The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-27
Literary.


ber) number of this new illustrated magazin
reputation of its conductor, j. G. Holland
we had expected something extra in tn
magazine line, butt were, not prepared 70
such a. superb display ir the first number
Every thing improves with age" and w
shall not be surprised to see ScRIBNER's tax
rank at once among the first publications O
the day. The illustrations are excellent, anc
the literary matter is in keeping with thu
high order of the magazine. Among it's con
tributors we notice many names of literar,
fame. 1t takes the place Of Hours at Home
and "Putnam's Magazine" both of which
are merged in this. New York Scribner &
Co.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for November has
arrived. The illustrations in this number
consist of a fine steel plate" Our Contrib.
utors y six-fgure colored fashion plate a
large extension sheet, containing Mirty-three
designs of dresses and other articles of the
wardrobe /; riding habit; hats, bonnets, etc.,
and various designs for the work table. The
fancy alphabet for marking is fine illustra-
ton. 1t would be impossible for us to emu
merate all the beauties of this number, both
literary and pictorial. Philadelphia L. A.
Cooley.
BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR NovEMBER.-We
have received the November number of Bal.
LOUIS Magazine, and have read it with inter-
est, as we always do every month that Ballou
is issued. It has the best variety of contents
of any magazine in the country. It's ro-
mances are always well written, its sea stories
such assoply true-hearted sailors can write,
and all the reading is original and of the best
quality. There are 100 pages, 16 of them with
illustrated subjects, and all for the small sum
of Is cts, or so per year. Great improve
ments are promised for the coming year. All
periodical depois sell Ballous. Themes 81
Talbot, 60 Congress street, Boston, are the
publishers.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for November
brings the following table of contents Foot
paths, Thomas Wentworth Higginson The
Return Oldtown Fireside Stories, Mrs. H.
B. Stowe; Highly Explosive, Jane G. Austin;
c. A. H.; Fechter as Hamlet,
Kate Field Joseph and his Friend, XII,
Bayard Taylor -Four Months 9th Charles
Dickens, II. Murillo's " Immaculate Con-
ception," David Gray Travelling Compan-
ions, 7. H. James. Jr. The Intellectual In.
fuence of Music, John s. Dwight; A Novem-
Der Pastoral, Bayard Taylor; Mr.. Burling
anne as an Orator; Reviews and Literary
Notices. Fields, Osgood & Co., Publishers,
Boston.
THE PEOPLES LITERARY COMPANION. for
November, comes to US as bright and as fresh
looking as the green fields are after a geutle
rain. 1t is published by E. G. Alien & Co.,
Augusta, Maine. Terms, IS cents per year.
A fine Steel Engraving, entitled " From
Shore to Shore" is presented to every new
subscriber. 1t is really one of the most
pleasing engravings ever before the public
The Companion is printed on fine, heavy
paper its columns are filled to the brim with
good things by talented authors, and withal
one the largest and finest illustrated
family papers published.
Our YOUNG FOLKS for November has rea CHI
ed US, bringing the following table of con-
tents We Girls, XII. /; just Like Aunt Ban
ger Waiting for Bite,a poem !; A Boys
Visit to Pompeii; Aunt Nutty's Stories to the
Fairy Feline Going to the Menag-
erie; How to Draw, "; Spinning The
William Henry Letters Before Flying South.
ward; Our Young Contributors; Prize Es-
says; The Evening Lamp Our Letter Box.
Boston Fields. Osgood & Co.
THE CHILDREN's HOUR for November is at
hand, filled with good things in the way of
stories and Illustrations suitable for children
This number fairly keeps up the reputation
If the magazine. Philadelphia: T. s. Arthur.
ARrHUR's HOME MAGAzINE.-The Novem-
per number of this favorite Ladies' magazine
1as arrived, as usual finely printed and beau
,ifully illustrated. "Jacqueline" is contin-
ned through this number, and the story is in
,eresting as ever. A number of other fine
stories are also given. The fashion plates,
md the fancy alphabet are excellent. Phil
ldelphia II. s. Arthur & Sons.
THE NURSERY for, November brings host
of good things for the children. The illustra-
ions in this number alone are worth the yearly
price, to say nothing of the
many fine stories just suit ed for youngest
leaders. Boston John l.. Shorey.
THE BENCH AND BAR-The November
number Of this..valuable publication has reach
ID our table. It's contents are Blachstone's
Commentaries On Vindictive Damages :;
Supreme Court of Alabama Digest of Re-
cent American Decisions; Book Reviews:
and an attractive Miscellany
Chicago Callaghan 81 Cockcroft.
THE LADY's FRIEND For NOVEMBER. -
This is very handsome number. The fash
ons in this magazine are ALWAYS superior to
any that can be found elsewhere, In all de-