Tarboroush Press subscription and ad rates
The Tarboroush Press, by George Howard, is a weekly issued paper at two dollars and fifty cents yearly in advance or three dollars at year end. Less than a year is twenty five cents monthly. Subscriptions may be discontinued with notice and arrears paid. Distants must pay in advance or provide local reference. Ads up to a square cost one dollar first insertion, two cents per additional insertion. longer ads at proportional rates. Court orders and judicial notices cost twenty five percent more. Ads must state the number of insertions or run until ordered otherwise. Letters to the editor must be postpaid.
Dr Evans Soothing Syrup Aids Teething Infants 1840
An advertisement extols Dr William Evans's Soothing Syrup as a safe effective remedy for teething distress. It claims to prevent convulsions fevers and death by easing gum pain and opening pores, with praise from a grateful parent and directions for use and purchase details in New York and agents in Tarboro Elizabeth City and more.
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William Evans
Chatham St
New York
J.M. Repsonp
Carp
Howann
Tarboro
M. Russet
Elizabeth City
Treasury of the United States Act Establishing Public Money Depositaries
Federal statute lays out creation of designated depositaries for public funds at New York Philadelphia New Orleans Boston Charleston and St Louis with receivers general at each point to manage safekeeping transfer and disbursement duties. It authorizes bonds audits and penalties for embezzlement and specifies currency and accountability rules for all officers handling public money.
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Hitler
Treasury
United States
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Louisiana
New York
Boston
Massachusetts
Charleston
South Carolina
St. Louis
Missouri
Senate
City of
Customs
Uiem
Congress
Treasury Department
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Sec. Snd
District of Columbia
Treasury of
Test Office Department
Post Office Department
General Post Office Department
General Post Office
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the Tarboroush Press
George Howard
The
Treasuer
Treasury and Post Ofice Department
Postmaster General
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