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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-19
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lan9tt ben wertb9ealten rmb mt4i9len Sbetl hes Statt8ebiete8
atb 2pts i'm SatntteiIe Der Statt gu bem fir baS erte Gaufenb
f%af5efeaten Yrets bpn $l25 sum @erfauf Su trin8er, unb ,mar
ldblungen Sn S.. 8reie 9eetS IN better 5prrt garantirt. Die
Jnan8rtfnabnte bieles SmbtttetlS 1T min fpnpbl BPM b6dNfen
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pa3u ~brdn8en. DrtS, @terfen Hnb Northumberland ME Elm
steamer sur Serfeuun9 neuer, reeelnaBi9er 8erbtnbuna nit
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ote{es 9ldne8 pn Der @eieGftaft ge6aut, unb bic N~usfl6rurS
0teleS 9ldne6 ntrb IN 6ur8e ben Gentraipunft fir bic lrnaeaenS
mad unferer Stabt le9en.
Brdmtert
stRebeub ertpcber In ciner 5000 Quaprat= EuF orpFen G5arteu
!oer ctnert 8retttdet auf benz SCI cll1aftsrampfidtfe werben ie
lad Der 2Babl 81 ben erfen bertauften 1000 Qpts befaeeeben.
Ser IN Der @ntptdelung b~egrifene B"abrtdplan let6et ba6urd
at4t muir tetue Beeintrd8ttgung iDnbern mug bur6 M~usfitruna
abtaGn s rnrlareS eff ietne g1n,e gDibh9fett erlanaen.
8atrtfantet, relde tbe @~tdblifement5 ua4 ga Sarbpr Gits
te9en, mer6en ab8e(eben tn Der 3%dniti9en Gage Smtfben gtcrb= unb
Seutente 8prtEeilc gcpinnen.
9ampblets werOcn u~nentselttt8 a~uS8e8eten, uns na6ere gad-
iben ertbetlt burb
si@lpl9sN G. ShmfSf Nocrt
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DR.. I|iufclani.
VQl{dmiIher HnrhinI

FIR l9nsIt 0tiun8 ron Quutu. @rt6tura, SnEuerieu. grSn.
nc, aianbtn pas GnS Fettr0treutuIantuu0 @nsietrUHa uua
aeaa hop a1p9In, Sr' ,'etun9 fdr Uat an bttttr GtdnFteii
%Veleentt, fsbf tn Den ltgttu StdbtCu.
DtetE eerl6mtt yrsfdtstoo II nItt9 btu Stittrn suttrIdf-
Rs. @e w far tins RldaC ppn &rnnits ten btNimnt, kt
alGcnflietE HHo GetabrItWtr ala dut an'trt htnu bt Btnsb,
n'r btstt5 earbes untsrpprftu Nub - Trdnfbeittu bic Won t-
afr ilttHen 4r'3ltune 9%rrrlbreu. Or. Sea, tltft ttat dr,t.
1e WRttorttdi !1lt; SD MID ntht ~btbdupttu, kds gdIt"
fur rnF II, rae bic pcf Hus bss gcbs Etrbtr far t; gtnrs.
ter Gnterer 3oden Hab ebr 10 idHu b,ftmmi eCrh4ern. bss
nc mas Rrdhtbet'tn pn arr8trcr @tfSbrltbsct unb Bftr
&~terbtfdGs %snfGbrtn. NV
GthE nstfers Nrobs bt trtisSti6su Gtf6brIthFett hu sn
tthef lttasn Grfolfun6 sn!ttrteuteu 1rdultt1tfu. ,Hat I'D be-
ttnent Sttd Eptr nat ttptnbt aus SEN UtribtCu bts YbiGdbsi.
pPta @Glnnopfatsamfes e%ntnommtnt Edts1s TrpSbCm pct.
lissIpptl dusriaRnt cine Der a~sfunbtReu Stdbte Der UnlcS ~
segt BE ElGeGtI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-19
SSicbtta fir OtutUouSerer.
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eycnersN erTc6ermnoen.


JOhnstOn's Insurance Rooms,
Jto. 70 SecDnpitr.
Teuer=I Wartne= nno Reconsideration
r1ng8sSOmpa9ntcn.
Gt6erIte ntO fcittlte E~Oinpnanic.
Serl'dernn9S~GgmP. Der 8alle9 y. Sir9inien,
2hn4tHr9~S 88zGpmp. y. Giroiuier
NIT 5000, 900 capital. '
Nlben1arlezS t08=Grmp. y. 0iroiuipp
nit $500, 600 @opitaI. oN"'
9b1rter Sat=ScrIi6. =9pnnp. bon !Sortfcrb
nit $3.50, 600 @aptal. IEi
Securttp<Ser Itdlerun98zGp1np. bon g}enzNcrt
nit $270, 900 GaptaI. ~
BbGttts0er Itderun98zG Comp. BON NenzNcrf
nit $500, 900 capital. oN"T
Ste Dlltte=S erIt6erunQ8 =Gplnp. y. Stems crf
nit $270, coo GopdaI. oN"t
Wtprta1tfsS erItder 8zGpmp. y. 9}emzMcr
nit $500, 600 Gaptal. 0~|f
gtetp@QSp @Ser1 tder Comp bon 9eipzOnrf
nit $3.50, 900 @opial. o~''
Wtercartile WtlttuQl Warine.
NIT 1000, 900 @apitaI.
Serettt9te St1dte1 2eBen8=0 erftderlt,to g.
nut 81, 25O,97 @apttaI.
gt0rt9erlt A1Itralce=Gp ntp. bon Qprbnr
NIT $2,194,1ll GQpitoI.
Ole pben bemerftcn @pmpoomecn TrS Tcr b.o ...,,
Std9te8 DtorDlanH %oltbOrirt umo lBenfr. ~ '0"'"' oH
&f MN oenl unter6eIDneten rePrdRntrtcn gDmpoonieco b,tc,
mutlt3 pert19bare8 capital gum UDQen pben S ~ 21Uen
Sera9 rerantpprtt0 fir bic 3oblun0 BON 8cr(tIten ""5'8'oelltH
Serf@erar98poltcen meroen ~0l89e9eben ln6 Rerrpfp rH,e4;s
eriebt. &BD8"' 8 "SSn n RunttIl4
Tre6. Iiium, GurtebOr. FS,1z IN
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Bianp'8 oltf 8eIte((ltn0

un6 son ieSer 9pti mb Sauort werten 8~eltefert.
Die grEBte Gprgfalt Miro auf bic @r6ett un6 auf re &u8wdtl
ter 0dtertaleh berwenlet unr er fam b,Ger fir jebe5 aus Itiuenl
Gnihtut btrpDr9etenbe Sufrrntent bie @arantte Iternetren, taB
eS aae GieenIdaften eineS 9uteu pianos bette.
N1e Snfruncnte aus metner 5abrit Werpen fir 5 Sabre pUn
Dem Idb hes NerfaufeS al 9arantrt.
2efpn0ere Nuimertiumfeit miro auf bic Nu8whtt Spn Sn1ru-
rtenten, re6e In elmer 9rrBer @ntfernpt9 rerienrtt werten, YER
ncnret NIB Elm 9prreGt pf8 llmtanfdeS tnner6at6 6 Ntrnnte1 ppm
@erfaui8tage an, miro ~gefattet, Iglte Elm Snfrumeut ntat W.T.
f1nci9 %befrieHtBGt.
RS @~teebanoler wertsn pOGttGan SET TINS spr5ufrreten se fe
I6 anNerndr IS umIeben.
&efGn6i9 ~pUrrdt6ig cite @u5pabt BON MelObepns, sUn en- BE
fen Sntrumentenntl 0eru pa $1,000.
r &ianp$ perben unt8etauf6t, au59entetbGt rb geftntntt.
Wm. STmabe II. Spnip.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-19
Sr. 0ufelnno'8 terii9ute8
Nentfcbcs &Sirtfr5

hAH WV y ANttE ttIitVAN.
E2;%21t5 e~rA9pfln9, tRuetl de o~emerjoen, Nnoraua bee
Siu;f5 nd bem. Rppfs .5aurf In Wdasn, 6trsSrcnarn, 5pb.
srtdnca. U 'pett pftatctt, Gtbwete I'm NiaEen, SbmlRt rms
&f8 &tfUbI TN EHl4sp uab uutsrtej6 S&merer Qtttm
9ertlcpjen 5tv tf ber ad8tn. Jlsten In hem @tHAt
Btc'ec uu6 S@pftmtrstn. Dsf&pereru btIrt attncR. Stlf.
stroed Der ragt urb Gn8sn, Seittafebeu Gamsr;tn la
Rltta nm ben @ltt6trn. 6tgt i'm 99Yf go Bremen tm
Jtetit, &aGaiQfttt uab 9i.tRresibla isGbtt.
81, Gt5rotaumer ~s1pfa6len biefe WetStn Der @rfA srFraln.
telt bS 4%u9ltfdnts isR Ibu5 nat vpn oem QDertb uub bar
1p8enefsntgtt eerfI IN fir abe esiben. wOflr fs ~sSrfebtns
%impfebltn wtrb. 50 tf b|es itu reutS unS ungtpruftes
DEtttsl, fontarn zines. ta' felt 10 S1brfn BITE Vrifon8 pOr bent
1mcrttanti4cn 9otts be2aHbsR BAT une beHsn 9uf Rnb Der.
fstf bic test nod ron iefutni Nntern errtiSt purit. Dis
}eu5rtHe ntibe be nprtts unb auSaejet6nCts &trtts unb prt-
7etparicuen aus al Il 8tetlen btefts eanbcs ju &undru asatu
AForn tnS EnEebGuert uno ct egeHaut Durbisf ma btS an!Strs
TO rH eFn Gtserttlner p%ubltsfrtcn Qtmaua6s, meI6tu Der.
iEte ungut8etbitb rur3 btG aGtntSn ~btyJbdItu last mut ara
bn unGlinbtBdtl ~ltsrituaen, bdf etffs 8lttSra mtru'e III
-frNbmtbNt Q.ElL Tent. neat e tEIanai bat.
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telt 8dtter jttgtn kaB k~etSdts"kr (. TbetI AMER Ettrh,
Is { tn htsiGn 9arbe burb ussssbrune Struriadt ptrb,n as,
aettten Won ben sablretden anbern aetStu, ps son stns,
ictbTeH @I;S!!"ss 5er6stasfutrt merbtn ~
edont euerc @ffmb6ett un6 penn ibr an elmer @rfGltuuo Scr
8rut poer Sun9e letbet, tdufet ette 8laf6e ron SufeIanbiS
baiianttldtt 9orttal ro tbr fDnaet auf itGere @ene1tua re6nen.
beiepat.
Sutet tprnnt ober ntandntat BON Se~r6Srtenem Wlaaen, In mel.
dem Safe pnS yDeut1fe SttterS" eebrau6t werten fD(ite Gn
Hdqen pm etnemt ancauerncen Suitet berritrenotr SdwGde 1Hb
abipnnrun9 bS gan5en Spitents pirb man paS 8itters Urn argeert
Mueen fnbfn.
6alelbe mtrb einsis BEL Or. 6. u. SafIpn, 43S artRr
9tilaotlR6ta, perfertt8t uo bel alen. Druesifea ub SlOrebaItern
pur) Die Ser. Staaten berfauft.
Yrets IS Gents BITE Slai8e, W319it
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Scrmtfbte Musetecu+
@tnoer'e NlGhntnfdbtne.

Ole G6netber bjefger Gtabt, iOpte ale geriOnen. wel&e cine
quite @a9mai4 the SIT baben mHni4en, ioatenn tf erinnern,
r8enb cine m0ere, uno % oud fwetmal 10 otel @el6
n~brtn8t. 3efe8 ma@t umRre Dtaibinen gu BEN btlli9~
# ten, welde I'M N}artte Iuc. Wctr ais 5000 booDn Tnb aIetn
in bicfger Staot in operation AT &Bfen, @Seiten unb NOen unb
8n6eu tbrc gt9ncr peer bic ramit a1beteE in BEN St0no 9eieBt, i@
meDr @elb gu sriParen, ais tbnen bttieS ont %anoerent Ne8e m69'
m @ebraud 1nt, baben mbdteu, ip0tn in uncrer Oifice:
SEQ. 159 BaltinpreItraBe
por5pretcn, no @ebrautS Inpeiiun9en IN beutIber, euol5der,
%rou36ii@r unb ipontIhtt GProd1e yu boben Itno unb 100 wr Sc
a tuejne ItaI0iuc tantt. auf ~oerielbeu orbeueu lernen.
S6tft nab ejnem @remptor BON Singers NGbmuibinet~3e Set
Gu9. Ollie AR0idtucn meroer cr gan3t8 Snbr mad ibrem NntQuf
oon mn8 III potter Sronuu9 unb Separation geboltcu.
(}b2S,iD @. 6. Brpbertd, MQent.
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Samuel Burnett.
Ngeutur fiir ben 9oBbcf1den
Sd)Hupitabaf.

SD made hermit befannt bdB Id bic Neentur fir BEN be
eubmten Qptbediben Sdnupftabad aus Der 8abrtt bpn0 Qondr
ano CIR. Sdwaneberg IN philadelphia lberupntmen babe unb bal
Id ibn an @tplelnlea unb &lein=gertdufr u CT NJ al ter
Babrttpretfen abldte. petnrt6 &~refelo,
TettsS Hp.5 6drriipnHr
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Gin trdftige8 Nltcr ODER Ctn friib3titi0cr SOO

tn Gbtca8D, 81.
Die SuSen6, BITE Nthnnbett un0 ta5 M1ter, Mae Ip(teu 6te-e8
Bud leen. IS enttdlt nuBli6e 8eleGrungen aber bic Grbalturs
oe S6mdden ro R%tantbetten Der @efdteftsttetle, fir gte,
nelte an ben 10 erI66pfenben uo idltnneu 5pl8en Der uSelti-
3tatb uo Ste etnrrtn9lt9en Warn,tnsen, welde es ert6eitt, werOen
Sabre hes 3eteens Serblten unb idtrlt0 Sauienpe pn Qeben ret
ten. Der Setlun9splln, auf Ser &nwenbun8 Der @lecs
@teien, bab ~cieieniaen 9dttenten, Die tbr Sch fur Wlebt,tn aefSen
Set bhben, atns getetlt 3u fem, I'D nibt an bic rebte Shnttebe &C.
nenoet aben. Smppten3, l1nfm@tbartstt, fpmte ale nervGIe
eeeen nne S&waGen Der 81 l6le6taUrgane tSnnen nur auf elsf.
ridden 20e9e rattpne1 9ebetlt werben. Gesen Ginitnoung ron
lereLlrt: Or. S. GmbarlM 9 hieaae. so. CGb2l ilnMl
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b

. q II J 0 | 3.
Sau6ol3. San6ols.
ga Der Undergraduate ben @ei6dit8- Qut6ell oe8 Srt. Geo. Sc.
Snttb pOn Der alien 8trma tduli9 an ib 9ebratt bat, 70 miro er
nnnte9r ba8 @si4dft auf ietne et8ne, aaeni8e 9e6nuu9 am alien
se4dtt8plaBe @fe BON 8reat 9u9beS mo SObnOnitr., an Der
51oleite bs SditnS III alien ietuen perIdieoenen gran6en fort
ibrea unO enpiebtt T9 BEN alien 6un6em Der 6rma iofpobl
pe ernem 9ee9rten Publtunt. ST. miro itetS einen 9rOBen Bot
at1 gut 9etrpdnetes Sau- uno SdretherbOl5 balten unb o%aebe
gen pertmfen.
(Nb2,iD Samuel Burnett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-19
YettfeOern ! 8ettfeOern W%etffoSer,,

Seeben erbaltcn 1000 Yflnb Bethlehem Ton IebrnNtnm.- ~ =
ipelRe tb Su Den bili0lten Qreien pertauf wy" Yanlea
@baS. ROldSn6er, SO, % geF. Nro,ar,s
iwf&en Utarfe Spoee anh hsr arItSse" F'"B'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-08

o. | have known many a man to be ruin
ed BY holding some petty office a year or two.
| have seen good mechanics with a good run
of custom. neglect their business and mingle
with ~demagogues to obtain Office. In such
company they fell into bad habits and after
holding some petty office a year or two they
were good for nothing. The bad habits had
become fastened upon them like chains OF
iron, and they had no disposition to their for
mer honest occupation, but sink into idleness
and dissipation till an untimely grave buries
them from sight of men. If l had.an enemy,
and was wicked enough to desire to ruin him.
| would get him into office.
Let all who are tempted to exchange any
occupation by which they can obtain an hon.
est living, for an office think of these facts
for facts they are-Hackey.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-08

BREcKiNRIDeE MEN BRpuGHr TO THEIR
SENsEs.-The last Journal Of Commerce, a
Jealous supporter Of Breckenridge and Lane,
has a two column article urging upon the Sc
ceders and ofice-holders in New York to
unite with Mr.. Douglas supporters, (rho it
admits to be in the majority in that Statl and
with the Bell and Everett men, N order to
save New York from the Black Republicans
and disunion. After exhausting its argument,
it adds that a letter from Breckenridge him
self has been received in this city, urging
Cancellation and cooperation. We have not
seen the letter, but a friend Of ours has. 1t
urges the importance of carrying the State
for somebody-anybody besides Lincoln.
Agreed"
These men are getting scared already" at
the fury Of the storm they have raised. See
ing the probability OF the election of Lincoln
by the disruption of the Democratic party
caused by them, and the consequent possible
disruption of the Union, they are crying
aloud for help to save the country. and carry
1the State for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lincoln" Had this spirit been manifested
at Charleston and Baltimore by the Seceders,
we should not have been in our present con-
ltion.-Montgonsery Confederacy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-08

BEAUTIFUL AND TRUE.-In a late number
Of Frazer's Magazine. this brief but beautiful
passage occurs:
Education does not commence with a
mothers look, with a fathers smile Of appro-
baton, or a sign of reproof, with a sisters
gentle pressed hand or a brothers noble act
of torbearance-with handful of flowers in
green and daisy meadows-with birds nests
admired but not touched-with creeping ants
and almost im~perceptible emmeis-with
humming bees and glass bee-hives-witb
pleasant walks in shady lanes. and with
thoughts directed in sweet and kindly tones
and wosds to mature to acts of benevolence
to deeds of virtue and to the sense Of all good
to God himself
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-08

ARKANSAS MoDs or ENJoYMENr.-Tht
state OF society in Arkansas was excessivel,
rough several years since. We hope an,
believe it has improved latterly. The most
flightful tragedies We're enacted very FIRE.
quently, and the people seemed to thinb
nothing OF them. A dangerous cutting scrape
was regarded as a rather comical affair than
otherwise as witness The following, which is
substantially true:
Two desperadoes met at a tavern in Helena
one evening. They were named respectively
Tom Scroggs and Bill Pike. Says Scrnggs
"How's thlngsH
"Peart,' says Pike.
Heard you said you'd bleed me the next
time we met" says Scroggs.
That's me" said Pike, and two bowie
knives flashed dercely forth. The fellows
had carved each other pretty briskly for ten
or fifteen minutes, when, as Pixies ears had
been shaved off and his abdomen several
times punctured. it suddenly occurred to him
that he had enough of it, and he struck MS
coIors.
Whats all this 2" trembIingly inquired a
stranger, who entered just as the fl htended.
ooh, it's of no count" says the landlord.
an ETHEREAL creature of some two hundred and
fifty pounds weight, and with a face OF barn
door proportions, faint nothin'. Some of
the boys have been enyoyin' Morselres a Title,
that's all. Won't you hist in a little pizen,
stranger and the genial landlord set out a
black bottle and yellow bowl of brown sugar.
Curious country, that Arkansas, several
years ago.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-08
Err =
Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

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mating in hillary GnraES@tneat, c;,n>ct
by ;f.e lialaria Of mi,smnt.c countries
No ono ro,rrdv la,.der ,,1Isd fy 4. III
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~, -.r.n ..,, arise ton #, US, in v4ttaIl-
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Il.- ,.h;c1 ,,rotr.t: from or rrfr0,tS tIi.
-,,. IT. ,u,f,t In of ifpma ,se service In IN
.,.En5n tas vi,.r il prevails. ~ ~ty,xi,. Z
SUR ,h,, ,r,r,. for the Dati,ft ,~sl,554, ~
TX v,;.!, h. r,,s rln IN violent atr9ak, -
H. ,f7r,.l ij.so,a,,ar. IT.i< "rt5rE" c<grto
tie ,a.g-.nati. ,oi~a4 of FEvfK >~p .NGrt
rr,r, i4, >ys-rrl and T,.roDts the levchi5-
MOI; OF r,,c A;yc4se if .alau ON the inst an
pr .arh of its prcn.c .:-.ry sy7nrtoms. It i
not 4,3, +an ha~r remedy ev = VET discover :
for tlis cIa.s ~ c@nnlipts, hut ais, ~
..lntnoS- Iy,a 1,ra. nf,;at;tv WE erlnr3v@
= a55aa~ brine. it within fine roach Of over.
Lzj =. a,1 IN billions districts whore FFyr,
vs. ,\Gra r,va,1s, eve.v CODY should hive i;
anI 1-r i tI# Il fota IA cure and protection
/ i h.s.s.' o. l1itc VIII place il w:thin the
e..s Il .u--tn MOOR - ven =, tho ria,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-08
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
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ton of tone and strength to the system debiIi.attd
BY disease.
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Baton Rouge Steam TerlJ'

TTyHE NEW STEAM FERRY BoAI IL
uSUNNY SOUTH" w~illlesve ia,
ton Rouge at Z o'clock, A. NJ. during the s.nss
Winter months, and at 6o'clock during n. ~ !. :
and ply regularly during the day. An ;,shs
fifteen minutes viii take place between fhs'"r
either side. "A. ~
The boat will leave the Baton Rouge aas Nd
last trip at sun.down, and remain FIVE minu.; ;.er
on III opposite side; after which, persons ' !. nj.
crossing before sunrise next morning Will N
over in skifrs at double rates Of ferriage, sceV11'
contract. -..s Mt
eH- No contracts will be made for ieItss. -
year or quarter, but in order to suit the con'. .h.tt
Of those whose business or pleasure causes - -
ouent crossing of either themselves OF :. ~
Passage Tickets" will be sold on the Oo.. di.ss
AGES of twenty-five for Four Dollars, beings'N
Of twenty per cent. on the established 1atss co.
4,,. Proprietor
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The TOUGHEST OF TuRKEYs-Ihe effect 0
Blood PMs.-Cuf was a gentlemen's gentle
men down in old Virginia, and a darkey o
most undoubted honesty and truth but he
would sometimes tell tough stories. He me
"kurnel JohnsiEg's nigga as he called him
the other day. and after cussing and discuss.
ing various matters appertaining to theil
masters, fell into the following conversation
Sam-Well, Cuff, how you was7
Cuf-O, | isn't no wuss.
Sam-How is all the folks down at the
house.
Cuf-O, dey all able to run round, 'cept the
ole mans darter; she had the docter the
otner day. He came in, looked at her, kept
lookin' at her; said she was biIyous. and guy
her a box Of DR.. Roback's Scandinavian blood
pills. When the doctor go, she up an threw
the pills out the window. She wouldn't
cock cum, an'-greedy kus-he gobbled
down the pills, box an: all, wild the whole d.
r%ections.
Next day we had company, an had to kill
dat tnrkeycock, yer see: Brought him on de
table, billed wild lister sass massa flourish his
knife, and try to cut him up couldn't get de
knife into him.
Cuff, says he, 'how long did yer bile dis
turkey ~
"Bile him an hour, sah.'
Take him away and bile him another. hour
So took him away an billed him another
hour.
Sam-Did the company wait!
Cuh-O, vas, de company waited. Wall
brought the turkey in, an massa flourish his
big knife again an try to cut him; but he
couldn't do it, no sab!
Take him and bile him another hour
So ] take him down into de kitchin again.
Sam-Did the company wait?
Cut-Of course dey waited. brought in
de turkey agin, an massa try to cut. But it
wa no go massa git mad.
Take him away and bile him a week.n
So | took him an billed him a week.
Sam-Dm the company ,cait2
Cuff--O, vas. de company waited--bound
to see the fun out, yer know. Wal, in a week
brought in that turkey. Massa thought he
got him dis time sure but he couldn't cut a
hole IN him de ole cock wouldn't be cut.
Massa send me for the doctor, to hab the t1.-
KEY examined. The doctor came. look at the
tu%rkey--look all over him. Says he. sIt's
no use you can't bile dis turkey, for he has
taken a box of desc Scandinavian blood pills.
an dere isn't any bile in him.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-08

N- Dan Rice's famous elephant, Lallah
Rookh," had a grand " souse" and swim in
the Ohio river at Cincinnati, one day last
week, which was witnessed BY an immense
crowd. She went over to the Kentucky
shore frequently diving and cutting up
shines, win ch greatly amused the crowd
Dan Is coming South in the Fall.
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STATE OF IoUIslASA-paersH =, =

bATos EorGE. Feb. lst. lss a1a
b. II remembered, That on this frst d. .on
~ 1860. before me the subscriber a Jv,s - feass
Pence in and for the parish. Aforesaid ,e.aa q u
peared Nnl. ) Pike, and F. f. aS.rtr tsS s.aal Y
the southern Mutual Insurance C,mnanr rs, ~ 4
Rouge, who being daily sworn ACCORDING !. te|
depose aid say that tie above accounts ~ :
true, and a transcript from the books Of -, is1 9
pany. ~ vr|
~[Siyned. WI. 5. I p,..
F. F. HEBERT. Secretary. s1t
S%eFn to and subscribed before me. This g.,
Of February. 1sfn. IA uNs VI
isigned- =. A. wars
." Justice Of the pur
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-08

The CRoPs IN IowA.-A letter states that
the wheat in Iowa is much damaged by scab
and rust; oats are very heavy, and that corn
and potatoes promise we'll. Rain had fallen
abundantly every night for some time past.
The farmers are busy with the harvest.
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The following notice might nave been seen
some time ago, stuck up in a corset-mAker's
shop window in Glasgow-'all sorts Of ladies
stays here"
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UNION MEN IN THE ARKANSAS LEG1sLA-
TuRE.-From the returns already received,
twenty Union men have been elected to the
Legislature Of Arkansas. They will hold
the balance Of power.