Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-03-28
Editors Table.

TnE LADY's FRIEsD, FOR APRIL.-A beautiful
and pathetic steel engraving, Caught by the Tide,"
is the leading embeishment in the April number
of this Queen of the Monhies This is followed
by the usual refined and elegant double steel fash
ion plate. 1.-The Day after the Failure, is touch.
ing picture. The music for this month is the pOpu-
lar song, Lady, do not Trust the Stranger" which
is worth of itself the price OF the number. The lit
We may specify "Tho Work of Day," by Mrs
Hosmer ''Widows versus Doctors" by Frances A
Shaw "A Dead Mans Rule" by Elizabeth Pres
colt "My Last Courtship - "Arry's Phiiopana -
Editorials, The Fashions, Receipts, 20. Published
by Deacon 4 Peterson, $40 WALNUT St, Phlad'a
GopEY's LApY's BOOK, FOR APRIL.-L Look at the
establishments in this number: The Rustic Belle"
a steel plate, and handsome one, too colored
fsshon.plate, containing six figures; large exten
rion sheet containing thirty-nne engraviDgs.-
Among them will DO found designs for eleven dresses
suitable for every occasion. Bonnots, caps, head
dresses ladies' waists, childrens garments embroi-
"Sisterly Affection beautiful tinted picture for
the juveniles "Country Joys" is another tine en-
craving for our young friends In the fancy work
department will be found designs for key-bag,
noe-case spectacle-case, knitted bracelet, crochet
knitting bag, pncushion, lady cap-bag, wheebar
row MATCHBOX, and jewel case. A Cottage. in the
pointed style, is also given, with the plan. The lit
erary DEPARTMENT. is made up OF articles from tho
pens OF the best magazine writer's of the day Pub
lished by l.. A, Cooley n. Il. Cor. Sixth and Chest
nut Streets, Philadelphia.
"THg NAUrcA GLRL," NEw SroRY.-Ths New
York EcsniHg Post has commenced the publca-
ton Of serial tale, entitled ''rhe Nautch
Girl-a tale Of tho Indian Ocean" 1t will appear
regularly, being printed from the completed manu-
script Of the author, in the publishers possession
"Ihe Nautch Girl" is a story of American adven-
ture in some Of the obscurer parts of the East Indian
seas, told by participant in the described
it has novel situations and describes and strange
manners and customs; it is essentially story,
"the Nautch Grip being the name of clipper
schooner, sDuggier.
The story is copyrighted by the publishers, and
will appear only IN the Weekly and Semi Heekly
I EusaiHg Post. twill through its colums for
several months, and will We believe, please our
readers ... a--
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! art selections and contributors, full produce and
markst reports and everything else that should p'
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