Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-16

"a Constellation la bul one
Though 'ts a train Of slan."-Dlps..
riif nbrchbcf has great pleasure IN ana.
i cling that he has made Arrangements 4. IN
On Saturday, january I, 1859, the lnras,l L..1
semest an 1 most complete Weekly Nov,nss
aver thblshed. 10 win be superb follo hi',
double the size Of the Now York Ledger wv wv.
toinine nine broad columns on each page. stga
ches IN length, and double tho quantity Of r.sI
ing matter given by amy weekly paper now rol
isbodi embracing the choicest and freshest NV,
ior. selccted and original furnished from ah,aas
and AT homo. twill be in all respects, II,s.
Journal containing the productions ef tho ~,
popular writer's in liberal quantity, RomanS.s
/ Stories, Essays, Posme, Anecdotes, skefJs3
Notices Of Amuscmonts and the Arts dc. a.
! In Gne, all things which are now, beautiful 4.
,.-est,rg and attractive. Each number MN car
toir nat oLly u carefully condensed synossi. ~
Mo goncral News during each week, but anb.
,orv latest information and Tclegraphie Ds,
matches up TO tho hour OF going 10 press. Th.
Constellation will uot be an Illustrated Paper a.
the picture sheets are but il will contain beauti.
Z ful Designs and Engrayngs, when they really
I illustrate and ornament subject.
| Tho subscriber has already engaged Corne
of Contributors, "a Train of Stars" uneouols5
for genius, brilliancy, and reputation by tho,e ~
any other journal now published, no matter wbs,
NAV be its prctens'ons. It's with no slight grs
l tiGcntion tha he announces his success In ebra-
ter Jsng, of ch persuasion, the able and exper.
enced service gentleman so long and so
Justly eminent Mr.. Park Benjamin. Connee
eted for twnty years with the press Of New York
city, and always successful in his literary enter.
prscs, whether as Editor Author, or public spea.
ker the name Of Mr.. Benjamin is an augury Of
certain good fortune.
The public may rest assured that no mean,
will be untried by the subscriber TO secnro :
grand and brilliant accomplishment Of bis eso,,
10 establish the largest and best weekly Dans'
ever published-since nothing win be leftubdors
that can be done by talents, capital, experience
learning, and n resolute experience.
"The Constellation will mainly recommend n
self to n cordial and & ,nerous support from tba
very best people by its observance of good ana
, avoidance Of vii. 1t will bean unobiectionoblo
and perfect family newspaper--giying offence IA
no sect or party--the favorte alike Of both sexe,
of young and old. The subscriber, having had
nearly quarter of century's experience in IN,
publication of daily and weekly journals and ba.
wing now connected himself with such well known
and valuable editorial aid as he has therein, aat
ters himself that this new enterprise will at one,
atehieve popular favor and success unparalel
ed in newspaper enterprises.
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in one envelope to one address.
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All subscriptions to be invariably in advance
Single copes, Five cents. To Newspaper agents
50 so per 100
A late Saturday evening edition will be pub
lished, AID left early Sunday mornings at tb
residences of City subscribers, by regular carrier
employed by the publisher. Those who desir
to commence with the first number, should sen
in their subscriptions and orders as carly as poi
siblo-snce, owing to the immense size Of th
sheet, only such numbers will be printed as ma
be ordered.
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undersigned,
GEORGE ROBERTS,
- and II, S? Street, New Ysrk.
Nov. II, 1858.