Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
The Editors Table.

| For the past few weeks, literary favors have
| been accommodating upon our table, and in the
labors of an important political canvass, have
been neglected and almost unnoticed We i'm
prove the first return of quiet to acknowledge
those favors
| DIX 81 EDWARDS have sent us their trio o.
monthies, Patnam's Monthly, Dickens House.
hold Hords, and The Schoo!teiio,r, for November
In the whole range of periodical literature three
better magazines cannot be found. Putnam's
this month, presents most attractive list Of
contents, varied and full of interest Household
Words, as usual, is filled with entertaining and
readable articles, conveying much instruction
in the guise of well written stories, The School
fellow, as we have frequently said, is maya
zine for the young, and charming one it is
The contents canno. fail to enlist the attention
md sympathies of every young reader. 1t has
no superior. The three are furnished one year
for $5,5 J; or 5 each for Putnam's or House.
hold Words; and 81 for the Schoolfellow. Ad
dress DIX & EDWARDS, New York
| GRAHAMs ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.-The
November No. has come to hand, rich as usual
in choice gems from the fields of Literature and
Art. The contents are varied and entertaining
and we venture to say that whoever sits down
and reads it through, will confess that the price
of it has been more than repaid. With this No
we received the prospectus of the 50th Volume,
which commences with the January No For
the coming year the publishers announce very
attractive programme. Some of the items are,
Two Fine Steel Engravings every month, one
of which will be a beautiful colored steel Fash.
ion Plate; Fine Wood Engravngs illustrative
OF many of the articles published in each num-
Der; The Ladies Work Table including great
variety OF useful and ornamental designs and
patterns for crochet and Necdlework; all the la
test styles of costumes for Ladies and Children.
The Literary Contents, the publishers say shall
be unsurpassed. Send on your subscriptions
early for the New Volume. Terms, single copy
one year, So; two copies, S. five copies, $40;
twelve copies, 500 Address WATSON & Co.
Philadelphia.
Cooley $ LADY's B0oK.-We have received
the November No. of this most popular of Lady,
Books. The contents, Literary and Artistic
are as usual of the first class. A splendid steel
engraving, entitled "'rho Contrast" craces th
| number. and the colored Fashion Plate, is an
elegant affair Bnt then there is the Slipper
Pattern, in colors that cannot fail to find favor
with the ladies. Really, Mr.. Cooley gets up
the most elegant patterns. Cooley is out in
good season with his prospectus for 1857, in
which he promises many new and attractive
features. and his patrons know that his promises
| are always, if anything, more than fulfilled
Send along your orders therefore, without hest
tation, for you are sure of getting four times
the worth of your money. Single copy one
year, 81 two copies, s.; FIVE copies SIC;
twelve copies, go Address l.. A Cooley,
Philadelphia.
We will furnish the Ladys Book and our pa
per one year, for $3.50.
ARTHURs HOME MAGAzIN E.-The very
best two dollar magazine in the country The
November number is one of the best, and the
publishers promise to do still better with the
numbers to come. beautiful colored Steel
Fashion Plato is given in this No, and ca oh
The literary contents as usual ARE Of that charsc
ter that cannot fail to interest instruct and bene-
fit the reader Ii is among the best, and certainly
tie best for the price. Magazines in the country,
Band we cannot do better than to advise those
who wish TO add to their store of reading for the
coming winter evenings, to subscribe for it at
once. Terms, single copy, S.. a year; four cop
e, So. Address T. 5. ARTHUR & Co., Phla-
dephia.