The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

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,ouare. An OF which he offers low 'oi
CASH, or on the usual time TO punff4di
| men.
Al JOHN HUNTER
/ May 18Th 1914.
H1iHE COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GLN
. vi TItMAh'i, MAGAZiNL.-Oh the ISL o'
Jannary 1874. will be published, the htsl mum
Der oftne COLUMBIAN LADl'o AND oEN
TIEMAN'S MAGAZINE, edited ny JON" -
RAN. and filled with contributions from 'n0 mus
eminent and accomplished winters Ut the county
The motives which have led to The cotlinehce'
meut OF this undertaking may be Dnety stated =
Il is believed by the proy nelor that tnere is III
lthe United stairs IN ilineuse provision OF Ii'ef-
ar, AFFINITY for which rs Yet there is no adequate
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ur hcid OF display; that be'IEe'
he numbers Of clever and successful Wflei
. whose productions are weekly, and mohthiy' a"o
, annually read with delight BY thousands, there
are set greater numbers constantly arriving at
maturity OF power who have "uly to appear oh
the ,rage OF publication to receive Dfihah
award 0t fame, and that the powers OF those
whose names are alfeady PRONOUNCED with res
meet by lbs I'll wfsest ctHsure are capable Of
been caIl,d forth IL is believed, too, that the
demand Tor Ateray production III thIs eoIhtfy
| especially il che y, uHICai caHuei, tACetua t-e
suppil in very large proportion, ANA iAHt &c"
iii. lies nave u.Iy L. be Fiesthtcd oI NE Esht
guailtl ana ID ,hr WdJ 10 ensure hearty "ci-
come and 5IohluDle reception, No ds ubt ~
Irntort had 81 the Am,It"n "Iao's ahuijy toI
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lane luct u uthei lands chn uthL 70 tAG GhcoGHc
te,; and iu.i assurauCei j. Ieit tnat among tie
IN lions OF AulrlCan IcatoI- iirc c"h be aud
a cordial welcome tor ali taat ,iue'lcA wa
,r5 can ,rOuuce OF excellent and interesting
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HAT there Is ;tbGHaant ru0l4 ior another Maga-
zine. Lotui tbsyandug lhe merit and success utI
those already IN tc!n-; that there can tie MOI
ack % aDlilty 10 III It's pasrs nccePtaDjy within
the reach OF capital auu liberal enterprise; ana
that such pcnoGicai viii not tan u ne srcet"d
as a welcome ylsitrr ny thousands upon thou
sauus WHO as ) ct nave done httle or nothing
UWurd tuo SUPP or and GvN eIoVcment OF Amer
can ptriodi cal Literature.
Another and slrou- motive has been the to -
Ing that Few oTk, iue hrst CITY Oi the Umon,
sAOuid he tie home Vi a periodical owIag no
superior il neither merit nor success IAt Go
lunbIan Magazine VIII be published on the ars
Y
! "a. ii " III comprise tir best paper, u pc and
Workmanship ,hat noi'cy can iroeur..
It's contributors Viii be suu-ut ior among the
abiest and moss popular wnt,Is IN the Countr.
and no cloIts WiIi he spared to secure the ana Ut
those most dislipgui he'd, such as
JUtu l. stephens, J. L Cooper, C HaileCk,
! Il " nrrtert, IA / Iuckern,all, J K Chandler,
! + G GrattuI,J { Neal, " Il onus, Epts Sar
gent, i > Ray, K " Gr.s"old, Gerge hiofris,
( Srha smith, blrs Emma { EIubuD, Mrs AIN :,
Ste, hens, WIS cha Smith, Mrs Il u Beechr stow
Mrs Ildla II Sisourncy, Mta { W ii fslihe,
Mrs LYDIA Jane tiersou. Miss Hanna i uoulG,
Mis- /. i Dupuy, Miss Lucy Austen, Miss sarah
Hew,tt Miss NJ Fairman Miss l. , Aorton
Miss Margaret Coke, Miss Marion ii Rand, "
G BfN ant, J l. lauiuhE, \ z Wills, Nathaiie
Hawthorn, II W Lungieiinw, u + Holman, ;
Arthur, Ii + Harrington, II u Weld, Nehl
p Berjamlu, K ii Dana, Kuius Dawes, K N Bro
MIR, Man Ciayers, Mrs Frances SOsgood, N"
T. + E.let Mrs NAney l. Howard, Mrs "
Leon Loud, Mrs A M Amman, Miss Llza LIE
, lie. Miss q NJ Sedgwick, Miss juliet IL Lew
Miss MARY Dayenant, Miss Emily Francis "
Mecca M Duncan, Miss Virginia DE Forest, Mas
A $ Lindsay, Miss G M He'eitas.
With many OF these arrangements have AREA
dy been made, rs well us with others whose req
d utatiou is sure, though yet TO be established i
If tho public regard. The proprietor entertain
s sanruine hopes of accomplishing an object (
r winch he looks occasionai contributors lormin
n !, list unexualed III this country.
,ir In each number there viii be two or NOR
cravings from original paintings, from such a
Chapman, Ingham, Inman, Osgood, &c engra
we'd in mezzotint, line and stipple by II Sadt
= w |. Ormsby, &c, besidosa plate of Fashion
colored, and occasionally other Illustrations, 6
that every subscriber will receive in tie cours
of the year at least twenty four elegant produc
tons OF the graphic art, which could not b
otherwise procured at three or four times IL
annual cost of the whole Magazine.
In each number there viii also be two page
~ OF Muic, original or jjudioiously selected by
w competent professor of tic art. Proper regar
ed will be paid to the current issues from the boo
=, press not So much however, with view I
notice all the volumes that may appear as TO III
an ex.ression of matured Opinions concerning thus
which shall be deemed worthy of the publ
attention and confidence. The aim of the edito
will be rather TO furnish iudiCious criticisms, o.
- which readers and purchasers may RELY for gu
dance, than to present mere laudatory Chrol
: iole OF New Publications.
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agents for the Columbian Magazine, will pleas
apply TO the publisher Immediately. The usua
= discount Will be made to them.
- In addition TO the above, the publisher simpl
adds, for the benefit of all, that the work will b
su stained by sufficient capital Edit ors VIII
Bile will insert this prospectus entire and send con
marked and addressed to the Columbian Maga
zine, shall have copy oft sent to them 10
one ear.
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