The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-22
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Whitney,s NTusical Guest.-


at 81 per aunum. The first number is before us
and promises well 1t is to be devoted to musical
gossip and criticism, and each number will con.
tain from six to eight pages OF new music, before
appearing in any other form. ss
Harper's Ma gazine.- h
Harper's Monthly for December is the first mum.
Der of new volume. It's illustrated articles are
Pilgrimage in Sunny Lands, a rhymed nara
tive Of journey through Spain and Southern
France The Nurseries on Randalrs Island Tron-
vile, new French Paradse and A DAYS Fight
ing in Queretaro, halfa dozen excellent stories
capital collection of Scottish anecdotes, the his
tory OF BENJAMIN Vests Love. and the always
readable Editorial Miscellany filling the remain
ing pages. The new volume promises well. "
>. FERNS One copy, for one year, s4; six copies
$50. Htper's Weekly, can be had on the same
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GOdey's Lndy's RoOK.-
For December is aPrize Number with its
Christmas Stories and Holiday Amusements. The
embellishments presented are rare, beautiful and
costly. Berlin Work is deserving of special no
tce, being magnificent establishment of eight
coors, and as expensive piece of printing as has
/ ever been given by any publisher. The Fashion,
] Work and Literary Departments are all replete
with Interest and instruction. Now is the time to
1 commence making W clubs, for the coming year.
In addition to the usual superb attractions of this
\ magaEine the publisher proposes to give fire.
iquenty large folding sheets Of fashions and other
cuts LH4 g. Hhr-i -irtt 'fi i' i.r'
T. Terms Que copy one year, S3 four copies $40,
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chronological Journal
The Illustrated Annual OF Phrenology and Physi-
ognonly for lS6S-now ready-contains rich coll
lection Of original and timely articles, among
which are the MARRIAGE OF COUSINS, and the
effects; Advancement of Chronology Circassia
| and the Circassians jealousy Its Cause and
Cure; George Peabody; Senator Wilson; D'Israeli !;
] Peter Cartwright; Victor Hugo; Miss Brnddon
| How to Become a Phrenolc gist Monsieur Tonson
1 with IL Illustrations Mind Limited by Matter;
| Two Paths of WOmanhOod, Illustrated Bismarck;
Two Phrenoloeical Students; Phrenologv and its
Uses. The whole prolusely illustrated ;~pp. 81.
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The Lady's Friend
For December is a Holiday number-and mag
nifcent one The Steel Engraving called " The
HAPPIFsT TINE" is a beautiful and charming de-
sign, and executed in beautiful STYLE The Steel
Plate, &" The IMMORTAL CRowN," also expressly
engraved for this magazine, will touch solemn
but joyful chord in every heart. Both of these
Steel Eugravings are of the very first quality in
every respect. Then we have number Of choice
.engrayings finely executed together with Engrav-
'ings illustrative of the Fashions, Neede-work &c.
with the usual piece of Music worth of itself the
cost Of the book. The Literary Matter is as choice
as usual. t-i9 Hi lait'
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BaIIOu's Monthly Magazine.-
This very popular and exceedingly cheap Maga- |
zine presents an attractive table of contents for
December. Amethyst Wayue's charming story
" The Derwent Eyes and HAIR" is completed;
Mrs. Edssn's exciting serial, "The Lady of Lin
denwols,Yis Intensely interesting, while :" PauPs
Romance," by Mrs. Hale, and ''My Darling [" a
poem, By James Franklin Fits are among tho
choicest Of magazine reading. The illustrations
are also remarkably good, making This one of the
best numbers of BALLoU, ever issued.
The publishers offer unusual, attraetious for the
coming year. " 18th the January number the Mag
azine will be enlarged TO one hundred pages. and
attractive features introduced Miss Williln has
written romance entitled, z" So as by Fire."
whch VIII commence the year. Amethyst Wayne
Wl furnish "a exciting serial story for Boys, en-
nted Old Hugh's Look-Of," which will be finely,
illustrated by ktburn, aud will appear in the new
department, called Our Young Peoples Story.
Teller; " popular author will furnish charm
ing story for Girls while there will be at least
uozen' other stories and poems Of the highest lit
erary excellence, and intensely interesting all
complete in the January number
II VIII be seen from the foregoing that b .lIop's
magazine Tor 1868 VIII eclipse its present excel
ained.- 1t is only 81 so per year, or is cents a
number. Clubs receive it for 81 25. The pro- g
'retors have good cause for calling It the cheap
& magazine In the world" Published by Elliott /
lhomas Talbot, Boston, Mass. q aY.as a., : j
rhc american JSurnaI OF HOrticuI- {
f. ..- Il y
The November number Of this monthly Is the
most elegant yet published; and, if the publishers
md editors continue TO make the same improve I
nent for the future which as been shown since a
Is commencement they viii soon require a de- A
'idedly large establishment to accommodate their q
BUSINESS. The present number opens with con- .
inuation OF g Old and New Home,'' which isa s
cry entertaining aud descriptive story Of de re-
noyal of dissatisfied family from a barren and :
nfruitful farm to a productive country flowing
With berries and small fruits and their settlement
a the new home. Thbn we have a fne illustra.
ion, with description, of new Seeding Pear and ~
mother of New Peach, also Seeding There :
; an elegant fuil page engraving Of " Pansiesy !,
,omatoes," With Illustration q Wardian Cases. d
ontinued from October; avery interesting chap o
or on /" Planting Trees" evidently from the pen 81
Ar. hyde, the pomopRieal editor, By the way, n
be puoilshers are fortunate in securing the
erTiees Of SO reliable and gifted a gentleman as
ar. Hyde, now President Of the Massachusetts
i9Iticultural Society an Office late so worthily
He'd by Marshall r. Wilder "The Cuitiystio1
Small Fruits as an Employment for Women" ..
an article designed 70 show the means Of artiaf s
= entire support for women Notes and Clean q
lgs,' as usual give large fund OF prRstcaI in- el
lFtnaiion. Bat We cannot spare space here to- b,
i've the entire contents Of this handsome as well
$ useful magazine. We advise those of our hor-
cultural readers who are not yet subscribers TO
eeome so early. II
rhs Illustrations Of new fruits, flowers, Sc.
men are promised, will be worth more than the ID
9oscriptioa-priee OF lhe magazine. The publish u
rs oner the remaining numbers Of the present IL
ear Tree 10 all rev subscribers who send Ia their AZ
ames at once with IS 90, or the present wear and =
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