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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

r@3- 8iir brn 6lnpartrittr m6 Sa5tTNrrr 0e9t
irbt in Gurrsa cine 9otpmr Belt les. Der JIais
ier vrn JtuBlanp Serlonst 70 piel peutAe glrGctsr
ale er nur trie;cn fam, I'm nie Start Srtdirppt,
Die int lcbttn &rie8e se9en bic Jiuhcn suiammeus
gei6p6n wurOe, wteort auf,utaucn. Scom wirp
auf rrsi 9atr gtrbcit ;usriihrt unp batct aiett's
einrn Egaer 9rtcitoIrbn ti9tt4. Ods III me-
niaen5 brctntai 10 Siel ots ionit Der GN9tbner in
Ocuti6Ianp Sat, uno aus Ycmmrrn baGm lt4
l4pn bic Grp6nbauern in Stlaartn ermelbSt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

Gm 2tm DteIrs, pur4 BEN Gtrr. 9. 81.
S&muder, 9r. Seremtab Oenotn nit
Drip Q arat Gcb, beipe son bteisr Stnrt.
2tm 2tm NpUemtrr. pur@ ben G6rp. Srrrn
OutS, Wt6ael 5adentbaI, 8 Gil, nit
Mb y tIabetb g6intj tsiCs pm per Staet
Glrntaun, 9sGa Gaantn.
gm 9tsn gloyrmtrr; Sdr6 zen G6rr. Srrrn
S6muter, Serr 5rancis 8ptb, nit 6rau
GliIabctt Smttt, tetpe Spn GataIauauu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

geontrraG, ;. gIrs. Gin iArcdiiAcr Srs
fan GerIdte tcetc gddt in Sicicr gtatt. Sdprns
feline unc 3dnc wurrn ncrcrarwcrien nc bi
@rtdul6tritrn arg bcititiat. 0aS Oampfidif
9rini NItrrt srn Ct. enmtcrt mnrc ourb ben
trftisen Smrm al bic Ct. nelrnS Snicl octrirs
len. Die paila8iTc purben otNcIrst mo 0oits
freunolid baItltt Ycn ctr @nrniicn ouiocncmr
men. Sid S6aetn tas etelrr Srfan In alien
3bsilcn hes eanbrS 9dtou, mctin rr iN tidtrtc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
6lerrcilb l5raof1ro Caunty.

Sraffrro Gamtg- SStmct5 6rimat5 - oitt
Trrmcpt iitsr gjudonnh l672 Mebrbct. Sill
mrrr etbieIt - Sttnirrcrt III iencm GnuntY. -
SScn scn ~ SamIdp5 m0 @crcudh5 tatcn
40 Rttrbeen fiir 6rcncnt feactcn. On rcr 2
anbstn iuiammcr srbirtt SuGlunn 36 Wctrtcit
@psNusNanud GNt rteniIa5 6rrmrnts WfrNr.
trit 300 Stinmen Scrncbrt. gEilrnrtS Dilrift
aat itsr 5000 Nirtrlcit fiji Gol. 6rrmcut.- -
g0ctIacttan So III ftar paB mai 0prt rat
Scbl res 2Nntct err Yartbci rpr;ic6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

GtOtt gIcugprt "1ri6unea min piFcn tGF
bic Buchanan Yattbd III rcr Stabt Neu9crt al:
1sin msNr ole 10000 tnrsdtmSEi1r Gtinmrn
rinaesetrn babe.-S8ic lan0c merorn mIcrr Irccn
Snilitutcnrh nod unirr fel4m llmai6Srn triles
hen 2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
nIerfpiIrSia.

Die Daily News scn SGrannao, G}rQroirn.
Iprr6enc dtsr cen Sob prn 8rau Gdl6arine Rit.
tcr, int glltrr ron los Sa6rn nb s Nlcnaten.
tr;aGlt tri rcr 0jslcamNsit, roB bic nltc Dame
mrErtre Sabre scr iNrcm Sccs rcut 3Gbnc erbiclt
unc rtrbrr brn pclcn GcErau@ ibrer Nusm rrs
lange.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

Ginf balb.iSGrliae Siyibsnbe BON Yrc,enl
oui Den Gaptal .Stcd rrr 2tllcntGuu Sanf pur,
re ertI6rt, uns III 3atitor an bic Strdbatu corr
iBre SrirbmaBige Jtepreientantrn, an Dem 8ants
bauie, on pper mad Dem 13ttn pirleS NlOnats.
9lui Srfsbl bcr Seare.
s. g8. Grepcr, GaGircr.
9lpsrmstr ~. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

p6s" Der erite, eitrtc uro IeNSte gSm6 brStatt
gleupcrt Sat Gin ir5tidsr nebr Stimmrn fir 9Sus
tbandn rintcriftct ais StnmfGbigr in rrnIrltrn
ftnb--Hi6ts rcH rt Stimufn ,u Iugrn, bic Srcs
mont une 5iamprs G9irlt, ,-5l rS nift atfdtu.
Iih
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

gtn frGftt9sr Ma9en.-Ocr SctcrSs
burg 81. I, ,Snteui9cncer" erSdblt BON eiucm Gins
wctner icncr Start, pdder in tihtm Sabre 24i
@aQpnen SrappY 9etrntrn, cine up iicbrn a6tsl
Ntslen 6atad eefaut unp prrt uno cine bats
Wrle Gigarren 9srau6t Gat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

t5s- -Sn tcr Staet glcugprt teinNrn iif ctwa
10000 fatNctiihe Stimmaetrr, mo bic "5rts
tuns" scriIdcrt rdE Grt. Sremcnt ni6t rinc aus
80 ScH rrnIstsn crbaltm Bate. - g9crtrn tic
@rarrtrsittr gaintcn Icrnagin mod trBauptcn
Srrment iri tin Gottrlit?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

Boy Die DrabttrGde, pelde ouaenttidf6 tri
st. Gcujs tjtrr ben NlIFIiipPI sebaut mirO, ioa
Meile lang wertrn unO 81 Sup bod iter Rem
S8aiier ihwcten, pamt bic Oampicr unten rur6s
fabrrn fDnnen. Die Sraen Der Sriide merrrn
ni6t sisl untey Nhl. 3balsr trtr08tu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Stucr in st. Qouis. - t1Icbrerc t1Tcns
fd)cn llmacfonimcii.

ct. 9puts, 3. Ncs. Gihr MGtel 6otrit
trannte am S1mfoN i'm pbercn Stcile Der Stapt
nrber. 10 Nen1den parsn i'm @ebSubsj scn
Nenrn aus ben 5rnitern lrrm9cn, unp li4 rfttrs
ten. z Ysute pCrtranntcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Die Stimmc fur prcGecnt.

Scfsrnbes III eirc @ugote Der SttmntenSdbl-
fp ,psit unS Sos 8cIulta tefannt mar ais mir stlr
YreiIe siruasn-Sie elm isrrr @anpipot in ben Srrs
Thicecnen Stdaten frbielt:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

NrrfcGt, 3D.. ). glrS licr uno in Tcrtfs
mrutt rHttrtr ac0rrn Gin Errnoer, Der mcbrcrc
3a6tr abbsdts, !nGuicr ;rrilErtC mp SO prrs
Gcnm batur9 Part tri4Sti9r.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

D1~ Die Efli6s SyRcor Der bout
iten rrfprmjrtrn 8r&s birlt in Sorleeter g8O6e
cine Sigun9 IN 3cating, bic am 2Sitrn SEtotsr
cnrIDte. Sn ben Srrbanclun9en rtcitr SErprr
I6ait Iea SrOge GinmittiBteit lia fuuo srgctcr
batm. Sir bic rinbsimiide WiiiipnS 2lnfaIt
p.er SirGt wurtsn $1,000 Sriammslt uRO uns
ttrltrjrtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
9fQ6rt0t

pirb Girrmit srsttrn, Dap Sic llntcr;ci4nstrm ais
2tpminiitratore Der Siutcrlagcni6ait prs pcrilor=
trntn Sonas S6ned, lcstbin BON glurp,
9Gbsitbaa GaunIdip, Zelda Gaunt9, ernannt wpr.
ben itr6.--aIIe pisjcnigen babCr weI6e ned an
b,aste ointsrlubtuI3aft i6ulosn liup aufsefprrrrt
innrrbalb O gSp6n bel reu Hntersei6neten ansu.
rufrn uuo atSute;abla. - limb fcIhe bic nod
rrdtmaBige 8orpsrunsen babrn m6sen, Fno rGsns
falls rriu6t lUlfe innerbalb Der ttlagtm 3eit
wpbItritatSt rin5ubaneigen, an
Gliiatctb Sdbnrf,
0tcuben Scibcrt
AcmiRil lratprsn.
Nrermttr 70. 1856 na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Waifr1lggrit9t8< Sfrfauf.
Qta1le 8MguGles
llnb iitrrbauPt fcbr i4dsbarrs gisrns
fbltnt

Suf 5frntlibrr Drnpu 3u psrhnufrn.
Sn &raft uub sufctgc etnrs 8rfet1S ous Dem
Wailsngeridt ron Se6a @aurty, Ipli duf Went
liAsr Senpu prtauit iprrprn. ouf SlntfagS brn
29Rsn gpSsmtsr, nm 10 ll9r Sprmitta91, auf
pfm gInse Ieltf
Cine Gerrltbe Surnnrr,
reldr Iacn 80 Sabre in Operation mar, suTams
men nit 500 afsr 9luo srlsssn IN gsdfhtngs
ton, 6cipelter9 llno 9snn Gauuihps, pes trIae.
ten Gauntps. OalCIte 1T sinsetgrilt ME fclgt
nGmltt:
ccJn cine brrli6e Saurrri
spn $50 9tdtr, rrl6t in einem gutsn 3uNnntr,
unter auten GenIe lmp iiterbnupt lpnlt in gutter
Srpnuus 1T, rnp auf wel4rr iid binldn8liA SclS,
g8icIen uno Sbil teitnprt. Der 9trit Der $500
older 9anbrS it mstilenttsils sutss SAub. b.9anp,
wCraui Grgleib ipieoer 6oI, esbauen prrpsn fam.
Die Strtebsrunssn parauf finO
SwA Cine rrlfe 0iite Surnnrr,
I:;::Rss In Scuer Speratirn-7 gBOtn6auier
ss.sa4 sssss.s4 init ben nStbisen 2IuBsneetdurrn, einc
quite S6wei;r S6eutr, S4misO SAap, unp
iber9aupt ale sur Setrsibuns rrs giieneciAGf'
trt nEtbi9e au6engetduoe. Die gBaEcr'0 0ewaIt
III sine ietr sute-uua beitnrst iia cine berrliGr
engine auf pem Gissntbun.
Sc II birs Elm Shell brS tintsrla6cnsn lie9en-
ben SermG9enS beS SerIcrtenen Stepben
. a Il let, ebrrem Ypn tria9trm Gauni4ip nnb
GauntY.
Die SeNin8un8cn an SertaufetaSe anS @ufs
partun9 ppn
9larpn Sallirt, ! ms,rr.
Spbn Salltet w '''
Dur8 bic Courts. g8. Ittdlry, SGr.
glcSemter 10. = nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Shdtbarer
~St1nD

9urcb 4riSnt &oonScl SIT Yerfaufcn.
Ter Undergraduate ttrtet bisrburh, bur6 9ris
rat !Sanpd, ben mUblbetanntcn gS / + bss
Stanb, III rem blubenren St1ptAcn
GotaIauqud, ec9enwGrtiB tepobnt Spn SenrY
Sart, gum &crfauf an. Sfine Gage lit bic
bette In Der GtaSt, inbrm ticIeltc trtnabe Central
iit-unp rrn Stsiirnpm a[le SprtgsiIe BARTLETT
Die 8etaupe linp
Izx5A Gin tetnate nrucS brriftbft9~
!;:;:NMo tr6 bofitetnemra 0aitbaua
&GsSsM pinjtnp init Der 6rpnte an bic Matns
SraBs, unp it in jepcr 9nitt iniAenswertb
itr @sIAdfts cIuseriHtct. 0jute unO pauerbaitc
StIae scbErsn gIsihfaaS rdiu. Sin 0nRbaule
@rtautni6i6eiu murrt ctsnfaat Gegte Bc6e purA
bic Court crboltrn DER Gissntbamer wiinIdt
naA 98eilen su ,isber, ipsldeS bic ollcinisc llr'
fade il, DAP paS Gisrnttum i'm Martte TT
Wan IprrGe an bel llatrrSri6nctrm in Nlentdm.
Seize Snauf.
.szgirnemLcr 10 W56. rodm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Sc 6 q 3 atrtDt.

re- Sic 2Sabl in SjcrluiDipaISiem.
8clSmreS III Der cif5iedr gtuesans rcr 9eatl
in pisIem Staat, 70 irett mir tenlelben, Bis Sur
3eit ale mir sur grrlfr 9cnsen, aHnltrn fpnntfn:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

BG-O Die 2tbnr fir DirnltmGp6n IinS npd
irtr bod in Galifprnicn, gtngi9rn in 9Gttern
rpn Can 5ranciato tirtrn $40 rcn Npnat fir
Gin Mir6m an. Gin Sdrebrr IN0t:
sic wtrrrn aunrr, wcnn Cir snge un1srtr
DrnitmGrdsn in pcacm Stoate IN Der 0tcntoc'
mcrY Strale crtldtcn. Sin tlauss SammCttrib
lu s75, Gin l5ut $50, arICrnG &cttcn lmo gro &c
Samccn linp gar ridts llraCwG6nIidcs."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
5bmcrSbafter as cureb 1peOpcnfi

Der ,,gcu.9 .9amtur9rr gteutrale" Bon Be1
CANADA, untrrm 10trn SttVber, srSG9It iolSen.
pcs:
&cri5Fn SamRa0 toaret ntcGrre Gtn6r tsi.
ianmtn an ner l6ttn Grrjcifon in 3orra unp
ipjrtcn, wctst 6rn. q. Gmcr1On5 jingtcs Snr
in rtacm i&eintUeten 3uItanpe auf foIgtnHr gSriIc
8eunSen purbe.
Die &mper batttn Ii6 naGe an Ben Tui6 &C.
maht unp fonpsn ~ i5rrm &erSnitscn Elm 98Is.
prnnrit wcl4cs fe pann ~ ibrrr 8clunisng SER
l.0rtM. Die 59ier1rn in Spllrr g6utt, Icblsn ft
auf bic &tNpsr unO unttr ir6tt0rem G,ci4rei ciIs
ten iir ba7cn unp lirBsn bot Flene &ln6 ,urdt.-
NIt bic Gtt'Tn 81 tbrrm Nnp tamcn, fanbe Gs e5
in enrm rr9UngeIrlcn 3utanO uno pas 0tli6t.
den 9SnjIi1 nit g0rtprn bsrcdt.
Goa uniduIrtse GtnO bate in 60tge telIen
bis gum fcmmrnpsn WloN!a9 81 lriprn. no &C
trpg aLer lutIifrn (Jilfs ienrn G,rth auIsIG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
MQcntQuIt YQuf.

Nrsrmbtr t2. 1856 na6m
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

CA4.yE ArFEcTIos.-I have d poodle |
would make tutor to my son, If had one.
sometime use him toward my own edEca-
.iou. Will not the following trait OF his char
acter move you:
He conceived q STANCE fondness, an ahso-
lutte passion, for young kitten, whlen ne car
ried about in bis mouth for hour" when he
went to walk: anu wherever he came to
resting place, he sat her down with the great
est ease and tenderness, and began to play
with her. When he was fed, she always
took the incest pieces awav from him, with
ont his ever making the slightest opposition
The kitten died and was buried in the gar.
den; my poor poodle showed the deepest
grief; would not touch food, and howled
T1ournfully the whole nj ght long =,
What was my astonishment when the next
morning, he appeared, carrying the kitten III
lis mouth! He had scratched her out Of the
ground, and it was only by force, that we
could take her from hln.-Tatti Fruit.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

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., 3,oohe ti1ea" oIi Ufti,'S.'o III
naW1l.o!h 'I'a 1:,,a S''p'A. .t - ."So't s 49,
t lts ', '"-A ta.e soo ier ~ tor T,,sba4
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,'.e w ,e-.t ''' .'9
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7. (,!r,, H. - 80 -oS+
'1'est,",. ne a''g'J' ,,dn 1'r go, ,tr, 'o2
yo".t7 ..'1t' ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

"No. NEVER WILL MARRY HTH"-one
of our exchange papers tell story some
thing like the following. Some months ago,
\ clerqvman was called upon to marry
Young couple who had vowed to each all the
sweet vows that are to be found IN the sweet
vocabulary of Love. The marriage was 70
come offin GAINESVILLE, Ohio. The BRIDE and
her friends had assembled, and every thing
was in readiness for the solemn ceremony
but the bridegroom-the talthless oriaesroolni;
The ladv waited and waited, but the rascal
came not. At last, having gwen up every
hone Of his arrival, the disappointed pIiae,
fulI oftears and des pair, was forced to dlspeI.
Sc her friends. and retire to bed aohe' asaiIts'
her will. Not long ago, the same clergy
man was aled upon for similar paiposse plrse
and all the yarties were assembled ne
SIer@vman I,s, ~ began .ae cerencny but when he
came to the words, You take this man 10 pe
vour welded husband 2'' the lady ssadeAiy
and elppnstically cried out.
mo / will never marry hlmi lie SCI STf'eo
me neanly six months ago, and now IN fe-
nav him in his own coin"
The marriage was broken oil, ami 10 en-
treaties could prevail upon the young "o'ilal IA
10 have the disappointed lover 1t was .:,llh 1ne
sa0e lady who had been previously jnaea; NE
and she returned the compliment ~ a iio1e
decided ard mortifyins manner 10 'iis ''''"'
swain.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

THE MoDFL WIDow.-She would ut wear
her veil up on any account Thinks her COM
plexion looks talrer than ever, IN contrast
with her sables. Sends back her new dress
because the folds Of Grape on the SKIRT Ism |
deep mourning enough. Steadily refuses to
look in the direction OF a dress coat icr-one
week. Wonders if that thandsomes1 o;npkins
VINO passes her window every day Is insane
enough to think that she will ever marry
a>ain! Is very fond Of drawing OF her glove
and resting her little white hand on her
black bonnet thinking that it may lie suS-
gestive OF an early application ior the same
Concludes to give up housekeeping and go 70
boarding at hotel. Accepts Iotupkihs' IN.
vrtation to|"atteud the chlidren's concert,|
lust to please little Tommy! Tommy IS de-
lighted, and thinks Tonpklus Is q very ine
gentleman to give him So much candy ahu SO
many bon-bons His mother begins to ad-
nit certain aleviatons Of her sorrow, III the
shane Of protlacted conversations, walks
rides. calls, etc. She cries little when
Tommy asks her if she has not forgotten 10
plant the flowers in a certain cenetry, 1onP-
kins comes in and thinks her loveiler than
ever. smiling through her tears. tommy Is
sent out into the garden to make "a pretty
dirt pie y Ito the utter demolition OF a ne"
frock and trowsers) and return very nnexpec-
tcdly. TO find his nIama's cheeks very rosy:
and to be tossed up in the air by 1ompkins,
who declares himself his new, ne" papa
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

OPINION IN BALrI4oRE.-The American
Democrat, published at Baltimore, says with
truth
Nillard Fillmore has never been defeated
in ANYTHING he undertook and we viii express
our firm belief that he never will be. Every
step he has made in life, from infancy to slan-
hood. has been upward and onward, and SO
it vii! be. until he reaches the highest poiutto
which an American citizen can aspire, the
Chief Magistracy Of the country. which ne
has SO faithfully served. Way should flti-
more have deem so thoroughly tested and not
found wanting if it were not that he might
become the great peace aker OF Our native
land and cause the North and South, the East
and the West, the free-soiIer and the slave
owner to unite cordially it sustaining the
glorious fabric Of American ul.'Sn and tIe-
DOM
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

Swiss C0rRrINf3.-N aen gil has afrIv-
ed at a maTriageable are, The young men Of
the village assemble bY consent, on gtyeI.
night at the gallery 9! the chalet in " "hlcA
the fair one resides. This creates no manner
Of surprise in TIE mind Of her parents, " no
net oGlY xIuk al tie practice, 1Ht are never
better pleased than when the charms ot their
daughter attract the greatest number OF al
mireEs Their arrival Is soon announced by
sundry tans at the different windows, After
the family in the house has been rouSed and
dressed (ior the scene usuaIIy takes place at
midnight, when they have all retired to rest
the window Of the room prepared Tor the &C.
casion, in which the girl first alone IS open
ed. The paTiey commences, OF rather Dois-
te4pns description. each man in his turn NJ
his suit with all the eIoquerte and art Of
which he possesses The IaiF one hesitates,
doubts. asks questions, but comes 10 TO de-
cislon. She then invites the party 10 paFta ke
cf 4 re past Of cakes and k.rchwasser, which
is prepared for them on the balcony. Indeed
this erterta nrnent, with the strong water oi
the cherry, forms prominent feature III the
rf oceedinss Of the night.
After having rega!ed themselves for some
time, during which and through the window
she has made use OF all the wItcheTy oi wo-
man 5 art, she ieigns desire 10 get I'D oi
them. ana will sometimes call her parents to
accomplish this object. The Youths. however
are not 70 he put of, for according to the Gus
tor. Of the country, they hare come here, on
that night, there and then, to MAXI up her
mind. and TO declare the object Of her choice
AT length, after 4 further pafley, her heart
is touched, or al least Size pTctends it is, by
the favored swain. After certain pret!m'na-
ries between the girl and her parents, hel
lover is admitted through the window: where
the alliance is signed aud sealed but hot de,
livered, in presence of both father and mother
By consent of all parties, the ceremony is Aot
to extend beyond couple Of hours, when
after second iojlfcat!oD with hlrch"assSee
they all retj,e--tbe happY n'an 70 bless M
stars, but tie rejected - console 'hemSeive
that at the next turuament OF lave making
they may succeed better. In general the
sirl>s decision is taken IN good part ty all
and is regarded as decisive.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

TIE AGE OF 4 HoRsE.-A man, who want,
ted to buy horse, asked friend how to tell
horses age.
aBy the teeth;'' was the reply,
The next day the man went to horse
dealer, who showed him splendid black
horse. The horse hunter opened the am
mas mouth, gave one glance, and turned Oh
his heel. -, n.-...
Il don't want him. said he, 'he is thirty
two years old"
He had counted the teeth"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21
1H Al L r
R 2 IL .
FEB ALL TEE PURPOSES OF 4
FAMILY PHY SIC.

u -.,7.- s---s F. -,
lHsKE mas tohg eSIstt1 P''',G ~F"'1t" =. 'ot 'H'
efec~se PurEatlfe PIN "h'h 'utd ~ L1',Fa T, ~ a.
sure ana perfectly SAFE III IL, 1L's .I"'
oeeh prepared 10 l'SeE ''' .''u az
eve uai OF Its SnsaeS mas colCiNSNe'1 s'.y"!I "lta
what success II aeeompishes me cssI et- u
1t IS easy to maze physical P,' o'' no~ cay '"
BAKE me best ot al pt's Ml1F'3 s'.pIio nave
none OF me onlee'fofs' oa' au III" ao '"'''aeS' "
every athef lhis has oGen atte'saf'G" Atse' an"
win what success we would fe'Peca0t'y Suon4I ~
ae paoiie eeeis1ob. II mas be'i1 uA-nL mite 10.
iie pase.it hitherto thaf sti.i''s' every af5'tYs
iaeaicine y ACRIMONIOUS am hriI"tAS 10 'r" oo"
els ihis IS not many q them Pfoauoe 50 mnch
Rfns pam ana 'eFuisloa IL te s>SVetI d" u iHoIs
#iaan eonfeTbaaaee tie t5eA1d u I've eefi'e2 nom
ihem, iAese pits produce nc lrr+tatlon or phlil'
unless It arse RON previously eAlsIlhg oostrue-
ton or defangement n the bowels. Beng pufeiy
'esctsbe, no harm can arse from theIr Use Ill any
quantity nut It Is better thai any IedAc-he SA"HH
be taken Iudici"u35: Minute dlrectot.5 tor thc1T
use N the several diseases 10 "hicA they are ap-
Pncanie are given on the boy. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured ny them we
may merton Liver Complaint, IN IL Far1ous forms
" Sauhasce' indlSestl";l i< TuoF and Loss OF Ap-
Pttl'e LstIessncSs, lniL4 o44itN, Dtn4S eadache'
nl,oas feScr, feFeF ana A-He- aiA IN me Glue
anu Ions for. IN Truth all theSe are oat the con
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

4 teacher had been explaining to ms class
the points Of the compass, and al were drawn
IN in front towards the north. -,
snow. what is before you John g
'"The north, sir" .,
And what behind you, Tommy :"
NV coat taill," said he, trying at the same
time to get glimpse.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

Tbey have man in Mississippi so Lean
that he makes no shadow at ali: A Fattie7
snake struck at his leg six times IN van, anu
ratIrued in disgust He makes all hunsFy
Who look at him; and when children hHee1
him in the street, they run homa crying 1os
broad
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

An exchange tells queer story OF man hlan
who was found one Sunday morning "ltHp'se a.
hat, setting on block Of granite WIN tl3 n'3
hare tfeet in a brook, trying to eaten 4 "a"
cold. SO as to sing base at church.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

Five thousand slaves in the city OF ohaI'ES- .eS-
ton, South Carolina, it Is stated nav "a ohirc1z
tTibpted the last year to benevolent 0'J'''~
$4,000.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

49,, ,-Dano, IN Boston boards lovers i"f
4 h9tei hsfpet ppeek sI less than he charges other
folks There is philosophy ~ '4 '4'~. ~.n Tle oa
very ETHEREAL IN its Aa'"IS ''''' ~
nooubeaals.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

r.rr;.ra is like q roast leg Of mutton On
Marrl-Se 1a1served ' np cold on Mondsy--ttto,
with i p,ckels, on Iaesday~~a0d h@sNeo 'I' "a
Wednesday.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-21

Al o1a woman lately arrived in Chicago,
on her way to Urbano, lllinols. "i'h d ps,t' =
box. three dogs, cat, btaek men, ,;aa osst -
containing five kittens. and a pup "is4i -
eyss not yet open