The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-19
LITERARY NOTICES.

American Journal ot horticulture
The June number of this invaluable compenen
OF The lIorticu,tsrst aud Florist cb'ss- the third
volume. In the ntSnts Of this number We iud
many valuable articles, the most importar, aS,ong
which are the following; Picking Sod RPcnipg
Fruit, Time Gor Planting Strawberries, Grating,
Eight Dollars an Acre, Mulehing Trees, Saint
Crisp;p Pear. The Eureka Tomato, TSrminoloev
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MOorc'S life OF Hon. Schuyler COIEox.
I. II. PETERSON & RRoruEHs, No. sos Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, have in press and will
publish in = few DAYS, +" The Life of Hon. ScnuY-
LER CoLFAx," written by Rev. A.Y. MooRE, of
South Bend, Indiana, who was for twelve years,
MS pastor and friend, In the entire confidence Of
Mr.. CoLFAx, and had access to the files Of the
paper published by Mr.. CoLFAx for twenty years,
and to the Congressional Globe knows all his
past history aud all who have known him from
boyhood. He began this biography two or three
years ngo, SO that it is not oC the hurried and
ephcmeral publications So common in election
years. Mr.. MO0RE is gentleman OF Gne talent
and culture, and there is no doubt but that his
biography Of Mr.. CoLFAx, will be worthy Of its
distinguished subject.
The following letter from Mr.. CoLrAx to Rev
A. Y. MooRE will explain itself
WASHINGTON, ID. e., May 80, 1868.
Ny Dear MIR. MoORE -
% As your prediction Of year ago has bceH
realized | have no further objection {, your pub
! lishmg any sketch, more or less full OF my life
you may have prepared. As you were tor a
dozen years n luw-townsman of mine, and q
valued friend, suppose YOU know as much about
my history as the public would care about know
lug aud although my eustossing duties here
leave me no time IN revise the manuscript, | have
no tear that your work will not be faithful one.
"lOurs, very truly,
"SCuUGLER COLFAN.
"Rev. A. Y. MooRI, South Bend, Indiana"
1t will be published in large duodecimo vol
ume of Eve hundred pages, printed from large
type, and on the finest and best Of white paper
with portrait, on steel, of Mr.. CoLFAx. executed
k,., n,r A.
tographs taken OF Mr.. CoKFAx within the last
week the whole bound in cloth in the most sub
stantial manner. Price, $3.50 copy. Can
vassers wanted everywhere. Large discounts
given. Copies will be sent to any one. at once,
postpaid, on receipt of price, by the Publishers
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