The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-05
LITERARY NOTICES.
Our Young Folks. :

VUC CttUS EOlAS.-f
Has contributions by Lucrctia p. Hale, Lucy
st. John, J. 7. Trowbridge, the author of Faith
Gdrtney Girhood y Charlotte Kingsley Chanter,
T. B. Aldrich Harriet Beecher Stowe, Mayne
Reid and others. The full-page engraving is ah
illustration by Harrison Weir, of Rabbits and
Foxes" The publishers have added music 10 the
other attractions OF the magazine.
Terms-Two Dollars year three copies, Five
Dollars; five copies, Eight Dollars ten copies,
Fifteen Dollars. The Atlantic and Our Young
Folks will be sent together for Five Dollars
mon, of Cleveland, is the General Subscription
Agent for Ohio. Published by Ticknor II Fields,
Boston. ht
The Atlantic Monthly
The contents of the October number are Child
hood,'a Study Her Pilgrimage, Farmer Hills
Diary, Darwiuian Theory, Various Aspects Of the
Woman Question, Passages from Iawthorp's Note
Books, lhe Norman Conquest, The Novels of
George Eliot, continuation of Griffith Gaunt, or
Jealousy /; The Usurpation, an admirable portrait
ure of Johnson Reviews, Literary Notices, &c. sc.
Terms-Four Dollars per annum; two copies,
Seven Dollars. ), II, Ammon, of Cleveland, is
the General Subscription Agent for this State for
the Atlantic aud Our Young Folks. The two pub
lieations will be furnished one year for Five Dul-
lars. PUblishedby Ticknor Fields Boston.
The Ladies' RepOsItOry.-
This popular religious magazine, for October,
contains its usual variety of choice reading for the
family circle. The engravings are Clearing OF,
and Portrait Of Rev. George G. NJ. Roberts, d.
! ID. The depository ranks among the best maga-
/ zinrs of the day.
Terms--One copy, one year, So so. Published
monthly at Cincinnati and New York. Ministers
Of the Methodist Church are authorized agents, aud
pay can be made 20 them, il nOl convenient to re-
init. Address Poe Hitchcock, Cincinnati.
The American AgrIcnIturIst.-
For October, contains large aud splendid Engrav-
ings of the Elk, the Raccoon, the skunk, group
OF Swine, the Blackberry, the Lily, the Sweet vi.
ournam, the Pet Kitten, amusing eomieal Pug
z'e Picture Of the Donkeys and 23 smaller engrav-
ings, illustrating various topics. Among the longer
articles are Calendar Of Work to be doue on the
Farm, in the Orchard, Garden, etc., "wnlks and
Talks on the Farm 4" Manufacture of Drain Tiles
illustrated; Construction of Ice Houses, North
and South, illustrated Burying Bees Most Prof.
table Farming Animals Rustic Gates illustrated;
Blackberry Culture Planting Bulbs now for
! Spring Flowers Dr. Gray on Insects aud Plant
Fertilization, illustrated; Peter Henderson, on
PreseI wing vegeteblesn in Winter; Grapes; Small!
Fruits Hedges aud Hedge Plants Making Cut.
tings in Aotomni Wonans "say" on Me MS
ShirlSi Husk Mattresses aud a score o topics
in the Household and Caildren's Department; a
full variety in the Baske: EEpOsureso of HuuAbugs,
including Harris Brothers an important offer Of
1850 in Prizes for information about Prairie
Farming, Cotton Culture, and Timber and Fences
for Prairies. Those subscribing now for 1867, get
the rest Of this yearttse. Terms, 81 so year, or
four copies for IS. ORANGE, JUDD & CO.,
Publishers, Al Park Row. New YoG City.
! sg- We will fpmish the Perrysburg JouRxAL
| and Agrisulhpis, for So PER year.