The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-08

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gnnE COLUMBIAN LADy's- AND GEN
- TIA MANS MAGAZINE n tho Ist %
taunnry lsit, will he uubli.hed, The first nun,
Der of,ne COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN
Tf.EMAN's MAGAZINE, edited by Joms Il
NAN, and filed with contributions from The mos.
eminent and nc compiishcd writer OF the country
The motives which have led 10 the commence
mcnt OF this undc tnk'ug mpy be briefly stated
II Is believed by the proprietor that there Is in
the United States mn immense provision Of liter
AIRY ability for which ms yet there is no adequate
announcement or field Of display; that besides
the numbers Of clever and successful writer
whose productions arc weekly, and monthly and
annually rend with delight by thousands, there
are vet greater numbers constantly arriving Mt
maturity of power who have only to appear on
the srage OF publication to receive u orliiiahs
award Of fame, and that the powers OF those
whose names are already pronounced with res
pect BY lps of w,sest censure are capable o.
more and still higher eUertions than has YET
been called forth II is believed, too, that the
demand for literary production IN TINS country
especially in the p.r idical canuel, exceeds the
supply in very large proportion, hnd that new
supplies have only to be presented OF me rignt
quality and in the way to ensure a hearty wei-
| come and profitable reception NO doubt Is
entertained OF the American minds ability to
sustain itself, certainly on its owe ground II no
abroad. against all the competition that INT
int llect Of other lands can bring to the enconne
te and full assurance is felt that among the
| mi lions OF American readers there can DC ana
a cordial welcome for ul that American VIII
,ers can produce OF excellent and interesting
rom these preiscs it is undoubingly inferred
that there is abunaant room for another Maya
zine, Notwithstanding the merit and success o.
those already in beins that there can pc no
| lack ofabihty to fill its pnges ncceptaby WITHIN
the reach Of capital and liberal enterprise; ana
that such periodical will not fail to be greeted
as a welcome visiter by thousands upon thou-
sands who as yet have done little or nothing
oward tae support and deselopemcnt OF Amer
can periodic cal literature.
Another and strong motive has been the fe p
ing that Few York, the fret city OF the Union,
should be the home Of a periodical owning no
SUPERIOR IN neither merit nor success The 20
lumbar Magazine will be published on the frs
dav of eyery moth. Its mechanical arrange
ments will comprise the best paper, type and
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 ala o.
those most distinguished, such as
f John 1 stephens, J. + Cooper, G Halieok
| n w Herbert, ii + Tuckerman, J ( Chandfsr,,
r g Grattan. J c Neal, w q Simms, Epes SAY
cant IT s Fay. r w Grlswold, Gcrge T Morris,
Seba Smith. Mrs Emma Embury, Mrs Arm ,
/ Stephens. Mrs s'eba Smith, Mrs II z Beechr stow
Mrs Lydia II sigourney, Mrs 9 W Il fshng'
Mrs Lydia Jane fierson. Miss Hanna + uoul,,
Miss y A Dupuy, Mrs Lucy Austen, Miss Saran
Hewett Miss nj A Fairman Miss ES orton
Mics Margaret Coke, Miss Marion II Rand, "
i ~ prxan.I X Paulaing, N p Willis, Nathame
Hawthorn, Il w Longfellow. Hoffman,
g Arthur, HF Harrington. Weld, , E s
e P Benjamin, r H Dana, Rufus Dawes, Bro
M. Mary Clavers, Mrs Frances s Osgood, MT
EFEllet. Mrs Vnlney f Howard, Mrs N
Leon Loud, Mrs A M r Amman, Miss Eliza LIE
liz Miss C NJ Sedgwick, Miss juliet IL Levi
. Miss Mary Dayenant, Miss Emily Francis Ms
Meeta M Duncan, Miss Virginia De Forest, Mis-
x S Lindsay, Miss G M Heteltas.
NJ With many Of those arrangements have area
dy been made, as wei as WIN o'he's Mnoao
utation is sure, though yet to be established
"a the public regard. The proprietor entertain
.ofl sang,line hopes Of accomplishing an object
- which he looks occasional contributors iormir
~ list unexnaled in this country.
~. In each number there will be two or MOI
Dir ( cravings from original paintings, from such
Chapman, Ingham, lnman, Osgoou, &c,' engr
we'd IN mezxotint, line and stipple by H Sad
w l. Ormsby, &C., besidesa plate Of Fashion
colored, and occasionally other Illustrations,
that every subscriber will receive in the cour
Of the year at least twenty tour elegant produ
. tons OF the graphic art, which could not
otherwise procured at three or four times Il
annual cost of the whole Magazine.
In each number there will also be two pag
of Muic, original or judiciously selected by
competent pro lessor Of the art. Proper rega
M will be paid to the current issues from the boz
u press not 50 much however, with view
o'' notice all the volumes that may appear as 10 t
on EXPRESSION Of matured op,nions concerning tho
an which shall be deemed worthy Of the pub
attention and confidence. The aim Of the edit
will be rather to furnish judicious criticisms,
which readers and purchases may rely for &
- dance, than to present d mere laudatory Chr
icle Of New Publications
TErns.--l year in advance, 03.
cof-
ers, p ?.
nlle lWo cones year -.
Dealers in periodicals throughout the Unit
States and the Canadas who wish to becoI
- agents for the Columbian Magazine, will plea
apply to the publishes Immediately. The usu
- discount will be made 10 them.
vi In addition TO the above, the publisher simr
adds, for the benefit Of all, that the work will
su stained BY sufficient capital. Editors W
ahe will insert this prospectus entire and send co
marked and addressed to the Columbian Mag
zine, shall have copy oft sent to them
one year.
80 Address, post paid, ISRAEL POST Pu
SO Bowery, New 90
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