Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-24
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The American edition of this periodical ia now
More than 10000 Monthly,
And It has larger circulation in England than
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contains about one hundred and fifty pages. and
from fifty to seventy five original wood Gus
Illustrations.
Announcement for 1888.
Among the attractions are the following:
HAWoRTH'S, a serial novel, by Mrs. Fran
ces lIodEson Burnett, author OF That Lass o
bowrie's." The scene 81 Mrs. Burnetl'a new
novel is laid in Lancashire the hero IL q
young inventor uf mericsn birth. Haworih's
is the longest story Mrs. Burnett has vet writ
ten. 1t will run through twelve numbers nj
the Monthly, beginning with November, 1873,
and will be profusely illustrated.
FALC0NBERG, a serial novel, by H.H.
B0yesen, author Of Gunnar, The Man who
Lost his Name, &c. In this romance, the au-
thor graphically describes the peculiariiies Of
Morse immigrant life in Western settlement,
ASrORY OF NEW ORLEANS, by Geo. w.
Gable, to be begun at the conclusion Of Falcon.
berg. This story will exhibit the state Of sOci-
ETY. in Creole Louisiana about the years
18OS-4-5, the time of tho CessuH, and a period
bearing a remarkable likeness to the present
Reconstruction period.
PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN POETS
The series (beR un in August with the portrait
OF Bryant) will be continued, that of LonRfel-
low appearing in November. These portraits
are drawn from life by Wyatt Eaton end en-
graved by 4. Cole. They will be printed on
tinted paper, as frOutispieces Of four di fferept
numbers. illustrated sketches Of the lives Of
the poets will accompany these portraits.
STUDIES IN THE SlERRAS.-A series sf
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California naturalist The most graphic and
picturesque, and at the same time exact and
trustworthy studies Of The California Atps that
have yet been made. The series will sketch
the California Passes, Lakes, Wind Storms
and Forests.
A NEW VIEW OF BRAZIL.-Mr. Herber
ii. smith, OF Cornell University, a c0npA mon
Of the late Prot. Hartt, is now in Bruzl, with
Mr.. j. Wells Champney (the srtist WHO accrm-
panied Mr.. Edward King in his tour through
The Great South, preparing for SCRIBSKR -
series OF papers ON the present c0ndition7-ths
citlrs, rivers and resources OF the great eInIirV
Of South America.
THE JOHNNY RED" PAPERS, by an
"ex Confederate" soldier, will be among the
raciest contributions to SCRIDHhR during the
coming year. Ther are written and ILLUSTRATED
by MIR. Allen G. Redwood, Of Baltimore. Tho
first Of the series, Johnny Reb at Play, ap-
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LEADlNO EAN UNIV tkSI-
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Of the most important Universities of GreaE
Britain and the Continent.
Among the additional series Of papers to ah.
rear may be mentioned thnse on How Shall we
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New South, Lawn Planting fer Small Places
! (by Samuel Parsons Of Flushingl, Canada of
To-day, American Arts and Artists. American
Archaeology, Modern Inventors: also, Papers
of Travel, History, Physical Science. Studies
in Literature, Political and Social Scienca,
Poems Topics Of the Time by DIR. } G. Iiol-
land record nf New Inventions and Meehau uie-
al Improvements Papers on Education, Deco
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