The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

The LADY'S FRIEND TOR May IS / oeau'l-
full number The fashion plates are rich and
in great variety, while the literary matter is
very good. The Friend is great favorite
with the ladies. Deacon & Peterson, Phila-
delphia, So
PETsRsoS's LADIES MAGAZINE for June
is already received. and its contents are such
as must prove attractive to its host OF sub
scribers-a large majority of whom are ladies
and who would not be without it for dou-
bic its subscription. Chas. J. Peterson,
Philadelphia, 81 per year.
TIE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE, published by
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TWO copies 50. The May number presents
an unusually attractive table Of contents, Of
the freshest aud best in the world of litera-
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The ALD1NE, by Jas. Sutton & Co 5s
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with its many charming pictures. Its literary
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The SOUTHERN MAGAZINE, Turnbull
Bros, publishers, Baltimore, is received for
May. Its pages are filled with the cream of
literature and history. And its publishers
are determined to make it second TO no other
published in this country. A superb Steel
Engraving Of The Burial of Latane, is fur
nished with the magazine at the low price OF
$3.50.
REVUE De Ia MoDE-Thc May number
Of this eegan. fashion monthly is received,
and contains en- unusual variety of fashion
plates and fancy designs, both useful and
ornamental. Any lady who desires to secure
so valuable an aid can do so by sending the
price, $3.50 10 S. 7. Taylor, SIG Broadway,
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Apri! number Of this magazine is received.
It is charmiugly filed with designs for ladies'
misses and youths dresses of all kinds, and
besides contains valuable hints connected
with these important matters Of adolnmcnt.
It is published and sent out at the exceeding
low price of 81 per annum from Fowler's
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The SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR.-The May
number Of the Cultivator presents table Of
contents of highly interesting character. Its
chapter of thoughts for the month is full Of
excellent suggestions ard good advice. In
fact there is no article in this number but is
| full of information and will repay one for the
| reading The Cultivator is an old fi.cnd in
this section and is always gladly received.
| W. L. Jones, Editor and Proprietor, Athens,
| Ga, 50 per annum.
4 SECRET WORTH KNowING.-EVery
| number of Peters Musical Monthly contains
from eight to ten pieces Of choice New Music,
worth at least 81 in sheet-form, and all the
Publisher asks is 30 cents per number
Think of it! Four or five Songs, Vocal
| Duets, Four-Hand Pieces, and four Piano
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Nav number is just to hand; you can get it
by sending 30 cents to J. L. Peters, 599
Broadway. New York, or the first four num-
bers of 1873 will be mailed for 81.
THE RURAL CARoL1NIAS with its accus-
toned puuctuality is up to time for the
current month, and as usual is filed with
appropriate and useful suggestions for the
! season. Its articles are as various as they
are excellent, and afford thoughtfor the agri-
culturists of the country, who would progress
in their calling. We notice with pleasure
that Mr.. W. L. Daggett, for more than
twenty years connected with the veteran
Charleston Courier, is now associated in the
management of the Rural, aud that it will
hereafter have the benefit of his large expe-
ricnce and abilities. The Rural should be in
the hands of every farmer in the country.
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