The native American., 1840-05-30

DINER journal published IN this city elsewhere has
been pIoverbally acknowledged by all who pat,onse it
the largest and cheapest paper in the world To rem
der this truth obvious to the public and To Mace
competition at still greater distance than il vet has
the beginning Of the year very considerably enlarged and
improved as regards its Typographical ard Pictorial ap-
peaance and the Literary reputation and interest which
will be introduced into lis columns In this latter respect
the first number issued in January will convey speci-
men Of the zeal with which the Proprietor will prose-
cute his anticipated alterations! It will be printed on
DogBIE s rtwice the dimensions Of any paper is
sued IN Phadelphaw contain all the choic est eAu.
sions of the English and American ANIMALS for 1870
and will comprise Sixty four columns of close pint.
presenting much reading matter one paper as would
prose and poecal contributions will be selected for pub
caton on this occasionbesides there will be introdu-
ced from Ten TO TWENTY ENGRAvINGs illustrative of
the most interesting topics which will be here brought
together The Publisher will commence the wear with
an IMMENSE EDITION, in anticipation Of the extensive
increase which will take place in his Subscription List
and ne again renews his request to those who contem
plate forwarding him their Names 10 do so at once that
he may enter them in the Mail Books in proper order,
to prevent confusion the possibility of any mistake in
transmitting the paper promptly to every soon as
it comes from the Press!
TERMS OF MESSENGER.
0D-Payment al,cays in -Advance. 90
For six months ! 90
Clubs Of ten furnished with ten papers or one =, 80
year for III w
o. The postage must invariably be paid on all Let
tiers sent to address, they will not be taken from
the Post Office. ,.. . L. ..'' =
Do- For list of Premiums to gentlemen forming clubs
OF twenty and upwards Advertisement on the fourth
page In addition to which, the Publisher has been in:
duced to make the following supplementary PROPOSE
tons 1...
For EIGHT DOLLARS we will send FIVE copies of the
Messenger with the popular works of either Mr. Bull
wer, Captain Marryat Miss L. E. Landon Lady Bless
ington Miss Jane Austin, the Pckwick Papers com.
petewith fifty Illustrations and Portraits. Which is
several dollars less than is offered by any other Journal
For FIFTEEN DOLLARS! we will send ten copies of
the Messenger and both the works of Mr. Bulwer and
Captain Marryat including eighteen of the most popu.
lar Novels Of the present day.
o. This is five dollars cheaper than the same works
and like number of Papers will be furnished by any
other office. -
TWENTYTHREE DOLLARS will command the com.
pete works of Sir Walter Scott embracing all the Wa
verify Novels, and fifteen copies Of the Messenger for
year Which is dollars cheaper than thew can
be obtained at any office in this city or elsewhere
DJ- current five dollar bill will pay for one copy of
the Lady's Book, or Genteman's Magazine, and two
copies Of the Messenger, for one year.
o. We invite Postmasters generally to act as Agents
for the Messenger-they will also, when entitled to
Premium inform which of the number they will pre-
fer All orders must be addressed to
CHARLES ALEXANDER
Franklin Placn ph;laJaInh;,