The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-12-08
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THE NEW YORK LEDGER,

AS an indication OF The popularity Of the Lsdg5r,
need only state The simple fact, that its circulation i,
country Its great is owing the that ia
proprietor secures The best writers in the country
paper of high moral tone The exalted reputation Of
its contributors the practical and in. arably pure and
healthy character OF all It's articles the care which is
taken that not even one offensive word shall appear lis
columns, and the supfroriy Of its tales and sketches
have gained for the NsW Yor. Ledger a position that no
literary paper has before reached We feel and al
ways have felt since the Ledger attained its immense cir
culaon, thai heavy responsibility rests upon u.s. and
haze endeavored 10 discharge tina, responsibility con,ci
entiousy feeling confident that ultimately should re.
eeve the thanks OF thousands and tens of thousaas
families
As 10 the future we are al a loss what 10 saw We
prefer TO perform rather than promise What we have
hereloiore cone Is known 10 readers; they know
what the Ledger has been, and is now and must there
from Judge whatit will be hereafter I've can only saw
that among the regular contributors the Ledger are
EDWARD EVERETT, w BRYANT
CHAR. rs DICKENS, GEORGE P. MORRIS.
PAUL MORPHY, Mp WILLIS
Hon. y. J. RAYMOND, ANNA CORA RIrcHIE.
yuHS q SAKE, fNi'oh' Mas sAsN sIG IEKN,
sYi.vANUs .OBB, Jun, MRS sOUTHWoRrB
EMERSON BENNETT, MARION GARLAND,
VIM ROSS WALLACE ALICE CARY,
CAkLO5 ID. STUART, EMMA A. BROWNE,
COL. w b. DUNLAP, SALLIE Nj BRYAN,
and many eminent Lawyers CieYgymen, Professors IL
Colleges. and others, who write The Ledger anon
ymousy and that complete arr8ngeme ns are such
that the current expenses Of the Ledger now and will
constant be, al The rate of over lhyee hNndysd
dollars per annun. %
Facts nke these carry with them more weight than any
comments that could be made, and comments will there
fore be spensed with, As we have already minated
we .as leave promising 10 those who prefer TO expend
the orce IN that way and content ourselves with doing
whai we can 10 make the Ledger most and
Instructive Family Paper in The world. -
me Neic York Ledger is published every Saturday and
sold al all the news ohces in every city and town
throughout The country, and lie mailed To AT
TWO dollars per annum two copies are sent for three
Hars ANY person ohisining eight subscribers at 81 so
raeh (which - our lowest club rasl and sending us
GIG Yill be entitled 10 copy Free Terms
in advance,
III The postage on the Ledger any part of the United
States paid quarterly yearly in advance, atbe Office
where Is received is only twenty six cents year
Canada subscrbers must each send twenty six cents
IN addition TO the subscription prioe Of the Ldg pay
the American postage.
IL Subscribers past write their addresses, inc luding
The name OF the place county and State in which they
res,de, "a plain hand, so as to avoid mistakes
III No subscriptions wanied from cities, large
Villages or Other places where news Offices perma-
nenily established.
III All commune atoms must be addressed, postage
pad, 10
ROBERT BONNER,
Proprie OF the Ne,c York Ledger,
675 No. IS Ann New YORK