The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23
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TIE IfEAssHI 1 4sp III H SE.@wasIs tho ) re-.
sipient Of tiiis ssetliag lssw josgnal every
week, ,sand wesco6aidsr il one of tie best sof our
exchanges and look forward to its arrival every
week with much delight We will cheerfally
forward subscriptions for our friends if they
wish it.
EVERY MoNTH.-We have received this
Magazine for February-aud are astonishcd
at its cheapness. It is a work of universal
literature and is supplied at tho low. price Of
one dollar and fifty cents year. Il can safe
y compete with those of higher price, And
us an inducement, to extend its circulation, or
to make it universally known all over. the
country, the publishers offer a prize to- each
new subscriber, of more cost than the price of
their Magazine. The prize consists of mag.
nifcient new steel engraving THE birth day
of our Little Pet" from =. painting by W. R
Firth, RAD size 1sx24 inches, price 81
Any one sending $3.50 will obtain EVERY
Month for one year, and copy of this beau
tiful engraving by mall prepaid. Address
G. II. Jones & Co, 1Os Fulton-Street, New
York.
TIE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER.
This agricultural Journal for January has
been received, 1t is filled as usual, with much
valuable information for the Southern Farmer
We notice that the subscription price has been
reduced to two dollars per annum in advance
Published in Richmond, Va.
The January number of the Printers Circu-
lar has also been received Filled with much
desirable information for the Craft Every
Printer, and every body else, ought to sub
scribe for it. Address r. 8. Men:.min, SIS
Minor-street, Philadelphia Price one dollar
per annun,.'
PETERS PARLoH COMPANION &C., and
PETERS GLEE HIVE, are works that every
lady, who loves choice music ought to have.
They come monthly laden with the most select
songs dances, &C., that is produced in our
country. We insert in our poetical corner
song from the Glec Hive We like it, aud tho
music is superb. Price three dollars per an
mum each Address j. L. Peters, NJ nsic Pub
Usher, p. o. Box 5429, New York.
ONWARD for February has reached us. im-
proved in every way, and filed full with choice
original matter from the faciIe pen o. Captain
Mayne Reid, the great Commanche novelist.
Mayne Reid was always great favorite of
ours--and VIC look forward to tho arrival of
his monthly periodical with impatieucc. We
do hope VIC may never miss a number We
will forward subscriptions to Onuard for our
friends with pleasure, if they will hand us the
change. Ouly $3.50 for a magazine that is
worth s6. Address Carleton; Publisher, New
York. i'I' -E9..k rtr- 'H
GoDEY's LApY's Book Old as We arc,
and nearly as dear to ,us as Grandmamma, is
,Godey's Ludy's Book, the February number
of which VIC have received Itis the most re-
plete work cxtant in all that pertains to ex-
cellencc in literature and art It's superb en-
cravings, rich colorcd fashion-plates, lessons
in drawing crochet and needle work, etc, ETC.,
combine to make it indispensable to the wives
and daughters of America. Terms 49,. Ad-
dress L. A. Gcdey, N. Il. Corner Sixth and
chcstnut-strcets, Philadelphia. Pa
We have received the first number of the
Chester Reporter, new paper started in Ches.
ter, S. G. 1t presents fno appearance
Democratic, though conservative It's salu
tatory has ring we would like to hear in the
editorials of every Democratic Journal in the
State. Ed. G. Mcclure and John A. Bradley
Jr., Editors and Proprictors. Terms so SO
per annum.
The following extract 10 regard to Governo,
Scott, of this State, appears in communica