The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-09-05
LITERARY Nor1cEs.-We have re-

LITERARY NoTIcEs. have re-
ceived the book called Beyond the Mississippi, "
by A. d. Richardson. 1t is the most interesting
book we have read for long time. We have
not room to specify its merits. 1t is published
by the National Publishing Company OF Cncin-
natl, and the advertisement has recently been in
our paper.
-Arthur's Home Magazine Godey's Ladies
Book, The Children's Hours, and ether month
lies for September, are received.
The Riverside Magazine for September Is as
good as ever. II is just the thing for young
folks. Hurd & Houghton, N Y $3.50 year.
The Ladies' Repository for September is re-
ceived. Among other interesting features of this
number Is o beautiful engraving of Hon. schuy-
Ter Colfax, Speaker of the House of Representa-
tiVes, with biographical sketch.
Poe & Hitchcock, Cincinnati, $3.50 per year.
Our Young Folks, by Ticknor & Fields Bos-
ton, is received for September. Terms 81 per
year.
The Atlantic Monthly (Boston: Tleknor &
Fields contains the articles enumerated below :
The Guardian Angel, by Dr. Holmes (contin-
ued) Prophetic Voices About America, by Chas.
Sumner; Sunshine and Petrarch, by T. w. Hig-
ginson; Canadian Woods and Waters, by Chas.
Dawson Shanby; Hospital Memories, by Endora
Clarke; Minor Italian Travels, by w D. How
ellis; The Mystery Of Nature (poetry) by Theo-
dOre Tilt0n A Wife by Wager, by L. H. House
The Jesuits In America, by the Rev. G. E. Ellis /;
The Blue and the Gray, by f. NJ Finch The
nj ghtlngale in the Study, by J. r. Powell and
Flu gitives from Labor. Several ably written re-
vie VS. of new publications fll the closing pages
The chronological Journal for September
contains:
Portraits and Characters of Hon. r. D. Con-
oily. Rev. Newman Hall, Rev. Thomas Blnney
distinguished Orators and Authors Mrs, Hus-
band and Mrs Hoge Sanitary Heroines Studies
in Physiognomy For Gentlemen to Read, by
Mrs G. w. WHY'S True and False Marriages T;
Memory; COnscientiousness its True Functions
Our Religion; Gradations of Intellect; The
Races of Man, their Origin /; Queen Elizabeth ;
Toggery A New Steamer, Spirit of the Age ;
Central Park, and the New Observation-Disclosures
ted. An interesting number 80 cents, or SO q
year. s. II. Wells, Editor $3.50 Broadway, N Y.
The Laws of Life for September contains
much valuable matter. Among the subjects
treated In itare:
American Womanhood, by DR.. James G. jack
son The Nature Of Dlsease-Typhoid Fever,
by DR.. Meacham, Hysteria, by DR.. Mary IL.
York; The Uses Of Things by 'June;" Unhealth-
ful Mental Culture, by Mrs. Hannah J. Hurd
Economy in Food, by DR.. james II. Jackson;
Causes Of Dseases--Rh rheumatism, by DIR. Thom-
as NJ. Cobb, and an article About Houses by Mrs.
Frances B. johnson. Besides there are original
Poetry. directions for the HYGIENE treatment of
particular forms of disease by the Editor, Dr..
Harriet N. Austin, and much other interesting
and instructive matter.
We commend any of our readers who desire
to study the laws which govern the human Or
ganism to send and get sample copies of this
Journal, which are sent gratuitously to appli-
cants, by the publishers +. Wilson Hurd & Co.,
Dansville, Ny.