The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-16
May lSA 1874.

UEl HE COLUMBIAN LApY'S AND GEN
Ia TLEMAN'S MAGAZlNE.-t'nt the Ist of
nuary lol4, vii! be published, tho first nun.
bero It COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN
TLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, edited by JoMH l..
eminent and acc omplished writers OF the country.
The motives which have led to t1e comineno9-
mcnt OF this Jude talliug may be briefly stated
II is believed by the proprietor that there is in
the United states an imaense provision Of liter.
AIRY ability for which As yet ID, re is no adequate
tcncoutas oAUat or hoid,uI display; that businGs
the numbers Of cievCr and successful writer
whose productions arc weekly, and monthly, a'i
annually read vita delight by thousands, taorc
are yet greater numbers constantly ARRIVING al
maturity ofpoacr who have only TO appear "a
the syage OF utilization to RECEIVE 4 nril!aa,
award OF fame, aad that the poWUfs OF those
whose names are already pronounced with RS.
Pect by MS OF wiscst coaeuge are capable ii
more and still higher euerions tbaa has vet
been called forth 1t is believed, toe, that The
demand Tor literary production m this country
'speculiy Ia the p ridical canuel, exec ds tie
supply IN very large proportion, aud ,hat ae,Y
supplies nave only to be Presented OF the right
qnahty and in the way TO ensure hearty vel
come and profitable reception. No dyust Is
entertained OF the American minds ability to
sustain 1tSc!i, ccrtainly on It's own ground If no
aofo4d, against all the competition that tht
GDCaInp
te' ; and ui! assurance is felt that araonq fhe
mi Mons of American readers there can be and
ga CORDIAL welcome for all that me lean wri
ors can produce OF excellent and interesting
From these prcises il is undoubtnaiy inferred
That there is abunaant room for another Maga
zine, Notwithstanding the merit and success ,c
taose already in beinl that there can he no
!ack OF ability to Ill It's pages acceptably within
The reach OF capital aud liberal enterprise; and
nh Cd, II
as welcome yisiter by thousands upon tbop.
sands who as yet have done little or rofb;nr
4 o"ard the support and development of Amer
can period cal literature.
Another and strong motive las been the feel
ing that Few York, the first city of tbe TIn;or
should be the home ola periodical owIing pn
superior III neither merit nor succlss.--I6c "a
iumbian Magazine will be published on tbe frs
DAY oil every mouth. Its mechanical ARRANGE.
| hthts Wlii comprise the best paper, TYNE and
Workmanship that money can procure.
It's contributors will be sought Tor amonr M
/ abiest and most popular writers ia The oouptrr
and no efforts viii be spared TO secure the aid ~
these most distinguished, such as
| JOHN L stephens, J. f Cooper, + C Ialleo,.
| Il Herbert, IL 1 i'uckerman, ] L ChannIer'
/ Gfattan, J { Neal, w G sin,ms. Enas ~.
gent, L Fay, Il w Grlswold, Gerge Mars
sebo Smith, Mrs Emma Embury, Mrs Ann
stephens, Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs II i. Beechr STOW
,drs Lydia II Sisourney, Mrs w II EsGoe
mrs Lydia Jane iierson, Miss Hanna 4 Goul11'
M'ss e a Dnpuy, Miss Lucy Austen, Miss Snrab
newett Miss NJ a Fairman, Miss /: Marion
Mss Margaret Coke, Miss Marion Ii Rand. W
= Bryant,J Il fauiding, N Z Willis, Nathapiell
Hawthorn, IL w Longleilow, G L Hoffman. rs
arthur, + Harrington, Ii II Weld, ] Realr
I Benjamin, r Ii Dana, Rufus Dawes. Il M p,rd
Mrs hiary Clayers, Mrs Frances S good, Mr.,
3 Ellet, Mrs volney + Howard, Mr., NJ :
Leon Loud, Mrs A M f AMMAN, Mis- Eliza Ies
ne, Miss { NJ Sedgwick, Miss Juliet Il Lewis
Nlss MarY payenalit, Mis- Emily Francis Nj. c