The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12

Among our Exchanges, and tooS iSto :to'
notice fully, are Pomer6y's Now York Dom
ocrat; tho Charleston Daily Advertiser; by
Doughty & Ford; The Worth County Pion.
/ cor, by p. D. Swick; Tho New York 1iaiis
and, tho Revolution, by Elizabeth (ady st9l.
ton aud Susan d. Anthonyl .Its motto.
"Nep, theie rights aud nothing moro Ros
men, their rights, md nothing less ~ on
stso the Indies their rights. and 9 little moro.
TINS AABR1oAN sfooK .teuRsA A4 Tho
January number of this Valuable Agrleuia9l
raj monthly presentsa flch t6bio 6f So6tenfs.
As this Journal Is published ut the low prico
of Sl.00 year, with splondtd Premiums to
subscribers and agents, wo hopo all our Fur
| lner friends will send for spoclmon COPY
| which will bc sont FREQ by sending a stamp
to pay postage. Address N. p. Boyer & Co.,
Publishers, Parkesburg, PA. t',... ,,r',
THE SoUTnBRN CuLrIvAToR.-Tho Jan.
aary number fth[s most oxcctoDt sgrlcu1-
without Il paper Of this kind, for closo study
OF tho VOL filled pages which arc presented
monthly viii pay him largo interest on tho
lttt tic outlay for subscriptions. Wo furnish
tho Culttyator with tho Herald at $3.50 for
one ycar. -. %.
TuE QREENvILLE MoUATAINEsa, after a
suspension Of six months, Is revived, and wo
glauiy lind 1t among our valuable exchanges
bright and cheerful, and promises to pursue
its onward course independent Of party
tnraIuom, clique or ring. Snceess 70 tho
Moun'asneer and Its worthy proprietor.
We find among our exchanges this week.
mat out spoken and sterling religious papcr'
the Baltimore Episcopal Methodist We on>
y regret that 1t WAS so long in coming.
;,ett't m late thhn never though, and we place
u On the exchange list with intinite pleasure.
piiicc of Publication % Lexington St, Balti-'
moro. Torms 49, 49,.
TIE ENQUIRER. Still ENLARs1So. .-En>
Iargemcnt Is still the otdor Of tho day at this
office Besides the incrcaso noticed clsc-
"llefo, we h6Ve the pleasure Of announcing
Two c0nsidernblc additions to the stock Of
stpntl cals. In other words, two of the
attaches of the Enquirer have had their fami.
lies enlarged since New Yoar's tlay.
We arc rejoiccd at this evidence Of sncccss
on the part of the Enquirer. Nav it contin>
nc to enlarge. The attaches will accept cons
Rratuhtions; their successful efforts to do the
country service Is worthy Of commend alton,
THE New EcLEcT1c.-1fw we wsnt litera-
Tth 1nte OF onr 1Hn we must give it snpPort,-
lie New Eclectic, q distinctive southern
magazine, and Of great merit, has been kent
up 6y its publishers at considerable sacrifice
70 themselves, who, in making their maya
zine worthy Of support have done so at DC
eunlary loss This should not be allowed
longer. An appeal is made to cvery sub
scnoeT now taking il to get one more. If
thls is dcnc, and il can be, tho Eclectic will
az once be on fair ground and sclG.sustain,
ing The subscription is 81 per aunum.-
we Will club il with the Herald at Sc .25.
VIC notice that The publishers wish to engage
Tue services Of a gentleman Of large acuuain-
rance ana reputation in the South, to act as a
travelling agent, and will also employ local
canVassing agents. Address Turn6ull &
Murdoch, 81 Lexington St., Baltimore, for
particulars.
The Proprietors Of the XIX. Century Mapa.
zine have the pleasure TO announce that in
the February number will be given the opcn-
iIg Of new Southern Romance, entitled
nihe Storm and Sunset" by Colonel Henry
Cleveland, the talented author. We hardly
need tell who Colonel Cleveland Is, to tho
PUBIC where he Is known so well, In 1850
he gave up large law practice to become
political editor Of the Augusta (Ga.) Consti-
tuttonaIist, md was delegate to tho great
Democratic Conventions Of that year lie
only left that paper when the South called
her sons to tho field, and {savo when a pris-
ohcr) nc was soldier from tho first month of
the war to the last, mostly In field service.
~ tho close Of the war ho relited to his fine
plantasion on the Georgia Rail Road, and in
lSo6 published Il biography Of Vice President
stephens, which had Il large snlo. Mr.. Clcyc-
innd was one Of the editors Of Appleton's
Journal In the first half year Of It's existence
Tho NIX. Century, now so well established
una SO popular, has on its lists tho best writer's
In tho Uni ion, at $3.50 year, or IS cents u
copy, Is cheaper than liarpcr's or tho Atlnu-
llc Monthly: 1t IS high-ton even IN utiycr-
t,se."mas, t'. l,, nna ",rs "": tcg tnr patronage,
tho Rivers" and its Ma9nzine.-Charlcston
Is. c. Courier, Dec. 81, 1869.