The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-06-06

LITERARY NoTICEs. -"The Laws of
Life" for June in addition to instructive articles
from its able Editors, has very interesting COM
munications from many contributors. Bathing
for Healthy Persons; Teaching School; The Le-
benswecler; The Chapel and the Pulpit; Tour
round our garden; DR.. jackson in BROOKLYN !;
How many Meals; Learning how.to Obey; Get
ting health by right Living; The Power of a
Happy Trustful Spirit; How to sleep; Objec-
tions to the Health Reform Questions Answered.;
The American costume in New York; and no
more Medicine, are the leading articles.
Few persons are so intelligent in regard to
health and its conditions that they might not de-
rive valuable information from reading this single
number of this very useful Journal.
Send postage stamp to F. Wilson Hurd & Co., +,
DansviIle Livingston Co., N. Y, who are always
. ready to send specimen copies to nqurers
"The Little Corporal, - for June, contains Edu-
cation, by Horace Greeley Wishing for Wings,
/ by Mrs Bugbee; The Bears Den, by Mrs Miller;
Childhood Dreams, by Luella Clark; Science for
yChndlen, by Prof Hooker of Yale College
June, by Mrs. Miller with Music by Geo. F.
'iRoot; A Lesson in the Woods Welcome June
Private Qneer's Knapsack, with Picture Stories,
nPuzzes and other choice original articles.
\ A new volume of this Popular Juvenile begins
! with the next number All who subscribe before
July 1st will receive the June number free.
The price of ''The Little Corporal is One Dol
J lar a year. Sample copy telling about beautiful
NPremiums, to Clubs ten cents. Address Alfred
L. Sewell, Publisher, Chicago, Ill.
! TnE AMERICAN FARMER. In the June number
of this sterling agricultural monthly, just reeeiv,
ed, we find most interesting and instructive Es-
say on Cooking Food for Stock, which should be
read by every farmer in the land. Also other val
liable matter suitable to the season. We notice
that subscriptions are received for six months at
| the remarkably low price of 80 Gents for single
subscriptions from those who wish to give THE
FARMER trial, and all names received thil
|. month, get the June number extra. Subscription
price for the year only IL, published at Roches
| ter, N. Y.
/ Some person has sent us a copy of the New Ma
! tion radical paper published at Richmond, Va
1t just suits us, and we have made some selections
\ from it which we shall use hereafter.
We think it was Maj. Steans who sent us th
paper, and hope he may send us more of them.
We have received three numbers of the New
Orleans Republican, It is q radical Union paper
and is published daily and weekly. Terms, daily
$1G weekly, So Published by s. l.. Brown &
Co.
We have received Nicholas Nickleby, the fourth
of the Diamond Dickens, by Ticlinor & Fields,
Boston, The following is from the Buffalo Com
mercial a Advertiser.
! 1.-THE Diamond Dickens" is an edition Of whicl
l any author might be proud, even though he wert
inclined to set the highest price upon his writings
/ 1t Is miracle of cheapness and ne0tness. We eX
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\ as we say SO. We look at the fine, delicately
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ing small type, the clean bright impression, tn
spirited engravings, the neat regular folding, th
[ pretty green-and-gold binding and the nice solid
1 feeling book which all these necersary concoml
tants go to make up-and we say again, deliber
ately, when we remember the price, that "Th
Diamond Dickens" is q miracle OF cheapness.
If the complete works of the great novelist cal
I be produced in elegant volumes of $40 or NOR,
pages on fine paper. with spirited Illustrations
/ printed and well bound, making set of book
| that would ornament any library at the price o
one dollar and a-half volume we think IL likel,
| that the people will tire Of paying nearly or quit
| as much for worthless books mserably printed
and not bound at all.
1.-THE Piekwicb Papers," "Our Mutual Friend,
4 David Copperfcd" and "Ncholas Nickleby
\ have already been Issued In the Diamond ed
J ton. They will be followed by a volume mont
until the series is complete.
The Illustrated Edition, in green morocco
cloth, with gold medallion portrait of the au
thor, costs $1.5O per volume. An edition pre-
cisely similar in respect to printing and paper bu
without the plates and bound in or ms0n morocco
j CLOTH Is sold at 512j per volume. The books ar
, elegant enough for the richest and cheap enougl
i for the poorest. ''The Diamond Dickens shoul
4 find place in every house in the land. The peo
n pie who read the great English hum0rist an
moralist can hardly fail to grow wiser and better
Z We haye received No. 2, Vol. II, of the Com
merciaI Printing Gazette, published monthly, a
Y Cleveland, o., OF 25 cents per year. Chea
(enough.
= We have received the Quarterly part of On
Schoolday Visitor. for the second quarter Of 1867
Price 50 cents. beautiful Magazine for til
young j. II. Daughaday & Co., Philadelphia.
"The Riverside Magazine" for June is spler
did thing for Young folks. Hurd & Hou ghtoI