The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-03-20
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

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Contents.
ISRAEL PUTNAM
illustrated by Thirteen Engraviprs
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY.
A HOME IN THE CINNAMON ; t,,5' ISLE
illustrated by Six Ensravngs.
THE RESURRECTION FLOWER
:, =, ili1 g..I,!se, by -Four Engraviue~.
T THE SF Ss EMIhE R RRS ~
PAUL ALIENS WIFE. AND HOW he FOUND HER
SNAKE CHARMING. By \. HENDERSON, NJ ID
A NIGHTLY SCENE IN LONDON. by CHARLES D,cr
HOW WAS DISCARDED BY A MARRIED Mas
HOW THE DESTRUCTION OF TREES AFFECTS
THE RAIN
LITTLE DoRRIT. by CHARTS DicEENs
Il"tTat'o's-Nr Is Aunt Is conducted INTO Re
CHAPTER MI. BLEEDING Heart Yard
CHAPTER XIII. PalriarchaL
CHAPTER XIV Liue Dorriit'- Parry
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
EDITORS TABLE
EDITOR EASY CHAIR
EDITORS DRAWER
FOOLISH FOLkS-ALIrFOOLS DAY SKETCHES
HaStahoHs-The Musical Fool-1he Literarv
Fool-The Siage-SLruck FGol-The Fast Fool Tn.
ArsiocIaue Fool.-'The Political Fool.-The Military
Eool;-The lnqnisitlve foOl.-The Pedestrian Fool
The Visionary Fooi-.ihe Moneyet Fool-A Bash
Matrimonial Fool-Not a bin of a Fool
FASHIONS FOR APRIL
Illustrations - Promenade and Dinner Toilets
Manulla-lnfanl's Robe.
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