The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26

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it.LNAN'H MAO MINE, edited ~ lou. f.,
aAN, aud Gil.d wtih contributions ffns N. m.,
eminent nnd accomplished writer ~ the commits.
The moiises which have led 10 the eos,asnss
aem ., tbs nnde,'nh'nE lnpy be- b,i,ay stated.
u " believed Wy The pro, fietof that there a h.
he United tintts ~ lismeDte provision Of ila,'
afY nbiity iof Witch ns yet there IL no nipousts
Encouragement ~ field of display lLm br,ds.
he numbers of clever and successful wtite,
shose productions nfc weekly, mud p,onilly.aa
innually fead with delight by thousands, ibt9s
are yet greater numbers constantly ntfylps y,
nniufii, of power who have only 10 nrpept !,
ne srnge OF publication 10 receive btilllas,
award NJ luine, aud that the powers of ,hose
whose names are already pronounced with re-,
pCct by lins Oi wiscst censufe nru capaile nj
g,ofc and still higher eucflions thnn i'm. va,
been called forth. II Is believed, too, that lie
lemend for literary production IN this country
especially ia the pridien oauucl, exceeds liz
,up3ly ~ a very large proportion, and ,hnt osv
iupplios have only 10 be presented OF the rieht
quality auu ~ the way 10 ensure a hearty wei.
some aud profitable reception. No doubt /,
cDtoftain,d OF the AiaericaD minds ability 10
sUstain tself, certainly o. tsowD ground Il no
ibrontl, against all the CON petition that Tit
intellect Of other lands eau bring 10 the eDcouns
tei aud full assuranceis felt that among the
n cordial welcome for all that American WI.
ers can produce of excellent and interestipg
rom these presses ii 10 uudoubtingly inferred
that there as abunaant room for another Moy,
zine, Notwithstanding the merit and success ~
chose already in heins /; that there can +. M
,nck OF ability 10 Gil its pages ncceptably within
the reach OF capital aud liberal enterprise. ma
hat such periodical will not fail to be greeted
as a we leone yisiter by thousands uuon tbon-
sands who as yet have done little or po,h;s,
oward tae support and development of Amer,
can periodical literature.
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ing that Few York, the first city of Tie Unica
should be the home OF a periodical owning nv
superior in neither merit por success TIE e.
lumbar Magazine will be published on the FIR,
day of every month. lts mechanical arrapgs.
IN, uts will comprise the best paper, type md
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 aid to
those most distinguished, such as
f John L Stephens, j. + Cooper, + G Hallec,
II w Herbert, II 4 Tuck erman, Z Chandler,
+ Gtattan, J Neal, w Simms, Epes Sar.
gent, r Fay, K w Grlswod, Gerge Morris,
Seba Smith, Mrs Emma & Enbur,, Mrs Arn
stephens, Mr.. Seba Smith, Mrs Ii +. Beechr stow
Mrs Lydia II Sigourney, Mrs G IL Eslng,
Mrs Ly dia Jane Iierson, Miss Hanna Gould,
Miss Dupuy, Mics Lucy Austen, Miss Sarah
Iiewett Miss NJ Fairman, Miss L Norton
Miss Margaret Coke, Miss Marion II Rand,W
G Bry anti X paulding, 7 Willis, Nathanr,
Hawthorn, II w Iongfe!Iow, q + Hoffman, rs
Arthur, II + Harrington, IL II Weld, Neal
P BENJAMIN, x II Dana, Rufus Dawes, Il NJ Bire
Mr.. Mary Clayers, Mrs Frances SOsgood, Mn
L f Elet, Mrs vvIney + Howard, Mrs Ms
| con Loud, Mrs A NJ + AMMAN, Miss Eliza Lea
lie, Miss G NJ sedgwicl, Miss Juliet II Lewis
Miss Mary Dayenant, Miss Emily Francis Mi''
Meeta VI Duncan, Miss Virginia De Forest, Mi"
A S Lindsay, Miss NJ He'eltas.
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dy been made, as well ms with Others whose rep
h,fotiou assure, though yet to be established IN
The pnblic regard. The proprietor en,ertain'
saueuine hopes of accomplishing an OBJECT 10
which he looks occasional contributors forming
a list unexualed in this country.
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of the year at least twcnty four elegant produc'
lions OF the graphic art, which. could not %
otherwise procured at three or four times Inc
annual cost of the whole Magazine.
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| of Mulic, original or judiciously selected BY
} competent professor of the art. Proper regard
will be paid to the current issues from the book
press not 50 much however, with view TO
notice all the volumes that may appear as TO the
ex.ression ofmatured opinions concerning those
which shall be deemed worthy Of the public
attention and confidence. The aim of the editor
!, will be rather to furnish judcious criticisms, on
!. which readers and purchasers may rely for gai
u dance, than to present Il mere 1audatory Chron
ice of New Publications..
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