The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-28
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &C.

HEARTH AND HoNE.-We have received the
23d number Of this excellent family paper,
1 which is gaining an unprecedented and we'll
deserved~ circulation among the people. II
numbers among III contributors the foremost
talent ofthe country, and contains matters OF
interest to every one. Terms a per annum, in
advance, and a copy Of Mrs Stoves New
Novel This offer is only for a limited time
Address, Pettengill, Bates & Co., New York.
: THE NuRsERY.-This Ii an excellent juve-
nile monthly, Intended for the youngest class
of readers II is nicely illustrated, and il, per-
haps, the best adapted of any ofthe magazines
4 to the wants of the little folks si.5o a year.
! Address, John L. Shorey, IL Washington ST.,
Boston.
!, PoLLARD's LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAvIs.-We
thave received from the National Publishing
Co. advance sheets ofthis new work, which is
soon to be issued from their pres. Mr.. =. A
Pollard, the auther, was n leading editor in
Richmond during the rebellion, and thus en-
tjoyed opportunities for knowing much of the
secret history ofthe Confederate Government,
| which he now proposes to divulge, In the
form OF q biography of its central figure, Mr.
Davis, the President Of the so-called Confeder-
acy. Mr.. Pollard says he has hitherto been
restrained from publishing this history, by the
fear that 1t would jeopsrdize Mr.. Davis, in case
he should be brought to trial for treason but
all probabilities Of that event having passed
away, there Is no longer any reason for the
suppression OF facts which the truth Of history
requires should be put on record. As Mr.. Pol
lard is an able writer, this work will no doubt
be well written, aud exceedingly interesting.
1t will be sold only by subscription, and
good. energetic Agent is wanted to canvass for
1t In this county. Address National Publish
ing Co., Philadelphia, Pa
THE GALAXY for June contains its usual |
amount of first-class reading matter. The
Eighth and Ninth chapters of Chas. Reade's
new story, "Put Yourself In his Place." are
given. Gen. Mcclellan writes a very readable
review OF the life Of Gen. Jomini, Chief of
Marshal Ney's stan, and aide-de-camp in the
service of the Emperor Of Russia-the ablest
military writer without doubt OF the nine
teenth century. a per year. sheldon 4 Co.,
Publishers, Boston -
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL Mo,TTHLY.-The
June number opens with an excellent article
entitled, Technical Education in Europe
Ihalso gives an able ond we think, . very can
lid criticism on Elementary English Gram
mars" There are many other excellent arti-
les which we have not space to enumerate. Ia
Il so per year. J. w. Schermerhorn d Co., IA
Bend ST.. New York, Publishers. II
THE ScHooLMATE, an illustrated monthly
or boys and gisls, for June, is received. The
story, "Rough and Ready; or life
Imong the New York news-boys," continues
With uaabated interest. Its visits are looked
onward 10 with much interest by our young
olks. sl.5o per year. Joseph H. Allen, Pub
isher, Boston.
ONCE A MoNTH.-Nearly Sir Hundred Ruges a
7 fhe bsst Ma9asine Reading 10 be found for Fsf
v Cenn.-"Once Month" for June completes e
he first six-month's volume of that beautiful II
In noticing the May number, we h
mentioned that the publishers had offered TO n
end the nrst six months of this year for 80 t,
ents, in order to let the people see how richly d
reighted IL was with good reading. To this Fl
fer q wide response has, we learn, been n
aads, and psople everywhere are surprised at
he amount and excellence of the literary (,
,ast set before them. The publishers, 7. S. t;
Irthur & Sons, OF Philadelphia, continue their G.
Ter, and we advise all to avail themselves ei
tit. Such an opportunity for getting nearly
b pages ofthe very best magazine reading To ;,
9 foundfor the trifie offity cents will hardly = =
ccur again. II is made now only In order to
ct the magazine into the hands OF the people.
ARrHuRs HONE MAGAZINE closes its thir-
y-third volume with an excelient number n
ur good opinion Of this magazine Is so we'll a.
nown among our readers that 1t Is useless to
speat IL. The present number is not a whit ~
ehind its predecessors. 81 per annum. T. s.
rthur q sons, Philadelphia. le
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