The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-15
LITERARY.

1HE LA DIES REPOSITORY fOr December
contains the following " The Dream OF
Hope" splendid steel engraving portrait
of Rev. VIM. l.. Harris, DID, L L D.. Mel
a1cthon; A Sprig of Hemiock The Caverns
of Adelsburg The Tyranny of Custom The
Beauty OF Quetness The Death of Jacob /;
The Kings Daughter; Closing the Old Year
A Difficult Question Behind the Scenes
From Alsace to the Hartz; A Little Child =;
M. Adolphe Theirs; The Grave of Pope Dis
appointed Castles in the Air; How Genius
Eats. and Works Mental independence
The ar Algol My Real Estate and other
articles Chicago Hitchcock q Walden.
THE WESTERN MoNTHLY.-The December
number of this magazine brings us the fol-
lowing table of contents Chicago as Port
of Entry, by w. A. Croffut; The Personal
Appearance of Great Men, by Dr.. E. O. Ha-
ven; Almost a Romance, by James B. Run
MON The Labor Reform Party, by Frederick
T.ockley Two Only Sons, by Mr.. Socrates
Hyacin1 h :. Our Earthquakes, by Elias Col
bert; Recol ections OF Judge Story, by Will
liam Mathews; Sleeping and Dreaming, by
F. M, SmalIey: Under the Reign OF the First
Napoleon by Josephine Clifford: Art in
Chicago, by George z. Upton; The Fortifca-
lions of Paris, by I. Haughton, My Ships !;
The Lakeside Publishing Company. With
the January number the name is to be
changed 10 ''The Lakeside Monthly"
BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY. The
number of BALLoU's) MAGAZINE is
already issuel, and splendid number it is in
every respect. The engravings are numerous
ard well executed, and the stories are of the
best quality, and Of such variety that even
red Wi n
or four There is IAN illustrated article on
the s'Oro- Slumuglion Marriage something
that will4be read with interest there is a |
:, Juvenile Craze" by B. P Shillaber; the
great story Of :" Guess, by G. A. Stephens
the {. Crystal Palace, London; - Pana-
teresting novel by Frances HI Schoolcraft
;. Sweet William, y sketch by Theodore Ar,
mold =" A Happy New Year." by May Ham
ilton Copenhagen" Calitornis story
funny tale by Darling !; = Teresa" q love sto
ry, by Carrie +. Beebe !" Joe'a Reward" by
Mrs Edison +; :" The Spirit Of the Slave Ship
a thrilling sea story by Geo. H. Ccomer; 1.-THE
Storm at Sea-" by Miss William; "Tim's !
Christmas" by Matte w. Torrey; A
Night in the Old Barn on Bear RIVER" by Kit
Carson, Jr besides lots OF good poetry, hu
norous matter, housekeeper's receipts, com
&c ensravings, etc., ETC.; and all for the |
small sum of Is cents single copy, or 81 so
Il
country tor general readers, old and young
ThOmes q Talbot, 60 Congress Street. B 1s-
on, are the publishers, but the Magazine
,an be found at any periodical depot in the
country. 3@ bH
The ''HoMR C1RcLR."- truly first
class literary paper will commence on the
first of January, 1871, its third volume and
third year, greatly improved, with new
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contributors to the HOME CIRCLE comprises
The best writers of the day. II is not limited
10 any class or district, but cheers The homes
and gladdens the fireside of every station in
the Union. Besides the splendid illustrated
stories oi sea and land, adventures, anecdotes,
&C., the Home CIRCLE contains several very
and instructive features It is
just such a paper as any father, brother
or friend would desire 70 introduce into their
home circle for amusement and instruction.
The HOME CIRCLE has an enormous circula-
ton and is gaining more friends daily. In
order &c. maintain this enormous circulation.
and increase thereon, the publlsher has put
Che price at the remarkably low figure OF
only 50 year although the HOME CIRCLE is
rs large, and in many cases, larger better
and more Interesting in every respect than
any 50 weekly paper published at the present
Time The club prices are 81 tor tour sub
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uSbluCS OHG STdUfS Out CUpy Vi GuC HUME
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Der for The new year, 1871, will be ready and
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States, as early as the 10Th OF December, for
only cents. Sample copies will be sent tree
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Boston, Mass. 1E.la sslsFa
The ALDINR PRRss.-The December num-
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Der OF this beautifully illustrated monthly,
is the finest yet issued. The letter press is
e1ceptionable and the engravings, of which
there are greatnumber, are really beautiful.
It is the finest art Journal we have ever seen,
and its publishers promise still greater at
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OBITUARY. VI
Mr.. Loren Sykes, who has resided in this