The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
LITERARY NOTICES.
BeadIe's monthly.


The September number is worthy OF iia prcde-
cossors. Richardson contributes another admira-
bic popcr-a description Of Oregon and Washing
ton, admirably illustrated. The Dead Letter is
continued and grows in interest as It progresses
The remaining articles are replete With instruct
i've mort from the pens Of The most popular liter
ary writers Of the day.
Terms Single copies, 81 per years in clubs Of
J iyei and one extra copy, Sl5 IN clubs Of ten and
I ono extra copy, S2j. DEADLE & Co., Publishers
I New York
( Our Young FoII1s-
This is decidedly a young folks magazine
closely following the plan upon which the first
number was issued and deserves the rapid popu.
larity tits acquiring. The proprictors, Mcssrs
/ Ieknor Fields, Boston, publish in this house
hold Journal that cannot fail ofpleasinp every
young person, and we have vet to sge an ''oid folk
that did not look eagerly for its coming. The
September number is quile equal to any that have
| preceded II.
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/ Dollars FIVE copies, Eight Dollara ten copies
/ Fifteen Dollars. The Atlantic and Our Young
Folks will be sent together for Five Dollars a
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mon, of Cleveland, is the General Subscription
Agent foe Ohio. Published by Ticknor g. Fields,
Boston.
The Camp, the BottIe-FioId and the
This is a work just issued from the press, writ
ten by DR.. l.; p. DRoCKsTT and is beautifully illus
trated with 100 foe and spirited Illustrations.
Prominent among the contents Of this work, and
which give to its several departments their pecu-
liar attractiveness, may be named; Striking in
stances of loyalty to the Flag, and valor in its
dlfonse bravery on the battlefield and quarter
deck; examples Of youthful courage in the storm Of
combati Infantry, artillery and cavalry in line of
action; the tramp and onset; extraordinary forti-
tude under suffering; unlaunted heroism in death;
the roll of fame and story, ETC., etc. The rank and
file, well as the superior officers both North and
South, are made illustrous in these pages bywhat-
ever Of yalor, skill achievement personally dis
tingushed them. Tho department which embraces
the Words and Deeds of Woman" is an exclu-
siyo feature in these pages, and must inevitably
secure for the work universal popularity.
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The Atlantic Monthly
For September, has choice variety of valu
able and entertaining articles. "The Surgeons
Assistant" is an interesting and thoughtful story
turning upon incidents of the war. Mr.. Long
fellows Sonnet " On Translating the Divina Com
media" is very noble. "Womons Work in the
Middle Ages" will attract ladyreaders by its ac-
counts of e-makiug, embroidery, illuminate o
and medieval authorship. University Reform
is the Grafton delivered at the meeting of the
Harvard Alumni, by DR.. Hedge. Every one will
recognize the truthful and lively portrait of a
Distinguished Character" "fhe BObOlinks" is
delciously light aud sparkling poem by Christopher
Pease Cranoh. Tho interest of "GrilIilh Gaunt"
grows more and more intense, and the l6fy moral
Of the story Is impressively. developed. The
Johnson Party" is a polished aud very caustic
discussion Of the political situation. Lake
Champan" is poem by II. T. Tuckcrman
The remaining ariicles-valuablc for their time
Illness or intrinsic iuterest-are " Life Assur-
ance; can Italian Rain-Storm !" " Incidents of
the Portland Fire !" Yesterday :" Z" My Little |
Boy " Reviews and Literary Notices 4" and
" The CAimnoy Corner" in which Mrs. Stowe
some fresh ideas concerning popular