The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-21
LITERARY.

THE LADY's FRIEND FOR JANUARY. A
splenddly embellished number, leading of
with spirited skating picture, "The Poet
Goethe at Frankfurt" engraved in the high
est style of art. There are also beautiful
colored Fashion Plate, and choice wood en-
cravings, with q profusion of fashion illus
trations. Tue music is Why, Dearest wilt
thou Leave Me?' The literary matter is ex.
cellent, the poems particularly good: one OF
them by Miss Mary Prescott being finely
illustrated. Every department of the Lady's
Friend is admirably filled, making it all that
lady could desire Price So. 90 year. Four
copies, Sc. Eight copies (and one gratis)
$l2. "The Lady's Friend and the Satur-
day Evening POST" 81. Published by Dea,
con & Peterson, Philadelphia.
BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY. We
find in the january number of BALLoU's
MAGAZINE, which is just issued, such COM
plete collection Histories, romances, poems,
engravings, and real useful information, that
we do not wonder BALLoU's MONTHLY is SO
popular with all classes of society. Here we
see New Years story, and there sea yarn
and so we read through the whole
publication and wish for more The maya
zine is only 81 so per year, or Is cents per
copy, and is for sale at all the news depots in
the country. Thomas q Talbot, Publishers,
60 Congress Street, Boston.
ARTHURs LADY's HOME MAGAZINE FOR
JANUARY. The Queen of the Ladies' Mag
azines" opens the new year with rich mum
Der. The illustrations and fashion engrav-
ings are unusually fine. The new story, from
the German, a." Sophie Mansfield" the epen-
ing chapters of which appear in this number
is one of more than usual interest and power.
We hardly need to refer our readers to
"OTHER PEOPLES WINDOWS" by the mimi.
table Pipsissiway Potts. That lady's sayings
and doings are full of Inherent quaintness,
practical good sense, and quiet sarcasm.
Don't fail to read the 'PAssIoN-PLAY AT
OBRR ,AMMERGUA." 1t will hold your inter.
est with more than the pewer and fascina-
ton of a romance.
Mrs Hester A. Benedict, the rising poet of
the day, contributes to this number one Of
her finest lyrics, BETWEEN Two YEARS"
Terms so year with reduction to clubs
A great variety Of premiums offered for sub
scribers Published by. 7. s. Arthur q Son,
Philadelphia, Pc.
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for January
is still in the advance. For reading at once
spicy, vigorous, spirited and high-toneG, its
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mendation. A capital beginning OF the New
Year. The following are among its articles ::
g. B. Washburn, our Minister to France What
Can Do Best ? Cheerful Giving Joseph P.
Thompson D. D., Late of the Broadway Tab
ernacle Church Expression. It's Anatomy
and Philosophy "Sol' Smith Russell, or
some Studies in Facial Caricature Passages
from Dyak Life; Only a Head, or " Not a
Cent in the World" chapter Of mishaps :;
Taking Cold" or the Causes AMI Remedy
of "Colds" Our Objects ;Political Economy
not Failure William n. ByerS, the Rocky
Mountain Printer; Intercommunication !;
Great Fires of Ancient and Modern Times !;
influence of Forests on Climate. Numerous
illustrations are given. Price only $3a year.
Any Book, Map, Chart, Portrait, Album,
Magazine. Paper, or Sheet Musis sent "by
return of first Post" at Publishers prices.
All works on Phrenology, Photography, Hy-
dropathy, Anatomy, Medicine, Mechanics,
Dictionaries, Gazetteers, Encyclopedias, and
on the Natural Sciences, supplied. Address
s. r. Wells, No. $50 Broadway New York.
OUR YOUNG FoLKs.-The January number
of this fine youths imagining has reached our
table, and brings the opening chapters Of q
new serial story by j. T. Trowbridge, entitled
"a chance for Himself" This number con-
tains some fifteen fine interesting stories for
the young folks. We consider it the best Of
it's class. Boston James r. Osgood g. Co.
The annual meeting of the Agricultural
Society of the County OF Kenosha was held
at the HALL of the Society in Bristol Dee, 4th,
1871