Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-23
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The proprietor of the NEW YORK LEDGER ia cr.tisaa
at having il in his to in his for
he new yegriS9that all the old popular and eminent
writers OF the LEDGER staff hive been retained ana
ones added Among the latter we are pleased to mention
The name OF the Hon EDWARD EVERETT who is to furp
ca series OF articles, to be continued during the entire
year, under the title of (" THE MOUNTS VERNON pa
pERS." For these articles alone, we have already paid
Mr. Everett (for the benefit of the Ladies' Nopnt
| AssAcIation) the sum TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
AS an indication Of the popularity Of the LEDGER we
need only state the simple fact that its crculaon 10
larger than that of any other TEN literary IN ~
country Its great success owing to the acs that ~
proprietor the best writers in the connru 5
spares no expense IN getting up the BEST FAMILY PA
PER-a paper Of high moral tone. The exalted repsa
to9 OF IT'S contributors the practical and invariably pure
ana heathy character of all its articles care which
tEen mat not even one offensive will appear in ia
columns ana the superiority Gifts tales sketches have
literary paper has before reached we feel and al
ways have felt since the LEDGER attained its immense
circulation that heavy responsibility rests upon u.s. and
nave 70 discharge that responsibility conscien
tiously feeling confident that ultimately we should no
families. " ''o"s'iiNS Vi
AS TO the future at loss what to say We pre-
Ter 10 PERFORM rather than to PROMISE What have
heretoiore done Is known 10 readers they know what
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among The regular contributors to the LEDGER are
G Gd3E i p R,F PRENTICE FANNY FERN,
S 2!S COBB, ia, MRS sOUTHWORTH,
T. 5 ARfHUR, EMM iA G GHIci BROWNE,
VIM. ROSS WALLACE, sALLIE n. BRYAN,
CARLOS d. STUART, MARY STANLY GIBSON,
COL. w. d. DUNLAP, AUGUSTA MOORE,
and many eminent lawyers Cergymen, Professors in Col
leges and others who for the LEDG kR anonymous
w. and that our complete arrangements such that the
current expenses the Ledger and will constant
ly be- at the ofover Aree hu1dred thousand dollars
per dnnuns -
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will dispensed with. As we have already intmated we
prOsstn9 to those who prefer expend their force
in way, and content ourselves with doing what we
can make the LEDGER the most iuterestn2 and in
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N d. The number of the LEDGER, dated JAN ist 1852
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number the g MOUNT VERNON PAPERS" by the HON.
EDWARD EVERETT, will be commenced Mr.. Everett's
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