The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27
LITERARY NOTICES.
Harper's Magazine.-

HarPer'S Magazine
For January, is the first out of the old established
magazines. The illustrated articles are Chatta-
nooga, and How We Held 1t; The Cafes of the
Paris Exhibition, and Memoir of Babylon. The
opening chapters of Mrs. Ctaig's new story, The
Woman's Kingdom, also contain several fine en-
Cravings. The poems and miscellaneous stories,
and the essays and anecdotes of the editorial de
partment, are fully up to the standard which this
monthly has so long maintained. .E r,rt
TeTmS-One copy, for one year, 81; six copies
$50. Hdrper's Weekly, can be had ON the same
terms. Address Harper g. Brothers, Frakin
square, New York. r.
The Lady7s Friend 4tt
Two finely executed Steel Engravings lead of
the January number of this Queen of the Month
lies" One is called "My Household" and the
young husband certainly seems to be very we'll
satisfied with his treasures. The other engrava
| ing is a DUToH SKATING SCENE, and is very
seasonabe and appropriate. The colored Double
Page Stsl Fashion Plate, is, as usual, unrivaled
| in elegance, and fidelity to the mode. The many
illustrations Of the Fashions, all the ladies will
know hcw to appreciate. The literary matter is
| exec ilent as usual.
Price with engraviug) 50 so year; Four
copies with one engraYing) 50 90. One copy Of
! (and one engravingl s400. Address Deacon 4
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut-street, Philadelphia.
The Educational Monthly
The December number closes the current volume
aud, with the largest circulation in its history
The next volume begins IN January, and the ar
rangements made for its publication are a guar
sntee of still larger success. The conductors an
| nounced are, as heretofore, educators of eminent
ability and practical experience, and few articles
win be published that do not bear directly and
practically on school organization, management.
or instruction. In brief, the MONTHLY enters GU
new year With reputation for ability and prac-
tica value second to no other educational journal
| in the country, and it gives abundant promise
that its present high character will be fully MAIN
tanned. 'o 7aitFatlGHf 7H 1a.o1 'ah 2 g
Now Is the time Ia subscribe Every teacher
and school officer should have this practical and
4 valuable assistant t,,
1 TERSs- 81 so per apuum in advance. si1
copies and upwards, at the rate OF 81 rs a copy.
/ E. WHrrE, Editor and Publisher, Columbus, o.
Good stories.- tsiqfs :.
4 y Par2 has Just been issued by Ticknor & Fields
with the following attractive Contents The Met
smpsychosis, by Robert Macnish, ,-illastrated BY
8. EytinFe, Jr, (the artist who Illustrated the
Diamond DiOteIs y The Unipvited The Bellows.
Mender Of Lyonsj-f Illustrated By George G.
White The SmallehanEe Famiy,--iilustrated By
W. II. Davenport the Scottsman's Tale, by Har-
4 ret Lee The Biacksmiths Of HOlsby illustrated
| by w. L. Sheppard A Penitent Confession.
These Stories are not original, but are gener
ally unfamiliar TO- the present generation Of read
ers. They are fresh, readable, kenulnely good
stories printed on clear, egible type, suitable fo
reading In cars or on steamboats. The price !.
1 only fihy cents number. All booksellers and
newsdealers have them, or they can be procured
! postpaid directly from the Publishers, Ricknor &
Fields Boston.