The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17

Literary Notices.
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MohFnfy beginsit twentythird volume, with
the following articles and writer's
Malbone:an Oldport Romance. This is the
a hrst 'nstalmenti Of a Serial story which will
run through thp greater part ofthe year, byt
i. W Higginson. The Sunshine OF the Gods; {
. poem By Bayard Taylor A Literary Gour-
mand, by Eugene Benson. The Coed Natur
ed Pendulum, aicharacteristic story BY Ed I
ward Everett Hale, author of "The Man
without Country The Flying Dutchlnan
A poem, by Jaiaes Russell Lowell. Co-ope- /
ratiye Housekeeping. Third paper In the
TentobmgefiEor Another of thdseries of
aaiicles by Bayaid Taylor on ssBy1Ways OIL
Europe4' After Election 4 poemEy John
g. Whittier. Consu5n ptiolisf IN America The
iirstofa seriesof articles on this m ost Import
ant subject, based on the observations Of many
years, practice, BY Dr. Henry Bowditch.
The ''NIean Yankees at Home BY james
Parton. Dante. a poem, by William Cullen
Bryant. On a certain Condescensien IN For 4
ejgners; ByJames Russell Lowell Gnadcn-l
hutten. A Historical sketch, by w. d. How-4
els, Cinders from the Ashes. A chapter Of
school "reminiscences, by Oliver Wendell
Holmes. Mocal Significance of the Republi-4
can Triumph, 81 q. 2. Whipple. Reviews
and Literary Notices. Fields osgoodl gCo.
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Address Hitchcock s Walden, Chicago,
THE PRAlR1E FARMER, published at Chicago
Is, Stree its enlargement, pre- Inincntly the
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! at the West. b1sE IS sae1 s4Eana
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+ THE LITTLE GoRPoRAI for November came
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fort at theNews Rooms And when itcanc
determined to read it ard form my own
opinions its merits Having read it, /
can ruthfuIly say Of it in its own words =
Fighting against ac1'ong, md .foy Inc Good, 1e
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