The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-03

A Good Paper for Farmers, Garden
ers. nud Fruit Grow crs..-

A Good Paper for Farmers, Gardcm-
ers, nud Fruit Grow crs..-
We have received No. l., Vol. " Of the Rmui
Aaerieon, Published at Utica, y. Y which is much
enlarged, aud improved; aud now takes rank as
equal in value and style to any other publication OF
its class in this country. Indeed, iC each issue
shall contain as much valuable and interesting
reading as the number before us, we may very
properly give it the character Of being e bet pa
per for farmers, fruit growers, end their families,
of its kind, in the United States.
Tho Rarui As,srieda IS i6 page quarto, issued
on the LIST and 10Th OF each month, at 81 80 year,
and every subscriber receives as grotdty, sent
by mail, post paid, Concord, Delaware, or Hart
ford Prolific Grape Vine or six of Busscl's Great
Prolific Strawberry Plants said to produce berries
as large hens eggs, aud to yield moro than any
other variety in existence; or splendid engraving,
2lx30 inches, worth from 81 80 TO 81 90.
We understand that the proprietor, Mr.. Miner,
owns farm, where he cultivates the choicest va
rieties of grape vines and strawberry plants which
he sends free to subscribers of his paper. This is
something new TO US the gifag d,cog Of the bes'
varieties Of these things besides paying he postage
OF ttcm, as MIR. Miner does. His paper IS worth
more than he asks for IL and as every subscriber
receives one or dollars worth Of choice Ygess
plants. DC, we think he ought 10 receive host OF
subscribers. He offers to send samples of his pa
per fire. to all applicants, and those who subscribe
before the next volume commences (Jan. |, lSR6,)
receive the paper for 1860 Gre from the tuC their
subscriptions are received ,aud thrnugl 1866 FOR
their money The Rmui .inericon is an old paper
OF ten years standing; and hun nAreds Of thousands
of vines, &c, learn have been sent free to its
subscribers within two years. Address T. d. Mi
ner, Clinton, Oneida Co., n. Y.
Tho Ladies' RePOsitOry.-
This excellent family periodical comes TO us
freighted with the usual variety of interest and in
structiou. 1t ranks among the best of our maga-
zues and lends charm to the family circle, where
tits a welcome visit0nt The illustrations in the
November number are, " Looking up the Shenan-
Terms-Onc copy, one year, 80. Published
monthly at Cincinnati and New York. Ministers
of the Methodist Church authorized agents. and
pay can be made to them, it not convenient to re-
nit. Address Poe & Hitchcock, Cincinnati.
Our Young Folks
With one exception, every article in the Eovem-
ber number is beautifully illustrated, which will
add much to the interest with which the young
folks will peruse them. Each succeeding number
of this journal, since its commencement, has been
an Improvement upon It's predecessor, and the mag
azine is becoming better adapted tO the wants of
the rising generation, and increasing in usefulness.
The young should have it to peruse regularly.
Terms--Two Dollars year three copies, Five
Dollars five copies, Eight Dollars ten copies,
Fifteen Dollars. The Atlantic and Our Youu e
Folks will be sent together for Five Dollars a
year, for both Of which publications, j. . II. Am
mon, of Cleveland, is the General Subscription
Agent foe Ohio Published by Ticknor & Fields,
Boston, r,..