The Weekly register., 1844-05-04
The Citizen Soldier.
A weekly paper published in the City OF
Philadelphia, by J. r. and J. IL.
DilIer, devoted to the in
terests Of the volun-

terests of the voIun
teer and Militia.
In consequence Of the handsome sup
port that has already been extended to-
wards US by the military citizens ofthis
and other States, we propose in the fu-
ture to issue our publication once every
week, instead of semi-monthiy. 1t will
be printed as heretofore, in large quarto
form suitable for binding, on fine white
paper, and with new and small sized
type, at the exceedingly low price of
Two Dollars per annnm, payable in ad-
vance. The better to increase our cir
culation, and to offer some stimulant TO
individuals wishing to club together,
and act as agents, we offer the follow
ing extraordinary inducements:
To any person forwarding US fifteen
subscribers and thirty dollars, we will
furnish fifteen copies Of the Citizen Sol
der for one year, aud a complete edi-
ton of either of the following valuable
works, viz:
| Allison's History of Europe,
Sparks Life of Washington,
Shakspeare's Works,
Scott's Works.
Brandts Encyclopedia.
Frost's Pictorial History of the L. S.
Poets and Poetry of America,
Bulwer's Novels,
James Novels,
Theirs French Revolution.
Urc's Dictionary Of Arts Manufac-
lures and Mines. p
To any person forwarding us eight
subscribers and sixteen dollars, we will
furnish nine Copies Of the Citizen Sol
der for one year, and beautiful adGi-
ton ofthe Life of Napoleon, containing
one thousand pages, and cmbellished
with five hundred engravings.
To any person forwarding US five
subscribers and ten dollars, we will fur
nish five copies Of the Citizen Soldier
for one year and five Of the latest pop
ular novels; one copy Of Cooper's Tao
tics; or colored map Of Valley Forge.
To any person forwarding us five
dollars, we will furnish three copies, or
ten copies for fifteen dollars.
Fifty cents premium will be allowed
on each single subscription when the
number Is not less than seven.
We pledge ourselves to fulfil to the
very letter, all or either of the above
promises, and we hope those contesting
for The prizes will be careful to give us
the full direction to each subscriber so
procured, and the name and residence
of the individual procuring them Many
of The books named are so large, that it
would be an unnecessary expense to
send them by mail, and we therefore
advise those persons who have COM
piled with our terms, to forward an or
der by their friends visiting this city,
naming the book or books they may Sc.
lect.
1t is our intention to render our pa
per not only acceptable to the military
but also to contain interesting informa-
ton 10 all classes of society. We shall
publish from week TO week interesting
biographies of distinguished men, and
the better 10 beautify and improve our
sheet, we have made arrangements by
which we shall be enabled to furnish
our readers with an original engraving
OF them, and also of remarkable events
during the two wars every week. We
intend to make it emphatically family
newspapers welcome visitor al eve
ry firesde. The advantages we offer
10 persons clubbing together are such.
we feel warranted in asserting. as have
seldom been held out by any of our co
ltemporarles, and we therefore call upon
our friends to embrace our terms, and
use their best endeavors to extend our
circulation.
Thirteenth Volumei