The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-07-11
THELADIEs' NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
Edited by Mns. ANN s. srrrnrxs !.

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The eat popularity which has attended this
Magazine fnr lh45, has induced the publisher 70
outlay still heavier expenses, in Older To make Al
the
BEST LADIES' PERIODICAL IN THE
| WORLD.
The improvement for the year 1876 will be o.
the most offensive and costly character. me
fashion plates will be executed in style of oil.
egance never before attempted in this country
| ! he January number will bea gem, rivallng the
fashionable ANIMALS in ,he splendor, II not in the
number Of its plates. Besides superb mezotini
by Sartain, the prcttiest affair he has yet engra'
we'd, there will be an
ILLUMINATED TITLE PAGE,
FER the style of the gorgeous manuscripts o
| tho feudal ages. This elegant illustration is the
fret thing OF the kind Attempted for magazine
either here or abroad: in this, asi other mat
tiers, we anticipate all Others. twill be cxecu
ted in rlvg coLoaps, and be Of rare md surpas
sing beauty This establishment alone will be
worth half years subscription.
NEW AND SPLENDID TYFE.
The Janurry number viii appear in new type,
cast expressly for us and. in every respect, the
mechanical executio OF the work will pc impyo
we'd. THE WASHINGTON FAMILY.
The February number will contain two SUI.
ern mezottnts; and either in tibet number, or
in one Immediately after, will appear mezzo-
tint ofthe Washington Family: TO possess this
dicturc ought to be a sufficient inducement for
every patriotic American to subscribe. In
word, we shall take our readers by surprise,
next year, witq the beauty, costliness and util
ity ofthIs department.
FIRST OF AMERICAN WRITER'S!
In its Literary Department this Magazine
gives ORIGINAL articles, bnhke the namby
PANTY catch pennies, which copy old stories
from newspa pers. All the best female writer's
of America contribute TO its pages; ii is
A WORK OF PATRIOTISM!
therefore, to subscribe for this book instead of
all others, which are reprints Of English ones
Dur Editor is Mrs Ann ;. Stephens, the FE-
MALE SCOTT or AMFRICA!! She is assis-
ed BY Mrs l., II. Sigourney, Mrs Oslood, Ellet,
)innies, Person, Orne, and by the uhriva led
u,hor of OF s'Conquest and SeifConquest.' i he
est writers ofthe ether sex also contribute to
he variety Of our pages.
PRIZE TALE OF THE SOUTH,
,unded on incidents in the Revelation, will {
ppear, by the author of "MARION,S MEN rl n
ur Domestic Stories, by Ellen Ashton, F.E.F.
nd others, intoxicating useful morals, which s,
ave been SO popular, will be continued. Asa b
roof of the superior character of our literary v
9ntents; we may mention the fact that more I
rtieies are copied from US by the press fh.I, +,
ON any other Magazine. This rs because no
ther periodical is 50 exclusively a mirror oil t.
oman's mind, or 50 thoroughly devoted to her
lstcs or interests.
oFTNER THAN ANY RIVAL.
During the past year we have published more +
ihe costly Mezsotints than any rival, and for ri
$40 we shall average Mtzzotint for every
amber. "The Shipwreck,n .:Washington all
Ishteen." "Family Chased by Wolves, and
The Circassian, "are plates chat never hitherto W
hAa,l scpi h,f
ing engraved MAR sUPERIOR.. Besides Iii
csc, we, shall give Line Engraviogs, Land fs>
apes, Female Beauties, Colored Birds ascl q.
overs, FIXTURES of Domestic Life, sc, &c.
eping ahead ofall rivals. We shall Give n
rtrait Of the Editor, Gratis, next year. The
igrayings will be worth double the subscrip
IA price.
FASHIONS FROM PARIS.
The Magazine has long maintained the repu-
ton OF giving the most correct Fashions, &C c
mpanied by full letter press descriptions and
is, to country subscribers especially, is great
sideratum. We get oar Fashions in advanced =
IN Paris, so we can never be beaten in this |
pertinent, but will always remain ahead.
ich month, from variety of Patterns, the
.shioos are selected, engraved land colored for
ahead Of all riuals. To each plate is added
ul letter press description, besides informa
On on all the latest styles. The other Maya
,es have long been mere copyists Of this one !
nioh has now becunte, in our eastern cities, the
ext Book OF Fashion So energetic are we in U
is department., .,,at We nave ofteu actually {
lblishod the Fashions here before the London q
aga lines. OF rhese assertions we challenge u
NAL! p
THE HOME DEP ARTMENT.
To render our periodical q FAMILY Maya :
ne, as we'll as lady's book, we give, every
onth, New Receipts for Housewives, Patternsl ,
r Embroidery, Lace Work, &c, &c; thus ma
ing sort Of wade mecnm, indispensable to
,ery female, hut especially to those in the
,untry, who would learn the latest improve 4
ents in the city.
AUSEFUL HINT.
All the other Magazines are merely intended,
y Amusement: They have no higher plan in a
ew. This one, on the the contrary, supplies h
ant long felt, for 1t gives the sex, monthly the
le Latest Fashions, the Newest Receipts. the
ity Chit Chat. and every New Improvement.
ms it does, alike to the lady in the Atlantic y
tatcs, and the one in the far West, and on the I
ime day in the month. What lady can do !.
'ithout this Magazine? Fitted Tor s'Home
ook'' and s'Boudoir Companion' alike. il il h
lready peru,ed by tens of thousands, and will s
e, eventually, In tho lands ofeyery American ;
oman. H.
THE TERMS. s.
By rigid adherence to the cash system, we
re enabled TO publish this Magazine at the vel
lowest rate compatible with merit. viz: two
OLLARS A YEAR. A trashy affair, moi to
} relee on in the fashion department, with old
ates and nothing original, might be got up n
reaper, and people gulled out of their money W
It we Issue work of reputation, and expect Ii
perform what we promise! To induce large
imbers to subscribe in the same neighborhood, i
> offer The following terms to clubs:-
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