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HE MESSENGER has been established more Than elerea yeHS-much longer than any other Southern work ever eXisted-during which 1t has maintained the highest rank among American Periodicals. It has always been emiaeRtiy S0HbeJR; and for several years, has been addressing itself to the West both editorially and by it's ablest contributors. 1t will continue to address itself to the

 SOUTH AND TVEST, And will loo,, to them mainly for support. To in- i Gicata this and its union with Simms' Magazine, the titles o the separate works will be blended in "THE SOUTHERE.4ED ITESYERR LIT

 ER.lRT MESSENGER IND REVIEW;' Retaining th features of each, but improving them far a5 rac,icabe Whilst it will be diatiacflrc, the advocate of the SOU III AND WEST, its moi 10 vii be

 ..Il tte Union eaA fa3 tle Unoai IT fife soutb end

 Hest eat .t0r tbe South and j'esn"

 It will bo published simultaneously in Chares- fen and in Richmond. Ihe subscribers to Smms' Magazine especially, and t1e friends of Southern and Western Literature, and the people generally, are invited to enlist ia its behalf.

 The aid of Sir. Gimms las been secured not ealy as coDtfbutor but in fine Critical and Edito- rial department: and other Southern and Western contributors will wifi be added to those already en- gaged for the Messenger.

 Communications for the Messenger and Review may be sent to the office in Richmond.

 Eaeh number of the Messenger ea3 Recie5e g will contain e uPer-Foyal octave pages filled with the choicest matter, of great yariety-embrac.ng A0re}s, IG'c&, Forms, Iraee{s, Ca5-

 t57aes. Reeic2ss, ifiStory, I1jo2Ya-

 ply. Papers oa the Ar42Y, NaoY, And other National Affairs, and Discussions of ali questions affecting the Rights, Interests, and h. sautioas of the South and West

 Fhe subscription price #ill be sj but the work will contain very nearly twice as much matter as | SinmS' Narayfno 9ni ha T1iblisbeH in an nIaoa,f style, like the present Messenger.

 Those inaeb.ed to iae Magazine, will please 10 make immediate payment. ej? 50 will be taken in full for subscription due to Sinms' Magazine and for the "MessanEer and Review" for iS46 Sl0 will be taken in full for subscription to the Maga- zine, for volume of the Messenger for 1915. ant l5f the Messenger and Review for l8lG For s7 ahd 53 cents volume of the Messenger for ISf5. and the Messenger and Review for l646, viii be furnished.

 REDUCTION Or POSTAGE.

 For the benefit of subscribers by mail, the Mes seBger and Review will be printed OH the finest pa- fef, nantiaetured expressly for il, by which the postage wal be greatly reduced, and the bound aGlume rendered far more convenient

 Jhe undersigned believes that inc above arrange naat Is an suspicious one for Southern and Western Literature and Interests, aad hopes te le adeauate- Y sustained and rewarded fer his efforts to main tain hem.

 THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW FOR

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 Whoever viii send IS Thew subscribers, with so saal receive the Messenger and Review, grat- Is: and il the same proportion fer larger number o subscribers. Active and faitbfal Caf4aesers and Collectors 8iil b employed. Security viii Be required.

 Orders for the Messenger and Review win be sent in immediately, with the money, 10 tha Mes senser Office, Echnaal "a. Ii t iadisDensgble b knew how many copies to Pahiis's; and all who intend o subscribe, will please do 50 immediately ] 4 Those papers @iich insert ,6is .an,spcctlis. q few times, with CT without Mir. simms' letter l and g,Ve t aa Editorial notice, will be entitled tc the Messenger and Review. for enc year.

 BsB. MINOR, Editor