The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-30
Periodicals.

1 THE GALAxY.-May, 1868. With this mum
Der, the GALAXY is enlarged so as to contain
fully fifty per cent. more matter than hereto
fore. 1t is now the largest magazine, with
single exception, in the country. The illus
trations of the GALAXY will hereafter be unde
the personal charge of Mr.. W. j. Linton, wht
stands at the head of Wood engravers, no
only in this country, but also in England.
| "Beechdale," the serial story by Marion
Harland, commenced in this number, will
continue to se illustrated by Mr.. Winslov
! Homer. 1t will run through five or six mum
, bers of the Magazine.
The next June) number of the GALAXY viii
contain story by Mayne Reid, and stories By
Henry James, Jr., Miss Crane (the author O
emily Chester" Opportunity" etc., and
other popular writers.
The price of the GALAXY is 81 a year. Ad
vantageous clubbing terms are also offered
Subscriptions should be addressed to Shell.
DON 81 Co., Nos. 498 and 500 Broadway, n. Y.
THE LADY's FRIEND.-May 1868. very
beautiful steel engraving" Marguerite Going
to Church''-with Faust and Mephistopheles
in the background-leads off the May mum
Der of the 'Queen of the Monthlies" This
charming engraving of itself many will con.
slider worth the price of the number. Then
there is a magnificent colored steel Fashion
plate, which all ladies will admire. ''Sum
mer Time" another engraving, makes one
wish that the summer days were here The
Music for this month is called the ''Belles oil
Georgia Waltz" Then there are numerous
engravings of the fashions-Toiletts,E mbroi-
derry, Colffures, etc., together with the usual
variety of literary contents.
Price with engraving) 50 so a year four
copies with one engraving) $500. One copy
of the Lady's Friend and one of that popular
weekly, the Saturday E0entng Post (and one
engraving, $500 Address Deacon & Peter.
son, 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Sam.
pie copies, Is cents.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-May, 1868. The il.
Of the Lady's Book consist of the following
Gardening, steel plate colored fashion
plate, containing six figures handsome de-
sign for an antimacassar or tidy, printed in
red and blue; the usual large extension
sheet, containing forty engravings of d. esses,
bonnets, headdresses, embroidery, children's
dresses, ETC.; an engraving for the juveniles
two percale robes from Stoddart & Brothers ;
and great variety of useful work in the work
department.
The literary department contains a rich
treat for the readers of the book
Clubs can be formed at any time, and no
delay will be found in the receipt of the
copies.
Complete copies of the Lady's Book for sew.
eral years past, can be supplied, as the work
is electrotyped.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY May, 1868. The
following IS the table of contents for this num-
Der:
The Turf and the Trotting Horse in Ameri-
lea ; On Pair OF Spectacles The Clear Wis
ION Gentleman OF an old School Our Ro-
man Catholic Brethren, II Lagos Bar, ii
The European House Sparrow; A Modern
Letter de Cachett Did he take the Prince to
Rldeg BY Ways of Europe, V; After the Burr
al The Next President; Reviews and Litera
ny Notices.
The CATHOLIC WORLD for May contains its
usual variety of interesting literary and re-
ligious matter. Among the articles of espe-
cial interest are: "Tennyson in the Catho-
lie aspect" professor Draper's Books" and
'1s it Honest ~ the latter being good spec
linen of controversial acuteness. A timely
article on "Abbysinia and King Theodore"
will be read with profit.
OUR You've FOLKS, Tcknor & Field, is
like its predecessors, filled with just such con-
tributions rs boys and girls delight to read,
and then are only too well pleased to talk
about afterwards. The following are the
contents of the May number Holiday Ro-
nance, Part ~, by Charles Dickens One
Saturday, by Martin Douglas; Derry Dimple
Making Call, by Sophie May; The Peter
kins at Home, by Lucretia P. Hale; How
June found Massa Linkum, by E. Stuart
Phelps About Me and the Big Sea Water, by
Mrs E. A. Walker; Princekin, by Louise E
Furniss; Rain, by Mrs. Anna NJ. Wells Cast
Away in the Cold Part TX, by DIR. 1. l. Hays :;
Frightened Eyes, by Annie T. Hovells; Mu-
sic; Round the Evening Lamp; Our Letter
Box.
DEMoREsT's Young AMERICA-This publi-
cation improves with every number It con-
tains double the amount of reading matter
which it did at first, and has succession of
the brilliant colored pictures and toy novel
ties which have done SO much to establish it's
reputation 1t is q bright, clear and instruct
i've little Monthly. We recommend it to all
who wish to supply their families with good
Juvenile periodical Subscription price, 81 SO,
with a premium knife or microscope, etc
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