The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-30

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JOHN HUNTER
May iSbISH
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ar ILEMAN'S MAGAZINE, edited BY JOINS l.
p. .Ras, and filled ia contributions nom the no.l
eminent aud mp.Ished writer. OF the coGal}
y The motives winch have ied 80 thr cnmmcn.n
d mrnt Of tins uuGr takmg my be biitly statod
10 z - believed hl The proyurtor that there IS ~
. the UHited Statts nH Immense provision 81 Iter
u AIRY abi ity for which as yet thtre IS no adsquat"
c oucuurugi ueut uI ned OF oiePlayi .at besides
. the numbers o. c!tyer aui successful "rler
81 whose productions arc week y, aud monthly, dHd
u annually read with delight BY Thousands, t"crr
\ are vet Lreater Huu. btrs constantly arriving at
! maturity ofpower who have oDiy TO appear On
tie Srasc OF g. ubHCation to receive "A nilIhaAi
award OF lame, and tat the powers OF those
. whose names are already pronounced with res
poet by lips Of wtscst CeHsnIe are capable q,
n ore and still higher cuertIoHs chan hds yet,
been called forth 1T IL believed, too, that the
demand Tor literary production IN tins country
especially in the p' rldicui cauuti, exceeds the
supply in very large proportion, and that new
supplies have only to be presented OF the right
quality and in the way to ensure hearty well
come and profitable reception. No doubt is
cutertaint of the American minds ability 10
sustain tseif, certainly on IFS own ground If no
abroad, against all the competition that tht
intellect OF other lands can brag 10 the encouue
te and full assurance is felt that among the
mi lions Of An crican readers there can be and
a cordial welcome for all that 4 me lean wTi,
crs can produce of excellent aud interesting
From these presses it Is uudoubuHgly inferred
that there is ubunaant room for another Maga-
ziuc, Notwithstanding the merit and success oil
those already in hens that there can be no
lack disability TO GIL its pages ncceptabiy within
the reach otCHpltal aud liberal enterprise; and
that sHch periodical will not fail to be greeted
as we icOmc sisitcr By thousands upon thou
sands who as YET have done ittIe or nothing
oward tao support and deveopement of Amer
can perodi cal literature.
Another and strong motive has been The feel
ing that Few York, the first city Of the Union,
should be the home 81 a periodical owning no
superior IN neither merit nor sue" ess.-- ho Co.
lumban Magazine will be published on the frs
day OF every mo Tia. Its mechanical arrange.
nents will comprise the best paper. type and
workmanship that money can procure.
It's contributors " i'll be sought Tor among the
abest and most popular writers ia the country,
and no efforts viii be spatrd to secure the aid Of
those most distngui he'd, such
John l. stephens, }. Cooper, + G Halleck,
II W Herbert, ii 4 1'uckerman, J L Chandler,
/ e Grattan, J { Neal, w q Smms, Epes Sar |
gent, L Fay, X w Grlswold, Gerge T Morris,
Seba Smith, Mrs Emma E,nburS, Mrs Ann ;
stephens, Mrs ~eba Smith, Mrs IL u Beechr stow
Mrs Lydia u ssourney, Mrs G W IL Esling,
Mrs LIZ dia Jane ierson, Miss Hanna L Gould,
Miss Dupuy, Miss Lucy Austen, Miss Sarah
liew,tt Miss VI Fairman Miss h orton.
Miss Margaret Coke, Miss Marion Il Rand, W,
& Bryant, pauoiug, N p Willis, Nathaniel
Hawthorn, II w LougieIow, e Hoffman, r 5
Arthur, ii harrington, ii II Weld, J Nealr
2 Benjamin. X ii Dana, Rufus Dawes, Il M Bird,
Mrs Mary Clavers, Mrs Frances S Osgood, Mrs
e Eet. Mrs Volney E Howard, Mrs NJ S
Leon Loud, Mrs A NJ f AMMAN, Miss Eliza Les
lie, Miss & NJ Sedgwck, Miss juliet Ii Lewis
Miss Mary Davenaut, Miss Emily Francis tii~s
Meeta NJ Duncan, Miss Virginia De Forest, Mis-
A $ Lindsay, Mis- e NJ Iieteltas.
| With many OF these arrangements have alrol-
dy been made, as well as with Others whose rep
utaton is sure, though yet to be established in
the public regard The proprietor eutertans
: sanguine hopes of accomplishing an object 70
which he looks occasional contributors iormi>
list unexualed in this country.
In each number there will be two or more
cravings from original paintings, from such as
Chapman, ingham, lnman, Oogood, &C. enera-
we'd IN mezzoInt, lae ana stipple by II Sadd,
, L. Orm'hy, 60, besides plate of Fashions
, colorec, and occasionally other illustrations, SO
that every subscriber will receive in the course
ofthe year "A, least twenty four elegant produc-
uons OF the graphic arr, which could not bel
o'he,"ise procured at three four times the
annual cost of the whole Magazine
Ia each number here will also be two pages
OF Muitc, original or Judiciously selected b, a
Competent professor The art. Proper regard
VIII be paid to the current issues from the hook I
! press; not 50 much however, with view TO
notice all the volumes that may appear ms 10 the /
ex-ression OF matured opinions concerning those
winch shall be deemed worthy of the public /
| attention and confidence The aim of the editor
VIII be rather TO furnish .udicious criticisms, on
which readers and purchases NAV RELY for gui
dance, than to present mere laudatory Cbron
icle OF New Publications.
TErMs.-l year in advance. "a
Two copies year +" s.
Dealers in periodicals throughout the United
States and the Canadas VINO wish to become
agents for the Columbian Magazine, will please
apply 10 the pubishe. immediately The usual
discount will be made to them.
In ADDITION 10 the above, the publisher simply
hdts, tor the benefit of all, that the work will be
su stained by sufficient capital. Editors who
VIII insert this prospectus entire and send copy
marked and addressed TO the Columbian Maya. c
zine' snail have cory oft cent to them lur Il
one year.
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