The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-25
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Tic publishers 1T the United states asiurlt,
Poet feel constrained 10 mike again their ne.
hnuw Judgements a. The reading public fYf the
iibptal support wliicl their paprf fpteives. H.
show that tliuy Hfe not unmIndl NJ tho return
Witch saeh patronage requires, II would llp 90.
iitrly Hnihttnt ~ refer The reader to the ustab.
lishod character of
TliE flgEslDE FRIEND,
which is rfc.cmncnlly the designation of This
paper Asa newspaper, dependent upon pub
lie patronage, "gfows ny whn, il leeds an. IN,
publishers Halter themselves that Tnr posr has
increased 10 interest aud value, with the st,ndy
aud gratifying support which has been ace,rd,J
10 II, Tor q pofiod Of
A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
In III slime, which has served for tbo bG, ,,,I
death OF whole generations of pcfiod,cnIs AMI
the rise, meridian, aud decline fmnn, n f,ynI.
iht '"sf mas KEPT the even tenor otis way, by
ITS own intrinsic health aud strrngit-nnw toi.
lowing, often leading the public tusae, bnt no,
departing from its independence 20 mipiste, "a,
the transient Newspaper Iollies, which, oompar-
cd TO the existence OF the l., ST, are in3end
ephemeral. We shall continue in this ondo,.
vollIg, III the
N eWS DEPARTMENT
to present the latest and best authenticated in
! telligence Invested of party hue, aud Interested
! bias, aud resting solely on the basis Of truth, n
| far rs il is ascertennbe. We endeayor to Sc
lrct and paish Intelligence of value and i'm or
lance TO citizens engaged in ali the three great
interests,
AGRICULTUE COMMERCE AND
MANUFACFUES.
In political intelligence we recognize only one
party-anA that is
IOuR CONurRY-OUR WHOLE COUNTRY.
We know no sectional interests in our patriot
ism--uo party lines in our pnlitics-no sectari,
anism in our religion, but print aud publish lor
i "IuL GEEArtsr Coon oF lHE GRArLsr
NUMBER"
To give the Saturday Post an importance
be, end that temporary one which 1t derives
ron being the record ofcuFrcnt events, and 10
make it acceptable TO the
FAMILY CIRCLE,
We give to its columns the character ofa
WEEkLY MAGAZINE,
Enbracin. Original Tales and Sketchcs--nri.
ginai Verse and E.shy s-~iiistory and lllstor'-
cites Biography and Legends Science aud
Statistcs-Reroutioua = n'ral,-Mo1ai ! ales
and Traits ot lr--Otgiual Comments, on No.
tables Wit and numor.
In word, such Il variety OF matter II, our oWh
country first rememberedO the
WHOLE LirERATuR. OF I IE WORLD
may offer. The Original Transitions FROM
/. European literature, which have from Gns TO
d time appeared in this Journal, are referred "
s. az au euraCst that we have
, SPAhED NO PAINS
To make Tur Posr truly Cosmopolitan in the
GREAT REPUBLIC OF h"TrER|.
Volume Twenty Seventh, upon Which we are
about to enter, viii appear in new type, and
% with such other Improvements and advantage
,s as experience may suggest. / repeat the words
6 of n former piosPectus--
Is OUR MOTTO IS STILL "EXCELSIOH
Among the oldest papers on the continent, aud
re possessed OF all advantages which long nccumn
s. lated facilities afford, the conductors tllnd Wi
these peculiar advantages, (not to be acquir d
- in Il Gay, Dali the lmproyemt rts which each SUE
ccs-iyc year presents to tcer notice, and all thc
changes for the better, which Occur TO men in
tent on doing we'll by rcading public which
has always doe wen for The United State:
Saturday rost.
TERMS.
Copy, s., per annum Copies $40, pr ann
Coz tes 5, :" - Il so, g
The money must always be sent III advance
free of postage.
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to an exchange. Address,
S. d, PATTERSON & co.
ee 9S Chesnut street, Philadelphia.