The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-04
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fashionable aununls IN Ibr spleudaf, II not 10 the
number Of its pilates. tIrsidts u superb inpsUtnt
b, snftaiu, the pfcuiesi affair he has yet ougfu.
we'd, there viii be m
ILLUMINATED TITLE pAGF,
after the ~ 10 OF the ofgcgus manuscripts Of
tho pudal ages. THE elegant ilustiution ia the
dfst thins oi tho kind attempte fof a magaziue
either here of ubfoadi IA this, NJ In other mat
tiers, we anticipate all oil crs. IL will hu txuuu
ted In NV eoLoaas aud he of rare aud surpas
sing beauty. Tha establishment alone will be
worth bali years subscription.
NEW AND SPLENDID TYrE.
Tie Jnnuiry nuabor will appear in new typ Q,
east expressly for u';nud. in every respect, the
mechanical execntn OF the work viii pc impvo
we'd. THE WASHINGTON FAMILY.
The February number will contain two su.
rerp mezottnts; and either in tibet number, or
in one Immediately a ter. will appear n mezt,
tint fthe Washington Family: TO possess this
dicture ought TO be II sufficient indictment io'
every patriotic American TO subscribe. In
word. we shall take our readers by surprise,
next year, WITH the beauty, costumes and util.
ity of this department.
" FIRST or AMERICAN WRITERS!
In its Literary Department this Magazins
gives ORIGINAL articles, bnlike the namby-
pamhy ca oh pennies, which copy old stories
from newspa pers. All the hest female writers
of America contribute To its ~ tes; II is
A WORK OF PATRIOTISM!
therefore, to subscribe for this book instead of
all Others, which are reprints of English ones.
Our Editor is Mrs Ann :. Stephens, the FE-
MALE SCOTT OF AMERICA! She is assis-
ted BY Mrs l., ii. S;gourney, Mrs Oss ood, Ellet,
Dinnies, fierson, Orne, and by the unriva 'led
author of of "Conquest and SelfConquest.' / he
,est writers OF the other sex also contribute to
he variety of our pages.
PRIZE TALE OF THE SOUTH,
ounded on incidents in the Revolution, will
appear, by the an hor "MARION'S MENn
Our Domestic Stories, by Ellen Ashton, F.E.F
and others, intoxicating useful morals, which
have been so popular, will be continued. As a
proof of the superior character of our literary
contents, we may mention the fact that more
articles are copied from us by the press than
from any other Magazine. This is because no
other periodical is so exclusively a mirror Of
wcman's mind, or SO thoroughly devoted to her
tastes or interests.
OFTNER THAN ANY RIVAL.
During the past year we have published more
of Inc costly Mezzotints than any rival, and for
1876 we shall average Mezzotint for every
number. "The Shipwreok," washington at
Eighteen.n 'Family Chased by Wolves and
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have been surpassed but we have some now
being engraved MAR SUPERIOR!! Besides
these, we shall give Line Engravings, Land
scapes, Female Beauties, Colored Birds and
Flowers, Pictures of Domestic Life, &c, &c,
keeping ahead of all rivals. We shall give a
portrait of the Editor, Gratis, next year. The
Engravings will be worth double the subscrip.
ton price.
FASHIONS FROM PARIS.
The Magazine has long maintained the repu-
tation of giving the most correct fashions, &C E
companied by full letter press descriptions; and
this, to country subscribers especially, is great
desderatum. We get our Fashions in advance
from Paris, so we can never be beaten in this
department, but will always remain ahead,
Each month, from a variety of Patterns, the
Fashions are selected, engraved ,and oolored fol
us ahead of all rituals! To each plate is addec
a full letter press description, besides informa
ton on all the latest styles. The other Maya
zines have long been mere copyists of this on'
which has now becume, i'll our eastern cities, thu
Text Book OF Fashion! So energetic are we i,
this department, that we have Ofteu actual
published the Fashions here before the Londo
Maya lines. Of rhese assertions we challeng,
denial!
THE HOME DEP ARTMENT.
To render our periodical 2 FAMILY Maya
zine, as well as lady's book, we give, ever
month, New Receipts for Housewives, Pattern
for Embroidery, Lace Work, &c, &c; thus ma
king a sort of wade mecum, Indispensable t
every female, but especially to those in tn
country, who would learn the latest improve
ments in the city.
AUsEFUL HINT.
All the other Magazines are merely in.cnde
for amusement They have no higher plan il
view. This one, on the the contrary, supplies
want long felt, for it gives the sex, monthly, tn
the --latest Fashions, the Newest Receipts, tn
!. City Chit Chat, and every New IMPROVEMENT
THIS itsdoes, alike to the lady in the Atlanti
!. States, and the one in the far West, and on tn
same day in the month. What lady can d
without this Magazine! Fitted for a "Hom
Book and "Boudoir Companion'' alike, it
already peru,ed by tens of thousands, and wi
be, eventually, in the ands ofevery America
woman.
THE TERMS.
By rigid adherence to the cash system, W
are enabled to publish this Magazine at the We
ry lowest rate compatible with merit, viz: TW,
DOLLARS A YEAR. A trashy affair, moi {
> be reliee on in the fashion department, with oil
) plates and nothing original, might be got u
cheaper, and people gulled out of their money
but we issue a work of reputation, and expet
, to perform what we promise. 10 induce Iarg
numbers to subscribe in the same neighborhood
we offer the following terms TO clubs =.
3 Copies. $500 Copies, 500
Copies. 700 10 Copies, 900
PREMIUMS.
To repay persons for getting up Clubs, we
! fer the following premiums: For club of thre
t or club of FIVE, our "ANNUAL, WIT
] WASHINGTON'S PORTRAIT IN IT." Fe
club of seven, or for club of sixteen, eth,
the Annual, or an extra copy of the Magazine
A specimen number sent when desired.
Address, Post Paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
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