Cherokee phoenix, and Indians' advocate. (New Echota [Ga.]) 1829-1834, May 17, 1834, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textm The Complete Perioditul birds, fishes, reptile, insects; plant? Library, flowers, trees; the human frame, &c. F ORTY-EIGHT pages weekly—' II. Biography—Especially of the nearly . 2,500 octavo pages iu a young. y*ar for five d liars, furnighinsf annu- IH», Geography—Accounts of pla- lllv select reali'”’ equal to fifty vol- ces, manners, customs, &c. vinos of common size. IV. Travels and Voyages, in va The Library will contain nearly all riou * parts of the world the new works "of ifferits as they ao- I. Naturai History—Of beasts.Tdiety. In effecting this object,, are pear, via: Voyages and Travels; His- pt/Ai ) V10> Y '/jr »»»« »»»■•* j tory; Biography; Select Memoirs; the approved European Annuals: Adven tures; Tales of unexceptionable char acter, &.C. 8tc. The “Complete Periodical Library,” will be found indisoensible to all lov ers of go >d reading in to vn or country. Every number will contain forty-eight paT“s in a size expressly adapted for binding when the book is completed printed with tvpo so large as not to fa tigue the weakest eve. .Its immense size will enable the Editor to crowd anv common sized b ink in two uuni- qe'-s frequently into one New works will thus be des mtched as they arrive V. Lively Descriptions of the Cu riosities of Nature and Art,—in each of the United States, and in other coun triAs. * # VI. Lessons on Objects that daily surround Children in the Parlor, S Mi sery, Garden, Sic. Accounts of Trades, and Employments. VII. Particular Djtjes of the Young—to Parents, Teacliers, Broth ers, Sisters, Stc. -hall pursue a yet untrodden path; one, where the necessary thorn shall be jninglcd (not concealed) with contrast ing flowers. The manner of the “Spu tn Philadelphia” shall be perfectly del icate, and uncontaminated by cant or vulgarity; fts censure shall be judi- ci'ous, its satire chaste. Literature and the Arts shall find in it an untired and zealous friend: Dramutic and. Literary criticisms shall meet with most atten tive and impartial study, and sketches of the Bar and Pulpit of Philadelphia shall, occasionally appear from the pen of competent judges, uninfluenced by personal acquaintance or professional attachment. To these recommenda tions, our Poetical column will add an- itlier, which, coming from an already ■m wish ufli success', to renew their to increase our list of subscribers, each one would do but a little, the ag gregate would be of much valtxe to -us F. A PAivilAM. ' DAKIUS HOtfT January 25, 1833 4 ss#p«ee 'fcy'tRMg & ’ douWj G<«y r jdpMSTAt Tu<r f tis*r ve Ehi»R lxBiajj&AitrJt* >a«eir sh<i«o*v ^JLr DJi.SWqAiMo*’', ADZh hO-oia T*0(T*» yvrs4©<at.qa;T aF.uu»t*r dm4< t Dh,.e©c»y -so»j»©* T«3h<r» je y-uu i>eucTAa F(»»T<»Byw*z Bl- Zco 4e.\U PU 1C A^Sr- ABoZS All iiA6o.ia it criiMTT..- e<»yz nasr-aA- a Al’ofe.x zsWo-e ry j>n 0“iiE«Grv».5 no*«5n«*y Drf T4acp EC^amo-A .lylO-BT' ii..lAO;T. uae 1C A To® a DB VIII Bible Lessons and Stories, ipopular source, will, we trust, oeeqjul IX. Narratives—Such a? are well ] to that of more pretending publications, authenticated—Original Tales. m, e.xrfrlpnt It is unnecessary to lie mire explicit, u-< we presume the want of the propos ed journal is.not only admitted, but generally -felt. IT , therefore, place ourselves’ before the PEOPLE, and, .relying upon their love of justice and of public virtue, await their decision f,««.! c«oiM» of- Juvenile Books. Sooicii.s, res,feclfully. I«,t confidentially tail of literature. W rka printed in and Remarkable Occurrences. this Library will be furnished to him. 'arables, Fables, and Pio- where the moral is obvious nnd exirwilent. XI Poetry—Adapted tnthe You h- from Europe, aud sent oT to its pat- fill capacity and feelings, rons. The subscriber in Missouri will j XII. I ntelligence Embracing ac Many ol these subjects will be^illus- t a'ed bv numerous and beautiful en gravings, prepared by the best artists, a nl selected not only with a view to «- lo -a Ihe work, but to improve the taste, hotter children, better brothers, bettet when with >ut >t, he would be wh >11 v unable to procure them. A book that will cost ns six dollars t > import, can be re-oriuted a id distributed t* subscri bers, owing to our peculiar facilities, for about ?■) or 33 cents, with tlie im- p^i'ant addition of its being fresh and new. i We will give nearly 2530 pages an- aS ^ C,ate8 > anally, cpbal to 50 cmmU sized ! a ,d^ m the eud better citizens. i t t i? i, i; ,\ j • iL_ j We beg the trie il* ofeducation — h# >ks> hvprv V i k published m the ; » Lib pry will he complete in itsef A especially parents and teachers, to view Title Page will he given in each vfl-the matter in this light, Let children time, so that the subscriber, if he idea- j look upon the pictures, not as pictures ’sea. may sell or give it an ay, 'without j air-v/i/; but let them be taught to study injury to any of the others; or it iaav r them. What can be moie lich iu val- be bound up at the pleasure of the sub CONDITIONS. The first No. of the ‘ ‘ Spy in Phila- ddpfija” will be issued on the 1st Sa turday in July. It will be printed on fine white paper, in eight large quarto j linger and good type, and will be cm ses.iww >&y, i>i.oa«vio®yz. Downey z^> Depea- oii, ,.sr» jb , PA^r» D6.tiA.fe ry, o-.-y SZ?!'* JoV.Sc«)A,4,5 O'liEw- GTJt 0“Vo*X4J' 6oiy 0-G,^)fI i«USX-- MJ 0 J lktiAc®t>0»T. cultivate the mind, and raise the a dec- j belli shed with Engravings illustrating tions of the young to appropriate and ] some of the sunjects' treated of. The worthy objects. We would make them advantages of the proposed and more oi»o.- Kmtiiora hatto, i portable'* size will tip estimated oy its j contents being rerfdeied .worthy of pre- servati >n for amusing or instructive re ference. The turns* are <fr2 per an num, parable in advance, or $2 50 if liable materials for instructive lessens senber's This work presents no extraordina ry feature, unknown t<> any other per.i- odLa! in the country. 'Hie subscrip tion price mav be considered a mere loan for the re"r. r.s the work at the year’s end, will sell for cost., and in jnany parts of the l T nitH States it will bring double its original host to the subscriber. The works published in the “Cwm- >d engraving? than a _ j Afler this brief explanation of our . principles and purposes, we ask the co- I operation of all who receive this Cirou- j lar. • Will you njd us, by your in flu- : eiice in this great work—the formati in | of mind and character for the rising | generation? Will you assist us ail in 1 your power, in om endeavors t y intro- 1 duce to American schools, and'parlors, ' a id firesides, the stories and lessons of, than a year. not paid nefore the expiration of six in nubs. Agents will be allowed a dis- 'fcouut of I j percent, for all subscri- liers they shall obtain, on tunitting one yoa"’e payment iti advance, or Lie- coini.ig responsible lor the same, and a gruLAit <us copy ot’tlie paper.. All orders must be addressed post paid to WM. III. L St Co., No. I, Athenian Buildings, Fhiln * June 2,5, J:J33. DOsWDo^y UKEJl-a KtrO-S^lO-T, JJiT. Xf*lp6t*Ijtfe , l’ KLU) RVV.*e AiW ' hl‘fe.0i- A-ar. y>7wl.»i*>- em Ip9DZ«0flJ, . 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C»\V «d»y Tcr^ia* D.4G (PGALC? . rsiaGr tfSa jz,<«wo-a *DCs<»aoY.(KOlRw , . tyt. JiTOdtr C.cJsi®«l,jia hjRT. 0-G* l ,«V» <>>jivvy^z AJBP YSO-T 1C JN»«- Nt^ta st>y wi-nayn aadzjbfob Gil* m.y n o-C5>d.*<»u *ti»l-<»a«^, Dd* «G<v i.saos Gc^ydew* zyj»4-qy *G<r»(r’o-, d# .W C r IrliAoiUb 90>4©o!!t^ldbT 0-a»F(»A i(* Do®»o-c=Oft»t.T (piro-y; Jtywz cr&en \.WP A.lOO'^l 4 (PGaii Gf’jlOfT ® • y<v (p»6B«®y i*r ii«r (FIigji ovvy bbr# DO-li5D«?y Ii»K(h^ldtT Goty^Z l,<P (MiE VCbJi «K®ap(»E h*P»faof BDhY‘,srt5 Myti Aepy<v csz e-asi-deiriiAOi ot,h rr ir’ ic «Ayi-Rz».h$; o-h asF^TPxaiT Dd" Tyvtso-csa lihRS Tt'.R D4^Z y.cr w*.«yii fr o-asFdSA.ioF Dd* aac.e© iut by o«yo®yh iiXFd^Aaca tji*pe X, P4AS BMr>hna4oi®a t*pt, D4<«yi BD4>y BlmT’W* ( SliSI.0-X».l«?a. AIiECkP .V®tZ0- TTFdJDdeaW* IVA lLd®a TGPfPA h'BT’W* Ah4d?a D4BZ. (PliT<*a M»R tSTl-Sca KR SB, Ehvjz TER ^yiiRa y\v -UW 1STJ- IiBRR *y, Dd 1 T4^G . IfvKiSSWO-a lry L(»a AlroSSMBJIPdfa TGVcSof Aa ^y GO-undfs Tcrbtyiizo-w pvi rSKiWvvo- GhA Gcsy Tor^ia *h*p o®.ioF, Dd 1 i4a<r aGFza s s4a sv ic Gdej 3f as^it-aac «»a Ay l«a *ir«;STidic* T‘> r V> 2 f .2 i\ O Xf v iL*' o A IE Maryville Intf.lligenaeR has been bef ire the public more Uncouth and uqinviting ; plete Pen idical I.ibra'v,” will he of • Parley’s IVIagazine ? j in its first appearance, and slow in its, the highest chamctef, both as regards j Every single number of the new vol- ! growth since; by some it was pronounc- : die author and his subject. New ( ume "ill have a strong paper cover, cd premature, while others coufidenti-! works, of approved merit, will be sent ! abundantly sufficient lo preserve the'ally predicted that it could no' be sus-| out to thn Editor by every arrival from J work in goo*} order for binding, and for tained. Its original projector's, howev- j Europe, giving him an unlimited field j 1Jse in schools.. , er, were not to be driven from their to select from, while care will lie taken | q- h< , year j v subscription being but P ur P°se hy slight difficulties. They publication equal to any ; 0|U , f cipi!c } s \ vl |l perceive the felt that a religious paper published GThP .Ih-treCTkY* T CTo® i lvRy «0>EJiD6eK- wz (FCkCi niiAeiy Gc«yz r, <n ir.ra fcT4 7G0hFBw«hA XJtviAYOJtX--Utrsfl*b~Jte4' veBiiFu-y icz ^i s jz^rv ce.tv-.va .ji--.mb- #»r JMa* tvw* Ay !i»f Iil o?. 1 4»F4i Dd'WoiW' DlidtS* rtt *DlibB o“Ga yieyrsa-y n«r c^GWo-a sji4i-gt bCPa D6G1S TSFT SAZ DB TOKlfw DBT’4 IrB (T»l)rtEh DUf’.iMyii It>r G6IVBr OBo®AT TSSr>X(P6Al G jaPO- H'C'ODjI«UA D<f s v iy>'CT T(To®a i fra a rni b, d«t t'ilIvr ir.'iny Uiaw Dd 1 jiv^y pyaqt4oF : <r»Kl-B Dd* SA JilSIr Jlidf A A r-StJ'NB JUVS | ——— DY4a BHXJLRF U*V* :'d®\ l).21i« fRg#i; UKa 1)0/5 S4T fBFJl TS. tsft aD iriisatotr Adsf- an <id®a sr’s;i Aa t» fey/aetiuAMy i yiiia-y, Ay l.®.j Lea'll a, TCP Ld®a«'yii o«y liig- «tv\ ou> Ay ***£& 'b q»j\ k git/5 na, iu.ki r».-.F.« t £ni © Ehcr.y» tsft oor dob- Dhi>,s»$C ?<£*po uydtrB, di y i y«o* mss DiTU a.Ur B!i6S« ad lreOir>S AJixBiT 1 Gdiyz OaSFdCAa BliyiicSABOF Ah-rfTit A.IcF. ® t,fiCsfiPSO^Z TiSiT T8PT. 0“GA(»y dVGGhEziop isa va* Dif fdjairadea* Its TA.\a*hT. Go®> W hsi ©BC&Zvia liSP Crl L. f d(i.ZDd®y. TVVer’o ) Ii*Bd6a. the tth of Mav next, and regula.lv ev ery \V dnesda / thereafter, secured in hand a me nri ited covers, nnd on fine wh’te >a >er, at 45 per annum, payable in advance Clu is remitting $20, will be .ur.mlied with five- copies for that sum* agents at the sa ne rates-. Ad dress T K r T \ ME N B ANK, No 0 Franklin p laoe, J hila N. 0. The usual exchange to Edi tors wh > advertise A i! 5. 1334 €1 ICI’L.Va . -i T) Barents, Teachers an<l School Com- :■»>. fs, and nil who feel an Interest in, til,. I ■/ rrorc.nen 1 of Ynn'h. T is not vet quite a year since Par- puidic'for success. Prompted by a de sire to respond to suclia wish, arrange ments have been entered into, which, we trust, will add to the respectability and interest of our paper. Tlie subscribers have entered into a partnership, and hereafter will make to make his publication equal any - om . do if ar 0 „ r ftipnds w ,u perC eive the felt that a religious . . thing of the kind nublished in America j j Inpi - act ieabilit y of keeping open so ma- al ho nc - ,r properly conducted, was cal- The first number wiU be issued on ny ',h,, usa nd accounts. It is therefore culated to do immense good. And 1 indispensable that we should require ^ 10 / were unwilling to believe, that i payment always in advance. theie "’ a ? n!>t . P u:,lic s P irit aild P»ety r P , ii i ,i cn iugh, in this section of the country, Two numbers m ire will close the . ° ’ , i c . i . ■ .. to suoport such <a paper, until the expe- first year and we now give this notice i . * A c . , 1 k ’ , pu . . .*. ., • „ , , . », T nmem was fairly made. Ihatnotwith- • that all who desire to continue the Mag- ... , . , i ,i • • . .. , n standing the oc •asMnal.irrcgu antv and I azme, mav sigmly ineir intention by a , , r>~ - . , . ,,P 1 ,1 .. .„ , bad printing of the Intelligencer, its seasonable advance lor tlie second; , 1 . n • j ; j patronage has gradually increased, we ' e r . . .. . . , j consider an omen for good, and regard If anv of the subscribers should not . - ‘ h . ,r° , • i .i it as .expressing the wish of a liberal receive all their numbers, they can re- r ° i quest t!ie Post Master to notify us of such as are missing, and they shall be *ent again free of charge. i’EM COPIES FREE OF POSTAGE. JCT^To accommodate Associations, Schools, un'd Individiiais, fdr distribu- a.- tion we will deliver at any Post-Office {h^'co^dSctit^^f ^the"Intelli^eTa ed. in the United States, free of postage, joi . nt CO n^rn. ? While the editor will, continue to "preside over the editorial j department as heretofore, his partner will devote his whole time to the con-> eerns of the office, and pledges himself i to make the mechanical execution of the paper respectable. No alteration in the character of the paoer is contemplated. To, promote the cause of literature and especially religion, to circulate general informa tion relative to the cause of Christ throughout the world, to give the most interesting domestic and foreign -news, ... , ■ , , and to publish such .miscellaneous ar- verv philosophically observed ' nicies as we think will be useful and in- p-, by Addison that our greatest pride , tercstillg) shall , )e olir object, arises from our doing good to each otn-y er; or,'in other words, from being indi-1 Upon the importance of a religious w-'rk. to he used ill schools, is rapidly v id U allv serviceable to society. This newspaper we need not dwell.. No fam- cari’be'best effected by a proper ap|^i- i>y. and especially none embracing lev’s Maguzjiie was commenced J3uiing that short period the uumlier of ten copies to one cut tress forfeit-dollars subscribers has increased to 20,000, and the work has received, every where, the most unqualified approba tion. It has found its wav to thousands of families, and while it has entertain ed the social circle, its unobtrusive les sons have,’ we trust, ollen bad a salu tary influence on the juvenile mind nnd heart. It has also f >und its way to tlie school room; and many clnsses of young pupils have been cheered twice a month bv the welcome voice of the teacher bidding them t<> lay aside, for a j. fe?v da vs, the class hook which 'hey ha e read over and over, perhaps twen- tv tirn.es, and read ihe pages of Far ley’s Magazine. The demand for the remitted to ns without cost. LILLY, WAIT, &. CO Boston. PROSPECTUS Of a Novel and Interesting Weekly Publication to be commenced in tlie City of Philadelphia'on Sidue- dati, Gth Julij, ensuing, TO he entitled 7 IJE SPY IN PHILADELPHIA, AND SPIRIT OF THE AGE. T i I D!ioi>S05 Dvie UcTCJ) UIiFB I). 10 liifdJ Jli- hP D^ie D4Z 0“G.I tSSIOfeS, 8AZ .ISPoJA- .loF /9D O-aSPfff.vaoF sesr-oF D‘<4 ooa tsBr-Botr 5 dc-b o>i*r © Ehcr v* (pEwcra (P(.VJa« : ir s Tg*..iP q&.Vl4 D4Z GJloF B© (FIiVlIpT* (Ftf Sl-oF (P/iTcSia* G\vy SAi D4z ior<!iq4ii tctz iisacr (puiyir asb- o-.v hsacrw* tsft aG.os»v*y* L<»a ssbo- m 4inP(»w.T.®.i, anw* sa»ec,a4cs , a an TEAj-P (FEGCTA SZ»<T» SVaivilP EIiGPiPZ Aaa 1 * At*a try ea** .vfs.uvii Afdta scr’iv ^Z JSAVC'0~J> Ty TSTPStf* FR SB Ir sio^B .aoP c^Eocra'icz ^bo*t>of aJv6T.it» yexp ce' fiGra, jid T4<iiy tsvics «4ivup \Jts.v iBtfr-d* h*T«»a?if. © tsft Tcs:i*yaer s e«v« TcshFS*r , z usacr j^iiv Tssy. Db'BXS^IS aXATiP. Dh (PREscr-a-v wwsByi ts do-a, 1834.. © TSFT T4«y TS.ICs'0vB«y^T'syl.l/5 u&irjiqe «®yihBr* »*ipexE dd a a aw* ii sf’iFTiD, f i®y:i ■yiva«v* agf^tpaof (FEOGra Tytti D4 t,w , « j>tr(*xfi^pa^*''. hex WR (MMU4 liFR t,XE GlrA DVia Tr./5IP ZCS lOrT, XCdCyii hSSF a To® a d>yjt*<*>.tA .ftGJ°AAan?ET, •Drf liSair J- lie/Cv'Toea GIp/5 DJI/9 0 > F«YX4a IrBlFli- iv©c= TFEvil-t-o®.i irtpiijua ;«y qo-.ai-- A4 (FZJ»4 *irt,qA«44 TyBh O-AP^i lisa™, (vap.?c6o» an q.cuy ;£ BEhotBM hS1» G«y TGTP 1 BZ60rn*J/5 AA4slW»Z, ^d (vrsGToF D;rABr»Rop TGreraa* ?ir Ji4 TiryRa.s Jtiyics Tcrnae G»ey bd- i ep^oF aq\Ooiy*v«oYy/iZ o ) h^TFB(»a | tits.ipoYa D4*yh o<iio®sp“Cs:aw» ©sqab- ! tiAo®a trW’z on ,iyV##iJU ®qp«Bt.j» . -5>.l sqAWO-T Tift A 44, Dif J»D ZhX'44y j irAz ©zpiT* asvadiiioa fr ^ar’ asB/i- i»®E UFA IfF. SSBtfR^Z KSB*FB(>®a »c; bsfovbxi flinyz Di*exir yiv . as y«fc.\ TB4*a. 6r>»yU)Z0* 6tR (FXcSAa DI aa vie. VBBkSZ bIi4©o®iBvlift (FIiKSCT/; Dh *! JJ°T. 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SGtOZIPA4 aD AJBF dioedP TKPCBn*. Dh hc’e-PT, Tas.i8i*ai* D'iiMa*a* ' gt^z Aria, i xviaa ivsq a bo-6 TB4^a Bh iv©xya^z T«ir»yia* TSBO-ia* ts ireiiyB. Diu4©««y TEahhcaA (Hi inioftasing. Encouraged by such unexampled ^ of our intelligences, meeting children and yodth, should be without *L.v DxLLcltoea hinia i-n .li /wl ^ . ' . . ” , H T • O • 1 • t • f 1 success, the Publishers have reaolyed then j out acoor ding to* the necessities ' °ne. Manv pious families begin to feel; 4fAn/lae if af 1 11 m iro wrtrthu rtf u I ih. 0 . . il 'i.. _/• ..I. „ • fTM • . - to render.it still, more worthy of s > lib- G f t h e community, and less lamenting <he necessity of siicli a paper. They eral a patronage; and not to remit their the f i ec | ine 0 f pulb }i c v i, tne thaneheek- regard it as a powerful auxiliary in lead-: exert; ms ti|Mhey see it mtruduced into ino , the pro - ress public vice: for their children in the paths of virtue, : families and schoolS. thrciVgtemt.ahe r etaYdefl is virtue advanced. As | and training them up (or active useful-'. wh de length and breadth ot the United he direc( i on an fl discussion of ihea^ ! new.—And In retrenching their ex-; otates. aurea of national and state policy are |<lenses they consider it very find econo- ; In this view they have se< ured new the ..business of the dally press, the lull aid in the. Editorial department. The application of Addison’s remark is ne- lafe Editor ot the Juvenile Rambler, cossnrily neglected, and the conse- wh >, in addition to his ijualifioations as que nce is, that vices, abided by wealth a writer for the young, has the advun- a „d worldly influence, ^re abroad a- tage of many ^years experience as a mong the people, not only unsuspected, Teacher, will henceforth assist in con ; but courted and required, and that a ducting it. ' publication is necessary which will not | notice from time to time, cannot fail We propose to present, in the pro- only detect, but exhibit these wolves | to add additional interest to our pa- gres* r>f each volume, a great variety ! in sheep’s clothing—a murk by which! per, in the mind of every lover, of 0Tl.1teie.4u1g and im.' itii it t qjies, o-; others will be warned from their in- Zion. Si uni which are the following, Jeut, and a service be rendered to eo-j gCaPWe now solicit our friends, who my to commence with the newspaper. 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