Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-15

mind ana the eye. Here he ConScript, BY
Joseph r. Chandler Alice Vernon" by E.
Curtis Hine the " Death of Cleopatra" by w.
Gilmore Simms, and other interesting matter from
the pens Of the finest American writer's.
Published by SAMUEL ID. PATTERSON & Co., 90
Chesnut street, Philadelphia. Terms-For So,
in advance, one copy of the Magazine, and a mag
nihcent print; for $5, two copies for one year,
and fine print.
For $40, five copies for one year, and a copy
of the Magazine 10 the Postmaster, or other per-
son forming the club, and print, or a set of por-
traits of the American heroes of the War with
Mexico, to each subscriber.
For $50, eleven copies for one year, and a
print, or set of portraits to each subscriber, and
copy of the Magazine to the Postmaster or per-
son sending the club with copy of each of the
arge prints additional premium. See pros
Pectus IN another column.
SEARS PICTORIAL MAGAzINE.-The NO. rOr Ju-
nuary, 1850, has been received month before its
regular period of issue. This is done that per-
sons may be induced to subscribe for the coming
year, for this cheap and valuable Magazine. We
will make no comments on lis merits further than
than to say that it is the most valuable family Pc
riodical published in the United States.
1t is published by Robert Sears, 1913 Nassau st.
New York, at 81 per annum, always in advance.
The publisher also offers, for So free of postage,
10 send one copy of the Pictorial Family annual,
containing 400 pages octave, and illustrated with
2l2 engravings, designed as valuable and cheap
present for parents and teachers to place in the
hands Of young people; or the Pictorial History
of The american Reuolution, handsome octave of
more than 400 pages, with an account of the early
history of the country, illustrated with several hum
dred engrarings. All persons sending 81 will
receive in addition to the Family Magazine, one
copy of the Family Receipt Book
To clubs, the publisher offers to send the Moga-
zine folows-One copy, year, 81. Six
copies, year, IS. Twenty-Five copies, $50.
Heads of families and others could not do bet
ter than to form clubs and subscribe to this Ma
gazne. The Postmaster at this place, we believe,
is an Agent.
SARTAIN's UNION MAGAzNE.-The December
No. of this handsome and spirited periodical came
TO hand per last mail, aboundiag, as usual, in lite
rary gems, the productions Of some of the best
sriterszis the coupsry.x IL contains twenty-five
ankel ishmersss iaaaoug wtssh regard the
IseRdsfic wreath.'' and 2 L6sber amidst his fami-
" as superior specimens Of art
Published by John Sartan S1 Co., Philadelphia,
| upon the following terms-Single copies, 25 c,s.
one copy, per annum, S3, with premium of either
the portrait of the late Ex-Presdent, James X.
Polk, VIM. Fl. Harrison, group of the Washing
ton Family. Gen. Taylor, Ben. West, u Henry
Clay. Either of these copies is worth So. Ttco
copies, $5 per annum, and either of the above
premiums to each subscriber. Fiue copies for
SO, and an extra Magazine, and on. of the pre-
miums to the agent or person getting up the club.
| CIV. b. Palmer, the enterprisng Newspaper
Agent, has commenced the publication of month
| Iy paper, entitled, d" Palmer's register and Spirit
Of the Press.'' Ii is devoted TO the development
and tho indication of the sources means, and sue.
cess of commercial enterprise, md should be taken
by every man in the United States. 1t is pub
lished simultaneously in Philadelphia, Boston, and
New York. Terms: 25 ce,ts per annum !; 5 CO.
pies Ito one address) for 81 IL copies Qo one
address) for S2-Address to either Third and
Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, No. 8, Congress
Street, Boston, or Tribu,o Buildings. New York.
NWcT s DuStU6SS ucU y dtWuNQC, JOT lCOU,
has also been issued fom the same press. 1t is
the most valuable publication of the kind, have
ever seen. 1t is a, elaborate and thoroughly
condensed compend Of the latest and fullest infor-
nation respecting Banks and Banking, Postage
and Postal systems, Grains, Flour imports and
exports, Land lows, Cotton, Coal, Iron, Cuba,
California, Navigation, Ships, Teegraphs, Popu-
lation, Newspapers, &c. Every one, whatever
may be his VOCATION, should provide himself with
this Almanac Single copies, l2z CENTS and can
> be mailed to any part of the Union. By the
: wholesale, s follows, S per dozen; 81 per pan-
dred SOS per thousand.
address: V. B. PALMER,
General Newspaper Agency,
! Tribune Buildinss, New York.
InsC,aity.--Miss Dix, the dstlnguished philan-