Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-02
LITERARY NOTICES,


The Little Corporal
The April number is out aud full Of good thing
lot tie youth. 1t is edited with care and abili
", and is we'll deserving Of the large suppor
VIII ich 1t receives.
Terms-One dollar year. Single copy, I.
cents. Address Alfred l.. Sewell Co., Chica
60, III.
Democrats Young America
This interesting juvenile looks bright, quaint
and saucy as ever, in new colored cover, tina
will set all the children wild with delight. A
Inong its features are kite, puzzle picture
aud lots Of steries and charades. A "Resolv,
Club" is the latest editorial novelty, and escl
subscriber who joins i receives a badge NJ
wonder the children like You've AMERICA.
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year. Send 10 cts-for specimen.
Packard,s Monthly
The April number Of this Yonng Men s Maga
zine is on cur table, AMI we unhesitatin gly pro
nounce Il the best publication for young mel
that has come under our notice. The m arvel
ously low price should place it in the hands o
every Young mau in the country.
The price of the magazine is only 81 year
and the publishers propose sending il the re.
mainder of this year-eight months-and the
ne 1t. on receipt of 81 SO. We would not be
without II for twice the amount.
Address 8. S. Packard, Publisher, 937 Broad
way, Y.
Our Boys and Girls.
No. lis, for the week ending April 81, is par
ticularly attractive. 1t contains finely engraved
steel portraits of President Grant aud Vice Pres
ident Colfax, ful-page allcgorical picture OF
the Inauguration of President Grant, bv the celc-
brated artist, Thomas Mast. Oliver Optic com
mences new story" On Time or, the Young
Captain Of the Ucayga Steamer" Alice Cary
contributes a poem, -"Suppose." Geo. NJ. Ba-
ker. author Of" The Mimic Stage" and Amateur
Dramas, has an original dialogue, entitled " The
Grecian Bend" Mrs. j. G.. Austin tells " The
Story of Minnie" There is timely article on
" Velocipedes, and " Head Work" and Letter
Bag" arc full of illustrated puzzles, rebusses,
&c., all handsomely illustrated, aud all tn be
had for six cents. This isa good opportunity to
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year. Address Lee & Shepard, Washington
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whitncy's Musical Guest.-
The April number of this valuable magazine
is at hand, aud contains eleven pages of choice
New Music, frtm the most pnpular writers.-
The first is sprghtly little ballad by Bernard
Covert, entitled "Bright-Eved Little Widow
or " There's Danger in her Eye"
"S She can tell the very moment
When tn sigh, AMI when to smile,
Oh mail is sometimes charming,
But a widow all the while"
Then follows a beautiful song and chorus by
Frank Howard, " The Grapevine Swing in the
Dell"
Oh, long for the day of sweet rapture and
pleasure,
That I'll married be to my trUe-hcarted Nell;
Aud there's one thing our hearts will ever
treasure,
'Tis that dear old grapevine swing in the dell.
Also the variations on "Happy Dream o.
Childhood's Home," fnely arranged by THEo
DoRE MODELLING.
Besides the above there are many spicy arti
Giles and a splendid continued story, The Old
Organst, or Conrad's Patient" Terms only 81
per wear, while the music in this number alone
would cost 81 80. dress, w. w. WHITNEY,
Music Publisher, Toledo, Ohio.
The JOURNAL and MUSICAL GUEST sent to any
address on receipt of 50 dj.