The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-28
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ARrHuR's NoMr MAG AzlNE, March, 1861; T. s. Arthur
Co, S73 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
This popular magazine always meets with hearty
greeting upon the editors table. The present number
exhibits marked evidences ofimprovcmsnt, and we
glad learn that the publishers labors are being
warded by increased subscription list. For pure
morality refinement and deicacy of feeng-practical
good seuse, and congenial Christian spirit the
Home Magazine is preference above any other of the
eastern monthlies. This number contains eighteen
original articles in addition to large variety of mis-
cellancous matter, dress patterns, &c. Terms--onc
copy year, 81 three copies, Sl eight copies, s0
and extra copy to the gcr up Of club of four and
an extra copy Of the magazine and one premium plate
| to the getter up Of club Of eight.
TIE ATLANTIC MoNrnLY, March 1861: Tcknor & Fields,
| l3j Washington street, Boston, Mass.
This sonc Of the most interesting numbers yet publish
cd The first paper, arman Universities is full of
interesting information on a subject of practical import
ance "The Professors Story" now nearly concluded,
increases in interest. Mr., Higgnson's article "Gym-
nascs' may be read with profit by all. "The Man who
never Young is also interesting contribution.
"Harbors Of the Great Lakes is deserving it interest
ing. "Behind the Mask" is very pretty piece Of poe
try and emhodes some very pretty thoughts The re-
minimizing articles are "Land-locked," "Two or three
troubles" THE Men Of Schwyz" Nook of the North
"Diamonls and Pearls" and review and literary notices
The opening chapters of Harriet Beecher Stoves
novel will appear in the May number. We will receive
and forward subscriptions at any time, and while
we think Of it would say, in as much as a club has
been formed at this place, that additional names will be
added thereto at the rate of SO for each subscriber
TERMS One copy one year 80; two copies S5 five co.
pies SO; eleven copies $40.
The LADIES' EETosIroRY, March 1861; Poe &, Hitch
cock, Cincinnati, Ohio
We receive no magazine in which we take greater de-
light than the Ladies REPOSITORY. 1t is fast growing to
b. the mos; popular it certainly one of the most in
tar5stng instructive and useful publications that could
alom a Lllys library. The present number is illus
rlsI with elike picture Of Rord Bonh.ur the paint
ress ami plate happily illustrating "H3ma again." I.
contains eighteen prose articles ami ten pieces of excell-
en poetry. "Rale,o' Fort Wayne in the war of 1871" "
by Hz. L. Hsmsr, is especially interesting in this To-
cay. The author proposes to continue these sketches
Of early times in the Northwest and will in the next
number give in detail the services OF Major Oliver at oil
For, N.igs. We shall look forward to this with peculiar
u.res will doubtless every reader Of the Repository
in toe Northwest. In addition to the aboya thera ar.
many short articles Of interest under the following head
ng5 Scripture lbine" "Not,s anil Qp2ri cs" "Boys
AMI Girls departm mt" "Waysle Gleanngs," "Ltera-
ry, Scientific ana Statistical Items" "Ltsrlry Notices. -
"New York Literary Correspou i,nce" "Edor's Table
&c. Terms: 81 per annum in advance.
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