The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06
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more attractive number OF laoy
magazine, than the January issue, OF
The Lady's Friend. 1t leads off with a
splendid illustration on steel, of a story
by Miss Amanda NJ. Douglas, "Chascd
by Wolves" Then we have striking
illustration Of Mrs. Woods novelet =
for Roland Yorkc, or, Done IN Passion,'
u new and powerful story, by the famous
author of. East Lynne" is commenced
in the present number. In the large
and brilliant Fashion Plate, the editor
has given two examples Of the "Grecian
Bend" rs it is seen in Par;s-not for the
imitation OF her American readers, but
to satisfy their curiosity, and also to
prove that this is not, as many suppose,
Saratoga fashion, but one having the
usual French origin. Last Werds'
with poetry>) is beautiful engraving.
There are also very many engraVlngS
devoted to lady's attire. and to the
work. table, which the ladies can better
appreciate than We can. The other liter
ary matter is Between Two" by that
piquant and brilliant writer, Miss Eliza
beth Prescott; "Who was 1t, Story OF
Planchet,e," by Mrs. Louise Chandler
Moulton "Whcre?" by Florence Percy !;
"Bridget's Romance" by Mrs. Hosmer ;
The Event at Milford" by Emma B.
Ripley novelties, editorials, &c. Pub
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(Which also includes a large steel en-
graving) Four copies, Sc. Eight (and
one gra,is), sl2. The Lady's Friend''
and "'rhe Saturday Evening Post" (and
ore engraving) s4.oO. 60:
You've AMERICA FOR JANUARY.-There
is always a great hurrah among the
children when Young, America arrives.
Its stories, it's puzzles, its pictures, pos
scss an irresistible attraction, and in,
duce lots Of boys and girls to beg at bed
time for just "half an hour more" The
January number. is the third issued
since: the enlargement, and is one of the
most interesting and attractive that has
been published. Parents and teaches
should bear in mind tat it is the only
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The HONE JOURNAL This staunch
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Of its predecessors. We recommend it
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TIE HEARTH AND HoME.-This is the
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BUHKE's WEEKLY, for. 1869, promises
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continued story, entitled, Boys life
among the Indians" which will prove
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"ONwARD. The first number oi
Capt Mayne Rcid's new Magazine, bear
ing the above approp late title, is just
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