Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The following nave aeached us during
the week:
The TYPoGRAPHICA MESSENGER for
April: James COnnerS Sons, publishers
80 and 80 Center street, New York; 81 per
year, in advance. 1t is worth ten times
the money to every printer.
The EVERGREEN for April; a monthly
magazine, devoted to Masonic culture,
uniformity and progress: Guilbert, Barnes
& Co., publishers, Dubuque, Iowa. II
ought to find its way to every Masonic
table. -
The MIRROR OF TYPOGRAPHY for April
]. H. Senior q Co, 6 and Z Sun Building,
New York, publishers; 81 per annum.
1t is in every respect worthy the patron
age of the members of the craft, and will
keep them posted Of the improvements in
the printers art.
THE PRINTERS CIRCULAR FOR APRIL,
published by r. s. Menamin, of Phila-
delphial, is a number of SURPRISING ex-
cellence, both as to typography and con-
tents. Not only the employing but the
employed printers of the United States
should be found among the supporters Of
the best organ the craft has. The CIR
CULAR is full of interest for the printers
of every State. The contents of this
number are unusually good.
THE ADyERTIsER's GAZETTE for April.
A Quarterly Magazine of information, in
teresting to advertisers and publishers,
George P. Rowell & Co, 40 Park Row,
New York, publishers 1t is all that it
purports to be.
MoNrvALE SPRINGS, Blount county,
East Tennessee. An analysis Of the wa
ters, by the late Professor Mitchell, of
East Tennessee University, and an ac-
connt of their medical properties and ap-
p~licability to particular diseases, with an
o.11,ls- aapFos.s, -arinEsd- M rff Il aafaa
of their successful use. Knoxville, Ten
nessee, Ramage & Co., Publishers.
The seventy-6rst Annual Announce
ment of the Woman's Medical College, of
Pennsylvania, 1901, and the Valedictory
Address by Mrs. Ann Preston, M. d.
The SOUTHERN FARMER for May is q
good number OF the most invaluable of
Southern agricultural papers. II Is full
of matter both seasonable and sensible
and that no man should be without I'M
less be desires to plod along in ignorance
and in the rut of his father because il is
his fathers. The makeup of the Farmer
is especially noticeable and the typo
graphy Toes justice to the taste of the
managers of the Southwestern Publish
ing House. There is no estimating the
good DIR. Phillips has done and is doing
BY this paper, which we heartily indorse
and recommend to the subscribers of the
APPEAL Our country readers should
subscribe for 1t.
The Journal of the Telegraph, contain
ing well written articles against postal
telegraphy, which we regard as a fore
goWe conclusion.
@he Banner Of the Gross, Father Ryan's
interesting weekly, which we are glad to
notice, is fully sustained up to the high
position it assumed with its initial num-
Der.
This Southern Messenger and Church
Record, an organ of the Episcopal Church,
published at Meridian, Miss. 1t is a neat
little sheet, full of promise of good things
to come, and containing a great deal Of
useful information and instruction for the
people who are expected to sustain it,
HowE's MUSICAL MONTHLY for May, is
a capital number, and as usual contains
fully six dollars worth of good music for
thirty-hve cents. Elias Howe, of los
Court street, Boston, is the publisher.