Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

The following notices of the Ladies' Repository
by the religious and secular press of the country
we have culled at random for our columns of our
exchanges:
''Really superior publication"
"The reading matter most excellent
"One of the leading monthlies of the age'
''One of the best religious literary monthlies ex-
tant."
"One of the best as well as the cheapest of mag
axines."
"The bright particular star of the American firm
ament.'
'The ladies' Repository should find a place in
every family"
"Full of the best reading matter Can not be
too widely circulated"
This excellent monthly was never more ably
edited than at present"
1.-THE reading matter of religious character, and
by the best authors
"Our lady friends win find the Repository always
readable and instructive.
Fresh and attractive as ever. The head of every
family should subscribe for it."
at is religious work of high character deserv-
Ing the patronage of every family"
"We do not wonder that the Repository has so
hold"
IAN ladies who wanta frst-class religious and
literary magazine, should subscribe at for the
Ladies' Repository"
"Beautifnl lessons in biography, travel natural
history. various customs and life experiences both
actual and imaginary
surpassed by no publication issued from the
press. The new editor fully maintains the former
nigh character OF the publication
tFreighIed with variety of interest and instruc-
ton. 1t ranks among the best of our magazines
and lends charm to the family circle where it is
welcome yisitant."
"Spendidly Illustrated with steel engrayinss and
Nrrrn Hal
contributions. 1t is the best printed and best ed-
tsc religious magazine published
'.Well calculated to take the place OF the trashy
and worthless literature under which the press,
nowadays, groans. Its illustrations are among the
best specimens of steel engraFings offered to the
public and its editorship is scholarly, careful and
refined
"The prettiest and most life-lile engravings that
we have seen this many day. The general read
ing matter, both selected and original is Of very
superior order"
"a most excellent literary periodical Each edi
ton vies with its predecessor in its many attrac-
tive features. Besides other actractiFe features its
pages are enriched with the choicest reading matter
We have no kesitSney in recommending this maya
.z1ne above all Others"
'4In typographical neatnesg and brilliancy II
etSnos hnrivaed Its literary contents are vel! CAL
culated TO refine the taste and ennobe all the aims
of hfe."
"Freighted with choice literature, story, biogra-
pny, essay. poetry and aReedete. It is embeished
Win superb landscape engraYings.
"We do NOT wonder 1t the popularity and circu-
5stion of this work, considering it's literary
character Its insrnctveness and its splendid typo
praphy."
aAs we glance along its pages and gather in its
beautiful thoughts the conviction grows upon us
that is worthy of its present extensive circulation
andeyen Of greater
.sThe prose articles are of high order and are |
DESIGNED to improve the mind, morally as wei az |
Intel ctuay; and this is what the world in genrr-
81 snl our country in particular, needs.