The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-12-11
sNFWspapERs AND PERIODICALs.

The Columbia Chronicle has been discontinued
for want of patronage. Tie proprietors made
brave struggle for existence, and We sincerely con-
dole With them. Its pages were always lively and
Bright and its editorial columns were conducted
ably:
The Kingstree rs. Star is offered for SALE 1t
SIS the only paper published in Williamsburg Dis
!: :trict and, would seem to be paying investment
"a practical printer, with experience and energy.
could not fail to realize handsomely from its pub.
Iication. Address R. C. LOGAN, Kingstree, S. c.
< The Elberton (Geo.) Gazstte has passed into the
hands Of Mr.. s. N. CARPENTER, lately employed
IN this Office, and native of this District. In
uell-uritten Salutatory, Mr. CARPENTER makes
Bis desst in old Elbcrt and we trust that the in
taliigent and refined people of that county will
generously sustain him in the effort to furnish an
acceptable local organ.
Several numbers of the Natieu Tirginian have
nsen. received. It wall be remembered that DR..
g. W. RAaBr, one Of the best writer's Of this
country, is the editor We have perused with no
ordinary interest the sketch entitled "John NJ.
Daniels Latch Key" being memoir Of the lnte
talented editor of the Richmond Examiner, whose
aun went down as the last rays Of the lost cause
FURNISHED the,horizon. This sketch alone is worth
s csho subscription price, $500 per annum. Ad-
dress BAaBy & sroFER, Orange c. H., Va
The Southern Cultirator was sold at Athens Geo.,
on tho 10th of November, for $4,000. The pur-
chaser is DR.. JONES, of Liberty county. We have
not received the December number, nor heard
where the paper will be published in the future.
Godey.-The December and January numbers of
this invaluable Ladys Book have been received,
and in due time, but absence from home prevented
? On earlier notice Of the number for this month.
ghe january number contains many improvements,
among them new and beautiful typographical
dress throughout. There is DO magazine published
in the United States that e1pends so much money
to crafty the growing taste of the American ladies
fsr everything TINT is tasteful and useful as the
publisher Of the Lady's Book, and there is none
more popular among the fair sex. We have not
npace to enumerate the costly beauty and mugni6-
cent attractions Of the number before US. "phe-
mic Rowland" by Marion Harland, is another
charming story began in this issue. Every house.
hold should have Cooley" and We want all our
friends to remember that, if they are subscribers
the Intelligeneer, We can send them the Lady's
Book ut $3.50 FER year. Send in your names and
money without delay as we are anxious to make
remittance to the publisher before Christmas.
Demorest-The current numberof this magazine
Is at hand and is really gem. It's engravings
and estories are excellent, while the "Chrslmas
Dinner" looks good enough to eat, and is accom-
panied with proper receipts for cooking it. We
notice several additions, in this number, of inter-
eat to the ladies-one of which is the enlargement
Of the already complete fashion department., and
large page illustrations of bonnets cloaks and chill
drens costumes. The pattern sheet is very valu-
ablo, being printed on both sides. feature of
the fashions is originality, and of special value to
cur ladies, who want practical designs and infor-
nation Indeed, q lady expressed her admiration
Of this magazneto US the other day, by saying
..tbas the fashions were just the thing for The
.imes; economical and practical We are au-
fhorized to receive subscriptions at $3.50 per an
rum, and will forward the names Of any of our
subscribers for that money.
: Frank 'Lsslie.-Tke December number of this
Msgo and handsome magazine has also been re-