The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-12-22
Literary Notices.

A NEW BooK.-Mr. j. p. Titus has shown us q
new book, for which he is agent, just issued by
the'Unted States Publishing Co., entitled "Free
Love and its votaries." 1t is q work of over 800
pages, and contains Is engravngs. 1t will be
very popular work at this time. 1t is having an
immense sale. Mr.. Titus will call upon our citi-
Zens.
A Book OF RARE INTEREsT.-We can hardly
conceive of more entertaining reaNihg for the
long winter evenings than the new book, Bel
den The White Chief. 1t reminds one of Rob-
inson Crusoe, but is certainly more valuable
reading, as it presents facts and not fiction.
Published by c. F. Vent, New York and Gin
cinnati, and sold only by subscription.
REV. CHARLES HAwLEY, Auburn N. Y, says:
"'OuI Fathers House. in style and topic, is as
fresh as nature ITSELF and The wealth of ilustra-
ton it brings from the material world to enforce
religious truth, so in danger of haclneyed forms
ofstatement, is very inNigorating and nrust win
for it not only great popularity, but very wide
usefulness 1t will give me pleasure to COM
mend its circulation in this vicinity, where
"Night Scenes in the Bible" by the same author
met with most favorable reception.
THE PEOPLES LITERARY CoMPANIoN.-The
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panion, has been received. It presents as fine
an appearance as ever, and, of course, is filled
with all sorts of good things. It's enterprising
publishers, Messrs. f. c. Allen & Co., Augusta,
Maine, appear determined to publish paper
that will please and benefit all, and its large and
increasing general circulation proves that they
are succeeding admirably. The Companion is
always very handsomely illustrated Theprice,
ly seventy-h cents per year, and each new sub
scrber gets fine, steel engraving representing
the journey of life from childhood to old age. 1t
is published monthly.
SATAN IN SocIETY.-C. +. Vent,,o Cincinnati,
has sent us a few pages of proof sheets of a new
book which he is about to issue, with the above
title. We will notice it more at length hereaf-
ter, and will this week give the following short
extract from it,
"Children have the right to be born. Alas,
that this God-gven privilege should ever be call
ed in question: That 1t is so, however the testi-
mony of modern physicians, the daily records OF
the newspapers, the Nominations from the pull
pit, the remOnstrances of philanthTopsts, and
the iorebodings of philosophers abundantly
II we examine the history of the practice OF
abortion, we shall find that this crime, now SO
commonly practiced as to demand the attention
ancient origin, having existed among pagan ma
tions from The earliest times; that the influence
of Christianity has ever been to Danish the prac-
tice and that in proportion as christianity De,
comes weakened or destroyed, the fearful eVi
in question r-eappears and extends"
DEMoREsT's MONTHLY for January astonishe,
us with its profusion of attractions. We cannot
help but Join in the general acclamatlon Of it,
being the model parlor, magazine of America
for besides ornamenting our households with 1T
presence the premiums it offers to each subscri
Der are unparalleled, among which is an elegan
Parlor Chrome, price $780, a large and beautiful
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splendid book of home improvement, "Howtt
Write, Talk, Behave and DO Business, bounc
in cloth and gilt, price S225 and numerous 9th
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one subscription for two years. Yearly $50,
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/ 03S Broadway, New York.
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much enlarged and filled to the brim with goo
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Y captivated by their brilliant n0mesalIe. 1t
wonderful how so much equally delightful an
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= develop noble qualities in mind and heart;
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n richly worth $500, and other valuable gifts as
y premium to each subscriber. Specimen cope
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