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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1858

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Terms and subscriptions offered by the Boston Post and allies

The Boston Post announces daily publication at eight dollars per year payable in advance, with three cent edition, boasting unrivaled circulation. It lists the Boston Press and Post, Boston Statesman and Weekly, and discounts for bulk subscriptions while noting liberal commissions for agents and arrears policy. It claims government authority to publish Laws and Treaties and that the papers print on Hoe & Company presses, enabling late publication.

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Printing Office Attracts Merchants With Reliable Service

In connection with this establishment is a large Book and Job Printing Office where every description of printing is executed with promptness. Particular attention paid to all kinds of commercial printing and mercantile work.

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Rates of Advertising for Tax Square and Notices

The notice outlines advertising prices for Tax Square and various notice types. Rates cover inside and outside margins, with per insertion and continuation fees, yearly plans, and special categories such as Reading Notices Probate Advertising and Insolvent Advertising. No discounts on Business or Special Notices.

Massachusetts Homeopathic Society meeting and events in Boston

The Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society held its annual meeting at the Meiona. New officers were elected including President Charles Wilde and other officers. A design showing Similia Similibus Curantur and Hygeia was adopted for the diploma. A Colation at Parker House followed with speeches by Gov. Banks and Rev Theodore Parker. Coroners verdicts reported drownings and suicides.

Massachusetts Homeopathic Society Miona Russell Wesselhoeft Boston George W. Dennett South Boston Milton Berry Reading L.M. Willis Canton William Bushnell C. F. Saunders Waltham William R. Chisholm New Bedford Conrad Wesselhoeft Dorchester William P. Wesselhoeft Charles W. Taylor Malden Charles L. Spencer ID. C. Cullis West Charles Wilde Brookline Milton Fuller G. F. Matthes S. M. Gale Newbury David Thayer D. A. Johnson Chelsea L. Macfarland Benjamin H. West Daniel Holt Lowell Gaoape Ww Parker House Thayer Charles A. Phelps Theodore Parker Reer Benj. H. West Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society Wilde Cates Commonwealth of Massachusetts Banks Hahneman Alexander Pope Phelps Meionnon Mejonaon Mildam Charles Storrs Wright Beacon Street Braman’s Baths Avery Sylvester Barnard Midland Railroad Company Boston and New York Central Railroad Company Col. DeWitt Boston Light Infantry W. W. Bullock Gen. Andrews Col. Bullock

Beatrice Play Sees Jordan Fares as Noted Actor

The notice apologizes for omitting Mr Jordan's name in yesterday's listing for Mr Leand's Beatrice. It lauds his brilliancy and notes his exceptional portrayal of a peculiar and highly engaging character.

Howard Athenton Mr Jordan Leand Beatrice

Right to open a wife's letters sparks a Westphalian trial

A divorce suit in Westphalia raised a delicate issue of marital privacy. The husband, after breaking the seal of a letter from a lover to his wife, faced a fine of ten thalers for unlawfully opening it. An appeal is pending as public interest grows.

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California Mails and Pacific News Summary Digest

A California dispatch dated March 22 notes mails and odf files from San Francisco, Wells Fargo express, and San Diego papers. It reports Hinton and Hooper discovering a rich Colorado river mine near navigable waters, a Sacramento regatta with six boats, Oregon population estimates, and a hanging in Dalles. It covers Nicaragua unrest, the Morning Star voyage, Pacific war updates, and Mormon affairs with Brigham Young urging flax production and self sufficiency amid strategic warnings to invading forces.

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Agriculture Beyond the North in Southern Lands

Boston Post surveys southern farming, noting cotton, rice, sugar as staples and planters with vast estates. It compares north and south, cites slave population effects, land values, and crop outputs from 1850s graphs, highlighting Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, and Louisiana as leading southern producers and stressing the south’s specialization in staple crops and home farming practices.

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Masked Paris revels clash with New York law and Mormon notes

A hostile clash erupts over Bernard Altman and Masard’s plan for a Paris style masque in Gotham. The Spirit of the Times warns of a $1000 penalty per offence and highlights past vile scenes. It voices opposition to the Academicans scheme and questions public safety and morals under Tiernan. Also cited are Salt Lake City grievances to the President and a bank robbery case where Albert Stockwell’s confession recovers most of the stolen funds from Grafton Bank.

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