The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-28
UaIrID STATES sAiULDaY lost.
NEW VOLUME, NEW TiP Pc,
ORD FRIESDtnlrs,
AND NEW ATTRACTIONS
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The publishers Of the United states Saturday
Post feel constrained to make again their ac.
know Judgements 10 the reading public for tho
liberal support which their paper receives. 10
show that they are not nnmindfuI OF the return
which such patronage requires, il would be en-
tirely sufficient to refer the reader to the estab.
lished character of
THE FIRESIDE FRIEND,
which is rre-eminenty the designation Of this
paper. As newspaper, dependent upon pub.
lie patronage, "grows by what it feeds on" the
publishers flatter themselves that The PosT ha.
increased il interest and value, with the steady
aud gratifying support which has been accorded
to it, for IA period OF
QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
In tn slime, which has served for the life and
death of whole genera ions of periodicals AMI
the rise. meridian, and decline Of many a rival,
Far Posi- ha, kept the even tenor OF its way, By
its own intrinsic health and strength-now Io-
lowing, often leading the public tas e. but not
departing from its independence TO minister 80
the transient newspaper follies, winch, compar-
cd to the existence OF the +. ST, are indeed
eDhemeral. We shall continue in this, sndea"
voring, i'll the
| NaWS DEPARTMENT
| tn present the latest and best authenticated in
teligcnce, dves,ed of purity hue, and interested
bias, and resting solely on the ba IS OF truth, MS
far rs il is ascert4inable We endeavor to Sc
loci and uulisb intelligence of valu" aud i'm
lance to citizens enga sed'in al The three great
interests,
AGRICULTURE COMMERCE. AND
MANUFACTUiS.
In political intelligence we recognize only one
party-and that is
our CONUTRY-OUR WHOLE COUNTRY.
We know no sectional interests in orr patriot
ism-no party lines in our politics--no seciat''
anism in our religion, but print and publish for
"TnE GarArtsT GonD or THE CRAThsr
NuuneR,'
To give the Saturday Pet ~ Import f"c'
beyond tina; Temporary one which II N''tI''
from being She record ofoarrcnt events, anu 70
make it acceptable to the
FAMILY CIRCLE,
We give to It's columns the character Of.
WEEKLY MAGAZINE,
Embracing Original 'rrlas and S1e'chcs-~' ~
cInal Verse and Ds2:., s--I.'@-"'y am i''S'''
eta.:s.;cs- Revolutionary 4nnals--Mo'at I -
and rra;,e C Life--t, ,Inal CoiAaenta,0a no.
tabes--W.t ana i.umor.
In a word sach variety Of :3atleF &s,<"2F -"
S cuuntr. first remomaereaJ tAe
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ma an earaest that VT haya
y SPARED NC PAINS
e T, mrLe TnE Posi- truly Cosmopolitan IA th'
ccEATg,REpu DLlc OF TIERS,
- Volume Twenty Seventh, upon which We ar,
about to cs.te~, viii appear in new Tyne, a."
"a with sach ether mpr, yements and "t~..'aEt
j rs experience may suggest. II repeat the "'r"
Of a former pr0spectus--
OUR MOTTO IS STILL "E"CELS.oN"
Among The Oldest prporo Oh TIE continent, anf
!, posseeec1 of IL! advantages which long 2cGumn
or hated facilities ano.i, the conductors blend VII.
these peculiar advantages, (no; - Re nc@uHt.
in oar le.. the improvements Thica each sn'
csssiye year prcscnts 70 teeir aoticr ,nnd al u
changes .3r tie better, which cccGf 10 ten IN
y tea. on doing wei hy ra"dtng r''.''ic wh'"
~ has always do .e well for 'ihe United Stst
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