The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-29

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hsying nd no isisure for eysn : cursory az
animation, give their contents without pro-
nouncing upon their merits:
THrATLAIrIc for April eontaips: APleA
fur ~ AAasDon; III wreck ofsthe Pcca-
h6atn; Spsne1r; LAsos Bar; BysWsys Of
Earops: Once More; Our Roman Catholic
Brethren; Tho Poison Of the RAttlesnake; A
Most Extraordinary Case; Doctor Molke's
Friends; Free Missouri; April; Art; Reviews
and Literary Notices.
Published BY Ticknor & Fields, Boston,
Mass; s4ayear.
Our You've Folks is we'll filed if the
liable of contents Is N index Of quality. The
little folks have the better of the older folks
~now-a-dsys, We believe. At any rate Dick
ems for them in the 'Holiday Romance IN
.sOur Young Folks" is ever 80 much better
and more entertaining than Dickens George
Silverman's Explanation for the seniors in
the uAtlantic.u Lieutenant Colonel Robin
Redfoath tells his story in this number. And
following are: The First Crusade; Corporal
| Giles; Anna Maria's Visit to the Minister;
| Driving the Gov; Lessons in Magic; the
French Exposition for twenty cents; The Lit
tie Jew; Emily at Home Again The Lady
Who put her Salt ID her Coffee; Music; Round
the Evening Lamp; Orr Letter Box.
Published BY Ticknor 4 Fields, Boston; 20
cents . number.
The April number ofthe PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNALS fresh, racy, vigorous. Among
the portraits and characters are, Adelina
Patti; Isaac Jennings, n. D.; Allen A. Grit
| eth, the Western Elocutionist; Charles |. Of
England; King and Queen Of Greece; Rsvs.
N. ]. Raphall, s. N. Isaacs, Isaac Lesser,
A. De Sofa, DR.. Adler. DR.. Hlowy, and six
other prominent Jewish Divines; Articles and
Sketches on Phantasmagoria- Association of
Ideas in Memory; Who shall be Chief? or,
Mrs. E. O. Smith on HThe Family The
Pipe and It's Story; Inordinate Affection, BY
Rev. G. ]. Geer, D. D.; Dissipation Dis
ease Our Congressman, etc.
Price 80 cents a number, or So q year; ad
dress s.. r. Wells, $50 Broadway, New
York.
LIrTEu's LIVING AGE, Number 1913, lacks
somewhat of It's usual variety, but nothing in
merit. The contents are, James Louis Peti.
CRU; England and Ireland, by John Stuart
| Mill; The Bramleighs Of Bishops Folly; Oc-
cupstiona of a Retired Life; Spiders; Doctor
| Newman & Poems; Studies in Tennyson; Life
OF DIR. Campbell; Short Pieces and Poems.
Published by Littell / Gay, Boston; IS
cents Q number,
Tn. RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE for young PEG.
pie is beautiful in form and appearance, and
excellent in matter. There is in the April
number a full-page fr%ontispiece of"Robinson
Crusoe;'' Three; Ny Three Guardians; From
Superior to ST. Paul; Amanda's Party; Biddy
and Dorcas; The Straits Of Magellan; Hunt
er and Tom; A Day on Deck; The Two
Doves; Little Louis Sayings and Doingsi Ad-
ventures of the Crowfoot Family; The Wise
Fairy; Bessie's Birthday Party; Pins; Sailors
Songs; The Book Robinson Crusoe; Patch
work; Mother Goose Melodies.
Published by Hufd 4 Houghton, New
York; 50 50 year.
BIAcKwoop's EDIsBuRe MAGAZINE for
March contains: The Church in the Army
and Navy; Linda Tressell; The Temporal
Power Of the Papacy; A Fenian Alarm; The
National Character of the Old English Uni-
yersities; Letters from q staff officer with the
Abyssinian Expedition; Opposition Tactics.
Re-published by the Leonard Scott Pub>
fishing Company. New York; 81 a year.
Blackwood and the four Quarterlies SIS a
wear,