Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-01

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able for general popular circulation, and hence tn,
new issue of these famous novels will be welcomed
by the generation of readers that have sprung NJ
since Cooper departed from us. As time progresses
the character, genius, and value of the Cooper 10
mances become more widely recognized; he is now
accepted as the great classic of American litera
turs and his books the prose epics Of oDr early
history.
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The Tambourine Girl" There is handsome Col.
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ing "Tts Evening Hymn" Music-"wed Better
Bide Vice." The illustrations of fashions look styl.
ish and there patterns for fancy work in variety
The literary keeps up the high reputation of
this magazine. There is very good story by Mary
L. BoIles Branch august Belly and one by Miss f.
| Hodgs on, quietly told, but of remarkable merit;
Mrs Hosmer's Mission Work is satisfactorily con-
cIuded, "Queen Coquetta continues to be a ye,y
fas cinating serial and Mrs Wo, DIS no, ell grows ex
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ThsiLittle Nursling by Clio Stanl0.. The White
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Visits of Angels; by Rev. David D. Hudson. Moth |
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Mr.. Warner is the auihcr Of my Sumner in a
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No III. of this series arl ears in the March mum
Der of SCRIByER's.