlijohns Of, z, 2
and 8 gallons, Corks, sperm and star Candies,
French Bougies and matches Gun Powder, Gaps
and Shot, Chewing and smoking Tobacco ofextra,
quality, Virginia and Macouba Snuff.
American and French Brandies, a large assert
ment of champaign Wine ofthe celebrated brand
Shreiae, PIeur dc Sellery, Creme de Douzy, Nee
pac and Gordon rouge, and q small invoice of Gas
hauba sparkling eafnpaigfle made in Cincinnati
rom the native grape. Hook wines, Watteen-
elmer, Ruaesheinner &c, and another large sup
y Of Brandies, Wines, Cordialss Sherry Made
a&c. &c. nov 90
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GROCERIES.


Corner Of Church and Pcuaenfidry streets.
TOMLINSON'S OLD STAND.
r W. M~USsELMAN, is In receipt Of, and
Js continually receiving d large and well
assorted stock Of groceries and provisions consisting
Of The following articles:
100 barrels Flour, rs barrels Mess Fork
25 Barrels Mess beef, 10 bnrrels leaf Lard,
so kegs leaf ard. so sacks Rio Coffee.
10 Hoglieads Sugar.
25 barrels or Syrup and Mnlasses, 10 Tierces Eice:
SO boxes star candles; 100 boxes soap 20 Kegs
Goshen and Western Butter 90 boxes Of 'Tobacro;
segars 20 barrels Whiskey French Brandies,
Rum, American and 1InIlond Gin.
Wines,
Claret, Ma%ieriu, iort and Muscat Wines,
Preserves, !.
Cherries, Ice. Mellon, Goossberry, Raspberry and
Plum preserves, Graues. Cnrrants, and Stra " berries
Sugars.
Brown, White, Crushed and Powdered
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Tyson and Black
Teas.
DaRfrp TRu1Ts. - Currants, Raisins, apples
Peaches, Figs, Preserves. &e. fsi
Fish.
Is barrels No. /, .. and 3 mackerel, salmon, si
sardines, behring's, aud goldfish.
10 barrels lard oil winter strained, 5 do VIII
Gil; 5 do li,iseed oil; IS baskets sweet oil.
Meats,
Stage Sllay's best sugar cured Hams, Chi
and Miilers, do do.
Stagg e. Sl,ay's sugar cured Beet. Mess beet,
in small or large quantities. Bulk pork, hog round.
SlHndrfes,
Pickles, ~ketcliup, olives, yermieelli, macorori
lemon syrup, beans, peas. cratberries. mace. pepper
spice, cloves, cinnamail. nutmegs. salsoda. carbonate
soda, yesst powders, porter in whole and half bottles,
Indigo, starch, shot, lend, powder, segars, almondo
Pecans, Philberts, English WaInuls, cfesIuts, wop,
and Willow ware. castings Of all sizes. 4
Beots and sines uf all descriptions and sizes,
CroeSery. glass, hard and Tin ware.
81 Boxes fresh garden seeds. dc.
Stationary,
Pens, blue end black ink, IN large and small
bottles, copy books, Nos. ! 2, 8, and 4 readers,
spelling books. and writing and letter paper, fine
ivory, tuck, redding aud tortoise shell side combs.
pins needles. thread silk skein and spool.
Cologne, lair oil. cream de perse &c., sweet oils.
bottles and half bottles Newark cider in bottles;
iiddls strings -- genuine Limerick hooks" all
sizes and lines to match; matches all kinds smoking
tobacco and pipes to suit, also q god assortment Of
dry goods.
Call be orc purchasing elsewhere, as will give
you as. much for your money as any other store in
town. and a good article at tlat@-none excepted
as / have been engaged In the business many years,
experience enables me to purchase at tbs lowest
prices, and not TO he liable to los es on perishable
articles and TO sell low for cash or approved paper.
inn ~ If j. w. nj.
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80 ,s'e1
Clerk Of Steamer Amazon.
Erw On1rANa.

NEW OHlkFANe. tHH. -. 1904.
II The rabhc.--t do hereby state that in Sept.
last, while on my way 10 the New England tates
! made a short stopin Memphis, Tenn, and seein.
a notice Of Mr.. Evans Tooth and Gum Specific
called on Mr.. T.. to consult him In regard TO my
teeth and gums, which was at that time in a mnsi
deplorable state Of disease, from being galiyatad
some year and a half ago. My lower gum appear
ed 70 be one complete canser, or merourial sore
and Ia one or two places had actually eaten through
my gum, go that | could see the bare bone. Mr.
Evans told me be had full confidence that his
specific would heal and cure them. purchased
two bottles Of the Specific, and commenced using
il immediately, aud in a few days | could plainly
sec that ! was receiving benefit rapidly, aud II
less than six weeks The sores were closed {
healed, and | might say perfectly cured. My
teeth which were also AZ the time covered with
q black rough coating, are now smooth and OF Il
clear clean white suffice if to say, that / would
moi be without the Specific if the cost was FIVE
itues as much. I am well known in East Florida.
and can when returned home, produce more than
fifty witnesses of the first responsibility, who will
attest 10 the above, upon exhibiting my mouth TO
Item in its present state.
(Sigued) A. +. MoNIER.
MEMrtts, October, &c, 1850.
MR.. w. Eaton Evans, New Orleans:
Dear Siy--In answer to your inquiries how !
liked, or what effect your Lacrue Tooth, and Gun
Sseclhc mas had upon my wife, | VIII say that the
effects produced upon the teeth and gums of my
wife Were astonishing. 1t not only brought the
teeth to q clear and pearly white, but has fully
restored her gums to a natural and healthy appear.
ancc. | often ,se it myself for cleansing and
whitening my teeth, and cleaning my mouth, for
which | con9ider it without a parallel.
was also in conversation a few days since with
Rev. Mr.. Gray, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church in this place. He told me he yas using
year Specific, and previous 10 which his gums had
become very soft aud spongy especislly in the
sockets Of his teeth; so much so, that il was with
difficulty that he could masticate his foo and that
IL had--to use his own words-acted lie magic
upon his gums; that they had now bect md so firm
that he could eat with ease, and that hey were
RAPIDLY improving aud getting iirmer every day
that he considered i q production that could not
be equalled, and that IL could not be too widely
made known. 1t is being thoroughly tested here
but as yet ] have heard of no one who does not
speak OF il in terms OF satisfaction.
Yours, dc. T.. BRusH.
Commission Merchant, 90 Front Row.
r. & DELARoDER1E, Jewlier, Harvey
House, Agent for Baton Rouge.
Joel II. HARPER, Agent Tor Bayou Sara.
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EATON ROUGE
FEM ALE SEMIN

Mrs. NJ, VI. EEAD-PR1Nd1fAh. ~,
A NEW Academic Year will commence al this
N Institution, on MONDAY, he 22g Septaa
ter, 1851.
The Principal takes this method Of returning
her sinevre thanks 10 tho friends and Patrons OF
the lnstitntiun, and INDUCES the hope that she
will conthlae 10 merit the same generous CONT
dcnce heretofore rcposed IN her.
The services Of stilful and competent Assist
pnts have been secured, and the Principal pledges
hcrfolf 10 spare no c~Soitions in establishing the
School l,pon o eound moral and educational basis
Apntnmher Ia, lS6l. Il
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Nrw OrLEAna, Dec. 81. 1880.


do hereby certify that about FIVE years ago
was bEadig salivated from the use Of %calotnel, ana
from which lime my gums and lips have nevc,
been healed, but have from that time been In ID
sofe and ulcerated condition at three different
titpcsfI have had the Ulcers on my gums burnt ott
with tausfic which would relieve them for a shot
time, but the sores would soou break out again.
and the front portion Of the gum Of M under
jaw h6d become 50 far wasted that ! could nearly
lay my little finger under the roots oil my teeth
Oh the ISL November last I purchased from MIR
Evans one bottle of biz Lacrile's Tooth & Gun,
Specific. AT the lime MIR. Evans told me III
would cure my mouth, but would probably take
six or eight weeks time. as my gums had bee in
this diseased condition so long bat TO my surprise
and qualification, in less than four weeks my
gums and lipa were perfectly healed and restored
to a natural and healthy appearance, and wheie
The largesavity that was under my teeth is being
rapidly restored 10 IFS former place. | have tbs
day obtained one more bottle, which feel con-
iident will complete a perfect restoration.
w. II. GAUIIER,
Clerk of Steamer Amazon.
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MIDWIFE, NURSE, &C,

NINE. BORDES graduate of the Medica
vi Faculty of Toulouse, France, regularly
licensed as a Midwife, and has obtained severei
prices after due examination, offers her services
TO HE citizens OF Baton Rouge. She can be found
at all times either at Mr.. A. Theriot or Mr.. Pou.
iols.
She hopes that by a~ssiduity TO businesses, auj
from her practical experience, to merit a share d;
public patronage. dec27tf.
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Female urinary.

MIR. * MRS FORD, assisted by their dsugb.
.INk ters, viii fesunle the duties Q ftbeis School
Establishment on Monday, The anth inst.
Instructions hfe given ia the higher branches
of All English Education, and strict attention paid
10 those Of daily use. They ieach French and
other languages, Music, instrumental and Vocal
with the Piano and Harp.
They have extensive and convenient accom-
tnodations lar Bpartlefs, and hope tor d coniin
uance Of the public patronage.
College Buildings, Baton Rouge, sept ID, fts.
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rFSHE undersigned has just received from New
IL Yesk aud Philadelphia, q large assortment
cgStatte and .Faaeg Ssationa' Il, consisting ~ part
III tine ard superior Folseap paper, Fin and
superior Letter paper, Plain and fancy Nete paper
yellow and White ~envelpe paper, Record aud
Commercial paper, yellow and white letter en-
yalopes, plain and Fancy note envelopes. steel
Pens. Pen holders, Ink, Sand, Waters. and all the
ctksE articles belonging to the stationary depart
saesd which be will sell wholesale or retail az
New Ogleass prices. JIG LsAN0Nfs,
k8aaT ~ y. Post Office.
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MID wire.

NN RS. HARRISON. a graduate Of the Medical
AsA Faculty OF Paris, and who has received elavi
nc Premiums as such, by The three grrates, medica,
professors OF France, and who has had thirty ysars
practice III her profession, respectfully tenders heF
services 10 the citizens Of the place and vicinity;
slla especially attends to Diseases Of women and
chiiden. Residence corner ST. fIypoiiae and Church
streets. mI3-3ln 4!
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Ell.

TAMPHoR; Opium; Rhubarb; Salts; SIENNA;
~ lpeeac Ialap Gum Guiac; Gum Myrrh ;
Gum Arabic; Gum Ammonia Elder Flowers ;
Hops Cream Tarter; Borax; Sage Barley ;
CaTb. iron Composition Lobelia No g; Sanp-
son Snake Root Virginia Snake Root seneka
Snake Root: Pink Root; Nervine; Peruvian
Bark Mama; Chamosile Flowers; Sulphur ;
Alum White Mustard Seed Arrow Root To-
pioes Sugar Lead and Bieard Soda, &c. For
sale By 1T. I. WADDILL, Druggist.