True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
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H'hE splendid patronage awarded TO the Philadel-
n pha Saturday Courier, induces the editors to com
mence the publication under the ubove title Of sunr
&c edon OF their popular joum So long known as the
,si fam'y NeTwsEaEer in the United States, wilha
i Us. |, o. n, near IWENTY.SIX THOUSAND SUE
oCkiBERS. The new feature recently Introduce, of
furnishing their readers with books Of the b.st lite.
ratufe OF the day, having proved emncny success
,ul me plan will he continued Six volumes of the &C.
LIBERATED writings Of Captain Mayat and sixty five OF
hr Brooks vauai,e Letters from Europe hive ali ca,v
been published withou, interfering with its news and
miscellaneous reading. The Courier is the largest aud
cheapest family 'spaper ever issued in this coantry
containing articles in literature Science and Arts: In
tcrnd. mpro ement; Agriculture in short every variety
of tops usually introduced into public Journal
Giving full accounts OF sales, markets and news Of the
latest dates.
Itis published at the low cricc of So For this small
sum subscribers get valuabls a,in OBTAINING matter.
each week enough sll common hook o no pages.
ana equal TO o. volumes year, and which est ma '
TO be read, weekly, by at least hundred thosAn i
pc pie scattered in all parts Of the country from Maine
Florida and from the seaboard to the lakes.
lts malnm"th dimensions enable its entcrprising pro-
prietors Messrs WOODWARD Il CLARKE, Of PhiIadci-
pha, to republish in its columns, in the course of IL
year, several of the interesting works that Is
from the British prsss: which cannot fail To give II
1t permanent interest, and render it worthy OF prescr
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the qunrlo form, which will render much ncrt con
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author Of Pencil Sketches md other valuable conrb-
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premiums, will add value and interest to the succeeding
numbers, which will also he enriched bv story from
Miss Sedgcwick author of Hope Leslie The Linwoods
&c. whose talents have been so Justly and extensively
appreciated, both ut home and abroad.
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MAPS.
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nshing their patrons with series of engraved Maps
embracing the twenty-five States OF the Gaan &c ex
hblting the situation, Nc of rivers, towns mountains
lakes, the sea board, internal Improvements, display
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sheet, AT expense which nothing but the splendid
patronage which for six years past has been SO gcncr
ously extended 10 them, could warrant
TERMS:
The Philadelphia Saturday Courier is still continued
in its large form, nj the price heretofore. The
Philadelphia Mirror, hcing quarto edition of the Sa
turday Courier with its increased attractions and print
ed on the hest white fine paper, of the the
New ,rk Albion will be put at precisely huff thu
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jl4 Philadelphia.