Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-14
LITERARY NOTICES.


American Journal OF IFortieultn re /.
This hrst-class horticultural magazine, Tor Au-
gust, is replete with variety Of excellent arti-
cles OF value to the horticnlturist. Ii stands at
the head Of all similar publications, aud IS an
invaluable companion 10 the gardener and fruit
grower.
Terms--Three Dollars per annum. Address
j. Z. TILToN & Co., l6l Washington-street
Boston, Mass.
PetersOn's MagaziDe.-
For September is already on our table. The
sweetest engraving we have seen for many a
day is its leading establishment, entitled The
Last Rose Of Summer" Its full-page fashion
plate, and embroidery, aud needle-work illustra-
tions makes it the great favorte of the ladies.
Terms-Two Dollars per annum; three cop
les 81 90; four copies, Six Dollars. Address
Charles j. Peterson, SOC Chestnut street, Phil-
adelphia.
Demorest'S ParIOr Magazine.
For September promptto to time as usual, anu
full Of good things to Over0Owing for the ladies'.
"Maude Estvaring" is worthy of the perusal OF
every mother. Its Fashions, Music, Literature
Fun, Art, Household I'VE can not cnumerate
half its good things h render it the most attract
i've and useful Monthly published Tor family.
You need TO see il to know its value. 81 yearly.
Address w. JENNINGS DENoREsT, iT3 Broadway,
MY.
The Educational Monthly
This valuable educational journal, for Au.
gust, CoN8Ainst uulOnH OlutT Interesting NdptES,
the following American Teachers, Knowledge
before Memory, Permanent Teachers, Lesson in
Geometry Hearing REGULATIONS, Profanity Cured,
SuperiAtcndents' Association, etc. The School
Officers, Editorial and Miscellaneous Depart
ments contain many instructive articles. Every
Ohio teacher should take the Monthly, aud we
wouldn't give snap for one that didn't.
Terms 81 90 per anuum. Address E. f.
WHITE, Columbus, Ohio.
The LadySs Friend
The September number of this charming mag
aLine contains, besides its usual large culured
steel Fashi)n-plate, spirited engraving, called
The Attack, besides numerous smaller ones Of
the Fashions, interesting to the ladies also
fine piece of Music. The literary contents are
entertaining as usual, embracing the beginning
Of NOvelet called Fleeing from Fate, and the
conclusion of that fine NOvclet, entitled Dead
Mans Rule. A great favorite is the Friend.
Terms- 50 so year. Published by Deacon
& Peterson, $40 Walnut-street, Philadelphia.
Our Boys ana Girls.
Or better known as Oliver Optics Magazine,
is the ouly original juvenile magazine published
once week. II is in the fourth sem-annual
volume and is steadily increasing in circulation
aod popularity. Oliver Optic writes for this
Magazine only and contributes four serial stories
each wear. Many of the most popular authors
and writer's in the United States contribute tn
this Magazine. The great delineator, Thomas
Mast, is contributing series Of beautiful full
pnge Illustrations, aud man. other attractions
serve tn make this the leading Juvenile publica-
tiOn in America.
Terms, 50 30 per annum. Address Lee
Shepard, 40 Washiugton-strcct, Boston, Mass.
Mcu of Our Dnys
Under this attractive title, Mcssrs. Zeigler.
McCurdy 4 Co., of Philad., &c, have published
II beautiful octave volume o. over six hundred
and fifty pages containing fifty ur sixty bio.
graphical sketches of the most eminent men nf
the present time in this country. II includes
skc .ches of our most distinguished Generals,
Statesmen, Political leaders, Orators, Bankers,
Reforners and Philanthropists The biog-
raphics are form the pen Of DR.. l.. Z. Brockett,
the biographical editor Of Appleton's Annual
Cvclnpadia, and widely and favnrlbly known
as the author ofseveral biographical and histor-
ical works Of great merit
From personal examination of these sketches.
we are prepared to say, that they are truly and
ably written that each subject is invest ed with
deep interest, and that the introduction Of au-
thentic anecdotes and incidents lend n peculiar
charm To its narratives. We know Of no book
which supplies, to anything ike the extent Of
this, want most universally felt.
Information Wanted.--0n Tuesday July
2lst AMANDA GARLoCu left her home, near Ev-
ansport, Defiance County, since which time she
has not been heard from. She was clothed in
calico dress, and calico sun-bonnet. She is 4
large c-szed woman, about % years old. She is
net in her right mind, and has a slight impedi-
ment in her speech. ANY information concern
ing her whereabouts will be thankfully receiv-
ed by WM GARLOCH, or DANIEL FRANKS, Bryan,
Ohio. Exchanges please copy.