The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-11-12

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The ATLANTIC ALMANAC FOR 1869
EDITED BY Donald G. MlToHELL.-The Ina
nae for 1869 is even more valuable and attractive
than that for 1868, which won great popularity
as Mscelaney of Literature and Art. Its Lit
erary Contents are ALL ORIGINAL, having been
prepared expressly for it, and combine in high
degree the practical and the entertaining.
The artistic portion is in harmony with the
Literary Contents, the four colOred plates and
the twelve calender pictures being ORIGINAL de-
signs, chiefly Illustrative of American scenes and
customs. The Astronomical Department is usu-
ally full and important, comprising an account
of the Total Eclipse of the Sun Which will occur
in August 1869, together with amap showing the
portions of the United States where the eclipse
will be visible. This eclipse win be Cf q mere
striking character than any thas has occurred
since 1906.
LITERARY CONTENTS :-Fireside, by the Editor.
Round the World in Hack, by Edward Everett
Hale Morning in Spring Roadside, by the
Editor The Song-birds of North America, by
Thomas M. Brewer; Brookside, by the Editor:
Summer Rain, by George Cooper Our Common
Garden Flowers, by Charles JAMES Spraguei
My Garden acquaintance, by James Russell Low
ell; Side by Side, by the Editor; What Pictures
Shall hang on my walls 2 by Harriet BeecheI
Stowe The Middle States, by Josiah Quincy
Talk concerning The Human Body and its Man.
agement by Oliver Wendell Holmes The Risks
and Failures of City Life, by Rev. Joseph P.
Thompson; The Nineteenth Century by @. P,
Craneh
ILLUSTRATIONS The Almanac contains -Four
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and "When Went Home with Belle, two new
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In addition to the Music, the following read
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Early Years of Meyerbeer What are the Bell
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Esthetlc Woman New Music Review, etc.
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