Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-13
Publications.

| GoDEY's LADY's Book cont aims an admirable
/ engraving entitled 'tSpIing Tme," looking
at which one can almost imagine he hears
! the songs of birds and percelves the per-
fumes OF bursting buds and flowers. Anoth-
er Illustration isscalled San April Fright
and represents a whole family aroused at
night and armed looking for burglars or some
terrible thing. Then there are some elegant
fashion plates, with patterns, and work de-
| partment full of useful things Karm's Rule,
| Mothers of Men, The Two Educations. Mar
Elage in Russia, A Home Picture and Cross
/ Purposes, are the titles of some of the tales
| and articles. There is also song entitled
| My Fairy at the Ball. L. A. Cooley, Publish
er, Philadelphia.
OUB YOU'VE Folks has another installment
OF Miss Whitneys story, We Girls; a humor-
GUS poem entitled Daddy LOng-Iegs and the
Fly; an article showing how battles are fought
on water; an amusing story about race on
the water with teams of geese and a variety
of other stories and poems. and very enter
| tanning tireside department. There are some
excellent illustrations, and the young readers
Will find plenty to entertain them Tor many an
hour. Fields, Osgood Il Co., Publishers,
Boston.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY presents q varied
and entertaining literary treat, one of the
best features of which is poem by Whittier
IN his best vein. The following is the table
OF contents: Joseph and his Friend. by Bay
ard Taylor. The English Governess at the
Siamese Court. The Advent Preacher, By
Marian Douglas. Through the Woods to
Lake Superior, by j. L. Trowbridge. Cour-
age, by Mre. Celia Thaxter. Lumberwo-
man. Reviewing Virginia, by James Parton.
The Lanson Tragedy, by J. W. DeForest.
Right and Left, by Burt G.. Wilder. My Tri-
umph by John G. Whittier. The GODS of
W. Lee, by Sidney Ancrews. The Blue-Jay
Family, by Thomas M. Brewer. Peter Pitch
lynn, Chief of the Chictaws, by Chas. Lanman.
An Alpine Home, Reviews and Literary
Notices. Fields, Osgood & Co., Publishers,
Boston.
EVERY SATURDAY has increased the number
of its Illustrations, and the last number was
a superb one. 1t will commence the publica-
ton of serial story by Charles Dickens,
and this feature, together with other excel
lent selections of current English literature,
will make it desirable home companion.
Published by Fields, Osgood Co., Boston.
Western Patents.
The following Western patents were is
sued from the United States Patent Office
for the week ending March 20, 1870, as reported
by Farv ell, Ellswt eth IL Co., Solicitors and
Attorneys in Patent Causes, 162 Lake street,
Chicago: -e-.
Knife-Babcock Il Goodsell, Rockford.
Wheeled cultivator-Dwight & Chambers Decatur
Manufacture of artificial stone-Aaron H. Frear,
Chicago. .
Pump--M. s. Orton, Galesburg.
Bed bo tom-Joseph Sperry, Charleston.
Bed frame-Samuel Springer, Chicago.
Liniment for burn s. scalds. &c.--L Wolf, Chicago
Corn planter-Truman Brockway, Chats worth.
Oven-McCann Dunn, Bloomington. -
Graduated rule and pattern for tailors-Wm. E.
Smith, Chicago.
Trade mark k-James S. Kirk, Chicago. -
INDIANA.
Vapor burner David Berkey, Huntington.
Cotton and hay press-J s. Duffy. Battle Ground.
Tie bar for holding bent wood-Joel Ct. Niccum,
indianapolis.
Stove drun-Thomas Scantlin, Evansville.
Harrow-Jackson G. Burnhan, Noblesv lie.
MICHIGAN.
Elevated railway-John M. Abbott Hillsdale.
Apparatus for tanning leather-Bean h Rowland.
Tecumseh.
Machine for packing and busting wool-Milton
Ross, Ionia.
Washing machne-Geo. r. Chandler, Detroit
Broiler-Denman Il Tilotson, Detroit. ,a-
Lathe for squaring nuts, &c.-Jas. Flower Detroit.
Horse collar pad press-John Fraser, Dowagiac.
Saw-George B. Goodnow, Detroit.
Sleigh bench-Edward Mlner Marquette.
Grain separator-Myron H Smith, Lawton.
Oval turning tool-John L. Warren, Detroit.
WISCONSIN.
Trunk-Heinrich Doerr, Milwaukee.
Neck yoke-King & Gould, GAINESVILLE.
Ratchet drill-Joseph Laubser, Milwaukee.
Press and strainer combinei-W d. Medbery.
Bangor
Seeder and cultivator combined-N. e. Allen,
Trenton.
Machine for shearing metal-Doty Richardson,
Janesville.
BED oottom-Moses Morehouse, Boscobel.
Cultivator-Charles Bird Ackley.
Washing machine-Mos3s ingalls,, Muscatine.
Harvester dropper-N Nathaniel 8. Ketchum, Mar
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