PROSPECTUS,


OF rHEyPH ELPHIA
SATURDAY MUSEUM.
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a most important and invaluable discovery has
= been made by gentleman of this city, by
which newspapers may be printed in their present
form, and at the 50 me time, capable of being con.
verted at pleasure, into ma agazine FORM for pre-
servation.


This grand improvement. which is destined to
form new era in the business, efecting an en-
tire revolution in the art Of printing mammoth
newspapers, will be introduced, by permission of
the patentee, into the Philadelphia Saturday Mu-
scum commencing in May next.


In announcing to the friends Of the newspaper
press throughout the country, discovery which
will add so immensely to the value of newspapers,
the publishers of the Saturday Museum, have also,
the proud satisfaction of announcing the complete
and triumphant success Of their now Family
! Newspaper. The liberal patronage already Sc
cured for this new and popular enterprise, has not
only surpassed the most sanguine expectations,
but is entirely unprecedented.


IMPROVEMENTS IN THE "MUsEUM."


"The Museum" now SO fairly and firmly
established, that we feel warranted in making
some very extensive and important improvements.
BY the first of May, we shall have completed all
our arrangements. We shall have, in the first
place, beautiful, clear and bold type-in the se-
cond, superb smooth and white paper-in the
third place, we shall make an ingenious and no.
vol change in the arrangement of the matter--in
the fourth place, we shall increase our corps of
contributors in all the various departments of a
Family Ne,csraper-in the fifth place, we have
secured, at a high salary, the services of EDGAR
A. Poe, ESQ.,, gentlemen whose high and versa
tile abilities have always spoken promptly for
themselves, and who, after the first of May, will
aid US in the editorial conduct of the journal.


The "Narrctire of Tornseud's Journey opsr
the Rocky Mountains" one of the most interest,"
ing and valuable ever published, is sent to all new
subscribers. AT its conclusion, our readers will
fnd themselves in possession of work which
aone will be worth double the subscription to the
paper. We shall continue also of course, the
"Biographical Sketches and Portraits,' which are
now exciting so unexamplcd an interest. With
these and other features continued, and with the
improvements in contemplation. it remains to be
seen whether we do not amply fulfill our detcrmi
nation Of making the uery best aearspaper in
america.


Persons wishing to secure six thousand large
octave pages of useful, interesting. and unexcep.
tionable reading for the select family circle, fol
the small sum OF Two Dollars per year-being- a,
the astonishingly low rate of thirty pages for on
cent, or equivalent TO one hundred nd twenty pa
ges for four cents-sLoud hand their names il
now.


TERMS.--Two Dollars per anum. Three CO.
pies for Five Dollars, sixteen copies for Twen-
ty Dollars is the extra nducement offered at pre-
sent for clubbing.


THOMAS C. CLARKE e. co.


Office Of the Saturday Museum, Publishers
Hall, No. l0l Chesnut street, Philadelphia.