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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

ANA1L1N THE HEART OF a HoRsE.-A cor
respondent OF the Field mentions that the
Right Hon. Sir ). Trol!ope recently sent an
Old hunter, which was incurably lame, and
incapable o fflrther service. over to his ken
nels to be killed for his hounds. When he
was cut up the hunts1nan took the heart for
some young hounds i'll Of diEstemper, and in
cutting it up his knife struck against some
hard substance: which he foundto be a black
smith snoesng mai, fully q inches long. and
IN the heart, with the head Of the
nail near the point. the sharp end upward.
ne hail had never been cllnched, .butzwas
nearly straight, the point slightly turned, and
II looked as + It had been rejected by a smith
trying 1t IN a shoe. The horse had been
1oF eIght years IN Sir John Trollope's.
Possession.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
RIED

At the residence Of q. q. Penny Esq. @ nI ..aesan.r
ming Of the eth inst, by the Y..Ar.snsaasasssN
III. Il. h5yIEI1H, to Miss LIN. = = 11sNA .$z z..l
There Another victim to The snares ana s$Ns..-.5
that scamp, Hyrsn /. So the World Eoes-19--
day We tice the circle of our friends gfossnss..-I..
rover md smaller b. degrees, unt'l " ~ M. 49,.
far the 'tlast mani The sooner the De " -.
conclusion to come 70, and . man is not ioo1su S. - Isl.
as 8 responsible member Of society sntiIhs -. u
fate with one whose duty an4 prideit1 y % - -.
Of his wild and unruly habits. That frisnn &C.,. 80 ]
MAIDS a wise and apr selection, we knor, and an.
will enjoy 4 long long and happy life With his al pas..
we are confident, for eYen in the hour oi az 10.
IL did cot forget tie printer. IN o''e aa'1ensr
our friend Monteith and his laaJ a~h#fas 1.s
possible and plenty of this world good tainsz z
you both along the pathway @! life.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
FA1RF4y
HEAs

EsstAFD TAXING CARE os CuBA.-While
our steana-frigate Niagara is coyrteo usly
aiding British company to lay the telegraph
ic table, Engiisl, cruisers and daily firing
into our merchantmen along our own shores.
This is the only evidence We have vet re-
celred of; the Friendly disposition Of Eng
land" in which some Of our Statesmen have
such faith Some officials even wish TO
withdraw; the Susquehanna from San Juan.
and pttshef in the service OF the British com
pany with, the Niagara. n
information comes from Havana that a
heet Of IS Rritise gun-boats are stationed
around me island as a coast guard, and to
prerene the landing of heroes. American
vessels trading about the island have been.
boa rded and searched in the most insolent
manner:uy them. without and ground of s,1s-
p1eion pf :aheir being IN the stave-trade, and
pave gsos,d sauss to complain against such de-
t%entjons ard insults.
May not this coast guard of gun-boats be
stationed there Il, assist in the immed;ate
4 friearizaition Of Cuba? Washington States
inst.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT ii SSnaAKs9dlAAs

K#AE3
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT II +
INCA New Orleans correspondsntatliee
IberviIie Sentinel and Gazette sTssks q = -
experiment recently tested here q rtIneIpls
and practice, and which is bound 70 y. er1 2 B
perfect revolution in certain of the as & -rl.A11s
instance, in the r1anufactlreofSslgais. ea.Ihl
and all things that reqaireszeyapoJsslsesnl.aa u
the course of manufacture Ss91 80
writer: I'D ss.I.s#s#5..a
As for sugar. I prediettbaatitssWvilslalasAes y y
the cost Of the present pppara tas I Esae!a.5 8
per cent. and in the amount Of iuet eoose -
an equal reduction. This will be sooogses.
for sugar planters. ..sss,s4..1..
This improvement ii very simple lp IA
the patent is not yet obtained, eanSn sos -
cribe it. Now that | know what =, 49,,
der why a boy had not long since d.seess i.
the principal. Franklin, By sailing 4 I H..
kite, discovered the actions 4 seiesfsflehl
and a man in New Orleans, b. uslne q -.
hub box, has discovered q new PFlsesP.s. ).
hear, and its application to the ls.I m slasesss
of sugar, salt, and all other asnaiaess'e1
the kind. 7. s#& M u, ,
Your paper, if You publish this Wllaef Il.
first to notice the discovery, but g y ~
fore, | cannot give you and pa1fietiaf 1''..zIIH5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

\ PLEASING IRIBuTE,-Two or three gen.
=s'enaen OF, our CITY, approaching the utility
ana i1I1portanee OF the Dog Law passed at
me recent session of our Legislature. have
presented the author Of that law With i rich
aog-eoiar oi solid silver, manufactured in a
very netts and el'aste style, IS a mark OF theii
appfosaI q fi1s efforts IN Citing the law
through rl,e Legislature.
ne recipient OF this token Of esteem. we
arg sure vsEil prize i as amongst the choicest
OF pfesenta-N q Pir.
ihe ptfayHnes' modesty is carefully dis
closed 10 the above paragraph. The honor
ana Ssrfd1tfof TIE Dog Law is due Hon.
\ 4 l-u as Sd Es, one Of the propriietoss Of
that Journal The: two or three gentlemen
could have easily added to the value Of
she present, BY putting q handsome dog in
side Of The cpIar.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

PR1NTt.a PLusDRR.-Tbe Washington
skates says that the Congressional printing
exclusive o. paper, binding, engraving, etc,
has cost the Government, III four wears. $500
2o4tfo 70 which may be added the Execn,
i've or department printing for the same re-
NOD, q mounting to at least 5000 0oo-makinp
a sum total forthe printing alone. Of sI.4o9'
o454o.#-HOne-hal of this nn,-,eve H,nd-
red a'aa b Mousandi sir hundred and t,xo nl-
!ars tcas efear profit 70 The p,iateri This, con-
unnes fne btate, We can demonstrate 10 the
sallsiac'son OF any unprotected mind.
Ut what benefit would such 4 demonxtra-
ton boz Public servants-or more annro-
pr'atefyrpokitical servants, must be reward
ed, ard the dear people have to " shell outn
me srondulixa for the purpose. A slight
investigation into our own dear little .Stat,,.
affairs might possibly have5a tendency f.,
Convince anintrednlous public thhatthe Pelican
u annually plucked in many ways. But
blessed are they who wont see. for none shall
see fosr them A 49, @s
M-% 5BH HE&- @ "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

GE iKEawELl ssrnlaGs.-This @fayorite x,n7
n,er resort has been taken charge of BY the
'ndofn1table Col. RHoDrs, Of the Baton Rouge
barney House, and viii be immediately put
~ fhesrnoss p~erfees order for thezaccommoda-
tlon 81 visitors This will be good news to
many ofthecoi5s friends in this parish, who
are generally ii the habit of running off to q
great 9 distance foF that which they could get
nearer not,e,-cconfortable summer quarters
heHarhey House viii not be deserted By
~; ~, " Mrs. Markham will undertake
.he .apervt'io .of the Springs. Stay at home,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home Institutions
spend your money where Tou nuke It. and
avoid the silly practii,e of running Of North
90 IhroW away your dollars on Ab~oliiionists.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

!" NJ Jsr .-L .Ag%&%r- K " " @
no N1sH1seTos.-A young friend Of ours
tens the following sfe~y of himself: When
young, q. he mad g, read .s well-known story Of
Isorse nashington,s love Of truth, and the
atter,sloYe Of the noble principle ofl,js son.
SO well manifested on the occasion referre,i
to o. George's cutting dawn the cherry, tree.
acknowledging his transaction. and rseeiying
: fait3and iree pardon: besides praises snd
Kind caresses from his father. So IN j..
tuated BY SO noble an exa,aple, tI,ougbt bs
would Try ths ex~perilnenton Efe suppIje1
himself witt \ Ratchet, and going jntp ,'l ~
fathers orchard, cut d,ow,tn, some choice frI,it
Trees. He then coolly sat down to aws;t
the old. mans coming, and as soon ~ ~
made hls arpsasa,ce, marched 40 with )
very isn I,ortant air and Acknowledged H.
dead, expecting tI.e next thing on the pro-
g.anats'e g ss tears, bensaietioa and e,ab ra-
late, instead ofthis, the Old gentleman eauss t
u : h1tkofy and gave him IN ALFRED
sanarinso Jim was ao Washington.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

BAn;-Ihes Springfield iMass.) Republican
glVes tae following sad account Of practices
In that victim: ---
we American beat our servants into a
state OF 1nsenslblllty from which they can
~ ne aroused at the general resurrection.
sna yet we are in a pretty high state Of
eiT1l1zat'on and Chr!stianity-as we think,
1t has been proposed to form a missionary
in the South for the purpose Of en-
tightening and outstanding the benishted
people who act ia the way mentioned by
the spr1nghe|der, and mabe it will have 10
De done yet We must think II oyer.-N.
@. Bulletin.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

10 The river still rises, and the telegraph
inform usr that it is doing the same thing
highernp. We begin to feel rather skeer-
ed fit only comes up a little more, a splen-
did opportunity will be afforded the Sugar
Fiantef Office Of taking an aquatic excursion
down South Very pleasant trip during the
summer months-rery! - gS ,.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

| and strangers, and the ferry boats are reap
| ing a rich harvest. The levees on this side
| of the river have been immensely strength
| ened-by ne wspaper paragraphs, and we are
told that We are as safe from overflow as
though we we're on the mountains Of the
Moon. Having an abiding faith III the judy
mept and benevolent intentions Of newspa-
per 81 locals" | for one, imperfect1y satisfied
that al! is safe on this side. The river is now
rising again, and a considerable portion of the
wharf in the Second District is inundated.
The True Delta of this morning publishes
the following letter from Gen. VIZ. WALKER
addressed to JOHN SLlpELL:
New OnLEAss, April 27, 1858.
SfE-I have read a printed copy of your
speech delivered in the Senate oil the sth
inst, sent 10 d gentleman in this city under
your flank, It is, therefore, q copy, ! pre-
sumo, approved by yourself.
In that speech you take occasion to assaIi
my public character. You industrlonsly dis
any intention to aspeTse my private
reputation and | am therefore. obliged to
your language concerning the as
used in political sense and for political pur-
poses.
Considered in this light, justice to the cause
| represent compels me to say that your
so far az it relates to my acts, is q
tissue Of misrepresentation. and that its in
mutations are as false as its facts are ground
ess.
Your. obedient servant,
VIM. WALKER.
Hon. John SIIdell.
WIFI
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
TICI.

Steering Observation-Disclosures revlVes
but slowly and the nuauber out Of employ
ment is still quite large. Many flock to this
city in the hope of obtaining work, while
there IS not enough for those who, residing
here. have the best right TO clam ii. Every
day squads Of n1e11 sally out in the su; round
ing towns seeking work, and ~oGeriag to en-
gage at very low rates. Il is q sad sight 10
see able bodied men willing to work ard not
able to obtain it, but the present lnasi ness re-
v~uision will, probably have its bright side in
the future when all who desire will obtain
employment at far prices. 10 those who
have any capita! left, the unoccunied lands
of the West. and even Of tie less distant Ar
ostocE, offer advantages for emigration. for
there every blow struck is for & future indie.
pendence Of the ranIcs aud business revu!-
slons tx which our country j., periodically
uaieefeJ.-Eastog TrGreIkr, 20kh.
Let them rome to Louisiana, arkansas and
Texas. Millions Of rcTes Of land as fertile as
the sun shines upon. await their industry,
await the Transforming processes "tseh shall
develop ttelr resources and add wealth and
tn the common eaiths in which
lie. y lHa d few years Of honest indus
try they may be enabled to sit literally under
their own VINES and i1g trees, nor ask any |
"a INC tH1Htttst. Let iHetIl toTSaEe he
crowded raarts CT the East where they now |
vssnly seek serviie employment and bic to
he boF1dless aid inviting domains of the
Here there Is room enough arr! |
% spare. Never mind the negro. He IS well
enough, better If than they are. and will not |
lnrt them ia the least. 4 few facts which |
hey will soon learn viii! dispel any ]iat.ciful
Illusions which may now dance before their |
visions, and put every thing straight
Oh the soose.S-BnttetiH.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

| TIM AFRICAN APPRENTICE BiLI.-lhis at
| present much agitated question is beginning
| toE E!ow ~tiresogle to the readers of the respec-
tive journals l~avoring OF opposing it. The
| pBhiic mind seems to have pretty we'll set
tied down upon the subject, and further agi-
itaticn has become almost unnecessary. We
give place in our columns to-day a conrnu-
n~ication from Fairfax strongly advocating
the. n eastre. This we do because we are
w1tlif' g to give, as far as We are able, a fair
showing 10 the other side. We differ most
matefia!!y with "FaiTfaxn in regard to the
tone pf the press Of this State upon the f.
mes,s African Apprentice Bill and would re-
spaA::ttnlly suggest to him that he read the
t,agser s aud scan them we'll before he arrives
at thu age conclusion that "'he prevailing
tone Of the press is in favor Of the scheme"
Again " Fairfax" is cropping about III bllssfni
darkness when he asserts that "a majority
Of the people are in favor Of the measure in
which it passed the House Of Representa-
"Fairfax1 must have been sleeping
Th'le. the matter has been in agita-
ton His views are among the best and
We have yet read upon the subject
b%uhdssntst confess that the pins could easily
be knocked from under him without half q
.rial-1ot a suggestion does he advance that
IAN be n,aiGtained. In a word the whole
IL a "haneo that can bring no anti
"Fairfax'' or any enc else can have
he use OF OH columns, with due regard to =,
race, to oppt Sc or defend the merits or de-
Of the case. {
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

~ We always Ike to encourage the
Muses. whenever we can, but contributors
NUT bear DIE very important tact in mind,
and that IS, their names must always accom-
pany their efitsions. Miss "L. CO must
send ps her name and then her very pretty
verses shall be gwen to an a1ln,iripg world.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

Great CnEyAssE- TAousands Of Dollars
'eorh q property BE ing sacrificed at The Peo-
PIES Cheap Store, Baton Rouge. All the
efforts Of Mtssrs, S soHMAE1ssK1 & Co., 10
stay the rush Of customers to their establish
meat have proved uoavailing. Still, a few
more left : :@'''f
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

WIZ, sue4n n-t...asaz
TIA during he ssn'rn. !. mont. &c e ll I'n
are always anaiou u 81 ssa.. sad.ta
s t..4 fes.:sd Place rhsls lhsy' d ..'aa.' 81
'ofss which ttaeifl bone. sen..,l e'ley,saa
t se, t,@:, ,Aat period q seel,. g , ,a'a
. sSt ths.. @avs.psat ssy...l .sss,,', s!I'I
nave had enough Of crowded be 49,
ls"' servants poor acconnodI.t;,,,.'a'',
@ "o Io',.",t IT all, 9 that IL. ~, y
asa hereafter TO stayat fhon..A,. Isess|.
thing ! notice that our ssonsI..1t'9l ssasIall
oss,''''Ins to grow weary d l,s,;,sl y, =
'of simmer comforts, whhiicIh.n1;;.aSsIIaae1'h WIN
rare and are determined u p.ts,i,s', "
Institutions This Il perlestiysss,,s.. 'ep's
l am sure from personal s1p.li.,.. $3.50. ea
custom Of going North dunn. 49, =
;x+aa 49,: ,', 4's. ! ivsnhas thhsitiey,1.r5
s'eo. 1t is oar datyas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at home and ]spendonr MONEY .s.....1ll y.
"aefe mat money is aeaaited, 49,
it to Abol'tioni;ts, i tas .sIssI.,Ill 3,
convinced every vuesouthhern.rB.;inl -
with me-. @ #"7Asse ~
now ar. pL4arrr there, ii 81 4.
a most admirable spot forthhe,r.ct;o,ss -
hotel as a place IF sum SUMMER r.sort, 49,. ~. ,
'of our own citizens, but sr.peoa.sf.m.
parts Of the State. Tie Place iltaaN :.
Lake Crocodile Just about wlefe I. c..
lsEe and opelousas Rail Road cro.,.. ~,
some e%nterprising gentleman.coud I. zta,,,.
possessed energy enough q t.I.It1..
properly n hand u conyipc.d-,
handsome yield would reward Il. i.ln,,I
.aFse building with apartnsa11s NTH. "a
afhsi'es or, even SINAI eottagessmiebtI.
erected, with a fine garden, bili,ta,n..
en pm alleys o. any innocent ann. ,,.,.'.
FoaIa attract a large crowd divisional 1.,=
ne summer. The fishing i thiir pl.ee " Il,
client, the scenery beautiful and l. H..
ION most admirably adapted ffor uu,ao..z
People from Baton Rouse,vhomkdd.
II instance, to spend Sundays prko1a.uz
ct Of town could take tie carssea,hssn 4. /.
Forming from the river terminus 81 s1o.llA
nd return in time to K tn Ii a.s et;yzzlpsS
one. The expense Of I'LL haasyiIrters.
would be observation-disclosures.
d TO to the expense Of going out ID GGfetp..
'eli, OF nenEfan d AAmitespatisnsss. nIadi
he expense would Be ! rife md WI on.
oes in for cheap auusenents.e.reeetsssaattlep
ow-s-days.
If you will, Mr.=p1anter. laasis ~ n ksll,
insert his little notice sueh ! ehsnet
r an enterprlsinEE maj in yonl.
We it your editorial ssisfta lee, sant*la6*
that you willie doing agnedt
ards your fellow citizens. aad WiltIsreceisa..
Ie thanks Of a =Z.s.#aa.5.=ssz
WEST BATON RnUU WI
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

SATURDAY, MAY |, 1868.

~ The weather is growing very warm.
though windy. and@our crops promise finely.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

poEITleAL TROUBLES Fhe Democratic
Convention Of Illinois has divided on the L.
compton question into administration and
Douglass wings. Separate resolutions were
passed. The administration wing made no
nominations.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

.dsppoi,tnent BY the Psssiaent-of the Police
JnrV-JoHs A, BIRD TO be Road ard Leyee
Inspection 81 of The 7th Ward ofthiiz parish t,iace J.
". PfrEs- rernoved-to Crosse Tete.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

y The Hon. John Ewing, forfaerlly w
resentativei in Congress from Ind1ans 800 ~ 8
his residence In Vincennes, on tnes ~ - -
in the SEVENTEEN year Of his age. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

he Arkansas river is reported falling.
The Alabama rising.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

u7~Etns, %. Favraf. is our authorized col
iretof for the CITY Of Baton Range.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

- All comm u11iestioua INTENDED To promote the ne
' ate ends or interests nf Corporations. Societies, MIR
Tidnals, or scioeis, will be charged III advertisements
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
NOTICE.

Communication intended far This "a per should be
a reeted to Baton Rsaiige.. Sn+ Ht4t Eaton Ronge.
Our exchanges will spnfar 4 favor upon us By direct
az as shov-.s %S
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

97- Cards Of a PERSONAL character can csry be in
e rted ia this papsr az Advertisements, and must b.
aid for IS ADVANCES. 5#455%
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-01

- - |O'I Sam319lQll1Ia9rf 'u31S9l1lQ Gasss
S5re'men uno Ste,u>S1orf.
via Southampton
bur bic eans neusn elegant stn8erGen pp
Dsn Z500 Gpnnen unp 700 Yerpetra1t
Sremen, Capt IL. Vessels,
SuOiOa, Capt G. Wenke,
NewzyOrt, Capt. II. J. Won Santen,
QSeier, Capt. J. Ii. Getjen.
A6fabrt 8emerbaDsn unp bon gprt reaen6 sia
ale IA Ed8e Des SUnnabenps
Sts SFpeDtonstase is"O us fOls fsassisst:
SnOiOn,
6. NOSbr.; Capt g. 2Dents. a. 9elbr.;
QSejer,
20. NpDbr.; Capt S. . (6atten. IS. De;br.;
ytew Yrrf,
a. Desbr.; Capt $. i. D. Sanen. 1. San 1859.
Bremen,
18 OeSbr.; gap $. 2Denels. IS. San. 1859.
Ste Oamper eteer Gtn ban wGbrenb Der lDtntermpuae
au Der Saprt MAO 1remer tn SputbamptpA ur 9dnbun8
Der 9adletere nag @nslanp uap 5raatretb
Yalla9e- Preiie
W0n Sremcn mach 0letpz2JOre&
l. Gajate.. ....14O Ebaler Gplb
q. 50 -
3mti9enbeG ..----- So
BON N6eip=2BDrf ndcb Srcmcu
l. Gaiute------ .----.StlO
Z.
3w benbed- d------ "a
aue incl. Sefbft8ung.
Utit eteieH S1tntn perben Srtefe mad allen Ibel,n
OeHt9anoS oefproert nno uner Der Qurif per Bremen
In dQen ppf-Bureau's Der Scr ST omoeunnmrn
sDeeen 5raGt nne pafase man fb
Gelpke, keutgen & Reichelt,
j Mer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-01

ass.Ssaasgsyg
atf ssastE&eE,, gsaltimOrsl.. gpeGstP eti&ftiit
SsbCa IaOrs.a init Nusnabme 6es SOnntass) uro
tOitet GsnES per gDp8c, an Ote 3rdssr Bsbl6ar.
Der ,,gDtder" wir6 eBenfnlS In Bal9iugtUn unb
aBbeeltrg dsGt@ bar& 8rd9sr ben NpVnnsuten
ms pGus belpret.
Dur8 Ote YOf stfenbet fOfet Der taeltGe ,,geeftr"
$3.50 per Sabr, In uubebtn9ter Ypr6uSbe.
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every morning (ckcept Sunday and is delivered by
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities OF
Tasnington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
S3 so in advance.
M4s- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER is publis-
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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