The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-03-04
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,-The March number


port romance; part Sd, by T. w. Higginson
A Thush In gilded Cage; poem, by Chris
topher P. Cranch. The Small Arabs OF New
York; by Charles Dawson Shanly. Co-ope-
rative Housekeeping; fifth paper. Little
Captain Trott; by Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe. A New Chapter of Christian Evid-
ences; by James Freeman Clarke. Consump-
tion in America-third and last paper; by DR..
Henry l. Bowdlch. The Foe in the House
hold-the first installment of Serial Story;
By the author of "Victor and Jacqueline."
Our Painters-second article; by John Neal.
The Fatal Arrow-a poem; by Alice Cary.
Popularizing Art; by James Parton. The
New Education-sccond paper; by Charles W.
Elliot. Howard at Atlanta poem; by j.
G. Whittier. The Saubian Alb; by Bayard
Taylor. Our New President; by Charles G.
Game. Sedge Birds; by J. Elliot Cabot. Re-
views and Literary Notices.
Address Field, Osgood g. Co, Publishers,
Boston, Mass.
The NORTHERN FARMER published manthly
at Fond du Lac. Wis, by F. D. Carson is an
agricultural paper thai is fast becoming
faVorite among farmers at the west. Although
published monthly it contains more during
the year than can be got from any other
monthly in the United States at the low
price of LBS per year We have d sample of
the February number before us. 1t contains
thirty two pages of matter classed in thirteen
Departments consisting of Agriculture, Stock,
Dairy, Sheep Husbandry, Poultry Yard,
Horticulture, Horticulture, The Bee-Keeper,
and Family Readings. under heads of Rural
Readings, Sabbath Hours. Children's Corner,
Humorous, DC &c. Samples sent on appli-
cation to publisher.
THE METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL for Mach
contains-The Champions of Social reform,
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Miss Susan
B. Anthony; Ole Bull, the great Violinist !;
Samuel Crowther, the Negro Bishop John
j. Watson, American Musician; Mans Power
over Death; Peltier, Phrenologist Among
the Pacific Islanders; Quaker Religion /;
Witchcraft; The Woman Question in Ger
many; George Ottinger, the Rocky Mountain
Artist; Friend, Go up Higher Phantasma-
goria, or Sketches of distinguished person
ages; Prosperity, Equality Thibetan Wo-
men; Sir Humphrey Davy's Experiments,
etc: With many portraits and other illustra-
tions. Only 20 cents. or IS year. Address
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THE AMERICAN ODp FELLOW for February
has great variety of original reading matter
of general interest, embracing: The Ocean
Twins. Or the Sunshine and Shadows of Life
A Brothers Error; sympathy and Co.opera-
ton; Two Ways to Live An Odd Fellow
Abroad; Scientific and Curious Facts Jot.
tings on Different Topics; Illustrated De.
scription of New Orleans, La; Waits from
the West; Ideal of Wife; Semi. Centenary
Thanksgiving Practical Advice; Rebekah
Department Ladies' Olio; Odd Fancies
Domestic and Foreign Correspondence, etc.
Published by JOHN w. ORR, 96 Nassau street,
New York. % per year.
THE LADY's FRIEND, For MAncH.-The
March number of this "Queep of the Month
lies" opens with 6t1e steel engraving called
"In the Freight fireside dreams are
'AoADIS OuO ClucIIdl shapes. I0lS is
followed oy the usual handsome colored steel
faseion plate, and by an amusing engraving
of "Half an Hour too EARLY" Cat the partly
Then we have the usual large number of en-
gravins devoted to the fashions, needle work
&C. As to the literary contents, ROLAND
York;" the deeply interesting novelet by
the famous author of EAST Lynne" and the
piquant and romantic story, Between Two
are continued. Among the other contents we
note "The Story of Two Summers" by Nora
Perry "Gracie with the Golden HAIR" a
Poem by Florence Percy; Bertha" by Aman-
da M. Douglas; Editorials, fashionable intel
| ligence, &c. Published by Deacon g. Peter
son, 3lS Walnut street, Philadelphia, at 50 so
year (Which also includes large steel en-
graving). Four copies, Sc. Five copies land
one gratis), IS. "The Lady's Friend" and
1.-THE Saturday Evening Post" (and one en-
craving $500.
The Catholic World for March contains
several articles of interest. 1t opens with an
| Apostolic letter from His Holiness, Pope Plus
| TX, to Father Hecker, editor of the maya
zine, and we'll known as jealous propagan-
dist, both by tongue and pen, thanking him
for his efforts and commanding h i'm to the
consideration of the faithful. A paper on
the Future OF Ritulsm' declares that
''there is little outward distinction between
the tenets of the Rtualists and the creed of
the Catholic Church. They may pretend TO
draw line for the satisfaction of fearful dis
ciplcs, but really there is little difference"
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