Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
neu Creek, Wis. Oct. 10, 1855.
The Monthlies for November

Cooley comes to hand, this eleventh month OF
the year, just as bright and sparkling as on the
first of January last There has been no falling
off in attractions during the year, but on the con-
trary each number seems to us the best we have
seen. Cooley has already issued his programme
for 1856, which promises fair, and we all know
that Godey's promises are more than realized in
the fufillment Among the new features will
be, A new and very interesting story by Marvin
Harland, author of "Alone, and Hidden Path,
to be commenced in the January No; novel
cite by Virginia +. Townsend, to be commenced
in the February No. How to make Wax Flowers,
with engravings; Troubles of an English House
keeper; How to make q bonnet; Maternal cOun-
sells to a daughter New style of Illuminating
window and lamp shades modelling in Leather,
with engrayings in short everything to inter
est and instruct. We advise those who have not
heretofore taken it, to begin with the new vol
ume those who have, will hardly know how
to do without it, We will furnish the book with
our paper for $3.50 in advance. Terms So per
Philadelphia.
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE, with its usual
promptness has visited our table. We have
only to reiterate what we have often said, that
this is one of the best magazines published
for 81. The present number is not behind those
which have gone before, in interest and attrac-
tiveness The Rev. ABEL STEVENS, is indefati-
gable both as writer and editor, and the pu-
blishers spare no pains or expense in bringing
out the Magazine i'll the best style. Its illustra-
tons are numerous and beautifully engraved
Send 81 TO CARLTON & PHILLIPS, New York
and get it.
ARTHuR's HOME MAGAZINE, has made its
appearance for this month in every way, a
good number The articles are all very read
able, and moreover, all of that character that
deserves to be read; calculated to cast an infu-
ence upon the right side. The engravings are
beautiful, and the patterns and illustrations ntl-
merous & valuable. It's just the Magazine for
the family circle. We commend it to our friends
as worthy their patronage. I. s. ARTHUR,
writes for purpose, and few are equal TO him
as a moral teacher. Terms So a year; copies
81 Address T. S ARTHUR IS Co., Philadel-
phia.
PUTNAMs MONTHLY, is received with its
usual budget of entertainment and instruction
The contents, all original. are; The n. w.
Coast Survey-Benito Ccreno. continued
Henry Heine-The Virginia Springs, in II chap
ters-The Sense of Sight in Birds-Notes in
Syria-I.ife among the Mornons, Continued
Living in the Countryside London Post-O flee
A Night never to be Experimentation Trees
The Attorneys Revenge-Thc Use and Abuse
fStimnlants-Po etry-Editora Notes Terms
So a year. The cnterprising publishers, Messrs
DIX & EDWARDS, will take the publication Of
the ''SCHooLFELLow," beautiful Magazine fol
children, into their hands, with the beginning o.
the New Year. Terms 81 year. Putnam's
and the Schoolfellow, to one address $3.50 q
year. Address DIX * EDWARDS. New York
THE PANORAMA OF LIFE & LITERATURE
With each number that we receive of this new
work, we are more and more pleased with it.
1t is a rare collection Of the best OF the passing
literature OF the day of both continents The
selections arc just such as cannot fail to please
4 large class of readcrs-I44 double column pages
each month, for 81 year The following are
some of the good things found its Est ofcontents
for this month, The Mystery of the Beasts-For-
tunes of Glencore; Chapters To 1-Qucens OF
England, of the House of IIanover-C oralie
Two days i'll Rio Janero--Zaidce: Romance
My kate-Lettcrs of the Is the Century
Madame de MaintenOn-A Wife's Story in Z
Chapters-A Soldiers coming The Poetry
Uncle Isham: the Star. &c. Address LIrTELI
4 Son, Boston.