The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-18
LITERARY NOTICES.
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Petcrson,s M0gazine.- ~
The February number is not behird any OF It's
predecessors, either in the variety of its iusira-
tions orthe excellence Of ia literary dspartm int.
The magazine speaks sor itself Sn.l < stmng |
evidence Of its worth, Is the high es,matioa in
whichit is held by the ladies. \
Terms One copy aud bssutiful premium, en-
craving, 81 so. One copy OF Joertal and Lrds's
Friend s3 so. Address DEACON & PKrgRsoN,SlV
Walnut street. Philadelphia.
Tho cotlonoI Monthly, i-rf 4
This valuable educational soStpal has .ccU-
monced the now year with new dress, improving
its typographical appearance, aud has made an
improvement in the practical character of its con-
tents. ~ 81.
Its list Of contributors includes several Of the
ablcst and most popular writers in the profession
educators who are eminent in scholarship and
practical experience, aud practical articles from
occasional contributors will make up the ueces-
sary variety. If the testimony Of many leading
educators, East and West, may be accepted, there
is no educational journal in the country that bears
more directly and practically upon the duties Of
teachers aud school officers, Of all grades.
TERMs-s1 SO per aunum in advance, Six
copies aud upwards, at the rate Of 81 25 a copy.
Specimen numbers sent gratis, on application. E.
L. WHuE, Editor aud Publisher, Columbus, ..
I'D Number of the Children's Hour.
The first number Of this magazine was issued in
advance of the date, TO get IL well before the
public in time for the subscribing season. The
February number also anticipates the regular
date though not so much as the first, in order thai
its little friends already countedby thousands, may
not be kept waiting too long for a second visit
from the CuILDRESs HouR,"
For beauty of Typography aud illustrations We
Ii
the country aud it is the publishers Intention to
/ keep fully up to this standard. In it will be
found original articles from the pens of Alice Gary,
Virginia +. Townsend, the author OF " The Sunny
Maple" Phoebe Cary, 7. s. Arthur, Mrs. NJ. 0.
! johnson, Rev. II. Hastings Weld aud other writers
of distinction, who will contribute regularly TO its
pages. With such corps Of writer's, the "CHu-
DREN's Hour" cannot fail Of eminent success; the
terms being only ST. rs year, or five copies for S.
DemOrcst's Illustrated Monthly
The best Monthly Magazine in America is
DENoREsT's. .... ..
Til, February Number, now before us is par
ercetience, the best of the nronthlies. Its Steel
engraving of Fashions gives us the latest modes,
exquisitely colored. A full-page picture, printed
In colors, of the ASCENT OF THE MATTERHoRN is
unapproachable, aud out-dstances all rivalry in
this branch, Demorest being the only publisher
with the enterprise TO risk new process which
and patterns for embroidery in profnsion. In
4 music, bewitchng WatzSong, "The Snow
Flake" Five Scenes of Laundering in America
The Last Game, and thirty other illustrations
Poems, Tales, and Miscellany, too extensive tt
| euumcrate here. Unjust be examined to believe
so much be had for Three Dollars a year
Purchase copy subscribe. ...
TERNs-Three Dollars per annum. Each sub
scriber will get premium in addition, An ARA,
Of most valuable premiums from .photoer ipl
10 off ipaUt In i'm ivi Ia
ing clubs of from three to three hundred snbserb
ers. Address William Jennings Demorest, No. Az;
Broadway, n. Y. p,
The RuraI New Yorker '.i
A prospectus for the eighteenth volume o
MooRE's RuralNe Yorker, published at Rochester
N. Y, has boon issued. Few people, we presume
need to be told that the Rural is one of the mos
successful Agricultural aud Family papers pub
lished in the United States. 1t has always beer
conducted with marked ability, aud the proprieto
and editor, Hon. D. d. T.. M ,oRs, promises tha
the new volume Shall excel all of its predecessors
This is saying mach, but we prepared to be
lieve that Mr. MooRE will fulfill his pledge. Ii
bringing tho paper to the point Of excellence whicl
, il has already attained he has met and ovprcum
many apparently unsurmbuhtabe obstacles, ant
: the public have learned to expect much from hi
energy and tact lie proposes tD increase TIL
circulation of the Rrrai considerably, although
is now immensely ahead of any other Journal {
, its class, in THAI respect. Every department o
the paper is well managed, and it finds interested
readers among all classes of people. AS careful
attention is paid to the scientific, literary bust
ness and news departments as to the agricultural
T., See the prospectus in another column.
A Paper for Every Family
, Aud we mean n Ut only every family, but singl
, people as we'll, when we commend to all, tn
4merican Agricultwist- the most valuable an
the cheapest journal in the world. We have re
ceved the first number of the new Volume, whic
begins the second Quarter Century, and find tc
unexampled excellence and beauty, while tn
publishers announce still greater things to come
! Mr. .IFT, one of the most popular and practic.
writers OF the county, is to join the already lare
and stroHg editorial force of the Agricalhpist an
regular cOntributionsa are promised from the We
known "TMoTHY BUNKER, Esq.," the "Dow
East Farmer" ."-The Agrieuliarist is a marvel
value and cheapness. lch number has 46 to 4
( large double octave pages. containing % to IS
, more costly, beautiful anfinstructige Engraving
an1 is packed full Of useful, reliable information
The publishers promise to expend the presci
yeir at least slO,UO0 in engravings alone, an
Sl5 900 in procuring ami preparing sterling reat
ing matter, adapted to the work of the Farm, Il
Garden, ana the household, including an ente
= tanning aud instructive department for Chldrt
and Youth. Nothing loss than a circulation
h over 150 900, which reduces the expenses u
small sum each, could enable the publishers
furnish such Journal for only 81 80 ayear. "
. again advise every person to subscribe for Il
n Agricultural. 1t is adapted to City, Village ar
Country. ORANGE JUDD Co, Publishers, 4
. Park Row,,N. Y. City.
New Music
w. w, WHITNEY. No. 173 Summit Street, T,
ledo, has sent usthe folowingpeces ofnew music
" Out in the starlight, I'm waiug for thee,
Serenade, with Chorus. By Frank Howard, AZ
thor of "Fairy of the Vale" &c. Price SOC.
e " Peeping Through the Blinds" Song an
tChorus-as sung by SkliT'& 4 Gayotd's Minstrel
Words by Mrs. NJ. "A. Kddcr Music by H. "
!, Clifford Price SOC
/ The Christians Hope, or "Tis sweet, Oh, swec
to die" Song and Chorus. BY A. J. Abbc!
author of " Old house far away" &c. Price SOC
An Arctic Scene.
The scene presented on the Maumec River,
this point would do honor to the Arctic region itse
1t is complete picture of the rgdity and desola
ton of Winter. Huge blocks of ice are scattere
= and piled ia inextricable confusion over the SUI
face of the river, over the islands and the Flats.
is wierd aud fantastic in the extreme, and would al
ford an artist an excellent opportunity Of delinea
ing first-class representation of Winter.
No SirI