The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-11-29

LITEKAhI NOTICES AIldnllC
Monthly for December has the following table of
contents John Pierpont, My Garden, Borneo
and Rajah Brooke Passages from Hawthornes
Note Books, Katharine Morne, The Sword of Boil
var, Through Broadway, My Heathen at Home,
Friend, The Singing School Romance, Autumn
Song, The fall of Austria, Reconstruction, Re-
views and Literary Notices
The number is an excellent one. We intend to
publish the article on Reconstruction. 1t was
written by Frederick Douglass. The Atlantic Is
published by Ticknor and Fields, Boston, at $4.OO
per year. and may also be had from booksellers
generally.
Our Young Folks, by the same publishers, has
been received for December. Its contents are
The Little Man of the Mountain, The Four Sea-
sons, A Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's Life,
Willy Ely's Christmas Tree, The Birthday Box,
Little Pussy Willow, Lawrences Lesson, Brides
Christmas Day, Pictures ard Poets, Skating Song,
Round the Evening Lamp, Our Letter Box, Index.
This number is illustrated by fine colored plates.
Price 20 cents number, or 81. 90 year.
Every Saturday. This publication, also by
Ticknor & Fields, increases in value We prize 1t
above any of our exchanges. Price $500 per
year.
FOUR ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
Floper-de-Luce: Anew volume of Poems. By
Henry W. Longfellow. With Illustrations by va
rious artists vol. Small quarto Price s2'25.
Maud Muller: By John G. Whittier. With
Illustrations by w. j. Hennessy. 1Vol. Quarto.
Price, $3.50
The Vision of Sir Ldunfal: By James Russ sell
Lowell With illustrations BY s. Eytinge, jr.
vol. Small quarto. Price $3.50.
Erangeline: By Henry W. Longfellow. With
Illustrations by F. o. c. barley. vol. Small
quarto. Price, $500.
The above books are prepared with especial ref
ercnce to the holiday sales. 1t is believed that
they will be pronounced an advance, artistically
and mechanically, upon the illustrated books of
previous years. In drawing engraving, paper,
printing. and binding, they will be found superior
to the standard hitherto established for American
illustrated works.
t9-For sale at all Bookstores or sen I post-pdidby
the Publishers, TICKNOR & FIELDS,
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New York.
THE LADY's FRIEND FOR DECEMBER. De-
cember number of this beautiful Magazine re-
minds us by Its profuse display of attractions that
the Holidays are approaching. The charming
Steel Engraving, "Under the Mistletoe," and the
more elaborate design of that which is appropri-
ately termed "Od Folks at Home and Young
Ones Abroad have direct reference to the happy
and festive Christmas season. These Engravings
are executed on Steel, and in the finest style of
art, as a comparison of those In other Magazn es
will prove. Next, there is beautiful Coored
Engraving, designed as Pattern for Berlin Wool
Work and Beads-worth in itself double the price
of the whole number. Then splendid Double
PACED Colored Fashion Plate-no common litho-
graph this, but finely executed on Steel, from the
latest Partisan styles. Next, we have Wood
Engraving of 1.-THE Tournament'-a Christmas
amusement; q piece of Music, and host of other
Wood Engravings, devoted to the Fashions,
Needle Work, &C., &c.
The Literary Matter is, as usual, Of the best
quality.
Specimen numbers of the magazine. containing
| the particulars Oh Lne premium OholS hhu VIC
reduced prices to clubs, will be sent on the re-
ceipt of twenty cents.
Price (with engraving) $3.50 o. yeari -Four
copies (with one engraving) 5000; Eight copies
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Address, Deacon & Peterson, 31S Walnut Street,
Philadelphia.
GoDEY's Ladies' Book and Arthur's Magazine
for December have been received and will be no.
tced more at length when we shall have had time
to examine them.
THE STAR SPANeLED BANNER. We have
received the December number of this Rich, Rare
and Racy paper, published at Hinsdale N. H.
With the January number it will be enlarged to
double its present size making large eight-paged
paper, the price of which is only fifty cents year.
II Is well printed, and filled with very readable
matter, especially for those who desire to laugh
and grow fat" Josh Billings will be regular con-
tributor to its columns for 1867 and it will also con
tain numerous illustrations and other attractions.
Only fifty cents year. Specimen Of January
number sent for two stamps.
Address,
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