The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21

I'll. ont popularity which has attended TINS
k.,azlnc Tor ls4I, has induced The pnb's' .r 70
anita, eth heavier exp, uses, IN older ID makei'
TIE
BEST LADIES RlOpiCAL IN TIE
WORLD.
The ;mnroyrmrnt Tor the year 1916 will be o:
the most tqtens We and costly character. The
fashion plates will be executed in style OF ell.
lance never before attempted in this country.
The January number will be a gem, rivalhng the
fashionable ANNALS in abe splendor, il not in the
umber Of its plates. Besides superb mezotint
nv Sartain, the prcttiest affair he has yet ensra
we'd, there will he an
ILLUMINATED TITLE PAGE,
after the style of the orgeous manuscripts OF
tina fonda! ages. This elegant illustration is the
first thing OF the kind attempted for magazine
either here or abroad: in this, ms in other mat
,eu, we anticipate all offers 1t will be execu
ted in FIVE coIoaRs, and be of rare and snrpas
sing beauty. This en- Enlistment alone will be
worth bali years subscription.
NEW AND SPLENDID TYiE +.
Tie Janu, ry nun Dor will appear in new type,
east expressly for us and. in every respect, the
mechanical executo of the work will pc impvo
,sd THE WASHINGTON FAMILY.
The February number will contain two SUI
vern mezottnts: and either in tibet number, or
in one Immediately after, will appear mezzo'
flint of the Washing on Family to possess this
dicture ought to be sufficient inducement fo'
every patriotic American to subscribe In
word. we shall take our readers by surprise,
next year, witq the beauty, costlines and uil'
fly Of this department.
In its Literary Department this Magazine
.iyes ORIGINAL articles, bnlike the namby-
DANDY catch pennies, which copy old stories
rom newspa pers. All the best female writers
of America contribute to its pages; IT IS
A WORK OF PATRIOTISM!
therefore, to subscribe for this book instead of
oil 9th. rs, which are reprints Of English ones.
Our Editor is Mrs Ann s. Stephens, the Fee
MALE SCOT or AMERICAS! She is assis-
ted by Mrs l., II. Sisourney, Mrs Os- God, Elet,
Dinnie., fierson, Orne, and by the unrva We'd
author of OF "Conquest and Self.Conquest.' he
hest writers Of the other Sex also contribute to
the variety of our pages.
PRIZE TALE OF THE SOUTH,
founded on incidents in the Revolution. will
appear, by the au hor of "MARlON'S MENn'
Our Domestic Stories, BY Ellen Ashton, F.E.F F.;
and Others, intoxicating useful morals, which
have been 20 popular, will be continued. As Il
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 mirror oil
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 lie costly Mezzotints than any rival, and for
1886 we shall average a Mtzzotint for every
number. "The Shipwreck," "Washington at
Eighteen" ''FamIy Chased by Wolves,' and
s,The Circassian, Pare plates that never hitherto
have been surpassed; but we have some now
being engraved ,N>R SUPERIOR! Besides
these, we shall give Line Engravings, Land
scape., Female Beauties, Colored Birds and
Flowers, Pibture. Of Domestic Life, &c, &c,
keeping ahead of all rivals. We shall give a
portrait of the Editor, Gratis, next year. The
Engrayincs will be worth double the subscrip'
ton price.
The Magazine has long maintained the repu
tation of giving the most correct ashions, &C
companied by full letter press descriptions; an'
this, to country subscribers especially, is grea
desideratum. We get our Fashions in advanc
from Paris, SO we can never be beaten IN TN
department, hut will always remain ahead
Each month, from variety Of Patterns, IN
F,sh;ons are selected, engraved and colored Il
~. ,hrad OF al, riuals. To each plate is adds
=. fun letter press description, besides into'm
,on on all the latest styles. The other Mag
zine. have long been mere copyists OF TINS o.
which has now becume, in our eastern cit'es,t
Text Book OF Fashion! So energetic are we
this department, that we have ofteu actual
published the Fashions here before the Lond
Maya ines. OF rhese assertions we challen
denial.
THE HOME DEP ,RTMFNT.
To render our pe'iodicala FAMILY Mag
sine as well as a lady's book, we give, eve
month, New Receipts for Housewives, fatteI
for Embroidery. Lace Work, &c, &c; thus
L;no sort of wade mecum, indispensable
every female, but especially to those in
country, who would learn the latest impro
ments in the city.
''''' A USEFUL HINT. ,..
All the otaer Magazines are merely intont
for amusement: They have no higher plan
view. This one, on the the contrary, supple
want long felt, for it gives the sex, monthly,
the Latest Fashions, the Newest Receipts,
City Chit Chat, and every New Inn rovene
This Il does, alike to the lady in the Allan
States, and the one in the far West, and on
same day in the month. What lady can
without this Magazine? Fitted for "l1o
Book, and ssBoudoir Companion'' alike, j
already peru,ed by tens of thousands, and v
be, eventually, in the lands ofevery Ameri'
woman.
THE TERMS
BIZ rigid adherence to the cash system,
are enabled to publish this Magazine at the
" lowest rate compatible with merit, viz: T'
DOLLARS A YEAR. A trashy affair, no
be reliee on in the fashion department, with
plates and nothing original, nigh. he got
cheaper, and people gulled out of their NOM
but we issue work of reputation, and exp
TO perform what we promise! To induce la