Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-03-31
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he Queen Of tie Honthlies. Its the only
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ed by number of engravings devoted to ladies
and children's dresses, bodiees; fancy work;
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, No 1894, for the
week, ending March Goth, contains Charles
Dickens, Contemporary Review Very Latest
Robinson Crusoe, Once q Week; Marine
Candle, Once a Week The Country House on
the Rhine, Part XVII; by Berthold Auerbach
author of ''0n the Heights" &c., translated fer
The Living Age from Die Presse Vapours,
Fears and Tremors, Blackwood's Magazine
The Chinese Mission to Christendom, Black
woods Magazine; From an Islandi Part 1, by
Miss Thackeray, Cornhill Magazine; Court
Dress Reform, London Morning Post, etc;
Count Bismark on the State of Europe, Spec
tator; besides short articles, and poetry.
To new subscribers, RENTING to the publish
ers for the year 1869, The Living Age is sent
| from the beginning CT Auerbach's romance
! (No. l277) to January lst, 1863, free of charge.
L1rTELL 8 GAY, Publishers,
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| TILToNs Journal of Horticulture for March
I is at hand. No pains are spared to make this
! publication first class in every respect; the
paper. type and illustrations are of the. best as
is also its literary merits. The table of con-
tents is unusually attractive. Published by
Tilton 3 Co., Boston.
The NORTHERN FARMER-We have received
the March number of the Northern Farmer
i published at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, by Fred
D. Carson. 1t is publication of decided mer-
it. contains large amount of valuable matter,
and is especially adapted to the wants the
Wisconsin farmer. Single copies $l,25 pei
year; 10 copies So. 20 or more, so cents
each. Liberal premiums to canvasSers.
The chronological Journal for April con-
talns the portraits and Biographies Of Harvey
| P. Peet, LII. D., the eminen instruc tor Of the
deaf and dumb James T. Brady the dstin-
guished lawyer; Henry D. Barron the legis-
lator Henry Frank, tie Jewish publisher
besides sketches and illustrated articles on
| Hiram Powers and John Stuart Mill Phreno-
! logy and Religion fish Culture, with nine
/ engravings; Napoleons Head J; Nothing but o
Bnby; the Plancbette Mystery Crescendo, an
illustrated Poem; Japanese Houses a good
| Inheritance; Industry and Responsibility: I:
there an open Polar Sea; Music. Price Sc {
year or 30 cts. a number. S. R. Wells, Pub
lisher 2S9 Broadway, N. Y.
! ONwARD.-The April number of this splen
4 did Magazine is on our tables 1t is full ofrict
/ things, and if worth to any one, young or old,
far more than the price asked for it. TIKI
editor announces that instead of furnishing the
most of the reading matter himselfas hereto
fore, that he is to be hereafter assisted by 9th
| efS anu aiFeauy uaS quantity or cnOlce con-
tributions on hand. Success 10 '0nward. -
I The WESTERN HoME-This is surely the age
of new papers and Magazines. Among the
many ventures in this field the frss number Of
sThe Western Home a journal for the people,
has been received. 1t is monthly published
at Chicago by A. Parkhurst & Co., at the low
rate of 80 cts. per year-fve copies 50, 90
! eleven copies $500 and twenty four copies
4 500. 1t contains 16 large pages of well sci
eeted reading matter one feature sure to be
popular is q sermon by Rev H. ". Beecher,
reported expressly for this paper in each mum.
err. We consider this publication well VOL thy
of public support.
THE PRAorIcAL PAINTER, little sheet pub.
li8hed by Willis Mcdonald & Co. 81 Park Row
New York City, has been received. Its n1me
indicates its object-price so GEMS per year
specimen numbers cents each.
/ THE INDEx.-We have received the third
i number of this monthly. 1t is published in
Milwaukee in the interests of the Methodist
denominatlon and IS valuable and meritorious
I publication. @
j EVERY SATURDAY.-The number for March
of this very popular Weekly has the following
attractive table of contents. He knew he wa:
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