The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-01

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cordial welcome for an INA. ;,,nrast;ng
&c con nroduce of excellent ana lhtoles'ie
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~, ,ln,o ;snbunaant room for announcer ""s"
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thosa already in heing that there can 10 !.
Ill cfahiIiiy TO FIJI It's pages acceptahiy "iN'l''
10 rearh of capital and liberal enterprise; oi',
ltbat arch periodical wilinot ial TO DC grew
,s ,veIcoue yisiter by Thousands upon uou
r. sanIs Who as vet have done little or HosnI"l
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e can periodical literature. IA, Coo,
r Another and strong motive has been the 'ee'
ling that Few York, the first city OF the onioi,
sh0uId be the home ola periodical OWNS ~ ~
suDerior in neither merit nor suCeess.-- nc -
ilumbiap Magazine wiz be publisheu on thc N'S
dav Of eyqry mouth. Its mechanical arrange
ments viii comprise the best paper, type ""'
workmanship that money can procure a.
Itq contributors will be sought for among IN
oblest and most popular writers in the country
II and no efforts viii be spared to secure inc au
!, those most distinguished, such as
q John / Stephens, ]. F Cooper, daiiecs
', In w Herbert, II 4 Tuckerman, X Chandiel
u 7 G Grattan. ] C Neal, w G Simms, Epes Sai
e cent. r $ Fay, II w Grlswold, Gerge Morris
. Seba smith, Mrs Emma C Embury, Mrs Am
Stephens. Mrs Seha smith, Mrs II u boechf Sto'
D Mrs lydia III sigourney, Mrs w IL Esllnt
d Mrs lydia Jane pierson, Miss Hanna i 1oui'
/ Miss f A Dupuy, Miss Lucy Austen, MISS oafl
Hewett Miss NJ Fairman, Miss T. > NoFtUl
Miss Margaret Coke, Miss Marion ii Rand, '
IC Bryant,J X Paulding, n Willis, Natham'
Hawthorn, II W Longfellow, Hoffman, 1
Arthur, HF Harrington, IL Ii Weld, NvuI
P BENJAMIN, ii Dana, Rufus Dawes, X NJ Bird
Fl Mr.. Mary Ciavers, Mrs Frances SOsgood, mr.
lie FEllet, Mrs voney L Howard, Mrs NJ
Leon Loud, Mrs A NJ + Amman, Miss Eliza Les
lie, Miss G NJ Sedgwick, Miss Juliet Ii Lewis
Miss Mary Davenant, Miss Emily Francis, Ms
Meta Nj Duncan, Miss Virginia DE Forest, MIS-
A S Lindsay, Miss C M Heteltas.
With many ofth1se arrangements have AREA
DIV been made, as well as with Others whose rep
lutation is sure. though vet to be established II
the public regard. The proprietor entertain
sanguine hopes of accomplishing an OBJECT u
which he looks occasional contributors forum
a list unexualed in this country.
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Chapman, Ingham, Inman, Osgood, &o,' engrs
wed in mezzotint, line and stippie by Sao'
w L Ormsby, &c, besides plate Oh fashlo
colored, and occasionally other illustrations,
tbat every subscriber will receive in the cour
of the wear at least twenty four elegant produ
tons Of the graphic art, which could hot
otherwise procured at three or four times
annual cost of the whole Magazine.
, In each number there will also be two pae
of Mufic, original or judioiously selected oy
competent pro fessor Of the art. Proper rega
will be paid to the current issues from the DO
press not SO much however, with view
notice all the volumes that may appear as 10
EXPRESSION of matured opinions concerning TN
which shall be deemed worthy OF the pup
attention and confidence. The aim OF the col
will be rather to furnish judicious CRITICISMS,
which readers and purchasers may rely Tor 6
dance, than to present mere Mandatory Chr'
iole Of New Publications. 4
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SUI stained by sufficient capital. Editors
will insert this prospectus entire and send CO
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