Edgefield Advertiser Subscription and Ad Rates
Edgefield Advertiser outlines new terms by proprietor W F Durisoe. Subscription is two dollars and fifty cents annually if paid in advance, three dollars if not paid within six months, with paper continued until arrears are settled. Five subscribers earned for one year free. Advertisements are seventy five cents per square for first insertion, three quarters of a dollar for continuances, and one dollar per square for monthly or quarterly runs. Communications postpaid will be attended to promptly.
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Polk tariff pledge and revenue tariff principles
A reader forwards General McDuffie’s letter arguing that a revenue tariff, not protectionist, should govern imports under President Polk. The piece rejects high duties on sugar and iron, argues for uniform rates to raise revenue, and warns against monopolistic special protections. McDuffie cites Polk’s inaugural pledge and warns Congress against abandoning revenue principles for favored interests.
Press power and public light in a nation’s life
The Press is a strong guard of freedom and a powerful check on corruption. Cheap papers extend light to the masses, educate workers, and awaken public opinion on vital questions. The piece notes the press as a force for enlightenment and the public welfare, citing schooling and Lyceum growth, and then reports on counterfeiting arrests in Kentucky and North Carolina, with banks pursuing prosecutions and plans for wider arrests. It also notes counterfeit $20 and $100 bills and a broader depopulation claim about the Sandwich Islands influenza death toll.
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Foreign News Roundup From European Markets to Panamanian Talks
A Boston-bound steamship Cambria reports from Liverpool and New York gossip includes the Cowan Market briskness, railway speculation abroad, potato pest outbreaks across Europe, and Mexico US tensions. Updates cover atmospheric rail tests near Croydon, Panamanian Isthmus discussion, French Belgian rail deals, Madrid unrest, mosaic discoveries, and a London fire noted for roofing safety.
Beware of a two sun game dependance upon fre expectations
A fragmentary item notes concerns about a two sun game dependence linked to fre expectations. The readable text is limited, with no clear events, dates, or named entities to anchor a fuller summary.
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