Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
A Large and Brilliant Weekly Newspaper. THE CONSTELLATION.
 PARK BENJAMIN, EDITOR.
'" A Constellation is but one,

"A Constellation is but one, Though ts train of Stars. "-Dryden TRNHE subsc iber has great ph asure in announcing
 E- that he hls made arrangements to issue on
 SATURDAY. JANUARY ], 1859, l Tde Ldigea LuhdSOmea. and must Complete FdmiIn 4,emSpaper tver published. It will be superb folio sheet, dyube the size Of l the New York Ledger containing Pine broad col- umns on each page, 35 inches in length, and double the quantity ui reading matter given by any weekly paper puDshed-emh hracing the choicest and freshest natter selected and original furnished fTon abroad and at home. It will be in all respects LIVING J, ,UKNAL-c"ntainng the productions of the most popular write in liberal qulntity-RUmances, Htoies Essays. Poems, Anecdotes, sketches, Eiito rIas. Notices of Aniusemehts and tLe Arts, &c., &c.
 in fine, all things which new, beautiful inter- esting and attractive. Each number will contain not only a efuy condensed synopsis of the Gene | ral News curing each week. but all the very latest information and Telcgraphic Despatches up to the hour of going to press.
 "The Constellation will not be an illustrated paper-as the picture sheets are, but it will contain beautiful Designs and EDgravings when they really illustrate and ornament subject. | The subscriber has already engaged corps of contributors, '" a Train of Stars,' unequalled for genius, brliancy and reputation by those of any other journal now published, matter what may be it's pretensons. It is with slight qualification that he announces his in engaging, after much persuasion, the able and experienced services of gentleman, so long and so justly eminent, as | NIT. PARK BENJAMIN. connected twenty ye0I3 with the Press ot New York City, and always sue cessul in his literary enterprises whether editor, author public speaker, the name of Mir. Benia- min is an auguIy of certain good fortune. l The public may rest assured that means will be unired by the subscriber to secure grand at.i brilliant accomplishment of his effort to estaII.n the largest and best Weekly Paper ever pubshv.l-. since nothing will be left undone that can le d.,.s by talents, capital, experience, learning and res lute perseverance.
 ~ The Constellation will mainly recommsns i.. self to cordial and generous support from tL. .. best people by its observance of good and avo ,,s ot evil It will be an unobjeetionable and pe' 't Family Newspaper-giving offence to no sect CT r. old. The subscriber having had nearly quarter of centurys experience in the publication of daily and weekly journals and having now connected him selt with such we'll known and invaluable Editorial aid as he has herein announced atteTs himself tnas this enterprise will at achieve popular favor and success unparalleled in newspaper enter. prises -
 The terms for "The Constellation will be Two Dollars per annum each, when ten copies are sent tn one envelope to one address
 Twenty eight copies to one address, $4).
 Five copies, Sl2.
 Two copies. S5.
 One copy S3. including postage or delivery
 All subscriptions to be invariably in advance.
 Single copies. five cents.
 To Newspaper Agents, S3 50 per 100
 Those who desire to commence with the fTst num- ber should send in their subscriptions and orders e early as possible-since, owing to the immense sise of the sheet, only such numbers will be printed e may be ordered
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