The native American., 1840-02-15
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FER, which, without exaggeratlon, now boasts OF as
lrge circulation, in every part OF the Union, as any
Their Journal published in this city elsewhere, il has
cen proveblay acknowledged by all who pat onse il
8 the largest and cheapest paper in the world 10 rem
this Truth obvious TO the public, and to place
ompeon at a still greater distance than it yet has
cen, the Proprietor will commence new volume at
beginning OF the year very considerably enlarged and
improved as regards its Typographical atd Pictorial ap.
earance and the Literary reputation and interest which
ill be introduced into It's columns In this latter respect
first number issued in January will convey speci-
of the zeal with which the Proprietor will prose
tie his anticipated alterations 1t will be printed
oUBLE SHEET twice the dimensions of any paper is.
ed in pha-will contain all the choicest efu
ons of the English and American ANIMALS for 1910!
I'd will comprise Sixty four columns of close pint,
esening as much reading matter in paper would
large Octave Volume, and variety of original
and poeca contributions will be selected for pub
alton this occasion-besides, there will be introdu
/ from TEN TO TWENTY ENGRAvINGs illustrative #
most interesting topics which will be here brought
,ether The Publisher will commence the year with
IMMENSE EDITION, in anticipation of the extensive
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md he again renews his request to those who conem
te forwarding him their names, 10 do at once, that
may enter them in the Mail Books in proper order,
prevent confusion the possibility of any mistake in
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