The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
A Moment with our Exchanges.

We find the "WeekIy Atlanta Sun on our
table, and cheelfuIy place it upon our eX-
change list The Suns beams we know will
exert a salutary effect in disintccting the
stagnatng sections of the Sourh, now being
orerslaushed By the new departure. Alex
andcr II. Stephens is the political editor Of
the San. than whom no other writer wields
so trenchant pen.
"PIcHENS SESTINEL.-Wc have received
the third number Of this weekly Journal.
Il is new paper, started at Fickens Court
Hoase published by J. r. Holcomhe l. Co ,
AT 81 so per annum. We welcome it to our
exchange lis, and wish abundant success to
the enterprise
DEHoEEsr's YOUNG AMERICA for Sep
tember is filed with charming stories.
"Minnic and kiftie," is splendid tale, by
Neil Forrest May Clifford in the City," is
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Three hundred pictures for twenty-five
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before rs Dcmorest's Monthly Magazine for
September, with more than three hundred
engravings ofFashionS, etc Music: "Whcre
the Mountain Echos Meet q charming song
by Baker, set to music, choice literature,
Poems. Jenny June's paper on Marriage,
Duties of IlusisndS, Fashions. Household,
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Published at s3S Broadway, New York.
We have received copy Of the Address
before the Literary Societies Of Washington
and Ire University, on Commencement Day.
juno 90, 1871. by Joseph w. Taylor, E'q,
Of Alab.ma The address is a bcautifu! pro.
6uction, in favor OF converting the above ill.,
>r.u;ion into a Memorial University. by the
Southern people, rs Il monument 10 tue
memory of General Robert Elmund Lee, who
devoted the rem Under Ct his life 70 the de-
claration, 81 have q srlf-impoScl task which
must accomplish. have led the young
rltn OF the South in battle have seen
m,uy of them fall under my standard.
shall devote MY life now 10 training young
men 10 do their duty in life"
Observation-Disclosures 4
Last October, Hearth and Home passed
into the hands Of MeSSrS. Orange judd
CO., 2i0 DrOldNaE. New OTh, lne we'll
known publishers Of the American Agricu!-
turist-a journal long withou' rival in stcr-
ling valnc and circulation. The marked i'm
provements then expected to appear in
Hearth and Home have been fully realized.
and il is now one OF the choicest illustrated
Journals anywhere issued for the family cir
cIc-adaptcd 10 both tile juvenile and adult
people, and meeting the special wants Of the
bousckceper. E,SideS it supplies very use
ful chapters for the garden and farm, and an
important NEWS sheet, giving valuable re-
sumo of the news for week up 10 the moGncnl
of issue From $500 TO $500 worth Of very
fine erGravings bea1tify each weekly mum.
Der We notice now q sill further mark of
enterprise on The part Of the publishers; they
have secured the exclusive editorial services
of Edward Eggleston, so widely and favora-
he known by his writings in Scribner's
Monthly, and many other Magazines and
Journals, and especially as the chief snpcr-
intending Editor Of the New York lndcpcn-
dent tor some time past. With this notable
addition to the previously large aud strong
editorial force, Hearth and Home cannotfail
10 merit and command q prominent place in
every household, in city. village, and coun-
try. Specimen copies can doubtless he OBJ
taincd Of the publishers, as above Terms
only 50 a year. Single numbers cents.
Hearth and Hnme and Amcrinen Agricu!tu-
ri<t together, 81 year. Better add one or
both Of them 10 your supply Of reading; they
arc each worth Infinitely more than the small
cost.