The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-01
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The February number exccls its predecessors
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literary contents are varied and instructive as
usual.
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Our Young Folks
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duly appreciated by the Juveniles. The number
for the present contains the following almost
every article illustrated Round.the World Joe ;
Helping Father; Tho Little Girl who Wrote n
Book Little Pussy willow--vI; Brides Snow
Storm The History of Sea-Swallow; Good Old
Times-II Sports, Games and Pastimes, Old
Gregoryi The Story of our GerInium The WHIT Z
Night; Music; Round the Evening Lamp; Our
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BcadIe's Monthly
The following table of contents comprise the
February number of this already popular maga-
zinc The Genie AN illustrated Poem Snakes
Illustrated Continuation Of Mrs. NJ, V. Victor's
"Who was He ?" The Indian Famiae Language
of Expression Gone Astray--a Poem; Struggle
q Story Autobiographic Notes Edgar Allen Poe
The Story Of Spy In a Bin--a Story The Cry
for Help--ilustrated Diamond Cut 2iamon /
Popular Errors respecting Animals, Birds, sc
continuation of Greenbow in Gatham; Notes
Notices ana Gossip.
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Arthvr's Home Magazine
For February is richly laden with good things
The Snow Storm and The Birds Nest are IN,
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with illustrations, and the Needle Department
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The Lawyer in the school IL oOnA.
This is the title of book edited by N
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bic information for everybody. II is especial
valuable, not only to members of the lega. prOfes
sion, but to school officers aud teachers, and ais
parents aud ministers. Il contains clear an
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aud modern governments 10 diA1se knowludp
among tho people, and gives the laws in all ii
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gether with legal history Of the origin aud pro
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with whom We agree, are of the 0piuion that ~
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lated to popularile correct legal IDEAS on severa
important educational subjects, we thiak il will b
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