The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-05
LITERARY NOTICES.


The Nursery
The July number commences the second semi
annual volume. In its wood cuts this periodical
is superior TO all others. In the July number
there are three exquisite designs-The Clildren's
Auction, the Morning Call, aud The Professor
No parent VIII ever regret subscribing for this gen
uine child's magazine.
Terms, 81 so yeah, or five copies for $6 Ad-
dress John Ia. Shorey, l3 Westinghouse, Boston
ArthuE's Home Magazine .r
For July commences the XXXth Volume. An
exquisite steel engraving, entitled " The Wreck
is the leading establishment of this number. Six
pages OF designs for the ladies', in dress and
embroidery are given. The literary matter is Just
suited tn tho sanctuary OF Home and is furnished
by our most talented magazine writer's. :.
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Our Young Folks
There is no Tagging in the interest which at
taches to this magazine. Each successive num-
Der seems to present new attractions. The mum
Der for July is full of interest in all its depart
ments, and will be gladly welcomed wherever it is
introduced. Some Of the best writers in the coun-
try are regular contributors for this popular mag
azine. t
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Fifteen Dollars. The Atlantic and Our Yonng
Folks will be sent together for Five Dollars A
| year. Published by Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
Tho Ladies' Repository
This periodical for July contains two beautiful
steel eugravings " Some Fell among Thorns"
and Looking for Papa" The reading matter
includes fifteen prose auG nine poetcal contribu-
Sns besides nearly twenty pages of excellent
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Tho PhrenolOgical JOurnal.
The JuJ number is the initial of Volume Forty
six, of this excellent periodical devoted to Science,
Literature and general Intelligence especially to
Ethnvogy, Phreuology, Physiology, Psychology,
Education, and to all those progressive measures
calculated to reform, elevate and improve mankind,
socially. intellectually aud spiritually. Embel.
lished with numerous portraits from life and other
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| Editor and Publisher. t
HarPer's M0gazlae.--
Harpor's Monthly for July, contains four copi-
ously illustrated articles via A Stage Ride to
Colorado descriptions aud pictures Of Indian afro
cities Our New Northwest, an account Of Walrus-
sia by tho Secretary Of the Senate Committee on
Foreign RclA,ionsi The Dodge Club, continued
and Independence Hall and Independence Day
Among a DOZEN stories, sketches and essays which
complete the list of contributions, Gossip about
Our Generals, and the Great Show at Paris are es-
pecally noticeable, The closing sixteen pages are
devoted to editorial matter, which is as usual di
vided between wit, wisdom and notices Of receut
events.
Terms--oae copy for one year. 81; six eopie.
$50. Hirper's Weekly, can be had On the samt
tarms, Address Harper Il Brothers, Franklin
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OIIver Optics HIRgR2iRe.-
"0uR BOYS AND GIRLs," for July 6, which /,
the first number of the new volume, appears en-
larged aud improved. Il contains beautiful por,
trait Of" "Oliver Optic" and the first two chapters
Of new story by him, entitled Breakiug Away
or the Fortunes Of aStudent story by 0liv'
Logan Life in India, by a lady who was borr
and resided many years there Sea Things, by
George s. Burleigh, the poet The Mysterou,
House a marked Deola nation, and the usual va
riety OF RcbusSes, EnigmaS, Charades, etc. Thi'
number comes with beautiful cover, printed il
colors, aud Is elegantly illustrated. Published b,
Lee Il Shepard, BostoA, - 50 a year, 81 rs fol
six mouths, single copies six cents. The publish
ers o0er TO send copy free IL any boy girl wh'
will write % them for L,
Tho Atlantic Monthly
: For July, contains the seventh instalmeut o
DR., BOlmes' Guardian Angel A passage frou
Hawthorne's English Note Books Moua's Mother
, poem by Alice Carey Az Padua, very pleas
ant and eraeetal written skctch ofa famous Ital
ian city, by W. D. HowSlls Poor Richard, by II
J James, Jr., Part IL DIR. Woke, by DIR. |, Hayes
A Struggle for iife Freedom in Brazil, poor
by Whittier My visit TO Sybaris, by +. h. HalS
a author Of the " MAA Without Country 1" TIL
! Piano ia the UUitsd States, by Parton An Em
bee Picture, lpoetryl by j. r., Lowell An Artist
: Dream, by T. W. nigginson; The Religious Sid
ofthe Italian Question, fervid and eloquent art
, Gle, by MazIiui, and s0me excellent criticisms q
. new publications,
Terms Dollars per anpumi two cople
Seven Dollars, J. II, Ammoa, of Cleveland,
= the General Subscription Agent for this State {,
the Atlantic aud Our Young Folks. The two pul
liestious win be furnished one year for Five Do
lara. PabhshedbY rekaOr Fields, Boston.