The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-25
LITERARY NOTICES.
The ChiIdren,s momr.

number. The engravings are natural and the
stories life like, aud we know the children will be
tpleased with it.. The publishers propose making
some handsome Improvements for the wear 1868.
Terms-Oue copy, fnrone year 81 so Eve copies
80; eleven copies $40 address I. ). ARTHUR &
SOsmd sll Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Arthur,s Home Magazine
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OF this charming magazine. To any person get
ting club Of fifty subscribers, at SO each, the
publishers oHar a nice sewing machine, worth
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zines, twenty Cbildren's Hours and SIS sewing
machine.
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hree copies, SIX Dollars, Five copies and one tc
gettcr up Of club, $40, Address T, 5. Arthur &
Co., Sll Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Dictionary of the Fsible.-
We direct the attention OF those wishing to act
as agents for valuable work, to the advertise
mep Of the Dictionary of the Bible, on the sec
or page. This work contains over 900 closely
printed pages aud is appropriately illustrated by
over two hundred engravings, including Scenes in
the Holy Land, Maps, etc. This is work indis-
pensable to every Christian clergyman and ne
cessary to every Christian family. Those desiring
the agency of this work will do well to address
the National Publishing Company, lis West
Fourth-street, Cincinnati Ohio.
ITarper's HEagazIne.-
The November number completes the Thirty
fifth cmiannut volume. The illustrated articles
are The EulalbI, chihuahua The Forest Fire;
Personal Kecollections of tue War. No. ~; ; and
An Old Apple Woman. The remaining pa ges are
filed with the usual excellent variety. Tho pub
fishers are making ample arrangements for the
! ensuing volume. Every dep lrtmant will be con-
ductea essentially ps heretofore. A new novel,
by the author nf " John Halifax" will be com
menced in the first or second number of the en-
suing volume.
Terms One copy, for one year, s i;,six copies
$50 HUpers Weekly, can be had On the same
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GOdey's Lady's BooI.-
The number for November contains the follow
! ing embellishments A magn fcent steel plate,
entitled The Worul Heart" the usual cnlored
fashion plate ;"SpoFts in Chdhood,'Ia picture
| for the juveniles anl sill anoter Of those beau
! tiful tiuted plates -" Scene in Venice" The
WOO l-cut fashions consist of dinner-dress, a
morning robi, walking suit bonnes, apron, and
| chdrens sticks. In the department. devoted To
fancy work will be found designs for ornamcntng
! braid for the trimming of wraps crotchet pattern ;
design for handkerchief corner card alphabet ;
letters for marking pllow-cases embroidSry etc
etc. In fact, this number contains Cyarythinp ne:
cessary to makeita 6tst-cass ladies mag azine.
TermS7One copy one year, SO; four copies $40
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Our Young FOlks,-s tf
This popular Magazine for Boys and Girls pre-.
sents very attractive table of contents for No
vember. Doctor Hayes furnishes an exciting Chap
ter of " Cast Away in the Colds" Mrs Diaz gives
two more capital "Lettets from William Henry to his
Grandmother !" Gail Hamilton writes of "Jamie
Again" These and other excellent stories and
poems, all profusely illustrated, make this number
of sour Young Folks,' one of the best ever
issued.
The Publishers present an imposing array of at
tract ons to readers Of " Our Young Folks" for
| 1858. Charles Dickens has written expressly for
this Magazine, " A Holiday Romance" which will
appear in early nambers, with illustrations by the
greatest of English designers, john Gilbert
| The Author of John Halifax" will contribute
several articles in prose and verse. DR.. Hayes
| will finish bis capital story, " Cast Away in the
Cold" Mrs. Stowe will continue to write sketches
| like those which have mI1o her so popular with
the readers of our Young Felix's" Mr. j. H. A.
! Bone will furnish six historical articles on very
interesting subjects, which will be illustrated with
| historical accuracy. The Author Of The Seven
Little Sisters" one Of tha most charming Of chill
drens books, will tell Dame Natures Stories,"
explaining many curious facts Of animal and vege-
table life. And hosts of other good writers will
help make " Our Young Folks " constantly attrao-
tive and useful. As the Publishers say alt
will be that Our YOUNG Folks for 1868 has
something for its patrons in every Juvenile depart
ment Romance, History, Fiction, Fact, Poetry,
! Prose, Fancy, Science. Music, Art, and Amuse
/ ment, and il must continre tn be, as it is now,
Household Necessity and Delight" Il is only 81
year. Clubs get it at reduced rates, and Pre-
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