The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-13

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LADY's WORLD OF FASHION
AND LITERATURE.
THE Cheapest and most elegant Magazine in
the Union. ~ Twenty copies for twenty ao,
lars.-GcO This elegant ana most pol'u,a. n"u9
Mnno7;va will commence new volume, IN
Wv /, If rare magnif ence, with the January
;ss"e q nrmber Containing FOUR Splendid Eli
nrav;nps of the most costly aud expensive cnaI-
sscfer. The publisher has experienced, curing
,he mast vear. the most unqualified success, anu
enters upou the New Year with determination
to outstrip all contemporaries.
The Embellishments OF the ne" 'otume arc
of the most splendid and costly character, com
Inning every variety of style, and executed by
,ha 6sst artists the country can produce.
The work has been HE LADIES' FAVOk-
TIE, and this reputation it will continue to
maintain. Hence, the character OF its htera ure
will continue to be such as to commend 1t espe-
cially to the sex. 1t will contain articles from
the most popular and pleasing writer's OF the
day. on every variety Of subject, but the work
will in the main time be devoted to the cnltlva'
ton of the home virtues. Hence most Of the
stories will be Of a practical, domestic character
from the pens OF our best female Writers. The
literary matter will not be the reflex OF any ote
ductions of galaxy offemale writers.
The effort shall still be to render the work as
indispensable requisite to the boudoir OF every
lady of taste IN the land, and therefore, not its
literary matte, alone shall be complied for their
taste, but it will contain MON rHLY FASH
IONS, elegantly coloured, which tor excellence
of drawing, correctness in every particular, and
extreme beauty oil the colouring and engraving,
shall far excel any thing from other quarters
The fact that during the last year the ''Lady's
Worldn has been the isguide book" in matters
oftaste on custume in every city OF the Union,
has given it a position in the fashionable world,
which cannot be shaken. The unwavering hdel-
ity Of its designs to the Partisan and London
css II hs
work of authority in matters of dress. 1t 10
we'll known fact, that the styles Of the "Lady's
World'' appear in the other periodicals, preten-
ding to give the fashions, often four months lnses
when the styles have become common or Obsolete
| LACE AND NEEDLE WORK--The mo-
elegant and the newest designs Of lace worl
embroidery :, &C., shall be given in the worl
: with the latest style of caps, curtains, head
dresses, &C., rendering the Lady's World sam
pie of usefulness as we'll as Of taste, on the centr
= table Of every lady.
: Of the various styles Of engravings, which viii
:. !, grace the pages Of this work, we must mention
as among the most elegant SartaiH's unrivele
: Mezzotints, which will grace the coming volume
and excel, in the beauty Of design and delicac.
of finish, any thing that has heretofore appeared
J from his BURN. Mr. Sartain is known from on
end of the Union to the other, as the master, il
a this country, of this celebrated style. We hav
- already under way five or six magnificent plates
u from this celebrated artist, for the new volume
. and shall follow them up with Mezzotints from
= every artist ofrepute in the country. The mos
, finished and beautiful Line and Stipple Engra
i wings will also grace the pages Of the work, iron
= the hands of the very best artists the cOuntr,
! can produce. In fine. every variety and novelty
J y Of embellishments that may be found elsewhere
= may be confidently looked for in the "Lady'
:. ;, World" But the main design Of the work is t.
|. furnish, in elegant and attractive style, the ear
iest, most correct, and fullest report in advanc.
: OF all the other Magazines, and prior to the is
suing of them here, of the Monthly Fashions
- direct from Paris and London.
This department will be under the control o
{ French and English artists of the highest cele
= brity so that every costume which appears il
the gladys World" may be safely relied on a
:, e not having been trumped up at second hand il
= this country, after they have been received. Il
is proposed not only to surpass in the excellenc,
but to issue every month number and variet,
= of Costumes, which shall put to blush all otheI
attempts at reporting for the fasl ionable world
TINE OF PUBLICATION.-The uLadv,
World" will be issued from the 18th to the 26tl
Of the month preceding the month for which
will be published. or dated-or about the finn
II the steamships, which sail from Europe on m
J" LIST of the month, usually arrive. Thus the vorI
Is will be in the hands Of every subscriber, with IN
e most correct Fashions, before they can be- Or
70 here, and anticipating all other Magazine =
70 least six W eeks.
efl
70 THE CASH SYSTEM. The publisher. ad
herring strict y to the cash system in all his dea
"a ings, Is enabled to offer the work to the Ame,
rs can public unprecedentedly low--ho work !
le the kind ever having been sent out at anv h
than double the price. "
70 THE TERMS
lie copy, 81 per annum. copies, $40 ner ar
SCOPES S" 90 & 90
The advantages to Clubs and Postmaste,, =
10 the above terms, over any other porioil;cai
ar the Union, are apparent. A specimen con
IA will be forwarded to any Postmaster who ";
notify us. ""' va
eTEditors who will copy thi, Pro,oec,r
To- and send rs marked paper, directed to STh
in United States Saturday Post,n shall be enters
We on the exchange list, and be regularly .e,ve
with the work for one year. ''