Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-07
LITERARY NOTICES.


changes, and group them together under on
general head. All these Magazines and Jou
mails are OF the first class, and he who wishes
procure choice Literary matter cannot 60 niue
amiss i'll subscribing for either one of them:
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for Decembe
American Edition.-This is a standard worl
and holds aihigh rank in the Literary world
The contents of this No are "The National Del
and Stock Exchange (of England My PENN
su]ar Medal-Spain under Narvaez and Christi
na-The Green Hand; Short Yarn-The Visio
of Sudden Death, and Free Trade at its Zenith
Address Leonard Scott & Co., 70 Fulton street.
NY.
LOUIS A. Cooley AND THE LADY's
BOOK.-We have received from the publisher
of the Lady's Book one of the prettiest compli
mentary Cards we ever saw, together with life
like portrait Of GopEY This is intended as /;
token of thanks to us fer the little favors we have
rendered Mr.. Cooley in noticing, what is, in ou
opinion, the best periodical in the United States
and is what its name imports-a Lady's Book
We have read the tBook' for number of years
and have never discovered one sentiment thai
would Htinge the cheek of modesty with a
blush" May our friend live many years, and
may each year add scores of subscribers to his
brilliant periodical.
HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE, for Jan.
uary, contains original Criticisms, Biographies
Sketches, Essays, Reviews, &c, and is one Of
the cheapest publications in America. Address
post paid, Holden's lellar Magazine, No 1o9
Nassau-st., n. Y.
JEFFERSON MONUMENT MAGAZINE.
for Dccember-This Magazine is conducted by
committee of the University of Va, and we
have not yet seen No. which does not reflect
credit upon the writer's, editors and publisher.
YOUTHS CABINET is a pleasant
monthly, devoted to the instruction of youth,
and sworthy of extensive patronage The Jan
uary No. can be seen at this office Terms, 81
advance. Address, D. A. Wordsworth, Publish
er, Clinton Hall, 1875 Nassau-st., N. Y.
THE HOME JOURNAL.-Thisp paper stands
acknowled@edy at theflead of the Literary Jour.
mails in the U. States. The No. before us-the
first in the new Volumes an elegant one. No
wonder the Home Journal is SO great a favorite:
its editors, Morris & Willis, are men of the finest
literary taste-bolh of them poets-and their Sc
leclions cannot fail to please. Terms, So, in
advance. Address, Morris & Willis, 1o7 Fulton
ST., N. Y.
MODEL SATURDAY COURIER.-Ihis old
well-established Family Journal rarely fails to
r:'v US its weekly visit. We can only return the
favor by wishing it a handsome accession of
new subscribers, 10 its already widespread cir
culatiou. The Courier is mammoth sheet, fur
nished at 81 year in advance. A. McMakin.
Philadelphia.
TIE NEW YORK ORGANIZES paper is
devoted to the Temperance cause, and an ADLER
advocate cannotsbe found in the Union than the
NeW York Organ. Every Division of the Sons
of Temperance should take atsleast FIVE copies
of the Organ. 1t would aid greatly.in the build
ing up of the Order. 81 a year, in advance
Address, Oliver & Brother, 1913 Fulton-st, NJ Y
MASSACHUSETTS, CATARACT, &c.-This
Isl spicy Temperance paper, published alter
nately in Worcester, Boston and Taunton. 1
does give the whiskey- drinkers, tobacco chew
ers and smokers, particular JESSE" and no mis-
take. 81 year, advance. Address, Jess,
w. Goodrich; Worcester, Mass.
GAZETTE OF THE UNION AND GOLD
EN- RULE.-We have received from the pub
fishers the "Gazette of the Union and Colder
Rule" an old established Odd-Fellow's paper
| printed in New York. 1t contains, in addition
to the usual matter of first class literary paper
all the proceedings of this widespread and pow
erful Order, and seems to us to be indispensable
to every dd-Felow' who would be well in
formed. The paper before us has an engravin.
of the "Persian Encampment Room" the fines
0dd-Fellows Room in the world Addres
Champion & Clarke, "A Ann street, n Y. Sin
gle copies 2 per annum, in advance. When Sc
ven Copies are taken, S so each
I5-. We,now wish to say word or two to on
literary exchanges. Ifthey can be satisfied wit
our notices, we shall be pleased to continue tn
exchange; but if they require the publication c
a long prospectus, we cannot comply,-it is dc
ing injustice to our own subscribers.
LEGISLATION.-Th The Legislatures of the fo
lowing States are now inssession viz penasy
vania, New York, Kentucky, Maryland, Obi
and Virginia. The Legislature of Mississip,
meets to-day. AU. S. Senator is to be chose
in the room of Col. JEFFERSON DAVIS, who's
term expires on the 4th of March, 1851.
u The mode of elecling Senators of the |
States, is so aristocratic, that Mr.. Clemens,
Alabama, proposes to give it, by constitution;
amendment to the people of the States instead
their legislatures.
" The lower house of the Tennessee leg
ature has passed an act for the election CT Il
entire Judiciary by the people.