The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-08-16

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n l. believed by tie Proprietor that thtfo a IN
u,s limited states hn Immense provision u l,ls,,
a,s ability lof which ~ ye, there is no hdeaan,.
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me numbers ~ clever and successful witt,
ebosr productions are weekly, and monthly pbd
annually read with delight ny Thousands, l,,s
afc yet greater numbers constantly arriving VI
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The sfnre ~ publication 10 receive q brilliant
award nj fnme, and that the powers u ilo,s
whose names ARE already pronounced with rec,
pcri by lins Of wiscI ccnsufc are capable sf
more and still higher ourfii0ns than has yot
been called forth. II "a believed, too, that tle
demand fof literary production IN this ooubif,
eseeeally IN the periodical cnnuel, exceeds ne
supply IN very large proportion, and thattew
supplies have only 60 be presented OF The fight
auality and ~ the way 10 ensure hearty well
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entertained OF the American minds ability 10
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abroad, ngainst all the competition that ht
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ter and Gll nssurnnoois fclt that among The
1 mn lions OF American readers there can be and
. n cordial welcome for all mat American Wi.
ters can produce of excellent ana interesting.
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tbe reach orcapital and liberal enterprise; and
that such periodical will not fail TO be greeted
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can periodical literature.
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inc that Few York, the frst city of the Union,
should be the home OF peHodical owning no
sperior in neither merit nor success The Go
llpmbian Magazine will be publishedO on the fin,
dav of every month, Its mechanical arrange.
ments will comprise the best paper type aal
workmanship that money can procure
Its contributors will be sought for among tue
ATTEST and most popular wrltersla the country
and no efforts viii be spared TO secure the aud 10
those most distinguished, such as
f John L Stephens, J. Cooper, I G ilaieo,
J., n w Herbert, ii I Tuckerman, K Cbandler
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u cont. Il s Fay, Z w Grlswold, Gerge Morris,
Seba smith. Mrs Emma Embury, Mrs Am
: stephens, MIR. Seba Smith, Mrs u y Beechf stow
/ Mrs lydia II Sigourney, Mrs W ii Eslng,
II Mrs lydia Jane Pierson, Miss Hanna Gould,
Miss Il A Dupuy, Miss Lucy Austen, M" Sarah
Hewett. Miss Nj A Fairman, Miss + Norton
Miss Margaret Coke, Miss Marion IL Rand,
G Bryant,J X Paulding, n 7 Willis, Nathan,
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Arthur, II Harrington, ii II Weld, > Mem Mem
p BENJAMIN, X ii Dana, Rufus Dawes, D,t
Mrs Mary Clavers, Mrs Frances sosgoee, MT
u f Ellet, Mrs volney l. Howard, MRS N
IS leon Ioud. Mrs A M i Amman, Miss Eliza Les
Il lie, Miss C NJ sedgwiok, Miss Juliet II Levin
n Mics Mary Davenant, Miss Emily Francis M Wv,
Meeta M Duncan, Miss Virginia De Forest, MISE
70 A S Lindsay, Miss Eeteltas.
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- tho pnblio regard. The proprietor enter'a'
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n which he looks occasional contributors Iormi'
IS a list unexualed in this country. .
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ter In each number there will also be two pa5
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