The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-10-30
HEwspapERs AVID pEa1oD1cALs.

:: The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, one of the
oldest and ablest papers in Georgia. has been en-
hrged This gratifying evidence of prosperity is
Wen deserved by our venerable cotemporary.
The Greenville Mountancer of last week an
nounces the temporary withdrawal of G. E. ELFonD,
Esq, from its business management. He is sue
ceeded By Capt. F.sJ. BosT1cK, to whom we extend
cordial welcome.
We have received the third number of the South
ern Society, published at Baltimore 1t is hand
some eight page weekly, and contains choice
variety of reading matter. Among the contribu-
tors we notice the names of W. GILMORE SIMMs,
JoHS Es1EN Cooke, PAUL II HAYSE, D. L, LUCAS,
and others of equal reputation. Address the pub
fishers, 226 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore Md.
Terms S4.00 per annum.
We have observed the prospectus of the Natire
VIgaaon, o first class literary and humorous pa
per, published at Orange c. H, Va. The editor
DR.. G. w. BAGBY, is one of the finest wits this
country has ever produced, and his racy pen will
be acsively employed in making this new candidate
popular among the masses The first number will
contain stJohn NJ. Daniels LatchKey," m original
sketch of one of the most remarkable men Virginia
ever claimed for her own. The Ndtirc Vrginian is
published by BAGBE s SrorEn, ut $500 per year.
The Bunner of Liberty can Independent weekly
newspaper, advocating Constitutional government
civil and religious freedom. and opposing Puri-
anism and its political progeny" has been entered
upon cur exchange List. 1t is the best and cheapest
Democratic paper in the United States. Terms,
$500 per year.. OF two copies for $500 Address,
GILBERT.J. BEEBE, New York City.
The Little Corporal for November contains lis
uscal variety of original and interesting matter.
ALL new subscribers for 1868, sent before the close
of next month, will receive the Noverrbe and De-
cennber numbers free Terms one dollar o year.
This lively companion will make all the children
happier and better. Address, ALFRED L. SEwELL
Chicago, III.
Godey's Ladys Book-The November number
has been received and its contents are fully up to
the standard of perfect magazine. This is a most
favorable time to make up clubs and we propose
TO open list at this Office Persons who desire to
secure the Book at low price had better enter
their names at once. We will continue to furnish
the Lnuugencer and Cooley at $500 per annum.
Frank Leslie's Magaziae.-The November issue is
also received, but has been in such demand among
our friends that we have not had chance to e1-
anime its contents. We furnish this Magazine at
$500 per annum, or fifty cents less than the pub
lisher's price to our regular subscribers.
Demore,es Monthly.-The current number main
tnins the exalted reputation of this favorise, for
latest fashions and novelties. full size pattern
Of a. winter cloak accompanies this issue. Price,
$500 per annum, or sent with the Ineligencer for
$3.50 each:
We would earnestly advise every household in
the District to subscribe for at least one of the
above named magazines. The small amount ex-
nended will be returned ten-fold in usefa receipts,
perfect patterns, sensible nlDts. Besides, if
every family will secure one, the Editors copies
may sometimes escape being "bOrrowcd'" Beg
pardon, if we tramp on anybody's toes.