Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-03-17

A"0i Huhoei VI Cuia VALUABLE pu0ll cation
and though it came to hand late and is rath-
er out of date, we find it well worthy of a no.
tice. Each number contains "a pages of read
ing matter upon all the various topics con-
Inected with its department, is appropriately IL
Illustrated and cannot fail to be most vaua-
bic aid to every one engaged or interested in
the science of Horticulture. A number of fine
premiums were offered for the month of Feb
ruary but wedo not enumerate them, as they
may not be continued Terms, So per year,
single numbers rs cents. Address Tilton 8
Co. Boston, Mass.
HEARTH AND HoME.-This admirable paper
fully sust4ins the high reputation which its
first numbers gave it. Its typography and its
literary merit are of the highest class, and the
result is hat it is II p!dly becoming apprecia-
ted and extending its circulation. Try the ex-
pertinent of going to the News-room and in
vesting ten cents in copy of "Hearth and
Home" and we do not doubt that the result of
examining its beautiful and entertaining pages
viii be repetition of the experiment or, bet
ter still, the remittance of years subscription
t % the Publishers
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ty two large pages of reading matter The
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will be furnished with half pound of the
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The publishers also offer a splendid list of pre-
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THE LADY'S FRIEND FOR MARCH.-The March
number of this "Queen of the MonthIies,'
opens with fine steel engraving called Gin
the freight" where freside dreams are TAX
| ing visible but ETHEREAL shapes This is fol-
lowed by the usual handsome colored steel
fashion plate, and by an amusing engraving of
'Half an Hour too Early, lat partly. Then
we have the usual large lumber Of engrayings
devoted to the fashions, needle work, DC. AS
to the literary contents, "Roland Yorkp," the
deeply interesting noYelet CT the famous au-
thor of "East Lynne" and the piquant and ro-
mantle story, Between Two" are continued
Among the other "Gracie with the Golden
Hair Z poem by Florence Percy; "Bertha, u
By Amanda Nj. Douglas; Editorials, fashionable
intelligence, &c. Published by Deacon & Pet
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ONWARD Capt. Mayne Reds Magazine is
decidedly the sensation of the day among the
young folks. The well known and popular
writings of Capt. Reid had prepared the way
Tor his Magazine and it at once attained a cir
culation greater than many other publications
which have been established for years. So
great is its popularity that the first edition for
the month of March was speedily exhausted
and a second edition was issued to meet the
demand. Each number is splendid book OF
itself and we know of no way in which the
same amount Of money can be invested to OBJ
tain an equal amount of good and entertaining
reading matter for boys than by subscribing
for "Ouward"~ Address the editor New York
MERRY's MUsEUM.-The March number of
this favorite magazine for young folk is receiv-
ed The publisher Will send specimen num-
bers, with premium list, free, to any one wish
ing to examine this magazine. Address, Hon.
ACE B. FULLER, Publisher, a, Bromfeld Street
Boston. 1tfFf<
The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for March con-
tains The Champions for Social Reform, Mrs
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Miss Susan B.
Anthony: Ole Bull, the Great Yiolinist;
Samuel A. Clowthey, the Negro Bishop; John
!. Watson, American Musician; Mans Power
over Death Peltier Phrenologist; Among
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craft; The Woman Question in Germany;
George Ottinger, the Rocky Mountain Artist
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Sketches of Distinguished Personages; Pros
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Humphry Dayy's Experiments, etc.; with
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THERE'S something to charm amuse, and in
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ole and entertaining friend, Demorests Young
America for March, 1869. Pictures, stories,
puzzles, philosophy, games. REFUSES, and count
less other subjects are presented in the most
fascinating way to interest the young folks,
who, after once peeping into this marvelously
good book, we are certain, will not wish to lay
it down until every word has been read, every
puzzle tried, and every picture examined.
Hurrah for Young America! 81, so per year
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THE American Odd Fellow (the official organ
of the ORDER for Mari h is received. Contents
The Ocean Twins an intensely interesting
serial story; The Marriage Vow; An Odd Fell
low Abroad Trath History Of Odd Fellow
ship, embodying valuable dissertation on the
secret societis of antiquity 4 Hair-breadth
Escape; Among the bulls and Bears" start
ling revelation of the speculative mania on
Wall street; Portrait and Biography of late
CT Sec'y Curtis; Waits from the West Scien-
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Facetie; Poetry Miscellany, &C., &c. Pub
lished b5 John ". Orr, 96 Nassau street, New,
York, 5? per year