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Appeal to the public : In private disputes, to be compelled to appeal to the public, is a disagreeable alternative ... I solicit ... a patient and candid perusal of the following justification of my conduct in discharging Mr. Thomas Farnham from riding post from my office

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Green, Samuel, 1768-1859

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To the members of the Council and General Court. In order that the members may be certain of receiving their newspapers, messengers will be sent every morning to the several offices in this city, to procure such papers as may be directed, and the same will be delivered from the post office, in the State House, (east wing,) to all those who may be desirous of obtaining them, in said manner; and they are requested to mark thus + against the names of newspapers in the following list. ..

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[Boston : s.n., 1850?]

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To the members of the Council and General Court. In order that the members may be certain of receiving their newspapers, messengers will be sent, every morning, to the several offices in this city, to procure such papers as may be directed, and the same will be delivered from the post office, in the State House, (east wing,) to all those who may be desirous of obtaining them, in said manner; and they are requested to mark thus + against the names of newspapers in the following list. ..

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[Boston : s.n., 1849?]

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To the members of the Council and General Court. In order that members may be certain of receiving their newspapers, messengers will be sent every morning to the several offices in this city, to procure such papers as may be directed, and the same will be delivered from the post office, in the State House, (east wing,) to all those who may be desirous of obtaining them, in said manner; and they are requested to mark thus + against the names of the newspapers in the following list. ..

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[Boston : s.n., 1848?]

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To the members of the Council and General Court. In order that members may be certain of receiving their newspapers, messengers will be sent every morning to the several offices in the city, to procure such papers as may be directed, and the same will be delivered from the post office, in the State House, (east wing,) to all those who may be desirous of obtaining them in said manner; and they are requested to mark thus + against the names of the newspapers in the following list. ..

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[Boston : s.n., 1845?]

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To the members of the Council and General Court. In order that members may be certain of receiving their newspapers, messengers will be sent every morning to the several offices in the city, to procure such papers as may be directed, and the same will be delivered from the post-office in the state-house, to all those who may be desirous of obtaining them in said manner. The members are requested to mark thus X against the names of the newspapers in the following list. ..

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[Boston : s.n., 1842]

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To advertisers. Advertising in the Springfield Republican. Circulation 12,000. Of daily 4500. Of weekly 7500. No newspaper in all New England, (save two or three in Boston), has so large a circulation. ..

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Samuel Bowles and Company

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[Springfield, Mass. : Samuel Bowles & Company, printers, not before 1855]

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Worcester news-paper---free and uninfluenced. Proposals for circulating Thomas's Massachusetts spy in the town of Boston and its vicinity

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Thomas, Isaiah, 1749-1831

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[Worcester, Mass. : Printed by Isaiah Thomas, 1782]

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The best number yet! See the great original poem! And the Dogtown correspondence!! In this week's Cape Ann advertiser! Look out for a great story entitled the Blue wonder! in our next! ... Published every Friday morning, and sold at all the principal news depots and bookstores. Four cents single, $1,50 per year, in advance. ..

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Procter Brothers

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[Gloucester, Mass. : Printed at the Advertiser Office, 1859]

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Not dead! The Cape Ann advertiser is out! Containing the first number of the 'Indigo [i.e., Blue] wonder!' by the "Learned Poodle!" ... Another great poem soon!! : Several novelties in our next, including "Off-hand jottings from Surinam," ... Only four cts. $1,50 per year. ..

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Procter Brothers

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[Gloucester, Mass. : Printed at the Advertiser Office, 1859]

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Circular to the friends of American republicanism throughout the United States The editor of l'Hémisphère, (a French journal published in Philadelphia,) respectfully addresses himself. He begs leave to represent to them, that since its establishment in October 1809, this journal has sustained many and serious losses ..

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Negrin, John J.

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[Philadelphia, Pa. : s.n., 1810]

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Appeal to the public. In private disputes, to be compelled to appeal to the public, is a disagreeable alternative ... I solicit ... a patient and candid perusal of the following justification of my conduct in discharging Mr. Thomas Farnham from riding post from my office

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Green, Samuel, 1768-1859

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[New London, Conn. : Printed by Samuel Green, 1799]

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Philadelphia, January 5th, 1787. Sir, The subscriber should think himself wanting in gratitude to his kind customers, and undeserving of their future favour, if he should neglect to return them his most humble and unfeigned thanks for the spirit and encouragement they have uniformly shewn him in promoting his success in printing of a news-paper, in the winter of 1785 ..

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Smith, Robert, Jr

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[Philadelphia : Printed by Robert Smith, Jr., 1787]

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City reporter extra--for August. The sea serpent of 1817. Preface to the work on the sea serpent. ... This work will be published entire in the City reporter for August. Ready for delivery on the 16th. Proctor and Brother, agents for Gloucester. Terms--two cents each--$1,00 per hundred. Advertisements for the City reporter for August--of which number 10,000 copies will be circulated gratuitously--should be sent in by Saturday, August 13th, to secure an insertion. ..

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T. Davis & Co

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[Boston : Printed by T. Davis & Co., 1859]

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Newspaper notice. Portsmouth, Dec. 1, 1862. Mr. Avery would inform his yearly and monthly subscribers, that on and after this date, the price of the Daily journal, or of the Daily traveller, will be $9 per year, or 75 cents per month; and the Daily herald $6 per year, or 50 cents per month. ..

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Avery, Samuel Ayers, 1831-1872

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[Portsmouth, N.H. : s.n., 1862]

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Aurora Office The heavy loss sustained by sending the Aurora to country subscribers who have never paid the value thereof, rendered it indispensible to adopt a rule of not sending the Aurora to any person who does not comply with the terms, viz. The Aurora is published daily at Philadelphia, at 8 dollars a year. The Aurora for the country is published at Philadelphia, three days in each week, at 5 dollars a year. The country paper contains all the political information of the daily paper--no charge is made for packing and forwarding the Aurora, which circulates more extensively than any other in the Union. Payment for each must be made in advance--for the daily paper, half yearly if preferred--for the country paper, the whole in advance

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[Philadelphia, Pa. : Printed by William Duane, 1803?]

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Proposals, for publishing a new periodical paper, entitled, The independent gazetteer, and Pennsylvania advertiser to contain the freshest and most material intelligence, both foreign and domestic; together with essays, pieces, extracts, &c. upon various subjects; entertaining, moral, religious, &c.

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Oswald, Eleazer, 1755-1795

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[Philadelphia, Pa. : Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1782]

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Read the inducements we offer you to subscribe for "The Boston echo."

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Stone, H. J.

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[Boston : Published by H.J. Stone, 1871?]

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Litchfield, August 2, 1762. Advertisement. A post having begun to ride from New-York to Hartford, comes through Litchfield, and brings the New-York gazette, or Thursday paper, at the rate of twelve shillings lawful money per year ... All persons that are willing ... are desired to send in their names to William Stanton in Litchfield ..

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[New York? : Printed by John Holt?, 1762]

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The cheapest family paper in the world! Dollar newspaper Philadelphia, only one dollar a year : The Dollar newspaper has been before the public now nearly ten years, and the success that has attended it, in one of the largest, if not the very largest subscription list in the country, would seem to render unnecessary any extended notice of its character, or of what it will be in the future. ..

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A.H. Simmons & Co

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[Philadelphia] : Brown's Steam-Power Job Printing Establishment, Ledger Building, Phila., [1852?]

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To the editors of the Philadelphia newspapers. Gentlemen, I respectfully request your attention to a few remarks, which, I hope, will be received with the same spirit of candour in which they are dictated. ... I have been disappointed. The essays I have written have been republished in few of our papers. And with two or three exceptions there has scarcely been an editorial line in favour of any of the objects advocated. ..

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Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839

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[Philadelphia : s.n., 1829]

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Journal editorial room directory. June, 1871

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Boston Journal (Firm)

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[Boston : Printed by the Journal Newspaper Co., 1871]

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It is required of each post master to keep an account of newspapers and pamphlets received, according to the following form, and to forward it to the department with his other transcripts as a part of his quarterly account. ... : Account of newspapers and pamphlets received at the post office at Lexington, County of Fayette, in the state of Kentucky, from April 1, to July 1, 1829

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United States. Post Office Department

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[Lexington, Ky. : s.n., 1829]

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It is required of each postmaster to keep an account of newspapers and pamphlets received, according to the following form, and to forward it to the department with his other transcripts as a part of his quarterly account. ... : Account of newspapers and pamphlets received at the post office at Lexington, County of Fayette in the state of Kentucky, from April 1, to July 1, 1829

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United States. Post Office Department

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[Lexington, Ky. : s.n., 1829]

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Particular notice. To the subscribers of the "North": We announce, with deep regret and mortification, that the "Boston North" is not published this week, in consequence of the failure of the parties, without sufficient warning, to fulfill their contract with us, for printing it. ..

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Josselyn, Lewis, 1805-1889

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[Boston : s.n., 1859]

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Boston, Mass. June 10th, 1848. Dear Sir: You being a subscriber to the "Christian rationalist," are hereby informed of a delay of some weeks, which it is still judged necessary to submit to. The object is to place the paper, in the outset, on a sure and permanent foundation. ..

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Fernald, Woodbury M. (Woodbury Melcher), 1813-1873

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[Boston : s.n., 1848]

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Prospectus. Nashville, Sept. 25, 1847. Sir: I trust you will pardon the direct and personal appeal I am about to make to each of the subscribers of the Nashville Whig and politician. Since I became interested in the establishment, and took charge of the editorial department, its subscription list has steadily increased. But although this increase has been very considerable ... the number of subscribers is still far from being as great as it ought to be ..

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Hall, Allen A., -1867

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[Nashville : Published by Allen A. Hall, 1847]

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The Williamsburg gazette is the only paper published in the 1st Congressional District of Virginia (composed of 16 counties) and has reached a circulation and acquired an influence, as a business paper, unprecedented in the history of country journalism in the state ... Below we give the names of two hundred and fifty houses in Richmond and Norfolk, who regularly advertise in the Gazette, to address any of whom in regard to the character of the paper, we would esteem an especial favor. ..

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Ewing & Lively

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[Williamsburg, Va. : Published by Ewing & Lively, 1858]

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(Private and confidential.) Biddeford, Oct. 22, 1868. Gentlemen: Enclosed please find a list of the Maine Democrat at present sent to your office. Those who do not pay prior to the 1st day of November, will have to be left off my books. ..

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Smart, E. K. (Ephraim Knight), 1813-1872

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[Biddeford, Me. : s.n., 1868]

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V.B. Palmer's American Newspaper Subscription & Advertising Agency, Scollay's Building, Court Street, Boston

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V.B. Palmer's American Newspaper Subscription and Advertising Agency

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[Boston] : Dutton & Wentworth, printers, 37, Congress Street, Boston., [1851]

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An Occasional paper, containing the most important and authentic advices. Newport, Monday, Nov. 6, 1775

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[Newport, R.I. : Printed by Solomon Southwick, 1775]

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The cheapest literary and anti-slavery paper in the United States. Cincinnati, Aug., 1861. Dear Sir: I take the liberty of sending you a copy of "The Free nation," with the hope that you will become a subscriber to the paper, and also aid in introducing it in your place. As an inducement for you to subscribe ... I will send it the first year at half price--that is only $1,00 for 52 numbers, less than 2 cents each. ..

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Moore, Amos, 1824-1909

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[Cincinnati : Published by Amos Moore, 1861]

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A great number!! Great original prize tale! Complete in this number! The Cape Ann advertiser for March 11, contains a great original and local prize story! entitled Amy Clowly! Written expressly for the "Advertiser," by Miss Sarah G. Duley ... : Also, full particulars of the recent disasters and loss of life on Georges. ... All the local news! ... Terms $1,50 per year, in advance; single copies 4 cents. ..

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Procter Brothers

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[Gloucester, Mass. : Printed at the Advertiser Office, 1859]

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Private offer to postmasters. To the postmaster:--Dear Sir:--As we believe there is no copy of the Post [i.e., Saturday evening post] now taken at your office, and as we are desirous of placing it in every post-office in the Union ... we make the following liberal offer especially and exclusively to postmasters and their assistants for the coming year ..

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Deacon & Peterson

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[Philadelphia : Published by Deacon & Peterson, 1858]

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List of newspapers authorized by the secretary of war to publish advertisements for all the bureaus of the War Department--complete to January 1, 1866

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[Washington, D.C. : s.n., 1866]

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Couldn't stand the press

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[Boston] : Horace Partridge, wholesale dealer in and importer of fancy goods, jewelry, plated ware, Yankee notions, stationery, soaps, perfumery, fireworks, toys, national flags, songs, emblem pins, stationery packages, &c. no. 27 Hanover Street, Boston. Nearly opposite American House., [between 1860 and 1870]

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