The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-16


The publishers Of the United stsso. Saturday
Post .ol constrained 10 mike again ibsL 80.
know led emrpts 10 tho reading publs f.s &c
liberal support which their paper receives. To
show that they are no, un,nipdful of tho return
which such patronage requires, IL would be on.
.irey sufficient 10 refer tbs reader 10 the sstab.
lishud character Of
THE fIREsIDE FRIEND,
which 10 rro.cminontly tho designation Of THE
paper. Asa newspaper, dependent upon pub.
lie patronage, "uows by what II feeds on" the
publishers aatcr themselves that TITS posT has
increased 10 interest and value, with the steady
aud gratifying support which has been accorded
to IL, for period Of
A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
In tbistiDe, which has served for the lifo and
death Of whole generations Of periodicals, and
the rise, meridian, and decline Of many rival,
TBE Posi- has kept the even tenor OF ITS way, By
ITS own intrinsic health and strength-now iof.
lowing, often leading the public taste, but not
departing from its independence TO minister to
the transient newspaper follies, winch, compar-
ephemeral. We shall continue in this, sndsa-
voring, in the
NEWS DEPARTMENT
TO present the latest and best authenticated In
telligonce, Invested Of party hue, and interested
far as it is ascerteinable. We endeavor to 90
lect and pulish intelligence Of value aud impor.
lance to citizens engaged in all the three great
interests,
AGRICULTURE COMMERCE AND
MANUFACTURES.
In political intelligence we recognize only one
oUR CoNUTRY-oUR WHOLE COUNTRY.
We know no sectional interests in our patriot
ism-no party lines in our politics-no sectari.
anism in our religion, but print and publish for
"THE GREATEST Coon OF THE GRArEsr
NUMBER"
To give the Saturday Post m Importance
beyond that temporary one which It derives
from being the record Of current events, and 70
make it acceptable TO the
FAMILY CIRCLE,
We give to its columns the character efs
WEEKLY MAGAZINE,
Embracing Original Tales and Sketches--tti-
ginal Verse and Essays--History and Histor'.
ettes--Biography and Legends--Scence and
Standardization annals--Morai Iales
and Traits Of Life--Original Comments, on No.
tables--Wit and Humor.
In word, such a variety of matter as, our ows
country first remembered,) the
WHOLE LITERATURE OF THE WORLD
may offer. The Original Translations from
European literature, which have from time to
time appeared in this Journal, are referred 70
as an earnest that we have
SPARED NO PAINS
To make Tue Posi- truly Cosmopolitan In the
GREAT REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
Volume Twenty Seventh, upon which we ara
about to enter, will appear in new type, and
with such other improvements and advantages
as experience may suggest. 10 repeat the words
of IA former prospectus
OUR MOTTO is STILL "EXCELSlOR"
Among the Oldest papers on the continent, and
possessed of all advantages which long accumu
lated facilities Afford the conductors blend with
these peculiar advantages, (not to be acquired
in day, jail the improvements (which each sue
cessive year presents TO teeir notice, and all the
changes for the better, which occur to men in
tent on doing well by reading fpublic which
has always do .e well forsThe'. United sta.ss
Saturday Post.
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