Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-09

DO iaf rthiio. inf tsot ,st ftn5tgit taibf
kgh fut rttht

Dol tnf rthtio inf taot tFb fthl6tiyit tHtbt
tgu tnt rbtht
W. hs,t ths honor 70 shaguhts mot we,hsl
w UfHt, on uf about ih0 hHi nf December
hctb f8 af 10 he No WH.0n lo command iho oat.
ly attention on tht public an1 iho periodical
ifada, thu nfrt hunbtf of "a uoH illustrated mhg.
aRlu8, io be ualicd the "dfoai ntpublio' Month.
ly itH intended 10 mako ihls magazine iu.
psh0r in every respect 20 anything ever before
ifmod in this county tho gcn,ml scope Of iH
character con best bo understood by w. uamo, n
will be- thoroughly Nntiounl--iu no wise section.
al ur seCinriun aud wholly impersonnl Il will
nler to the writer's aud thinkers uf tlis Union
a common Geld, where thcy gan meet on tho
highest ground OF contemporary literature, II
viii aim 10 gather nbour Il every variety ol intel
lcct
/ The range of articles will be wide one, eo,,
cfing, among other grounds, Essays Sketches
Numerous Tales, stori,s Historical lncidentr,
7 llcyicws, Criiiqi Is, Biogrnphies, Scientific Ar.
Politics, Poems, Ballads, Stanzus, Sonnets, Mu-
sic, Correspondence, Gossip, etc. etc, etc
The Magazine will be proiusely illustrated in
the highest style Of wood engraving
The Literary department will present & cntof
variety combined with more thorough excellence,
Iit Is believed, than ever pelorc offered to the A.
mercan public in siuglc periodical The fol
lowing authors and popular writer's Orc included
I'M the list Of contributors ougngcd '--Go o, ID.
prcntss, Charles Swain, Fil Green Hal ock,
Chas. J. Ingcrscll Orcatos A. lrownson, Gen.
Geo p. Morris, Nathaniel Doering, Hon. Cbas.
Gnyarre, VIM. Gilmore Simms, Park Benjamin,
Hon. Albert Pike, of Arkansas, Able Adrian
Roquctte Hon. X. I. Conrad, Rev. Ralph Hoyt,
Seba Smith, (Jnck Downing,) j. T. Ueadley,
Tetc., comprising II long list of writers, among
whom are many of the most popular in the coun-
try.l
Each number will contain an original piece Of
music composed expressly for this work.
OF the superior excellence Of the Magazine in
every respect, and Of the certainty Of It's pcrma-
.neut susccss very little more need be said.
The terms aud general conditions Of the Mag
azine will be as follows
TEuus--Therc will be two volumes n year, Of
about 700 royal octave pages each, commencing
in January and July, and ending in Jane and
December, respectively making six Numbers to
each volume, and twelve numbers to each year.
| Subscriptions may commence at any time. Sin
gle copies, 2j cent; subscription, one copy one
year, sent by mail, SO 90; clubs two copies one
year, s. 90; clubs, three copies year, 81 90 J
clubs four copies one year, 50 OOi clubs, five cop
les one year, $40 90 and all additional copies,
over FIVE at the rate Of 81 90, if sent to the same
club. Clubs may be formed at different post.
Offices. All subscriptions must be paid in ed-
vance. Premium ptons--onutling the
subscriber for one year, and to their choice Of
either of two great steal engrayings, entitled
'THe last St7pcr," and "THc Cin Of the
Great King" Fo,r Dollars.
The engraving will be sen, on rollers by mail,
prepaid.
Agents and canyasscrs can make liberal and
satisfactory arrangements upon application stn.
ting the territory required. All postmnsers and
clersgymen are authorised TO receive subscription
which they may forward to US, giving name AID
address of subscriber, and deducting 25 per cent.
for their trouble The rate Of postage will not
exceed three cents for each number, to be paid
in all cases az the Office where it is received. An
communications to be entitled to answer, must
contain return stamps Subscribers must in all
cases write Names, Town, Coun " nnd State in
full, as egiby as possible. There is little risk
in sending money by mail. Large sums should
DO remitted by draft, if possible or registered
letter. OAkSMlTH & CO.,
Publisher Of the "GreaL Republic" MONTH,
ll2 and ia, William Street, New York