The native American., 1840-05-16
FOODS Drug Store

Proprietor, Hartford, Connecticut
For salea ....
FOODS Drug Store.
And by most of The Druggist in the District of Column
bia also, In most Of the towns in the United States
where circulars containing PARTICULARS and numerous
testimonials of the highest responsibility may be seen
| Dec. ii ...'
| E ARGEsT AND CHEAPEST FAMILY NEWS.
siment of ALEXANDER'S WEEKLY MESSEN-
GER, which, without exaggeralon, now boasts of as
large circulation in every part OF the Union, any
other Journal published in this CITY or elsewhere il has
been poverb'ay acknowledged by all who pat onise it
as the largest and cheapest paper in the world rem
der this truth more obvious to the public, and to place
somNe'hn at st'l greater distance than it yet has
beer The Proprietor will commence new volume at
The Beginning OF the year very considerably enlarge ed and
improved as regards lis Typographical Pictorial an
pcarance and H. Literary reputation and interest which
VIII be introduced into IFS columns Ia this latter respect
the first number isaurd in January will convey spec-
men of the zeal With which the Proprietor will prose-
cute his anticipated alterations! 1t will be printed on
DOUBLE SHEET twice the dimensions OF any paper is.
sued IN lilaeIphia-wil tain all III. choi est efi
sions Of the English and American ANIMALS for lS4Ol
and will comprise Six,y-fonr columns OF close pint,
presenting as much reading matter in paper would
fill large Octave Volume. and variety of ORIGINAL
prose and poeica contributions will be selected for pub
LEGATION on this occason--besides there vi" be ntrodu
ced from TEN TO TWENTY ENGRAvrNGs illustrative of
The most Interesting topics which will be here brought
together The Publisher will commence the year With
a" IMMENSE EDITION, in anticipation of the extensive
and he agar renews his request to those who contem-
plate forwarding him their names do 81 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 ole as soon as
It comes from the Press!
TERMS OF MESSENGER,
05.Payment alacayS IN .4duance. so ~,
For one year $2 90
For six months 40
For tour copies for year 90
CLUBS ySsr Of f., ten furnished wit" 's" papers or one 10 90
b5- The postage must invariably be paid on all Let
ers sent to address, they will not be taken from
the Post Office.
o. For list Of Premiums to gentlemen forming clubs
Of twenty ana upwards Advertisement on the fourth
page In addition 10 whic, tho Publisher has been ii.
d",ed 20 lhake the following supplementary PROPOSE
For EIGHT DOLLARS we will send FIVE copies of the
Messenger with the popular works of either Mr.. Bull
we Captain Marryau Miss L. p: Landon, Lady Bless.
g'on, Miss Jane Austin or the Pickwck Papers coin.
p!ee,With fifty illustrations and Portraits (5- Which is
several dollars less than IS offered BY any other Journal
a., For or FIFTEEN poILARs we will send ten copies of
me Messenger, and both the works of Mr.. Bulwer and
Captain Marry att. including eighteen of the most popu
lar Novels Of the present day. =, .
&C. This is five dollars cheaper than the same works
and like number Of Papers will be furnished bv anv
other office.
TWENTY THREE DOLLARS! will command the com.
pete works of Sir Walter Scott embracing al! the Wa
rerly Novels, and fifteen copies of the Messenger for
one year Which dollars cheaper than thew can
be obtained at any ofre in this city or else here
a. @ current RI five dollar bill will pay for copy of
copies OF the Messenger, for one year.
D~ We invite Postmasters generally to act as Agents
for the MvsSs"g'r-'tey " i'll also, when entitled to
Premium, inform WHICH Of the number thew will pre-
Ter. All orders must hr addressed 10
CHARLES ALEXANDER
Franklin Place, Philadelphia.
4 NDERsoN's POLISHING PASTE For polish
N ing plated ware, brass, and other metals nder
sons Composition has attained high celebrity. The
following testimonials, from many, are selected
This is to certify that We have used Mr.. Anderson's
Composition for cleaning brass and other metals also h
plate powder, which we approve Of and vend wholesale.
10 our customers - SlEEL& WARREN
! Hardware Merchants, Albany
This is to certify, that have made use of Mr., An.
dersons Composition for cleaning silver and brass plates
and have no hesitation in saying that is the best method
we have ever used and recommend the same to others
A WALLACE,
Coach and Harness Maker, Saratoga
This to certify, that we have used Mr.. Ande,son,s
Powder fer polishing plated ware, and find il the best
a'hce the kind that we used.
WHITNEY & HUYT.
$50, Pearl Street, New York
! have examined and tried Mr.. VIM Anderson's Che
meal Powder for polishing silver brass aud other me-
tails 1t proves excellent article for the above mn
pose, and am pleased to recommend the same
| LEWIS A. LAl RAT
| Chemist and Refner of Metals. Boston.
This is to certify, that have used Mr. Anderson,s
Powder Tor polishing plat ware and also he Paste for
hass &c, and proved to be excellent article for the
abose purpose, aud pleased recommend the same
10 he Public. JOSEPH SMITH,
5o2, Pearl Street New York.
This is certify, that have used Anderson S Paste
aud Powder for cleaning brass and plated ware and can
safely say that it exceeds any thing have used before
| s.,." WIN. HINTON,
1884, Broadway, New York.
! have been using for the last three weeks, Ander.
sons Chemical Paste for the cleaning of silver and brass
and believe to be the best composition in or the
purpose intended. DID. HOWARD,
/ Exchange Hotel, New York
Having made trial Of Anderson's Composition in no.
I'shng Britannia Ware which we manufacture, we eel
satisfied that it is good article. ..
BROADMAN HART,
T.. BurIng slip, New York
have made use of Anderson's Paste and Powder, and
find 1t very valuable article, and do most cheerluly
ecommend 1t to persons wanting the article
| - ~ DAVID DORRANCE
F"o.o, 'oao: United States Hotel
4, For sale at TODD'S Druu