The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-06-02
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SOUTHERN CuIrryAToR-The June number Of this
sterling agricultural monthly Is promptly on hand with
great variety of and sensible contributions from
It's corps of experienced writer's The propretors are
sparing neither labor nor expense in maintaining the
high standard of usefulness long since acquired by this
journal. Published at Athens, Geo. by WIN. w. L.
JONES'
HEARTH AND HoME-The last number Of this superb
family journal contains fine portrait Of the Hon. HoRA-
ITO SEYMOUR President of the American Darymens AZ
socation together with view of his home in Oneida N
Y diagram of his grounds, and brief sketch of the
eminent statesman not in his character statesman
but "ony the kindly and wdeyinformed country
eman who has devoted himself with great zeal for
years past to rural affairs and who has long held of
the nobest and most charming country estates in
Central New York"
Hearth and Homo is published weekly in New York, and
is one of the entertaining and instructive journals In
the land Address, PETTNeILL, BATES Co.. 81 Park
Row, N. Y. Terms, s4yoO per year.
GopEYs LApY's BooK.-The June number of this
charming periodical Of fashion and light literature was
received week ago. The older it grows the better
is the universal verdict of the fair Another volume
commences with the next number and it is favorable
time to subscribe Published by LOUIS A. GoDEY, Pha-
delphia at s3 year.
THE OLD GUARp.-We have hastily glanced over the
contents Of the June number and find 1t repete with IN
vng stories and essays leading political article asks
the question: whether not to have another DEM
ocrac campaign for the Presidency and contains
tive matter worthy of attention Of course it is from
strictly Democratic standpoint and argues for adhe-
renee to principle abandonment of the name This
spirited monthly is published by VAN EvRIE, HORTON
Co., New York.
THE WORKING CHRIsT1AN.-This religious and family
paper has recently been removed to Charleston Hitherto
it was published Yorkve and has acquired an exten-
sive circulation in the State It is the organ Of the Ba
tist denomination in South Carolina and has wide field
of usefulness among the 5000 Bapsts of this State
edited by Rev. TILMAN R. GAINES who is assisted by Rev.
Dr. REYNOLDS of Columbia and Rev. L. 81. SHUcK. Of
Charleston This strong combination of talent and ener-
gy ought infuse life into the enterprise, and COM
mand the earnest support of every Baptist in the State
We wish it the greatest prosperity and unlimited success
in its efforts to disseminate the truth.
LITTLE CoRpoRAL--This magazine for June has been
received and we learn that the spghty Juvenile will
pear month in enlarged and improved FORM Those
subscribing now will receive number ree If they ask
for when they subscribe. One dollar year. Published
by SEwELL & MILLER Chicago III.
| THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.-The June number has
been received and have read its pages with increasing
delight Sixteen pages have been added to the magazine
making handsome book Of ninety-sx pages Besides,
the yelow cover gives place 20 somening neater anu
more appropriate-white We would be glad to make
expression of opinion of this excellent
magazine but prefer publishing the annexed highly COM
plimentary notice of it. from the columns Of the New
York Democrat:
zone of the very best magazines published In the
United States is the The XIX Cny published at Charles
on s. C. There Is le yigor, boldness, earnestness
elasticity comprehensiby and variety in its pages and
articles very refreshing From first to last the work is
perfect Its pages contain OF the finest literary pro-
auctions of the age while its editorials evnce knowledge
of men, and CUSTOMS nations and the laws Of
tons, greatly in contrast with many magazine articles
purporng to from the leading statesmen and brill
liant minds Of the day There is to be found in The XIX
Century the usual variety of light and heavy reading,
sketches descriptive articles "reminiscences arguments
incidents and editorial mentvning-a evincing the high
est order of talent and most excellent taste in makeup
| and presentation.
aThe price of this worthy and most excellent magazine
is three dollars and half per yearsngle numbers thr-
tyve cents We advise readers especially the ladies'
to subscribe for it If they afford to do If they
would see for themselves the beauties and excences Of
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COPY .o5 MT al. neon,e to subscribe for and helm ,us-
tain this periodical but for its excellence sterling merit
interesting matter and its just claims upon the reading
public no matter whether they be North or South The
enterprise deserving oneand confident that 1t would
be welcome visitor wherever received we earnestly COM
mend to theattenton Of readers and tho public gen.
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