Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-07
LITERARY NOTICES.

Whitncy's Musical Gsuest.-
For August, has been received, and is not be-
hind any Of the preceding numbers. Choice
new music with every number. 81 per annum.
Address W. W. WHITNEY, Toledo, Ohio.
Godcy,s Ladyss BoOR.-
The August number Of this popular ladies'
com anon maintains its high reputation, and
Godcy need fear no successful rival in the hold
It has in American households.
Terms--One copy one year, 50; four copies
$40. Perrysburg JOURNAL and Godey one year
for 81 SO. Address l.. A. Cooley, Phiiadelrhia.
The Lady's FrIcnd.- .0
The August number Of this charming maga-
zine contains, besides its usual large coored steel
Fashion-plate, two handsome engravngs, and
numerous smaller ones of dresses, paletOts, &c.
The literary contents are entertaining AS usual.
Terms 81 so year. Publishcdb by Deacon
4 Peterson, Walnut-streeb Philadelphia.
The Nursery.
In The number, variety and spirit OF engrav-
ings, we think the August issue viii be found TO
rxcel all its predecessors. and its reading Is as
entertaining for the little ones, as any OF the
standard magazines are for those OF riper yeirs.
Terms Single numbers l cts; for one year
81 so, in advance. Address John l.. ShOrey,
IL Washiugt street, Boston, Mass.
Packard's Monthly
The August number is a most entertaining
one. Its contributions are from the very best
writers in the country. 1t is becoming widely
aud deservedly popular, and is bound to be a
success. The Wickedest Man." Of which the
second paper is given, is attracting much inter
est, and will be road and rereAd The maga-
zine is decidedly the best in the country for the
young men of America.
Terms = One Dollar per year. Address 5. :.
Packard, Publisher, 937 Broadway New York.
American Exchange and review,
The July number has the following Curios-
tiles Of Vision, English Jury Trials, Society and
Fine Arts in Japan, National Expansion, Amer
ican History Fourth Era, continued) and Sir
John Richardson. The several Departm nts-
Mining and Metallurgy; Monetary, Insurance
Railways and Transportation; Patents. Arts and
Science-arc replete with interest. SO per ar
um Fowler 4 Moon, 52l Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia.
Our Young Folks
For August, contains twenty-one illustrations
AM the following attractive reading matter Up
the Creek by Helen G. Weeks "Snmebody" by
William lien Butler; Pussy and Emily Mature,
by Mrs. Stowe "The Strolling Player,"by +.
Stuart Phelps William Henry's Letters to his
Grandmother, VII, by Mrs. A. NJ. .Diaz Green
Apples, by j. 7. Trowbridge Midsummer But
terlies. by the author of "The Butterfly Hunt
ers; The Great Sea Fight oft Sluys, 6v J. II.
A. Bone Cast Away in the Cold, Parts MI and
XIII, BY DR.. |. l. HAYES The Ash Box School,
by Caroline A. Howard Music; Round the Even
ing Lamp Our Letter Box.
The Atlantic Monthly
For August, contains A Il marknble Case Of
" Physical Phenomeni." bv II. A. Willis 81.
Micha,l's Night, Part III by Miss Agnes llur-
riSnn Cunvivial Songs, by Charles Dawson
Shanly A Trip to lschia, by Bavard Taylor
| teal Property To G. s., by II. T. Tuekerman;
Out on the, Reef. by Col. John Wilder Will
the Coming Man Drink Wine ? by James Parton;
Worldly Wise, by Alice Cary De Piscium Ma
tma, by Theodore Lyman Notre Dame and the
Advent Of Gothic Architecture, by Eug. Benson
Cretan days, Part w, by W. J. Stillman "a
Modern Lettre de Cachet" Reviewed, by DIR.
Isaac Ray; Lost and Pound The Footpath, by
j. X. Lowell ; Literary Notices.
Terms-FOur Dollars per annum twocopies,
Seven Dollars. The Atlantic and Our Young
Folks will be furnished one year for Five Doll
lIrs. PublishedbY Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
Harper's Magazine
For August, has the following To and Upon
the Amoor Rivur- illustrated A Lovers Gar
deu A AmOng the Andes of Peru and Bolivia, by
E. G. Squicr -illustrited John Bull in Abys-
siuia-illustrated; In the Maguerriwork Life's
Changes The WUman'S Kingdom illustrated :;
How Fort McAllister was Taken; Selfish Sorrow;
Parole d'Honncur-l; A Visit to the French
Corps Legislatif; The New Timothy-1V Why
the Ancients Had No Printing Press Mrs. Polly
Hand; Duels and Duelsts, by T. b. Thorpe
The Streets of Washington; English Photo
graphs, by an American Editors Easy Chair !;
Events Editors Drawer.
Terms-0ne copy, for one year, 81; six copies
$40. Hayper's Weekly, can be had on the same
terms. Address Harper & Brothers, Franklin
Square, New York.