The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
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Arthur's Homo nOgazines-
The October number is gem. The literary ex-
cellcnee Of this naEEine Is so tho,oughly cstab.
lishcd, and SO well-known TO the reading public,
that CONNIE nda, ,son Of ours is superauous There
Is charm pcrraeatng each number Of this month
y thRt gives life and acct u tho hOme circle favored
with its presence.
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The Ladies, Repository
| The cngravugs for the October number comprise
Scene on lSiSastop Croek, and q portrait of Rev.
Miron wiosiow. Il presents its accustomed array
of literature history, biography &C., which has so
| endearcd il as welcome visitor to thousands q
| families bNth East and West.
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The Atlantic Msuthly.--
This standard publication Tor October presents
its usual attractive features the departments OF
| Literature. Science and Politics One Of the most
Interesting of is papyrs in this number is we'll
| written and admirable poem entitled " A0Tahum
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Our Young Folks
| This magazine grows in interest and attraction
! fiom month to month. The October number is one
of rare merit, and will be intensely enjoyed by its
Juvenile traders, rs well Us all older heads that
may scan its eou,eHts, Thirteen illustrations are
/ scattered through It's pages, aud It's charades,
puzzles and refuses have more merit than the great
majority that are aloat in other publications.
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Boston.
Hurper'S Magazine
The October number we prize above any of its
predecessors during the year. Its first paper, en-
titled Down in the Cnnabar Mines, is graphic
description of life among the California gold placcrs,
and abounds in many striking illustrations. Visit
to the Isle OF the Puritaus, another interesting
sketch, is profusely illustrated. Sherman's Great
March is more than worth the price Of the number,
admirably written by an aid de-camp Of the Cen
eral, and abouudng in vivid illustrations connected
with that triumphant movement of mighty army.
Then we have a specially written sketch of fight
ing Joe Hooker, at once entertaining and valuable.
Armadale aud Our Mutual Friend are continued.
rebel officer contributes paper of great interest
at this time, entitled Jefferson Davis, in which ho
details the motives that nc uated that traitor and
gives very impartial account OF his rcbellious
career. Many other articles Of value and interest
complete this valuable number. .f .f. "a.
ferms-One copy, for one year, 4 six copies,