The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-06


VnIiG COLUMBIAN LAny's AND aEs.
,.un.,, tAta, will he Published, lta 6nt nun
se, If ,,,s COi.uMDiAN LADY's AND GEV
m .EMAN,a MAGAZINE, edited by Jous L..
!. y. m,J 6lrd with contributions fsosa The tsos
r,,nrn, aud accomplished writer's " the county
J'br natives which have lrt !" she co's,senes.
,nent ~ this undertaking msy b. briefly STATED,
II 10 believed by the pfoy f'osos tut there y IN
tbs United Etntes mn Immense provision ~ liiefs
esy ability fer which ~ yet there IA no ndequs,.
e,,eousnssmens ~ held u displays that beside.
,l,e numbers of clever and successful WRIT,
wIosc u,o.luations nre weekly, aud monthly, and
annually read with delight by thousands, there
mr.. yet greater numbers constantly arriving M
maturity Of power who have only 10 nppcat on
The sfnrc ~ publication 10 receive u brilliant
a ward Of fnme, and that the powers Of tbo.
whose names ARE already pronounced with res.
pcct by lips VI wiscst ocnsute are capable OF
more and still higher cuertions than has vet
bocn called forth. II IL believed, too, that the
demand for literary production IN this country
especially In the periodical cunuel, exceeds tho
suppIy in very large proportion, and that new
supplies have only 10 be- presented Of the right
quality and in the why TO ensure n hearty wei.
come and profitable reception. No doubt IL
entcrtnin,d of tho American minds ability 10
sustain itself, certainly on its own ground II no
nbrond. against all the competition that TIT
intellect OF other lands can bring to the cncoune
10, and full assuranccis felt that among the
mi lions of American readers there can be and
n cordial welcome for all that American wri.
| icrs can produce Of excellent and interesting.
| rom these preiscs il 10 undoubtingly inferred
| thnt there IL abunaant room for another Maya
| inc Notwithstanding the merit and success Of
those already in bcinl that there can be no
lack of ability to Gil its pages acoeptably within
The reach OF capital and liberal enterprise; and
That such periodical will not fail to be greeted
as IA welcome visiter by thousands upon thou.
I'D Who as vet have done little or nothing
oward the support ana ueVeioPc'hcht oi Amer
can periodical literature.
/ Another and strong motive has been the feel.
ing that Few York, the first city OF the Unon
should be the home Of a periodical owning no
superior in neither merit nor success The Co
lumbar Magazine will be published on the frs
day of every month. Its mechanical arrange
ments will comprise the best paper, type and
workmanship that money can procure.
Il Its contributors will be sought for among The
ablest and most popular writers in the country
and no efforts viii be spared to secure the aidto
those most distinguished, such as
John l. stephens, J. + Cooper, l1allec,
II w Herbert, Ii Il Tuckerman, K Chandlere
!, r. c Crattan, & Neal, w g Simms, Epes Sar.
r gent. Il 5 Fay, X w Grlswold, Gcrge Morris,
:, Seba Smith, Mrs Emma Embury, Mrs Ann
Stephens, Mr.. Seba Smith, Mrs Il /. Beechr Stow
:. Mrs Lydia II Sigourney, Mrs c w II Esling
= Mrs India Jane picrson, Miss Hanna F'Gould,
> Miss L A Dupuy, Miss Lucy Austen, Miss Sarah
Hewett Miss NJ A Fairman. Miss rs Norton,
Miss Margaret Coke, Misc Marion II Rand,
C BRYANT. J X pauuing, N P Willis, Nathanir,
Hawthorn, II w LongIellow, G / Hoffman, rs
Arthur, HF Harrington, IL II Weld, Neai
P BENJAMIN, X II Dana, Rufus Dawes, Bride
Mr.. Mary Clavors, Mrs Frances sosgooa, MS
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IS Leon Loud, Mrs A M + Amman, Miss Eliza Les
:, lie. Miss G NJ Sedgwick, Miss juliet IL Lewis
u Miss Mary Davcnant, Miss Emily Frames NJ NJ
~ Mceta M Duncan, Miss Virginia Dc ofcst, MAS
&c s Lindsay, Miss G NJ Heteltas.
=, With many ofthsse arrangements nave n're'
:, sv hacn made as well as with others whose rel
III NATION is sure, though yet to be established
n, tho nnblio regard. The proprietor en'er'a'. /.
tc sanr,,ine hopes Of accomplishing an opleu a'
- which he looks. occasional coh'f'pu'o'' ''
:" a J;st ,,nexualed in this country.
a m .u,i u,u,pcr there will be two or moi
lie cravings from original paintings, from sueh
h., Cbanman. Incham, lnman, Osgood, &c ens,'
we'd N n,ez sotint, line and sti,ilc ny II sao
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,olored. and occasionally other iiins,,a"ons ,r
that every subscriber will receive IN t.e gu,
Of the year at least twenty tour eiesah., Dot not
- tions Of the graphic art, which conia ho' !.
otherwise procured at three or four unc' '
annual cost Of tile whole Magazine.
In each number there will also be two pas
ster of Mufic, original judiciousiy selected by
lial competent pro fessor Of the art. Proper rega
Eye will be paid to the current issues from the DO
hor press not SO much however, with view
/. notice all the volumes that may appear as to
EXPRESSION of matured opinions concerning tn
- which shall be deemed worthy OF the put
attention and confidence. The aim Of the ed
. will be rather to furnish judicious criticisms,
we'll which readers and purchasers may rely Tor
own dance, than to present mere Mandatory Ch
the ice of New Publications..
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. Two copies year = D..
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