Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-08
Announcement for 1888.
Among the attractions are the following ::

Among the attractions are the following:
HAWoRrt'S, a serial novel, by Mrs. Fran
ccs llodgsnn Burnett, author uf That Lass a.
| l.OwrIe's." The scene Ct Mrs. Burnetts new
| novel is laid in Lancashire the hero is a
young inventor Of American birth. Hawurth's
is the longest story Mrs. Burn has vet writ
ten. Il will run through twelve numbers Of
the Monthly, beginning with November, 1873
aud will be Profusely illustrated.
FALCONBERG, serial novel, by II. II
Boyesen, anthor Of Gunnar The Man who
Lost his Name, &c. In this romance the au-
thnr graphically describes the peculiariiies nf
Morse immigrant life in Western settlement.
STORY OF NEW ORLEANS, BY Geo. W.
Gable, tn be begun at the conclusion of Falcon
berg. This story will exhibit the state Of snci-
| ETY. in Creole Louisiana about the wears
| l803-4-5, the time nf the Cessiun, and period
searing remarkable likeness to the present
! Reconstruction peTind.
! PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN POETS
! The series begun in August with the pOrtrait
uf Bryant will be continued, that of Lnngfel-
low appearing in November. These portraits
are drawn from life bv Wyatt Eaton and en-.
/ gTayed by 7. Cole. They will be printed on
tinted paper, as frontspieces Of four ilerenl
numbers. Illustrated sketches Of the lives Of
the poets will accompany these portraits.
STUDIES IN THE SIERRAS.-A series of
papers (mnstly illHstTated) by John Muir the
California naturalist. The most graphic and
| picturesque, and at the same ii ne exact and
| trustworthy studies OF The California A ips that
| have vet been made. The series will sketch
the California Passes, Lakes, Wind Storms
aud Forests.
A NEW VIEW OF BRAZIL.-Mr. Herbert
! ii. Smith, Of Cornell University, a companion
! OF the late Prot. iartt is now in Brazil, with
! Mr.. j. Wells Champnry (the artist WHO accom-
! panied Mr.. Edward King in his tnnr thrngI
| The Great South), preparing for ScRIBSER a
| series OF papers ON the present cnndtiuu-the
cities, rivers aud resources OF the great empire
of South America.
TIE JOHNNY RED" PAPERS, by nm
"ex Confederate" soldier, will he among the
! raciest contributions TO ScRIBNER during the
coming year. They are written and illustrated
| by Mr. Allen G. Redwood, Of Bdltimnrs. The
| FIRST Of the series, johnny Reb at Play, ap.
/ pears in the November number.
THE LEADING EUROPEAN UNIVERSE.
| TIES We are now having prcpnred for
| SCHIBSER articles on the leading Universities
of Europe, They will be written by an Amer
ican College Professor, Mr.. II. II Bnyesen, Of
Cornell tauthor of Falcnnberg, &c.l, and will
include sketches Of the leading men in each
Of the most important Universities Of Great
Britain aud The Continent.
Among the additional series of pRpers to ap
pear may DO mentioned those IN How Shall we
Spell 1.-TWO papers by Prof, LOUNseURY) The
New 5. nth, lawn Planting for Small Places
(bv Samuel Parsuns Of FushingI, Canada of
To day, American Aris and Artists. American
Arch@ 'lngv. Modern Inventors; also, Papers
of Travel, History PHYSICAL Scisoce, Studies
in Literature, Political and Social Science,
Poems Topics Of the Time, by DR.. q Ilol,
land record Of New Inventions and Mechanic
al improvements Papers m Education, Deco
ration, 6o.i Book Reviews, Fresh Bits Of Wit
aud Humor, &c, &c.
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