Volume 11 Advertisement Rates and Payment Terms
Two dollars paid in advance or two dollars and fifty cents if delayed three months, and three dollars if not paid by year end. Advertisements inserted at flyleaf rates: seventy five cents for the first square, thirty seven and a half cents for each subsequent insertion. Single in sections one dollar per square, semi monthly, monthly, and quarterly ads charged the same as a single insertion. Insertions must be noted on the margin or they run until discontinued and charged accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LRP
Binser
Hartmat Q¢Erian
Westfield
Hartmat
Weathold
Mr. Harboan
Weetfield Breune
P Pannot
Tau
Ababet
Angililiie
Serle
Beenie Tor
Boelinge Ware
Mr. Aharman
Westield
Traud Litte
Greva
Miro Green
Ian
Esau Poste
Westlield
Hurts
Bartana
Lomein
Union
Mr Hartman
A Selected Case on Character and Temptation
The piece argues that judging others by their faults corrupts memory of their good qualities. It recounts Westfield and Hartman’s scenes of envy and temptation, showing how disparagement harms reputations and calling for humility, integrity, and restraint to support virtue and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Heaven
Church of Christ
Aes
Evangelist
Montgomery Convention and Southern Agricultural Alliance text
The Montgomery Convention aims to organize a slaveholding Southern Agricultural Association with meetings in participating states. The Montgomery Advertiser notes enthusiasm for Southern sentiment and local interests shaping national policy, highlighting Toombs’ address, officers chosen, and plans for future meetings in Columbia with emphasis on regional unity and agricultural progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Southern Central Agricultural Assocation
Macon
Alabama
Tere
South Carolina
Montgomery Advertiser and Gazette
Daniel
Savannah
Georgia
Estelle Hall
Taomy
Mississippi
Dunne
Agricultural Institute
Robert Toombs
Carl Toombs
Bor
Nater
E. A. Hoht
C Bellinger
Biba
Col. Young
Miss
Walker” Andersamella
A. G. Summer
Jamote Chambers
Columbia
Niger
Agnés
Toombs
Southern Standard
The Constancy of Sages and Death’s Fear Explored
A reflective essay discusses how sages feign constancy to mask agitation at home and the fear of death. It argues most people misunderstand death, noting heroes fail without virtue and that envy and pride shape judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Sillier
Cengis
Living beyond means seen as hindrance to moral life
A moral critique of extravagant living that pursues appearance over prudence. It warns that pride and fashion tempt individuals to overspend, strain credit, and deceive others about worth, risking dishonesty and social disgrace. Readers are urged to avoid such habits and live within means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Crverat Palace
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