The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
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We have received copy of he Monthly
Report of the Department Of Agriculture
lor Marh and April, 1869. J. is filled with
valuable statistics.
The May number of the Printers Circi-
lar has arrived. r. S. Meniman. editor aud
publisher, Jl5 Minor-stree., PhiGadelphia
MeSSrs A. =. Cnvis and E. MacMurrav
contribute an interesting history Of the Co.
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That clever little sheet-the Practical
Painter, published monthly by Willis, Mac
donald L Co., n. Y.-at 50 cents year,
should be in the hands Of all who appreci-
ate the art Of painting.
The June number Of the Galaxy il he fore
us. This magazine occupies the front rank
Of American journalism. Ciia>. Reade'$
new story is continued in he present nnm-
her Sheldon & Co., +9S 4 SUI broadway
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Demores;'s Young America for June is
as yonng. graceful. and vivaciouS AS ever.
Every y,uth in the laud should nave u
copy Of this beautiful little magazine.
The EcLxcrlc for June, contains: En-
helli>hr,ent. Alexander II; The Phr,cnl
Basis Of Lite. Ferguson'S Tree and Serpent
Worship, Oih.r Inhabited Worlds. Genus
in Love a Whist "Reminiscences, Professor
Tyndali on Sound, The Norhmen, Heath
IN aud Christian, The Mystery of the
Grange, Lahtrey's Napoleon |, lie Knew
he was Right, Chaps. xxtt.. XIII, xxly :,
Ph, sicai Education, 4 Ni.ht Among Wild
Fowl, The Re. i,Se of PuIo-Peuang, 4 LII
n.tic Colony. Alexander H.. Emperor of
Russia, Poetry, Notes Oh Books Art, Sci,
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The June number Of Onward is befo"c
us. 1tincreases in interest. The follow
q. are its contents:
The Lost Sister; tale Of the Gran Cha.
20; Johu Bull during the Rebellion; why
his Svmpathies were with the South; The
Coguet Queen: warning TO croqpcttcr$
against coouettes The Vullures Of Amer
lea morographic sketch of these foul.
Leaked birds; Turning the Tables How
Got N! Appointment; The Mad Skater;
Ge tysburg The yellow Chief; All Alone;
Memory Dear Ell Dorado Croqurt Liter
atur.; The Fountain Of Youth Saved by
a Whale ">lick :" ali adventure that actu-.
ally occurred Things Worth Thinking Of;
Trih,s; Croquet; Il treatise with notes and
commentaries.
Mr. Stephens opens the June "RiverSide"
with another of his drol Mot er Gao<e pic.
lures, illustrating the ditty "The Fox and
his Wife, they had great Strife" As If
in peaceful contrast, the opening article o:
the lumber is "First School.days of little
Quaker" which promises to be bright
story for girls History is provided in
sketch of Joan of Arc" by George N.
Towle. Mr. Jacob abbot explains "Jouers
Equivalent. Paul H. Hayre, the Poet,
tells lively story in prose of ''Robby Sin
gleton's Mishap;" the "Rambles in Constan-.
tinople" are continued, as also the Hunting
Sketches in South Africa; while there is
another New Testament story. this time OF
the Marriage Feast at Cana," and Hans
Andersontells fresh story of THE Comet"
which has very graceful picture By N. L,
Stone. To know the rest get the Magazine
itself Hurd and Hongnton, New York,
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THE LaDY's FR1LNp FOR JUEE.-The
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and Others of the latest style; a1d number
of weli>txecued wood>cu's, ILLUSTRATE the
most picturesque varieties of the present
mode. For music. we find. appropriately
for June, 'Ro>es Fair a. Jcnry's Cheek.
The li'er'rv department looks attractive:
!'.Dimev's Company" by Mary L. Boll>; the
continuation Of Mrs. Woods "Roland
Yorke." "wk' 'ch is growing exceedingly in
tercstiug; "rhe Jews iu Rome," by Julia
Ward Howe; Miss Prescott's fascinating
novelette,, Between Two;" and nm eXQui~
i poem by Florence Percy. furui>h choice
entertainment in the way Of light reading
The ladies will find among the Illustrations
Two patterns of Bathing Dresses. Published
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Sc. FIVE copies tand one graii>). SS "rhe
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The June number of the New Eclectic
Masaz ne, with which is now united. the
Land We Live, edited bv Gen. ID II Hill.
closes the 4'h volume .cnn'ainSa q handsome
>.e-l plate portrit of Geo Peabody, the great
philanihrop.St; with biographical sketch,
both prepared expressly for this magazine.
An inSta!Inent of delightful idyllic 70.
nance by Bertholl Au.rbach, the prince OF
living German nnveliStS, whose works are
now creating Spch 4 sensation in this conn>
try. A reply 10 Prof Iiuxlev'S lecture on
Tie Physical Basis of Life which atterly has
so engrusscd the attention of the scientific
world A very pleasing article on the Wo-
man Question, reprinted from The Sou n
ern Review A lecture bv Prof Gaillarl, OF
Kentucky o. the me lical lessons of The lAie
war. beside various other contributions on
interesting >uhjecrs: Book Reviews, HaVer-
sack, The Grct n Table, etc.
This Magazine is now without rival In
the South
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