Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
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our Young Folks

our Young Folks
For September opens with II drawing by II.
l.. SrsruENS, II gathering Of tho animals to n
dinner-pArty. Among the contributors are Mrs.
A. NJ, WILLS, WILLIAM ALLsS BUrLgR, LU.
cRFTiA L, llALH, ]. I. rROwU IpGE, Dr. HAYES,
Mrs, MouOn, and others. Miss Louise r.. Chol-
let, contributes u First Lecture on Heat, by
Lord High Fidllesticks," Miss Hale continues
her contributions, telling oC the sayings and do
ings Of the ecerkin family.
The Atlantic Monthly
For September has the following table nf cou-
tents No News, by Miss y. Stuart Phelps /;
Expectation by Celia ThaNter Siberian Evjlrs,
nv Thomas W. Knox; 81 Michacl's Night, Part
~, by Miss Agnes Harrison; On the Modern
Method of studying P"iSnns, bv Dr, 5. Weir
Mtehrlli in Vocation, Sidney anl Raleigh, hy
Is. +. Whipple Bill aul joe, hy q. W. Holmes,
The lmpns Sihiliy nf Chance, by &, j. Sprague :
The Pace IN the GlaSs.ran I;thc lslauduf Mad.
daiena, bv Bayard Taylor; Tn Man aud Broth-
er Part |, nv j. W. D,fnrcSt American Dipll.
macy The Genius of Hawthorne; Reviews
aud Literary Notices. Tho number is an inter
oshng aud uniformly good one. iflcss couspicu-
Gus Gr brlliAncy tha SOM nf Us pre- leo IS rs,
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Seven Dollars, The Atlantic aud Our Young
Folks will be furnished one year Tor Five Doll
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The COrNhIu Monthly.
This Il the title oi a new Magazine of 20 pages,
published by Mcssrs, u. Lothnp aud y. =.
Kemp, ut Nos. - and 40 C,rlhill, Boston, at
the how price { One Dollar year.
We have received the lrst two uumhers, aud
are well pleased with their appearance an the
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erS Of Wholesome an cultivated tastes, Its va
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a
tograph the world oflrtters within a small area, ,
and TO carry pleasure aud profit o its readers
IL is equally removed from SensaiiuHahsm and
prusineSs Il suggests neither cruGy nor fossil
i1atian. prac iced penS have evidently been at
work in ia behalti vet il hts vivicity mingled
with It's diScrclou aud while its cOavictionS :
would stand steadily by the old truth, it plainly
sympathizes with what /, vital and truly pri-
gressive. Tho oneaing number has merits that
are real and solid and promising, and We wish
the new conner a long life aud thoroughly
prosperous career,
Canvassers and Local Agents wanted in every
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Life 81 General Grant,
We have received from the publishers a copy
OF the life and public services Of General uLNs-
sHS :. GRANr, frm his bryhnod tn the present
iitne with biographical sketch at Hon. SCuUY-
LgR CoLFAN, by Hon. Charles A. Phelps, late
Speaker of the Mas saelNsetts House ot Repre-
senia,yes aud President oi the Massachusetts
Senate. Il is bound volume of3ii pages, aud
a more concise straightforward aud compre-
hensive record OF the services oi the Captain Of
the age has not been published. Mr. Phelps is
am accomplished writer, has had abundant leis'
ure and ample means % information, Is thor
Oughly conversant With the political aut militia
~ history OF the country fir the last quarter OF
a century, is impartial in his judgment and
sound ia his reaS0nings, aud therefore has pre-
sented book that will become standard for
the general reader in all time 10 come. As
schuyler Colfax is second in the presidential
canvass, So is be in the baok. % pages OF which
are devoted 10 a summary ~ the loading events
at his career. There are four illustrations On
wood, aud the steel portraits OF Grant aud Col