The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-05
LITER AIRY NOTICES.
Tho New Yora tribune

The New NOrI Tribune
Tho prospectus of this veteran daily will be
found in our columns to-day. Read it--it speaks
for Itself. The Tribune requires no commendation
from us. Its reputation is fully established through
out the cugth and breadth of the country,
Tho Toledo BInde.-
Attention is called to the announcement for 1861
Of the Toledo Bimic in another column. d. r.
LocKE, better known as " PEraoLEuM V. NAsBY,"
is now the leading editor. 1t has an extensive cir.
culation in the business circles of Northwestern
Ohio, and along tho different lines Of railroad cen
tcring at Toledo. Read the prospectus,
The Atlantic MonthIy.-
The January number Of this standard publica-
zion presents the following table Of c ntents Pas
sages from Hawthornes Noto Books Castles in
tho Airi Beauty and the Beast The Wilderness;
The Bells Of Lynn Lucy's Letters Doctor Johns
Wind the Clock, The Kingdom Coming The
Chimney Corner for 1860; Griffith Gaunt, or Jeal-
ousy Reviews am, Literary Notices, &c.
TcrmS Four Dollars per anuum; two copies,
Seven Dollars. J. II. Amman, of Cleveland, is
the General Subscription Agent for this State for
the Atlantica and Our Young Folks. The two pub
licatiuns will be furnished one year for Five Dol.
lars. Published by Tickuor Fields Boston.
Just the kind to elevate and do them good, 70 c
had of Mcssrs j. c, GASStSuEs \ &C., las South
Fourth street, Philadelphia. For real excellence
and worth their stock has not its superior in the
country, and il has already acquired vide spread
reputation. In addition to their own publications,
their collection includes the rcry beat and most in
tcrcsting Juvenile books that have issued rrom the
prominent publishing houses in this country dun :
ing the oast three or four years. Each book is
carefully examined, and ntne passes muster and
finds its way to their shelves that is not of the
highest order Of merit. Parents aud instructors Of
the young may rely upon Il that no better books
can be found to put in the hands of their Children
Harper'S Magazine
This populhr monthly, for January. abounds in
an array Of sketches both literary and descriw We
interesting, attractive and instructive. The fol-
lowing are some of the articles British Route for
Pacific RNilroad, prolhsely and appropriately H.
! lusirated More Witnesses " Christmas to New
| Years Eve; Five Minutes Late Armadale Fa-
ted Words Uses of Life Birds Recolections Of
Lord Pllmerston, aud many others. Each number
Of this magazine contains from fNy to one hundred
per cent. more matter than any ether American
Magazine issued at the same price.
Terms-one copy, for one year. 81; six copies,
$50. Ht9,er's Weekly can bt had ON the sans
terms. Address Harper u Brothers, Franklin
| Square, New York
Our NOung Folks
| This excellent Juvenile publication ente's upon
its second year uudcr .l.c Nos, favorable auspices
In ono year its reputation as hrSt-elass and in.
valuable work for the young, has been thoroughly
established all over the oourRry. The January
number gives ample evidence that the publishers
intend giving the magazine additional value and at.
tractiveness. variety Of choice articles aud nov.
elites are In store for its young readers The pub
hshers promise 10 increase their illustrations dur.
ing the coming year. both in number aud attraction.
Several full page engravings printed in colors, will
be introduced duTing the year
rerms-Two Dollars year three copies, Five
Dollars ave copies, Eight DollaTs ten copies
Fifteen Dollays. The Atlantic aud Our Youn =
fdks will be sent together Gr Five Dollars a
yea', for both of which publications, j III. Am-
mon, OF Cleveland, Is The General Subscription
Agent fPf Ohio. rnblt-hed by Tisknor Il Fields,
| boston.