are The Bee-Keeper's Journal AND NATIONAL AGIll()LUlllST IInvo been consolidated, and removed from Cleve 'land,Ohlo, and Pittrgh, Pennsylvatila, to NewYor City. The two jouarnais in one is nowv a lar-go illnatra ted, doutbie qario, eiht page paper, contain lng Five diffrent dpartments, viz: liee. Keeping, Agriculture, IIome and Fireside, L4aud e and Youths' De,partments, making it the cheuapest and best family paper ini Ameor lea for only $1 a year. Edited by omer A. king, Ellen S, Tupper, and James M1. Knester, and published HyI. A. King & Co., 37 Park Ilow, New York, who send one sam pie copy free, to every applicant and to all enterprising Bee-Keepers, "IIints to Bee Keepers," a practical Pamphlet of 32 pages, in neat pink covers, (Seventh Edition, and 19,000), sent p Oat paid for 10 cent.; also au thors of "The Jiee-Kceper's Text Book," which has reached its Ninth Edition, an'd Twenty-Second Thousand, having ran Eight Editions of 10,000 copies in less than three years; sent peat-paid, neatly bound in red munslin 75 cents, inpaper,cover, only 40 eta,. or one copy sent fee to eovcr new subscriber to the two papers, in the fllowing liberabi offer: The undersigned, in order to favor ear readers, and increase the circulatlo:s of the. IIerald, have made - arrangemnts with the, above firm to send the BeKeeper's Journal and National Agriculturist, and the Herald, both one ya, or $3 65, and send a cer ofk the work i nts to Bee-Keeper's," and'Th. Text Book," maus to each subsetri her. We hope our friends will show this a liberal offer to their beskeeping neighbor',. anti senld to the above dirm for asampie Copy,. bitt to avail yourselves of this offer, the mon ey and nuimnes of stubscribers must be sent tO, uts. Address, T. F. & iR. II. GRIENEKER, FAlters IIera'ld,
Newberry, S.C.
['South Carolina--Newberry--Newberry']
The Newberry herald. [volume]
Thomas F. and R.H. Greneker