The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
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magazine is still adding new attractions. With
thsJahdary number ecmmenced George Silver
mans Explanation" by Charles Dickens, inwhich
he gives us one Of those marvellous studies Of hum
bic life, full Of that pathos and inimitablc humor
which Mr.. Dickens possesses. We have received
the February number which has the following con-
tents:
Does It Pay to SmokeH By James Parton.
George Silvermans ExplanatiOu-Part lily
characteristics Of Genius by Rev. F. II. Hedge.
Orion poem.
A Week in Sybaris-By Rev. f. +. Hale, author
Of " The Man without Country"
The Victim by Alfred Tennysou.
Beaumont and Fletcher, Massiuger, and Ford -
BY Edwin i. Whipple.
Flosam aud J tsem Part H.
DR.. Molke's Friends Part ll.-By DR.. l. |.
Hayes.
James, Jr.
The Mee,ing-A poem, by John G. Whittier.
Four Months on the Stage.
The Destructive Democracy.
The Encvcopedists--By John q. Rosengarteu
Reviews and Literary Notices.
Terms-Four Dollars per aunum; two copies,
Seven Dollars. The Atlantic aud Our Young
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Published by Tickuor Fields, Boston.
The Lady's Friend
The contents OF tho Lady's Friend for February,
are as follows; A beautiful steel engraving, rep
resenting the hiding Of Moses in the bulrdshes,
opens this number of the "Queen Of the Month
lies" 1t is very fue picture indeed. The
double Steel Fashion Plate is as rofncd and ele-
giant as usual, Then We have two pretty dam
sells pee ing through the curtains on st. Nalcn-
tines day in the morning also fine eugrav-
ing of the Metoric Shower at Sea-" The en-
cravings Of the Fashions. Patterns, Fancy Work.
&c are numerous and excellent. The music
this month is the popular song, "Paddle Your
own Canoe" The literary matter is q" The ro-
nance of an Old Maid "A Dead Mans Rule, >
by Elizabeth Prescott; Z" Little Feet" by Florence
Percy Disillusio :" " Some Things Mrs
Letters" by Bella F. Burton; Friendship Of Sis
ters." &c D.: Editorials, &c.
The publishers are still sending the December
number which is very beautiful one free TO all
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Other gre It inluccm ,nts in the way Of Prcmi-
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ArtIsur.s Home MagaZinc.--
This popular Ladies' Magazine for February
still holds the foremost rank among the works Of
its class. 1t opens mp with beautiful steel en-
craving ng-The Return; The Mothers Assistant
and all the latest fashions in dress, embroidery
&c. Literary contents, Too Late The Linnet's
Less II A new series Of Temperance Stories
The rrofanation; Gertrude's Misunderstanding
Treasure in Heaven; For the Chdren's Sake
/ Thackerav's Religions Feelings Right at Last
| Aurora Borealis Existence and life The IIol.
lands | Hdvnt Time Tobacco Sos Boys and
| Girls Treasury Evening With the Poets The
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Our Young Folks
The February num5,r Of this interesting pc
riodical, for buys and girls, has reached us from
the publishers. In its columns the " Younguns
can learn how deliciously Dickens can write fo
and about children.
| Contents: Cast away in the Cold; ASlecp and
! Awake; The Grand St. Bernard; The New Year
House The Old Life boat; The downfall of th
Saxon Gods Wide Mouthed Kuhn Blocked il
! the Snnw Mary's First Shoes William Henry
| Letters to his Grandm rthcr; Chids Evening
| PRAYER melody for Piano; Round the Evenin,
| Lamp, and Our Letter Box.
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| Fifteen Dollars The Atlantic and Our Youn
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year. Published by Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
The Diamond Dickcms.-
| A TALE OF Two CITIES AND GREAT EXPEcTA
TIoxs-The twelfth volume of the Diamond Edi
| tion of Dickens Works contains the two storie
named above. The "Tale Of Two Cities " pic
lures in a mnst powerful AMI graphic manner til
causes and events of the French Revolution.
| is thoroughly dramatic, and though painting som
( terrible scenes, is inspired by genuinely hu
name spirit. " Great Expectations is Il story
| private life with plenty of humor, iugeniOu
and original plot, and is one Of the most etfectv
| stories, both in narrative and character ever wr
| ten.
The illustrations are excellent, strikingly i
keeping with the spirit of the characters an
scenes represented.
The cost of each volume of the beautiful Illus
! trated Diamond Dickens is only 81 so plain ed
| tiOn, 81 25. 1t can be procured of any bOOkselle
or will be sent postpaid by the publishers, TIoKNo
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The Chiidren'S Hour
For February, is highly embellshed with woo
engravings, and neatly printed. The author hP
steadily kept in view his object at the commence
ment, to make " The Childrcn's S Hour" peasal
companion, friend and counselor of the little one
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WHITNBY's MUSICAL GUEsT.-We have IT
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voted to the interests of music and issued by "
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IN regard to the latest batch of lies a5or
General GRANT, and ain alleged bargai