Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
LITERATURs;AND JOURNALISM.

O "oouiuni inc omclais oil the Penna. Centr
= road, aud Messrs. Job II. jackson and 7. v
Bowers, Of this city.
i LiTERATUREiAND JOURNALISM.
0 APPLEroNs JOURNAL.
y / We have just been admiring wood cpgrayiu
Q oi which Philadelphia especially may feel prout
We refer to the engraving presented as suppl,
ment TO the Journal at the caption of this part
graph, entitled " Fairmount and view of th
Park from Girard Avenue Bridge" This pictur
presents coup d'ea of the FaIrmount sectio
from Girard College to West Philadelphia, an
VIII undoubtedly adorn the wall of many of on
Citizens. An excellent portrait of Humboldt an
other Illustrations appear In the body of the text
, The JovrnM has only been published for abou
Six months, but during that time has presente,
seven steel engravings. ten cartoon wood engray
ings and eight pictorial supplements to its readers
IN TACT, tho feature of this periodical is tina
every number shall contain either q cartoo,
wood engraving, steel engraving, or profuscl,
illustrated pictorial supplement. The reading
matter comprisce serial novels, short stories
sketches OF travcl,and papers OF general interest
The best talent of both continents being availet
OF in filling Its columns. We arc not surprised
TO learn that the Journal has already more thar
one hundred thousand subscribers and that the
number is constantly increasing.
/ TUE SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
Messrs. j. u. Llppincott 81 Co., of Philadel.
phia,nnnounce that they have c6Ncudcd arrange.
men's Tor the future publication, In this country,
OF the London monthly Sunday Magazine, com.
mencing with the number for October next
forming the first of q new volume, the cousecu-
uve numbers to be issued simultaneously with
thcir appearance in England, and to be- in respect
10 iettcrpress and illustration, fac simile OF the
| English Edition.
1his publication Is not precisely religious, but
aims to combine Recreation, In its truest sense.
With the highest form Of Christian instruction.
lls success in England has been very great. and
IL has had contributions from such writer's us
Dean Afford, the Duke of Argyle, Norman Mac.
ieod' jean lngelow and others. Illustrations
arc profusc and of the highest style of art. $3.50
per annuul.
j. B. BuRE tG Co., the subscription book pub
fishers Of Hartford, Connecticut have in press
and Will so-n issue, new work entitled iStrug-
gfrs and 7rfumphs; or, Forty Years RecoAections
81 r. Il Bdrnun, written by HIMSELF Every
body has heard of the irrepressible Snowman, and
here will be IN opportunity to learn allabout him
AS merchant, manager, banker, lecturer, and
successful Snowman on two continents 'tSlrup-
giles and Triumphs'' gives an account of the
authors struggles for livelihood, his inprison.
ment and reloas., his saving the life of james
Gordon Bennett, bis brave encounter with Capt.
Judkins, of the Cunard steamer, aud hundreds
Of other narratives. 1t records his travels in this
country and IN Europe his "reminiscences of
Victoria, Louis Philippe, King Leopold, Thackcray
aud many other persons of note. In addition to
this the work will contain his celebrated lecture
on the cart of Money-Getting."
The book will be printed on good paper, and
appropriately illustrated with thiry-threc full
pasc engravngs. 1t will be sold by subscription
only, and agents arc wanted in every county and
town to canvass for it. For particulars and
terms, address the publisher.
DEACON Il PETERSON arc out with the October
"Ladys Friend" with Its usual supply of fashion
plates, aud all manner of patterns for the toiete
The latest novelties in the way of fall costumes
are described and Illustrated, and the ladies, re-
turning from their summer campaigns, with
"nothing to wear" ns is always the case, will
hnil their "Friend,, with MACMILLAN ,,,sc,a,;'..
There is also the usual rood ossortn,c,, or mar,
azinc stories and poetry.
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ture, Is a new monthly publication just started in
Boston, edited by Dexter Smith, who is well
known in musical circles as the author of MANY
popular songs. The Folio contains sixteen large
pagcs. Including two ,,icces or nov, rn,s,o -,
oriuiaal story. and much nersonn ,,,orar,, .,,a |
art gossip. Terms 81 co p'r onnrn,
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Each number of the journal contains severa, vol.
liable designs of carriape.. sleigbs so and other
and diagrams. Terms sa M \ v.,r
I. D. Ware, publisher, Philadelphia.