The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-05
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The Ladies, nepository.-

The Ladies' RepOsitory.-
The number Cot July IS an elegant one, and cru.
tains many valuable aud weIl.wriucn sketches
The eugrayings are Go johnnie" aud portrait
Of Rev. James Floy, y. -, accompanied by a bi-
ographica sketch of this distinguished d,titc.
Science, Religion aud History are happily pleaded
in its pages.
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init. Address Poo n ilnchcock, Cincinnati
Companion poets Cor the People,
"Songs for All Seasons by Alfred Tcnnysun,
is the second in the series being issued by Toknor
4 Fields, Of Bostou. These publ,sheIs dcsergo the
gratitude Of the American people for their epdOsv
ors 10 elevate the public taste to a high class ni
literature. Ii this series bey present selections
from our best poctlcal writer's in style al once
convenient. tasteful and inexpensive, thus briug-
ing the best poems within the reach of every iudi
vidual aud household.
Price fi0y Cents per volume. Published BY
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PetersOn,s Magazine
The August number has reached us, aud is a
complete collection cr good things. Its fashions,
household recipes, needle aud knitting depart
mcnts, are all that our fair readers could desire.
Embraced In Us many articles of literary merit Is
the continuation Of The last Plantagenot aud The
Missing Diamond, both romances Of high order
Of merit Tanning Husband, in this number, is
decidedly good, aud will have many admirers.
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uarper's Pictorial History of the Re-
bctlion.-
Number XII of this comprehensive and Impair
tial History Of the Rebellion has been issued. II
complete the account Of the capture and occupa-
ton Of New Orleans desc lbes Gruerd Buffers
administration In that city narrates the events
from the capture of Fort DoncSon tD the opening
of the siege of Nioksburg, and commences the
history OF the Trans Mississippi Campaign Of 1862
Furms-price OF each number, containing mat
ter equivalent to an ordinary volume, Thirty
Cents. First six numbers scut to any address for
81 80. News dealers and canvassing agents sup
piled un liberal terms, by addressing Harper &
brothers. New York.
The MAN without n Country
This remarkable narrative, upon its orgina!
publication in the pages Of the ARU,ic hoHt'y, Mt
tracted more general attention and comment than
any article printed for a long time. 1t is truth
full and thrilling tradtionary sketch Of Philip No
Ian, young American officer, implicated in the
Burr conspiracy, who inSalied the court with an
oath saying he never wishes TO hear Of the United
States again. The sentence of the court was
compliance with his wish. and how faithfully thai
sentence was eKec0ed is detgied in the narratiou
now published in separate form, by Ticknor &
Fields, of Boston, at Ten Gents per copy. which
will give Il universal circulatioh at this period.
HaarPer's magaziRe.
This standard monthly never flags in interest
The July number is overaoyiug with irst-clas,
literary excellenee, cmbracbg historical aud bi
ographical sketches, adventure. romance, poetry
record OF current events, sc, Among the contents
! are Prison Life, Washoe R,y isited Heroic Deed.
of Heroic Men, all admirably and profusely illus
| trated continuation Of Armsdale and Our Mutua
! Friend Personal ReCollections of Abraham Lin
| colin; Relics, Faces, Gardea Philosophy, Out o
| Prison, Sealed Proposals, &c. &c, with tho al
mrablc mcldnge of choice reading always to bC
| found in the Editors Easy Chair and Drawer.
Ternii-0ne copy, for one year, 81 six copies
$40. Hu1er's Weekly can b, had on the sam
terms. Address Harper & Brothers, Franklil
Square, New York
The Field, the Dungeon and tho Es-
cape
We have received direct from the publishers
handsomely bound copy of tbs admirable work
which is destined to occupy prominent place il
the annals of the war so recently closed. It com
priscs over five hundred pages, wttcn in Mr. Rich
arlsoas happest st, le detailing with great iidel
ity the tone of public sentiment at the Sguth in th
beginning Of the war, the opling and progress o
the rebellion, the horrors and GTueiIids inflicted
upon Northcrners, the. prisoss-ife of tho -cnrres
pundents, scenes nf starvation. torture death per
! lis BY night and day, the escape Of the correspOn
| dents, and the terrible ordeal through which the,
! passed before their eyes again greeted the OIL,
! Flag. All this, and more, is faithfully delin
eated, in minutest detail making it mIre IA sciBat
! ing than the widest romance ever penued 1t vii
| have an immense sale. A copy Of the work shoul,
be in every family interested in American history
! II is issued by the American Publishing Company
/ Hartford, Conn.
DemOrcst's ILLUSTRATED Monthly
The July Number Of this unapproachablc mag
azine is the pits nltra Of periodical literature.
is brilliant and charming. 1t is Appropriately
named the Grand Jubilee Number, containing a.
it does, The National Jubilee Prize Song--Illus
tratcd Scenos on the Hudson River--elegmt stee
plate engravings -Fashions--St tories Poems, ant
in fact everything that can instruct aud charm
The intrinsic merit Of this publication arrests tn,
eye at every page, AMI it is finding its way intr
couHtless hearts and homes all over the Republic
| as constant and ever-welcOnlc visant. Each
! succeeding issue adds to its attractiveneSs as
mirror OF fashion and a compendium Of literary
excellence. No fnor illustrated magazine /:
| printed in the English langaages and vs. the Queer
Sf Fashion 1t is well calculated to igpart to il,
thousands of fair readers the beau ideal Of beauty
and elegance and the perfection Of artistic excel
| lence. The Jniy number commences new vol
UBle, and now is gnod time TO commence sub
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| scribe for it. Those 0f them who take our advice
will never regret it, and, what is more, will never
fail to renew their subscription. Why, the House
hold Department alone is worth the price Of the
| Magazine forty times over.
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