The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06
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Never, perhaps, has there been published
a. more attractiy6 "numbcr Of lady's
,"'agazine, [than@,lhe january issue 'of
The: Lady's Friend It leads off with. "a
spleHdidil1ustration on steel, of a story
by'Miss Amanda M.. ..,Donglas, "Chascd
| by Wolves" Then we bavo striking
illustration Of Mrs. Woods novclct =
for "Roland Yoikc, or, Done III Passion y
new aud powerful story, by the famous
author Of "East Lynne" is, commenced
aud brilliant Fashion Plate, the editor
has given two examples Of the "Grccinn
Bend" rs it is seen in paris-not for the
iuiitatinn Of her Ainr.ca readers, but
to satisfy their curiosity, and also to
prove that this is not, MS many suppose,
II Saratoga fashion, but one hnving the
usual French origin. "Last Words"
(with poctry) is u beautiful engraving
There are also very many cngravings
devoted to lady's attire. and to the
workable, which the lalles eau better
appreciate than wc can. The other liter.
AIRY matter is "Bctwcen Two" by that
p'qnant and brilliant writer, Miss Eliza
beth Prescott "Who was 1t, Story OF
Planchct,c," by Mrs. Lonise Chandler
M"nl,on; "Whc'c?" by Florence Percy !;
"Bridgct's Romance" by Mrs. TIosncr !;
"Thc Event at Milford" 10y Emma B.
Ripley novelties, editorials, &c. Pub.
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and "'rhc Saturday Evening Post" (and
ono cugraYing,) 800.
| 10USG AMERICA FOR JANUARY. There
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children when Young America arrives.
Is stories, its puzzles, its pictures, pos.
Scss nn Irresistible attraction, and in
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time for just "halG an hour more.". The
January number is The third issued
since The enlargement, and is one Of the
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. | received W. I'm On MT hal t;,no ~, ,,<