Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-06
LITERARY NOTICES.

WhItnoy's Musical Quest
Tho November number Of this periodical Ia
the first Of the new volume, anl tho publisher
promises over 100 pages of nuw and popular
music FIR the next year which would cost in the
usual form Sl2. TIL present number contains
three ehnicc new pieces arranged fr the piano
Terms only s. pcr year Address W. W
WmTSEv, Toledo, %.
Pack q rai's Monthly
This lavorilc Of ours for November opens
with another characteristic paper trum OLIVER
DYER, entitled, What Sends iuung People II
the Dcvilr' Our Child Minstrrls, New Du-
~ III tue Hour, The Literary SOlace Of Business
Men and Women, The uumrs Of u Lecture
Tour, and Drunk and Disnrdcrly are hl sprlght-
ly, readable articles, combining wholesome In.
slrucinn with interest. The second article o
GLOW Newspapers are Made" ,"gives mn interest
ing insight int the business rmtiue Of the cdi
turinl rOoms in the New York TribHns Office
that win well repay an attentive pernsaL Pack
ards Monthly will appear in Nn enlarged aud
attractive form with the opening Of the New
Year,
Terms --One Dollar per year. Address s. =
| Packard, Publisher, a37 broadway New York.
The Little Corporal.
This vivacinus aud excellent journal fol
young ihlks, has dopned neH suit, and look'
like briga lier IN Its blue overcoat. The papel
IL principally edited by Emily Huntington Mil
country. Price, 81 per year. The two numbers
of this year VIII be- included, it subscriptions
are sent this month. Address Alfred IL. Sow
ell, Chioago III.
Dem orcstiS Young America
Tho Juveniles ARE full Ot glee over the rccep-
ton OF an enlarged number of this popular little
magazine. Mere pictures, more stories, mure
puzzles, more of everything that tho children
aru in lo,c with, Is involved in this j0bilani
event, WHICH must have sent up the louS0
AMERIcA subsoripton-list like u rocket Ger
tainly there IL no .thcr magazine IKE " Tor the
young. Publication office, 4I3 Broadway, New
York, irarly,,$l 90.
Thc Ohio Educational Monthly
For October, contains the Proceedings OF the
National Associations; Prenderpast's Mastery
of lmngnageS; The Educational Period How
Shall il be made Available 2 William Norris
Edwards, together with number Of readable
articles in its Editorial aud Miscellaneous de-
partmenis,
Godcy,s uRdy's tSOOK.-
For November, greets its readers with two
largo extension fashion plates, together with en-.
gray wings of dresses for ladies' aud children, and
utt or novelties thirty three In all, Tho work
dcpa, t,nent contains larger number ot fancy
articles than usual. The literary matter Is kept
up t, its usual standard of excellence. Now is
the time Ia commence making up clubs, for the
eurlcr orders arc received the sooner they can
be sr Piled Don't delay, but send at once, and
yen win moi regret II. t...
Tcrms--onG copy unc year, 81; -FOUR copies
$40, PerrysbN"g iounSAL aud Gyhg one year
for $4 80. Address l., A Cooley, ,Philadplphia.
The CornhIII HonthIy.
Published by Messrs I.otbrop \ Co at 3S
aud 40 Cornhll lIaston, holds steadily on its
way. The numbers for September aud Octo-
bcr. which lia heinrc us, ate drumming full of
reading At once pleasant varied aud whole
some, The publishers have succeeded IN max;
ing u magazine at n low price, which, in p"n,
ur meehaucnl and literary excellence, is u
credit to their avn taste aud Judgment, and II
is srroyug Itself u real contribution To the sound
aud elevated literature upon which the true
education Of the people is so largely dependent.
Messrs. l., \ Co., through their liberal after nt
$500 us premium for the best juvenile work.
are securing large number of fmtnnseripts,and
will probably find themselves with Conside,ab' Z
material on hand lat rs likely 10 appear sool
in the form Of new aud valuable books bearing
their imprint.