The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-20
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raturc, for March, Five Dollars per nnnum
Liberal inducements to clubs. 4. II. Peltop
publisher, 10S Fulton Street, n. Y The en-
bciishmcnt this month is 6nc portrait of the
great musical composer, E,,sini, full bio
fyrarhical sketch will be found in the letter
press The struggle for Empire with the
liahrattas, in view Of the great prominence
which the Eastern Question is assuming in the
world, in addition to its other merits. furnishes
much tim"ly information. This struggle ante
dates the occupation of India by the English,
|-und lasted for two generations between the
Mohammedan Emperor Aurungzcbc and the
great chcftain Sivajec. The article is based
on book by Grant Duff, who, since the death
ot Niscount Stamford is probably the best
posted man in England on Iudian affairs past
and present.
Savonarola rccites the tragedy of the great
Italian reformcr; and Parisian Eccentrics is
genial gossiping sketch of Alexandra Dumas,
Saint CricI. and other celebrities Of that &C.
centric city. Th. scientific articles are all
worthy oil attcntiop, particular Strange Solar
Discoveries and Materials of Universe"
The remaining miscellaneous contents are
guumaIIy varied, and will be found both anus
ing and instnictive.-
GoDEY's LADY's Book for April IL fseeis-
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annum.
The SOUTHERN CULrIvAroR for March,
VIM. & w. l.. Jrncs, Editor and Proprictors,
at So per annum. This sterling paper is al
ways received with pleasure, it's pages ever
furnishing abundant information on all matters
relating to agriculture, farm economy, &c 1t
| is purely adapted to our latitude and therefore
entitled to receive liberal patronage Any
one want wanting to subscribe for it, can leave
| his name at this Office.
| DIE MoDENwELT-Thc March number of
this beautiful Fashion Periodical, published at
Berlin, Prussia and imported by S. r. Taylor
No. 39l Canal Street, New York City, has
been received. 1t is filled with the usual con.
tents which makes it SO so popular and attrac
tive to the ladies' The colored plate is de-
cidcdly pretty and admirably executed, the
supplemental pattern sheets are very useful to
the ladies, and the specimens of fancy work
are innumcrablc and unusually splendid. The
engravings of ladies' costume, in the way OF
dresses, bonncts, etc, are also very fine, and
must render Die Modcnwclt almost indispcnsa.
bic to the lady. Terms, SD per annum single
copies, 35 cents.
Farmers, read the March number of the
beauty and is filed with an unusually arne
number of scasonable and interesting articles
We are glad to see that North Carolina can
afford such splendid contribution to the agri
cultural literature of the day. Every farmer
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raj publication and we know of none better
adapted to their wants, than the Carolina
Farmer. Price, $500 per year. Addres,
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PETERS PARLoR CoMPANIoN, for the
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Monthly "Glco Hive. arc both received fol
March. Each of these valuable musical
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