Southern telegraph., 1836-06-17

TrL-sIE rIulAa
pHEIhDELPEEA uIZBaOR.
HE splendid patronage awarded TO lne
|Phade.phia Saturday CaurIcr, induces The
editors 10 commence tho publication, under
he above title, of q quario edition ut their
popular journal. so long known as the larg-
est Family Newspaper Ca the United States
with n Iisi of near TW NTY-SlA TiOUS-
AND SUBSCRIBERS.-The new feature
recently introduced of furnishing their rea-
dsrs with new books Of the best lucratdre
Of the day,haying proved so eminenlly sue
cessluI. The plan will be continued. SN
volumes Of the celebrated writings OF Gap
tain Marryatt, and sixtv-fyo Of Mr. Brooks
valuable Letters from Europe have already
been Published without interfering with It
news and miscellaneous reading. The
Courier is the largest and cheapest family
newspaper ever issued in this country, con
thinning articles in Literature, Science, and
Arts; Internal Improvement; Agriculture;
in short the every variety Of topics usually
Introduced into a public journal. Giving
fun accounts Of sales, markets, and news Ol
the latest dates.
1t is publised at the low price OF 81
For this small sum subscribers get valuable
and entertaining matter, each week enough
to fill a common book of 200 pages, aud
equal to 50 volumes year, and which Is
estimated to be read, weekly, by at least two
hundred thousand people, scattered In all
parts of the country, from Maine 10 Florida
and from the sea board to the lakes. lhe
paper has been now so long established a'
to render it two well known to require an
extended prospectus, the publishers, there
fore, will do no more than refer to the Two
leading daily papers Of opposite politics
The Pennsy Iyanian says-"Ihe SATURDAY
Courier is the largest and one Of the bes
family newspapers in the Unions" the other
the Inquirer and Daily Courier, says, SIT i
the largest journal published in Phlladel
phia, and one ofho very best in the UnIte'
5tates.n The New York Star says-"w
know Of nothing more liberal on the part q
the editors, and no means more ettlcaclol
to draw out the dormant taleuIspt ourcour
TRY, than their unexamplcd llberallty in o
lcring literary prizes" a.,
The ALBANY Mercury Of March lou
1886, says, 1.-THE Saturday Courier, IS d'
cideIy the best Family Newspaper eve
J published in this or any other country, an
&. its value is duly appreciated by the Pabi
f if we may judge from lis vast circulation
5 which exceeds 25,000 per week! Its COZ
, tents are agreeably vrried, and each numo'
( contains more really valuable 'readng ma
ter than is published in a week in any dal
paper in the Union.--Itr mammoth dime
SONS enable its enterprising proprietor
Messrs. WOODWARD a. CLARKE, OF PM
dephia, to re.publish in its columns, IN Il
: course of a year, several of the most int
: eslug new works that issue from the Britt
II press; which cannot fail to give 10 1t Pt
. manent interest, and render 1t worthy
preservation. 10 meet the wishes the
fore of such of their subscribers as desire
. have their n mberS bound they have Oct
~ mined on issuing an edition Of the Cour
- :, in the quaro form which will render 1t mu
- more convenient Cor reading when 1t
10 bound in a volume, and thus greatly
ance its value"
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