The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23
a Large and Brilliant weekly
Newspaper.
THE CONSTELLATION,

"a Constellation is but one,
Though lis train OF Stars. Drudsg

ENHE Subscriber has great pleasure in an
Il nouncing that he has ulade ARRANGEMENTS
to issue on SATURDAY, JANUARY /. 1853
The largest haHdsomest, and most complete Veskly
Newspaper eUey PtdliShed
IL will be a superb Folio Sheet. DOUBLE the
size Of the New York Ledger containing Nine
broad Columns on each page 30 inches in
length, and double the quantity Of reading
matter given by any weekly paper now pub
hShed-embracing the choicest and freshest
matter, selected aud original furnished from
abroad and at home 1t will be in all re-
SpectS A LIVING JoURNAL-containing the pro-
ductiOns of the most popular writer's in liberal
qaantity-ROmanceS, Stories, Essays, Poems
Anecdotes, Sketches, Editorials Notices of
AmusementS and the Arts, &c. &c.--in Gne
all things which are new beautiful interest,"
ing, and attractive. Each Number will con-
tain not only carefully condensed synopsis
OF the General News during each week, but
all the Teiv latest information and Telegraphic
Dispatches up 10 the hour of going to press
THE Constellation" will not be an Illustra-
ted Paper-as the picture sheets are-but it
will contain beautiful Designs and Engray-
iDgs. when they really illustrate ami ornament
n subject.
Of Contributors, a Train Of Stars" UNEQUAL
led for genius, brilliancy, by those Of any
other journal now published, no matter what
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qualification that he announces his success in
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Connected for twenty years with the Press Of
New York City, and always successful in his
literary enterprises, whether as Editor. Au-
thor, or Public Speaker, the name OF Mr.. Ben
jamlu is an augury of certain good fortune.
The Public may rest assured that no means
viii be untricd by the Subscriber TO secure Il
grand and brilliant Accomplishment; Of his ef.
fort 10 establish the largest anu best Weekly
Paper ever published-snc nothing will be
left undouc that can be done by talents, capi-
tai, experience, learning, and q re5olute per-
sc CraHCc.
" The Constellation" will mainly recon-
mend itself TO i cordial and generous support
from the very best people by its observance OF
good and avoidance of evil. 1t viii be an un-
Objectionable and perfect Family News per
giving offence to no sect or p&rly-thc favor
lie alike Of both sexes, Of young and old. The
Subscriber, having had nearly a quarter Of q
ccntury'S experience in the publication OF daily
ana weekly journals, and having now counec-
ted himself with such well known and iuvalu-
able Editorial all as ne has nerein auEounced,
tiatlcrs himself that this new enterprise Will
at once achieve a popular favor and success
unparalleled in newspaper enterprises.
The terms of The Constellation" VIII be
Two DOLLARS PER ANHUA each, when Ten
Copies are sentin one envelope to one address.
Twenty Eight Copies TO one address, Forty
nine Dollars. Five Copies Twelve Dollars
Two Copies, Five Dollars. One Copy, Three
Dollars, including postage or delivery. All
Subscriptions to be Invariably in advance.
Single Copies, Five Gents. To Newspaper
Agents, So 80 per 100.
A late Saturday Evening Edition viii be
published, and left early Sunday Mornings at
the residences of City Subscribers by regular
Carriers. employed by the Publisher Those,
who desire to commence with the first num-
Der, should send in their subscriptions and
orders as early as possible-since, owing to
the immense size OF the sheet, only such mum
bers Will be printed as may be ordered.
All orders aud letters to be addressed 10
the undersigned, GEORGE ROBERTS,
II Il Il Spruce Street. New York.
NEw YORK, November II. 1858.