The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-16
LITERARY NomoEs. The "Ladies


LITERARY NOTICES. The "Ladles'
Repository for May contains two beautiful en-
cravings, Golden Moments and "Our Father
which art in Heaven" The table of contents is
lengthy and contains list of excellent articles
As often heretofore remarked, we consider the
Repository one of the very best Magazines in the
country. All Methodist ministers are agents for
the Repository.
The Farmers Register" for May is received.
1t isa neat little paper, and is filed with useful
practical reading.
Published by D. Haston, Philadelphia, at only
fifty cents per year.
'Lowe's Farm and Fireside journal" is the title
of anew monthly, the first number of which we
have just received. 1t is valuable work Pub
lishcd by ]. Payne Love- New York, at 81. 90 per
year.
The American Agricultn2k I6t May Is a
splendid number. IT'S yfifed with fine engrav-
ingS useful reading matter, and can only be ap-
preciated by those whoare its constant readers.
Orange Judd & Coz New York. st5O in i'd
vance. e. G
The American Farmer" for May is received.
This is an excellent monthly for the farmer.
Published at Rochester, N. Y, by John Turner,
at S1.O0 per year.
"Our Young Folks" for May is received. The
following are its contents Round the World
Joe, part iv; by George Eager, with two illus
tration byS. Eytinge, Jr "Too Far OUT" by
Helen C. Weeks, with full-page Illustration by s.
Eytinge, Jr. 'Rubys Visitor;" by Mrs. E. Stu
art Phelps, with an illustration by s. Eytinge, Jr.
"A Modern Cinderella" by Caroline A. Howard,
with an illustration by W. L. Sheppard. "MlssiG
Smyths Silver Weddings" by Betsy Blake, with
an illustration by j. N. Hyde. Good Old
Times, part VI by Elijah Kellogg, with two IL
lustrations by Harry Fem. Baseball and Crick-
et;" by Charles J. Foster with an Illustration
and two diagrams. "The Assassns Paradise y
by II L. P. "Maying;" a song, by Emily Hun
tington Miller, Music by ]. R. Thomas. ''Round
the Evening Lamp" with two illustrations.
''Our Letter-box;" with an Illustration.
Tems-Single or Specimen number, 20 cents.
Yearly subscription, $500 in advance Three co.
pies $500; Five copies $500; Ten copies,
Sl5.0O and $3.50 for each additional copy
Twenty copies, $4,000, and copy gratis to the
person sending the Club, or Twenty-one copies
for $4,000. For sale by all Newsdealers.
Published by Ticknor g. Fields, Boston ! 60
Blocker Street, New York. s.a.
| "DEMoREsT's MONTHLY. This beautiful and
lavoritg periodical comes to us with oil the fresh
ness andfragrance of the June roses. 1t improves
with every ISSUE and We are not surprised that
ladies find 1t the indispensable companion Of theiT
working as we'll as their leisure hours. Its varied
contents embrace almost every topic of interest
in the parlor kitchen, and nursery, while its SEN
slble tone and the amount of valuable information
furnished, not to speak of the money value of itS
excellent patterns, render IL a capital investment
of 49, without the premium which Is sent for
every yearly subscription. Address W. Jennings
Demorest, 473 Broadway, New York.
"Peterson's Magazine" for june is an unusually
fine number, even for this popular and elegant
magazine It has beautiful steel engraving,
"The Wild Flowers in the Wood; :" splendid
mammoth colored fashion plate, with FIVE figures
o colored pattern for q tobacco-pouch and about
fifty wood engravings of dresses, bonnets, collars
1
and cuffs, children's fashions, babys Shoe, pat.
terms In embroidery, smoking cap &C., &C. The
literary contents maintain the high character Of
Peterson" That powerful story, "The Long
Journey" is finished. Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens
fascinating noyelet, married by Mistake, is con-
tinued. capital article on "The Laws of Gro.
quet, 4" is alone worth the price of the number.
This Is good time to subscribe, for a new vol.
ume begins with July, though back numbers
from January may also bekad, If subscribers wish
to commence with the first of the year. "Petet.
sons" is the cheapest of all the monthlies. To
single subscribers it is but 50 year. For So five
copies are sent, with an extra copy to the person
getting up the club. Address G. >. Peterson, 8O6
Chestnut St. Philadelphia fr
SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL. I'VE have received the
FIRST number of a work with the above title. Its
published weekly, at Philadelphia at sS per year,
1t isto be similar in It's objects, to the Scientific
American" e-n
"THE REPUBLIC This new paper the organ
of the G. A. R., has been received. 1t presents a
beautiful appearance, and is ably conducted.
J Published at Columbus at o. per year