Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

ship and editorial conduct Of the Home
Journal Both wrote for it under Mr.. VIII
ISIS administration.
When n. p. Willis bought his home on
the Hudson il was waste unimproved hills
and rocks. The owner said to him, 1t is
amere idle wild; what use can you make
of it:~ Willis evsded the question but re-
membered the expression and named it
:. Idlewild
Miss Louisa NJ. Alcott's health is such
that her physicians forbid all literary labors.
-Messrs. Ticknor & Fields are about COM
mencing the publication of a Diamond edi-
ton of Dickens, in style similar TO their
:. Diamond Tennyson. One volume will
be issued each month, the series being COM
menced with Pickwick Papers. and to be
complete in twelve or thirteen volumes.
Two styles Of binding will he used, one Of
crimson morocco cloth. and the other in
green morocco cloth. the former being Sl.25.
and the latter ~ .50. volume
The February number of the american
Farmer i received. Ii contains an inter
esting and valuable variety Of matter, much
Of which consists of original communica-
tons Of practical character. Worthington
& Lewis. 50 South Gay street. Baltimore. are
publishers. 81 a year.
The American Journal OF the Medical
Sciences is published quarterly by Henry c.
Lea, FOG and Jos SAMSON St, Philadelphia.
Tie issue for January contains eleven origi-
nal articles in the department of Memoirs
and Cases. from the pens of the most pro-
minent medical gentlemen in the country
There are also synopses Of the proceedings
Of various societies, and a full list of Re
views and photographed Notices. The
journal is under the editorial charge Of
Isaac Hays, NJ D., and i, is credit and an
ornament 10 the profession.
--E'rery Saturday for February 9, con-
tains Little Bills, from the London Re
riem; Confidential Lamentations" by
Alexander Dumas Among Southwestern
cathetral-, Frazers Magazine; THE Two
Sisters Of Cologne, All the Year Round:
9. An Obscure Passage in Garibaldis Life,
L Epoque James Weathercock, by Chas.
Dickens ..Colored Rain and Snow, Leis-
ure Hour; sketch of the life OF Alexander
smith. from the London RerieW 1.-the con-
,nuaiion of Black Sheep, and Foreign
Notes.
The Gdtdxy for February is out, and
contains the commencement of the new
novel :. Waiting for the Verdict. by Miss
Davis. author OF Life in the Iron Mills :
+. The opening scenes are upon the old ferry
boat between Philadelphia and Camden. In
succeeding chapters the scene Of the story is
changed to the south, and the characters
tics Of Southern society. and the tone Of
Southern thought and feeling in the very
heat Of the war, are forcibly depicted
Z We have heretofore referred TO the ex-
excellence Of the american -irtisdn, a
journal oil the Arts Mechanics. Manufac-
tures. Patents. ste 1t has recently been en-
larged by the addition Of a supplemental sheet
containing the official list Of patent claims.
The publishers Of the .irtisaa are Brown.
Coonbs & Co.. 80 Broadway, New York.
The Piitsburg Dispatch has adopted
the quarto form.
The organization Of the New York Press
Club is progressing
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in the style Of condensation, the Roma
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