The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1869-04-01
The Monthlies.

We have enjoyed a real feast of reason, du.
ring the past week, over the pages of the beau.
tiful monthlies for April, with which, through
the kindness of the publishers our table ha:
been graced:
GoDEY's LADY's Book, always first on hand
and always first best Of the high priced month
lies, is, as usual, loaded down with good things
no matter to which department you may refer
We have so often spoken in praise of this work,
that to do so now would be but to repeat an
old story, though true one. Terms, So per
annum. Addres L. a. Cooley, Philadelphia.
ARrHUR's HOME MAGAzIEE.-Thi is, by
all odds, the cheapest, because the best, of the
two dollar monthlies, and is but little, if any
thing behind the larger and more prctentious
issues of the kind. The name of T. S. Arthur
has become, so thoroughly, household word
throughout the land, because of the grand mo-
raj lessons inculcated in all his writings, that
TO look for any thing bad or even mediocre in
anything bearing his imprint, would be but to
look for something which nobody has ever yet
found, and never will find. The Magazine,
with elegant engravings, fashion-plates, pat
terms, and the very best quality of reading mat
ter in the most liberal quantity, is furnished to
subscribers at the mere nominal sum of 81 per
annum. I. S, Arthur & Sons, publishers,
Philadelphia.
ONCE a MONTH, is another magazine bear
ing the imprint of I. S. Arthur & Sons, and is
really one of the most elegant, attractive, fresh
in matter, and entertaining Of all the month
lies. 1t is unique in size and form, and will
doubtless rapidly become great favorite with
the reading public. L. S. Arthur & Sons, Phil
adelphia. 81 per annum.
Another of the Arthur series, and one too
which strongly commcnds itself to the atten-
ton of parents and guardians, is the CHILD
RENs Hour, a magazine gotten up with espe-
cial regard for the wants Of the little ones
We can conceive of no better, or more appro-
pirate present from parent to child than a years
subscription TO this excellent work. ST 25
per annum. Address T. S. Arthur & Sons.
PACKARD's MONTHLY, is also at hand, and
right welcome is Packard. We can conceive
of no greater literary luxury than monthly
set down with Greely, Louis Gaylord Clark,
Junius Henri Brown, Dyer, Mark Twain, o.
i've Logan, and the host oflike good people we
are sure 10 meet in the punctual coming pages
of Packard. If every body was of our opinion,
every body would make Packard welcome
monthly visitor. But there is no need for ex-
travagant outlay, in order to secure this for its
monthly calls can be had for the low sum of
81 per annum. Address S. S. Packard, 937
Broadway, New York.
The LITTLE CORPORAL, magazine for boys
and girls, and for older people who have young
hearts, is also on our table. We have often,
heretofore, spoken of this work in terms of COM
mendation, and we see nothing in its enlarged
and improved appearance to cause US to change
our tone IN relation to it. Every line on its
pages teaches Wholesome lesson, and no house
hold should be without its regular monthly vi
'its 81 per annum. Alfred L. Sewell & Co.,
publishers, Chicago, III.