The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-25

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- land mates.
A MOMENT WITH OUR EXCHANGES.
We have received copies of the Daily Rspub-
lican, published in Charleston.
The Referee, by F. z Durbee & Co., . spicy
little sheet, halls from Charleston.
The September number Of that charming
Magazine for children-the Little Corporal
lis before rs. -. ~.
Our School Day Visitor comes to US for
September, filled with its usual variety OF
appropriate reading for the young.
"The Western Hone," q monthly Journal Tor
sao people. It's motto 10 Make Home Happy"
! The Home is devoted to the very cream Of our
rent literature. Published In Chicago, Illinois,
By A. Parkhurst & Co., at sl per year.
The Gazette, devoted to Catholic Interests IN
particular and true conservation IN general, mas
reached our table: The Gazette is ably edited
by l., G. Northrop, and published at Charleston.
Subseribtion price 81 30 per annum. g." ri
Every one is delighted with "The XIX
! Century, :" the Sparkling Southern Magazine.
published 10 Charleston: It has met with q
tremendous success both North and South
Copies sasy be had at Chapman's Book
Store. : .
The Adventures Of Blockade Runners, y
/ and Personne' y "reminiscences Of the War.
published in, the XIX Century, arc exciting
universal attention. The Magazine may be
had ct Chapman's Book Store.
The Universe" journal Of literature.
spiritual philosophy, wonan's independence,
t&c. The Universe now publishes thrill
| Ing story, entitled, Married; or, Woman's
Deception" The Universe is q, large eight
page sheet, published n Chicago, Illinois,
by J. II: PEBBLES q. N. F. Lewis. Office
| ll3 Madison street. Subscription $3.50 pei
/ = DExosEsr's Youxa AMEsrcA.--This ex'
esllenr little periodicals. constantly adding
Ito It's reputation, and, Is certainly the n,SSo
| sensible: practical, and Ecs;s Ekcss edited Of al
/ 100 ia"eaile E;asa.ines. It is not composed
nxe some others, of q certain number o.
I stilsed articles, but it enters right into thu
isympathies, interests, and occupations
it's yonng readers and patrons, allows then
| TO- speak for. themselves, aud stimulate
them wonderfully to activity Of though
ana expression. We consider it the bcs
investment Of $3.50, that any parent cal
make. Published at s3S Broadway, N. 7
|. DrxoREsr's MoxrHL1.-The enterprisins
publisher Of this popular Magazine is frs
in the firld in announcing, among the in
ducemenrs to subscribers for the coming
year, the fin. st premium ever yet Offered
for single subscription to any magazine
in this or any other country. It consist
of a>copy, retsiled at ten dollars, OF MIS-
Lilly NJ. Spencer's great picture of "l'ie
mic on The Fourth OF July" the engraving
of which artists we're sent for, special.
from Europe, to complete.
Demorest's Monthly is in itself by far tn
most complete and attractive Magazine TO
ladies' published in this country, and re
cuires little extra inducement to persuad
them to become subscribers. It 10 reall.
q saving of money, however, to pay ,bret
dollars, and get in addition so valuable
premium-and Mr. Demorest will nm
doubtedly find his list doubled on tn
strength OF it. Published at s3s Broadway
my.
| Among the late and interesting Aags
zines, Journals, &C., that have recent.
| found their way to our table, Is the Illus
srated Annual of Phrenolcgy and Physiog
nomy for 1870, now ready, and whicl
everybody should read. It contains 81
Engravings of leading Editors-Bryant
Greeley, Bennett, Brooks, Marble, Dana
RAYMOND. With portraits. The Male ant
Female Form :. Why Children Resemble
their Parents Gen. Grant and his Cabinet
with Portraits; Physiognomy in Po oitics
or "Faces and Places :" Science of Ccpju
gal Selection, Happy Marriages, Tempera
ment in Wedlock; American Artists; Tn.
| Sleep Walker; Brain Waves; Psychology
cal Sir Edward Landseer, Lorenzo Dov
and Peggy his wife, Royal Ladies Of tn
French Empire, with portraits; Cuizot, tn
Statesman; How to choose q Helpmeet
What 10 Man and much more in this Ricl
and Racy Annual, which sells for 25 cents
s. R. Wells, Publisher, $50 Broadway, New
York.
TIE EArY's FRIEND FOR SEprENBER.-A
handsome steel engraving Of Portia, tn!
heroine of '.The Merchant of Venice,
opens the September number Of this charm
ing periodical. This is followed by tn
usual large and brillisnt Fashion Plate, b.
an appropriate engraviog OF Picnic; ;Is AM
by engravings OF Children's Fashions
Young Lady's Toilet, Mantelet, Head
dresses, Bodice, Corsage, &c. Among thu
literary matter are 1.-THE Prize of Two
Mems Lives" by Amanda N. Douglas "ln
gratitude" by Florence Percy; Aunt Ma
6ers story" by Aunt Alice; Roland Yorke,
by Mrs. Henry Wood my Catechism ans
Its Consequences, by Harrie Boyer; "Be
tween Two" by Elizabeth Prescott, &C., &c
Published by beacon & Peterson, sls Wal
M. Street. Philadelphia, at $3.50 a yea
(which also includes large steel en-
eravinc) Four copies, IS. Five copies
land one sratis), $. "The Lady's Friend
and sThe Saturday Evening Post" land ons
engraving), $500. Specimen numbers
sent for ten cents.