The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-20
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rature, for March Five Dollars per annum-
Liberal inducements to clubs. Z. r. Pelton,
publisher, 11s Fulton Street, n. Y. The EN-:
bclishmcnt this month Is fue portrait of the
great musical composer, T,psni, a full bio
|gralhical sketch will be found in the letter
press. The struggle for Empire with tho
hahrattas, in view of the great prominence
which the Eastern Question is assuming in the
world, in addition to its other merits, furnishes
much timely information. This struggle ante
dates the occupation of India by the English,
fund lasted for two generations between the
Mohammedan Emperor Aurupszcbc and the
great chicftain Siynjec Theiarticle is based
on book by Grant Duff, who, since the death
Of Niscount Stamford, is probably the best
posted man in England on Indian affairs past
and present.
Savonarola rccites the tragedy of the great
Italian reformcr; and Parisian Eecentrcs is a
genial gossiping sketch Of Alexandre Dumas,
Saint Cricq, and other celebrities Of that &C.
centric city. Tt,a scientific articles are all
worthy OF attention, particular Strange Solar
Discoveries and Materials of Universe"
! The remaining miscellaneous contents are
stluymally varied, and will be found both anus,
II ing aud instnlctiyc.-
GeDEr's LADy's Book for April Ii Esesis.
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supplemental pattern sheets are very useful to
the ladies, and the specimens of fancy work
are innumerablo and unusually splendid. The
cngravings of ladies' costume, i'll the way of
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Farmers, read the March number Of the
Carolina Farmer, it is gem of Typographical
beauty and is filed with an unusually large
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PErERs' PARLoR COMPANION, for the
Flute, Violin and Guitar together with the
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March. Each Of these valuable musical
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