Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
l,rERA TIRE AND JOURNALISM.

y;,n;.co,,,, Aooa,ine. for November, does not
sutr,,r IN comparison with any Of Its older cotem-
porarics. "The Vicar Of Bullhamptop, py
ar,hony Trollone with two full page epgrayings,
.ron, ,,o rrmhor The other articles arc -
nDapghtcrs of Toll. - poem, by Evangellne Nj.
,.,..snu'. .,tvaar ana Tear by Doctor s. Weir
u,,cho,, /. l. Murd,r Most Foul" by VIC. Elan;
{. H., ;, hv Charles Morris. "a Catch" by II.
7, o,,a,ara. :. p.vopd ,be Breakers." by Hon.
p',ns, nIa owen uThe Satisfaction Usual |
-. c,.,,.,,a,,u NV Josenh 4. Reed: I" The |
-. M, - Eronk,ln Fits. "Jaffa to
Ia.,,.,,o,,, ;, h,, Harry A. Brown: " Watching
~. -. :, raor, ~, Prof Henry Hartsborre;
90 pran,,oo ), Inv Charles G. Shanks
!, 81, s.a 1a., ~ tho Ruccaneers by W.
!, paoo,or,,ors of an Attacbc. 7" by r, NJ.
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..,,.,a.., nuus,.o,s3 Almanac for 1879 Is the
-. d,r'..,,',,, ,rs,ro,od nnblicotion of the kind
- 4. ,,nor,o, To brilliant tinted cover and
~. ,,ro,,,s Illustrations from original designs
.'' .uu'eo - ,.,,a 1, II, ,,c,or,a, ottrac-
-, .,,sa,n.l, he,ntirul. II ia edited by Mis-,
srso, Fenlpore f,ooper. one of the most agrcca-
~, ,rr;,ors IN ruro, subiects that we have. The
,,,o ~ ,,ds elegant volnme ia only thirty cents,
,r,,o, ron,,,,.d m n App,eton a Co.. New
york wi,, secprc a copy by return mail, post
mid
.peters,n's 5faoa.ine for November is hand
..,a,,, .,d ,rog,so,y illustrated with steel nn,l
wood envravinos. The stories are furnished by
spcb writers as Rcbecca Harding Davis, Mrs.
Ann :. stophens. Frank Lee Benedict, and others
Win this number we have the prospectus for
1870. which promises five original novel,lts by
lana q. Austin. Mrs. stcpheus, +. l.. Benedict
tho sutbor of :. The Second Lilc" and by the
outbor of Ethcl's Sir Launcelot" Tho price
is Int two dollars n wear. To clubs, the terms
are chenper still, VIZ: four copies for $780, or
eight copies for $1,000; in the first case large
,zrd engraving. entitled "Our Father Who Art
In Heaven" being given as present to the per-
son getting up tic club; In the last, an txtta
copy of the Magazine, in addition to the en-
yrnyinp No,p is The time 10 act up clubs for 1870.
address. Chas. j. Peterson, s06 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa,
We have received No. l of the PhanirciA,
RepnJl;can, u paper published weekly at Pbenix
willie. Pa by Mr.. john Pawing. 1t il, as 1t,
name indicates. Republican in politics aud W,
have long thought there was room in that DO
rough for such paper We know Mr.. Puwlinl
TO be reliable, steady young man, and withal
practical printer, and we wish for his paper
full measure of success
Our schooidag Jisitor for November is al
ready issued. and has an interesting table of con
tents for our young folks. The price is u %
ycar. with handsome steel engraving for % cts
extra. Daughaday e. Becker, Publishers, AZ
Walnut street Philadelphia
The November number of Putanm's AontLl
IA one of average merit. The first article "Gatt
WAYS to the Pole ,, by Prof. +. b. Maury, is III
most notable. aud propounds somc theories 7,
, spccilnr the Northwest Passage, which, frol
their noyelty and ingenuity arc sure TO attra,
much attention. "Hcllenic Nationality and I'll
East n "solid'' article by Karl Blind. G.
4 fowl. furnishes n bionrapblcal sketch of IL
: pnke of Algyll--uThe Radical Duke" NJ
r Putnam continues his interesting Leaves frol
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