The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-04-13
HE LADY'S WORLD OF FASHION
AND LITERAL URf.

Il HNb SRFs
The Cheapest and most elegant magazine in
the Union. *. Twent, copies Tor twenty aol
lars 60 This elegant and most Po uiar Ladys
| Magague will Commence new volume, b. q
style OF rare magni6c,nte, WITH the january
,.sue. number containing FOUR Splendid In
cravings OF the most costly aud expensive char.
1 acter. The publisher has experienced, du,iBg
| the past year, the most unqualified success, and
enters upoq the New Yea' with u determination
| to outstrip all contemporaries.
The embellishments OF the new volume are
of the most splendid and costly character, com.
bning every variety OF sly H., and executed by
he first artists the c0un ~ can produce.
The work has been iHE LADIES' FAVOR
IL L, and this reputation it will continue to
MAINTAIN. Hence, the character OF its htera urs
will continue to be such as to commend il e,pe.
cialy to the sex. 1t will contain articles IRON
the most popular and pleasing writers of the
day. OH every variety OF subDt ct, but the work
wall in he main time be devoted to the cnltiva.
ton OF the home virtues. Hence most OF the
stories will be Of practical, domestic character
from the pens OF our best female writer's. Tie
Literary matter will not be the reflex OF any one
female mind, but will contain the choisest pro-
ducti"ns OF galaxy q, !.tnale writer's.
The effort shall still he TO render the work 40
indispensable regulate to the boudoir of every
lady OF taste III the land, and, therefore, not its
literary matter alone shall be coinpl, for their
taste, but il will c, ntain MONi lilly FASH-
IONS, elegantly colo,red, which Tor excellence
OF drawing, correctness III every particular, and
extreme beauty OF the colouring and engraving,
shall Tar excel any thing from tbes quarters.
lie lact uiat during the ,ast year the "Lady's
World'' has been the ''guide bouk'' in matters
oi taste on custuine in every CITY oi the Union,
has given it IA position III the fashionable world,
which cannot be shaken. The mbwaveriny hde!.
ity vi its designs t the Partisan and London
styles, in advance, too, at least Elk weeks, OF all
Others, has placed II i'll the very front rank us a
work Of authority in matters of dress. II i.a
Wen known TACT, that the st, les Of the "Lady's
World" appear in the Their periodicals, pieten-
ing to give the fashions, often I0ur months later
Hheh the ST les have become common or obsolete
LACE AND NEEDLE Work The mos
eiegai't ana the newest designs OF lace work
eino'o ioery, &C., shall he gwen in the work
VAN the latest sly OF caps, curtains head.
dresses, &C., rendering the Lady's w Grid a sam.
PIE OF usefulness rs well as Of taste, Oh the cent?.
table OF every lady.
vi The various ST. les OF ensravings, which will
grace the pages o. this work, we must mention
y among the 'Aost elegant Sartain unveiled
Mezzohhts, which viii grace the coming volume.
AID excel, In the beauty OF design and delcucy
d hh'sh, any thing that has heretofore appeared
rom has burn. Mr. Sartain IS known from one
ma OF the mon TO the other, as the master, in
.ils country, OF this celebrated style We have
'iready unGer way five or six mag nifcent plates.
rom inns celebrated artist, Tor the new volume,
nd 'haI follow them up with Mezzotlnts IRON
very artist o. repute IN the ouutry. he most
n'si'ed and beautiluI Line aud s,i, pie Lngra-
l"gs will also grace The pages OF the work, mom
le ha'lds OF the very best artists the country
al produce. In hhe. every variety and novelty
embellishments that may be found elsen here,
a) De confidently looked for in the 81 ady's
'oria." but the main design of the work is to
flish, IN elegant and attractive .ty lie, the ear.
Isl, most correct, and fullest report in advance
an the other Magazines, and prior to the 10.
ing OF Them here, OF The Monthly Fashions,
rect from Pans aud London.
This department will be under the control of
ehch AMI English artists OF the highest cele.
ny SO that every costume which al pears in
{ 'Lady's World" may be safely relied on As
y having been trumped up nj second hand in
Is country, after they have been received, Il
PROPOSED not only to surpass in the excellence
70 issue every month a number aud variety
Costumes, which shall put To blush all other
r,P AZ reporting Tor the ias ionable world.
a 1--WE W ruBLiCAilON.-1he "Ladys
va. '." VIII oe issued from III. 18th TO the 10th
Iu . 'Io,,n preceding the month for which 1t
u oe published or Dated OF at out the tins
s.e"p. hips, which sail from Europe on tho
y, b. month, usually arrive. Thus the v,,,r
u or IN the hands OF every subscr;...r with the
81 y correct Fashions; ;7ipre they can be got
g a''c 'ss;papps all other Magazine, st
ct six eeks. ~
|! HE CASH SYSTEM. The publisher, ad
ing 'trctl to The cash system in all his dsa
., senabled to offer the ork 10 the Amer
pubic unprecetentedly low no work o
Aiud ever having beep sent out at any ls
double tht price.
THE TERMS
'py, 81 per annum. copies, $40 per an
PIES ." 70 !" 90"
ne advantages to Clubs and Postmasters, OIL
above terms, over any other periodical id
Union, are apparent. \ specimen copy
oe forwarded 10 any Postmaster who will
fy US. 80
Tf dltors who will copy this Prospectu''
SEND us a marked paper, directed 10 eInS
ed States Saturday Pvst,' shall be entered
pc exchange list, and be regularly serve"
the work for one year.
ddreM, j. c. PATTERSON