The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-29

m, Inc october Galaxy is as usual brilliant
c cnG toUoWlhg arc tho contents: Susa
rao!dlng' Tho Real Louis Napoleon, A Jour
91y YCurseIs ~ TofahGn r. n'. CHM; Lile Bopccp Pu
fhioves Prosper, Ten Years IN Public Iii
Dr"ry IN Box, Shakcsperian Mares ; Nests
inc Galaxy Miscellany, Drifts Wood, Li,ora
snro and Art, Nebu'e.
The October number of tho "Riye,s,de,
Srlngs its readers back to tho city. In tn,
septcmner number we hnd Lam6din's mic
i9re or Town and Country" Now We lIny,
sress s sSsi!"s S"se 1'qS",sPSisO SsnSP of i1s.
stclans. with various capacities OF wind ant
wInd INSTRUMENTS. Tho EDITORS account ot
oook- making is carried through tho pro,
cess OF printing; the article is supplemented
rsaonSaps roy onc on w;., h Paper MILL" Isns Andersen
tho rhis!lc;" the Hunting Sketches from
south Africa are continuedi and there 4,
neSldes, an account Of Grouse Shooting In
Washington Territory" Tho famous i.is.lu
ht,lsls >ci up house keeping. aud their ex
pstisncs ttaa IS tod by Anne Stlrcrnall, while
mousse Keeping exploits. Tho number, which
naa eighteen separate articles, cn3a with
entGmns' cilaradeS. nnd page OF "Mother
Gnoss I,os music. Published by Iiurd and
ftonshton, New York 81 so a year.
Inc October Eclectic |. to hand with It's usual
Warlhsn ni sterling articles. The portrait OF
uumhrr ~as !, ,,,sn e,noelilshes tue present
suHReSt taken when he was somewhat Younger
LIN. ,hah ne n az present. TO the biegrsph; cal
a. a. 'ae present writing the proposition to extend
,nt term OF thr Regency to thise years is said TO
In the lradinr ar,,cis on "R"m,n 1m,o,,s,.
,sn,, and hn"ther which will appear IN tho No
,i" ri,.s """i mn irfi >ssle!, OF London Unirer
the history OF Ancient Rom. has tsmsh, "'tSn tia
world. III the rrscnt payer he sketches the
Sum m,tcI mu ICON S"MlmsnsSa ny Mafin' aud con
Empire, an, in il ii,nstIat,. ths ~ rsat sat nn.
ser "hieh III all ages has proved fat al TO Rcrnh.
~, ssr r''F.,ss ., hH, sum'n,StrstiTe reform to
us,i,st,n rt ,,,,wn, m"ts sra ~'.e'eu ihen, ccn~
dep"''>m tempered mole or less ty indi"idSsi
'''uS
ism and Ee,;sn ""'s ""in pa er on "narwin>
Proctor OIL Hr"rsens umet and the "S M,
"t me Language Of Light" with brief &C
Theory Thee" y, u, IN. hs ,IMiuEnN Msteors" The "Nem
minated, the au,hor aecc~ins E'ruaa.y ~ en-,
Nshula1 Theory, but making cssentisi modiacas
of s'"s ,;. .hs one OF the most important series
a long while. 40 pages nave oneiea Tor
In Ini>ce laucous papcrs cxn,c hscouo.
disputed At the vast decentralization of "UseIess
gains, ,iS a maze, very amusing pr"tes!
the Princess IsrsIamarn % .sihor "nn ,ne oSShd OF
Snon -. =, &C.,. W.T. doubtless prove interesting
VIA" ''pA' pcrsuSI
LITERATURE IN THE Sor1u.-4lI So,,,o,,
men and women with the proD,r Ic,l;nos ,,f
self.rrsp"ct, should he decrly Interested IL
the efforts which nrc now BEING ,n,do
| throughout the South to J,v.,,n Sor ~.
tive literary talent, aud to build y, ,;,o"
! aiure, through which her ms, h;s,nrv ai,.,
| he vindiraied from MI The ob}oonv wh;,,
is ow being he ,pca unon il md w,"ro,,' "'I'
Southern thought nnd ,outh,rn .;,;,;.n,;oS,
| arena Of thr m",nr3 ,vp'tT'"'E" rp',T x III the
| ~ i, may upncar ,hrre nrcx.;, n"' s.'anse
biz on,,hv nmJ ;,,,;n.',,pi,, p.w'Sn remark"-
| the great mass Of The nonn,,,;o i %
crarv pro;rc,s wh;.h rp""'on r.,, W "h IT.
counted Tor on grounds crc,,i,"hiot - GO Ea,M .e'
crn ,h,r,,.,.r ;rl" o',i, s,'"'."o.e 10 SOUTH
ns il BODY hnvc "srh,n. oi ne Honth'
could to ,i;snrl Ills inS;o"," %""u ""at ,heF
| arouse The nco,,n ,o ,nn "'."e:, ;'''n, h"" 10
sily Of tosterinr nn,;vr ,,,,nrn.;. ".Ies'
wish to preserve inviol,t. ,,,,. ,..,'r, .no!
Of their tlent. and 70 hrr,a,h u ha.;, ""''',
liberty TO their children "'''"se "'
Tho New Eclectic Mn,,y;ro ,.,,;.,
now been in existence for thrrc vn,, '"I '"
| with which hus rer,ntlv h,or ;,,,,..'' "''',
Tho Land We Lnyr s,,,L, ~, ,I' l"s', ro''''u
the lis, OF Southern publicat;ons '.' ~ ~
period of tho wear. when nr,son. .ra j., ,l's .',
habit Of choosing their ncrio,,ir.,, e." ,'', ,,s
winter, it is espcvln,y rronns,nd or ,,''' p'' ''
lie that they bestow 4 p,rI ~ ,n,s, ny n| ,n', WV.
patronage upon ii pcr;oIcul n,,iI;,h.t -, -
their interest, aud which ihc snn,nn". " '' u,
the Northern press both br;nr IN. ;,,a,,a''
is the peer Of any magazine ,uhI;s"n,I I ~
America, both in its litrrarv s,,n,,,ra' H.
aud the quality and attrartiyrnsss nr i.
! typography. ''
"flELp ME UP."-A wIpE.AwAxE ROY on
GIRL wanted at every Post Otlirr, 10 nsSist
| in circulating "IIcip Me- Gp"
a charming picture from tho pcncil Of
Mr. F.. Il. Bensrl, and engraved ON steel
by Sartian, entitled "Nrlr Me Up," il one
of the attractions offered by the Publishers
OF unr srhoolday Fisi'"". Ior 1870.
ne'p Me Up II ~ s'Ye, little more
VIM" % 'e" ny !ihr'ceh '"ches, printed upon
pla'e'o"per hiteeh oy nineteen inches. 1t
rrtP'esc"'S group OF CHI lren preparing
n' "r onre'"ack ridc upon Doobin, the old
au",'.E am, morse: one little fellow, fearing he
"'.' ne 'e't' rs III the act OF making the ap,
pear iron. wh'ch tho picture takes i,s name.
-. ~, III ,ae', one OF the sweetest bits OF