Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
LITERATURE AND JOURNALISM.

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fresh and original, az may be inferred from the
following table of contents The Last of the
sibyls, sketch of Madame Lenormand, the
famous parisian fortune teller; Life in the
Australian Bush Tom and his Wife, a Cafor-
nian story pansies (poetry); Gray's Peak, To it
and Up it; A Frontier Post and Country
Naturalist's Rambles in Northern Mexico; Mother
Hockey Aspasie poetry; Walkers Administra,
ton in Kansas MIR. Elias Story Manitoba; The
Red River Country A Canoe Cruise iu the Coral
Sea !; His Answer to Her Letter, poem by Bret
Harte, and notices of Current Literature. The
terms of the Overland are 9i.O0 year. The
publishers (J. H. Carmany & Co., San Fran
cisco, D promise new attractions for 1871.
The Old Franklin Almanac" for 1871, is
received from A. Winch, Philadelphia 1t con-
tains besides the usual astronomical calculations
great variety of statistics, chronological tables,
and much other useful matter.
in the December namber Of the Phreno To-
qical Journal may be found, among much other
interesting reading, the following Gen Trochu,
Governor of Paris What Can do Best; George
Trask, the Reformer; A Wife's Stratasem; Watch
Manufacture in America ; Physical Education !
A Merry Christmas Louis Adolph Theirs Our
Visit to Salt Lake City Spiritualism Wanted
Young Men Picket Duel Our National Bever.
age. Valuable premiums are offered Magazine
canyassers and others. S. r. Wells, publisher,
NY.
The Teclnologist, for December 1st presents
a valuable list of articles on engineering, manu-
featuring and building. There are several illus
| Uy1raue Stoua BroaIlQU
Grisson's Solar Engine, Ornate Cottag ,s, etc
Among the other articles arc notes on Iron and
steel Native Phosphates Cemests, Ancient
and Modern Condensed Living 0l the Dete
rioration of Coal by Atmospheric Influences,
The Little Corporal, for December, closes
the eleventh volume of that juvenile, and it i
steadily increasing in popularity aud circulation
1t is, now enlarged and improved, and beauti
fully illustrated. Tho last two numbers of thi
wear are offered free to all who subscribe now TO
1871 Terms 81. 50 year, sewall & Miller, pub
, fishers, Chicago, ILL.,
The Home Journal, the leading New ior
! Society journal, will celebrate its twenty-iift
birthday on the first of January, by the addtio
q Of eight columns, making it one-quarter large
. than a. present. Tie prosperity of the Hon
: Journal III der its present management has mai
it more thai ever the leading organ of cultivate
s American society Messrs. Phillips, Elliot an
Is Perry are editors who seem specially qualified
N their ability and excellent taste to keep up tn
standard of the Home Journal and to make
more attractive as their deserved prosperit
. enables them to do so.
I, The December numbers of Mer1ys Museui
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y iuyepile montLlies are always we'll filled wit
original articles and good engravings, calculate
: to instruct as we'll as amuse. Tho forml
y is the Oldest magazine OF this Kind
y America, and is published by Horace b. Fulle
% Boston. at 81. so u year. The Ftsitor is Sl.2l
: published by Daughaday & Becker, Philadephi
The Ladies' Repository, for the present mon
concludes the thirtieth volume. This Issue Ia
,is its usual number of superior steel engraving
IT. and good wood cuts. Its articles are aiwa
st fresh and Instructive such as should secure 1t
m welcome in all Christian families Terms ~
,r- per annum. Hitchcock b Walden, publisher
st Cincinnati, o.
re "a Rowing Commission" constitutes t
ey opening article in LippincoHs MdJdztne
IN, December 1t relates the remarkable experien
'm of correspondent Of Northern newspaper W
le- .asou,n.,,;sd tho Southern armies during
a,,,;ra war Florida How to go and whs
"a to Stay" is a humorous and suggestive artic
81 addressed particularly to those who are conte
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mo- winter. "Chit-Chat from AiiuAu'iA,
70 pleasant contribution from the pen OF FloreI
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bic - ,v.,,,ar ,ro.ts of subiect that dee
ish 1,r- ~ a,,,,,o;,I nrosnocts of the count
is 4leo'e ''o pam.ni. ,,,;,la on .,Tbe Real q
ght Edward A. Poll ifa as''c'e on ino M Aeal a.. ;.
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