The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22

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maturity ofpowcf Who have only 10 hFpenu :"
the sfage Of publication to receive p''n,aa
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neo, by jips Of wisest ocDsure afe capab'e "
more and st,ll HI CHER eucftions than mas ye'
b.en called forth II IL believed, too, That the
demand for literary production ~ this county,
e.pecaly In the p, ridioa canuel, exoe,os 'ne
sppply in n very large proportion, anu 'lat new
.unnl,es have only 10 be presented OF the rign'
quality and in the way TO ensure hearty WEI
come and profitable reception. NO dvuo, -
irnteftnin.d OF the American minds AFFINITY W
sustuu itself, certainly on its own GROUND II nov
abroad, against all the competition tha' 'ne
intellect of other lands can bring to the onoouh'
70, and fuIl assurance IL felt that among the
mi lions of American readers there can be ano
| is cordial welcome for all that A me',can VIII
iers can prodnce of excellent and interesting
From these presses il 10 uDdoubungIy ihiefreo
that there is abunaant room for another Mag".
zine, notwithstanding the merit and success OF
those already in beins that there can De no
lack ofnblity to fl its pages acceptapiy wi.nil
the reach OF capital and liberal enterprise; anu
that such periodical will not tail to be greeted
as welcome visiter by thousands upon thou'
sands who as yet have done little or hothing
ow ard tae su pport and deyelopement OF Amer
can periodical literature.
Another and strong motive has been the feel
ing that Few York, the first city of the Union,
should be the home of periodical owning no
superior in neither merit nor success.--lhe = o.
lumbar Magazine will be published on the hrs'
day of every mouth. Its mechanical arrange.
ments will comprise the best paper, type ana
workmanship that money can procure.
Its contributors will be sought for among the
ablest and most popular writers in the country,
and no efforts will be spared to secure the ad OF
those most distinguished, such as
John l. Stephens, j. F Cooper, F Halleck,
II w Herbert, II Il Tuckerman, Chandler,
r C Grattan, j { Neal, w G Smms, Epes Sar-
gent, r Fay, X w Grlswold, Gerge Morris,
Seba Smith, Mrs Emma G Embury, Mrs Ann
Stephens, Mrs seba Smith, Mrs II + Beechr Stow
Mrs Lydia II Sigourney, Mrs G W Esling,
Mrs Lydia Jane pierson, Miss Hanna Gould,
Miss Z A Dupuy, Miss Lucy Austen, Miss Sarah
Hewett Miss n a Fairman, Miss IS Norton,
Miss Margaret Coke, Miss Marion II Rand, w
c BRYANT X Pauldiug, Mp Willis Willis, Nathaniel
Hawthorn, Il w Longfelow, G Hoffman, T
Arthur, II + Harrington, ii ii Weld, Neal,
P Benjamin, ii Dana, Rufus Dawes, Bird,
Mrs Mary Clavers, Mrs Frances SOsgood, Mrs
f Ellet, Mrs Volney E Howard, Mrs M st
Leon Loud, Mrs A M F Amman, Miss Eliza Les
lie. Miss c NJ sedgwick, Miss Juliet II Lewis,
Miss Mary Davenant, Miss Emily Francis, Miss
Meeta M Duncan, Miss Virginia De Forest, Misc
A Lindsay, Miss c NJ Heteltas.
With many of those arrangements have AREA
dy been made, as well as with Others whose rep.
utation is sure, though yet to be established in
the public regard. The proprietor entertains
sanguine hopes of accomplishing an object to
which he looks occasional contributors forming
a list unexualed in this country.
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8 cravings from original paintings, from such as
Chapman, lDgham, Inman, Osgood, &c. engra.
we'd in mexzotnt, line and stipple by Sadd
w l. Ormsby. Sc, besides plate Of Fashions
oolored, and occasionally other illustrations, Sc
that every subscriber will receive in the cours'
Of the year at least twenty TOUR elegant prouuc
tions Of the graphic art, which could not b.
otherwise procured at three or four times tn
annual cost of the whole Magazine.
. In each number there will also be two page
( of Mufic, original or judiciously selected by
/. competent professor of the art. Proper regar
will be paid to the current issues from the boo
f. press not so much however, with view
r notice all the volumes that may appear as to II
e.. ression of matured opinions concerning tho
which shall be deemed worthy of the publ
attention and confidence. The aim of the edit
will be rather to furnish judicious criticisms, {
which readers and purchase may rely for gu
dance, than to present mere laudatory CiEo
icle of New Publications.
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agents for the Columbian Magazine, will plea
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}. discount will be made to them.
of In addition TO the above, the publisher simp
adds, for the benefit of all, that the work will
ustained by sufficient capital. Editors wi
l. will insert this prospectus entire and send COZ
he marked and addressed to the Columbian Mag
:, zine, shall have copy oft sent to them f
one year.
Address, post paid, ISRAEL POST, Pub
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