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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
I HIRD EDITION !!
A MARKET ST. SENSATION
LAUNCH OF A VESSEL
A TOWN DEsTs0YED BY WATER.
A Sensation.
A HEAnLEss BABY FOUND IN THE YARD OF A
MARKET STREET STORE

This morning clerk in NJ arket street estab-
lishment discovered a headlcss and footiess baby
ing In the yard attached to the store. The ba.
oy, however, proved to be one OF the doll species
II had been decapitated ruthlessly separated from
IT'S ieet, and stied into this yard, where it lay par
TALLY covered by piece OF board.
The joke was pretty well circulated and q
number OF people called to look at the baby
They saw 1t aud went away satisfied that they
had been sold.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
SrraV w ats.

Franklin Loan Association meets 10 hight.
That ring WAS not as easv 10 break us some
people thought
The Board OF Education meets in regular
session this evening.
DR.. Simms pain searrhtr, cures headache
In short Tune; fifty cents pBr bottle.
II. ii. Sutton has purchased tho Washing
ton Hotel livery Stables ana Will hereafter
conduct them.
Tho styles ot hoopskiits aud corsets at
Franks, 5ll Market s'roat, are manifold ::
they are sold M low prices.
kUNAwAY.-A lively runaway took place
on Tatnail street, about 30 O'Clock, this
morning. A horse attached To y large store
wagon ran from Sixth To Front streets, but
was stopped before any serious damage was
sustained. The driver was unhurt.
The plymouth HarAm" Is now Tho Greatest
theme for the New York gossipers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
Fine Nail Scissors

Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand Brushes
Ha'l Files. Nail Polishers. oct. lur sale by
f. BRlnUilt bSr i CO,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Brodic's ajfracui0us Care for COrns
An English remedy OF great popularity, for re-
moving Gums without pam
r.. BRlNGHllRSf q CO..
ArOthecaIes,
jelS Corner sixth AMI Mark ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

To ATLANTIC CIrY.-The time is drawing
near for tbs grand excursion to Atlantic
city. Persons Intending to go would do
well to secure their tickets early. Parties
going Will have an opportunity of seeing
President Grant Is he arrived at the United
States Hotel GU last Saturday, AMI is to re-.
main until tho coming Saturday. All things
In consideration 1t viii make n pleasant trip
and AZ order IL the motto no Objectionable
person VIII be allowed aboard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

RELIdIoUs.-Y Yesterday morning, at East
ZION NJ. l.. Church coli Bishop Simpson
preached Nh effective sermon. to n large con-
grsgatiou. A number OF Deacons were or.
dsined, aud collsc!ion amounting To $50,
taken up.
In the afternoon, a number OF Elders were
appOInlel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

LAUNCH On Saturday afternoon, at the yard
OF Pussy, Jones " Co. the steamship I'TJitaHte
Vas launched. The Dimensions OF the boat are
as follows: Length, TO feet breadth Of beam,
~ feet depth OF hold, 3 feet & inches IL Is IN
tended Tor the South Anne rlcan riyer lradr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

REPUBLICAN, STATE CoNvENTIoN-The
Republican State Convention for the nomina-
tan Of Gubernatori,l ard Congressional can
didates, and the transaction Of other bushes -,
will be held at Georgetown, Sussex county, to-
morrow. A special train will leave this city at
Z o'clock. A. NJ, and returning, leave George
town at & o'clock. /. NJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 235 Market
street, ectiply informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines. aud that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tina
price of the msdi .ines, the price they would
Jay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
hair esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
EDITION!
A VICTORY FOR THE RING
DIR. JUMP TRIUMPHS.
MS NOMINATION NOW ASSURED
THE POWER Or THE CITY RING.

THE FUTILE EFFORT TO BREAK THE MYSTIC
CTRCLE-SATURDAY's STRUGGLE AND ITS
REsULT-THE RING OVERWHELMINGLY sue
CEssFUI-THE ANTf-RIN0ITEs CAPTURE THE
SECOND WARD ALONE-A WATERLOO DEFEAT
BRILLIANT PROSPECTS FOR CONFLICTS
DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS IN THE FALL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

Ladies Wishing to Purchase light running
at No. IFS Market Street. Wilmington. Del. and
see one OF the incest Family Sewing Machines in
the world. 1t has no equal it sews from the thick
est TO the thinest material desired without change
of needles. Our hobby is simplicity durability.
light running. and no threading-up requirsd self
threading shuttle and self setting needle. Sold on
easy monthly instalment. liberal discount of
for cash. Ladies don't buy heavy and compli-
Gated machine. but get the light running New
American.
1l5 Market ST.. Wilmington, Del.
jy1dkwly j. H. PRIMROSE Agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

y BASE BALL.-At Seventh and Lombard
streets, Saturday afternoon, in the presence
otfour or five hundred spectators. a we'll con-
tested game OF base ball was played between
the "IloO boo" and "Hot Pick" base bali
clubs. The former club won the game by a
score of 50 to IS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

IRISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a COM
mittee from the Irish Nationalist of New
York, came here TO look into the condition
OF the Order In this city. They were receiv-
Ell by committee appointed for the purpose
were treated royalty, and returned home
well pleased with their visit OF inspections.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
For the Bath

For the Bath.
Bath Brushes. Bath Towels. Bath Sponges and
Bath Soaps ia extensive variety. Also. Flesh
Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, of horse hair. Dry
Friction Gloves, and many other articles of the
same class ut
Il. BRINaHURSr Il co,
Corner sixth and Mark et streets
Finest Salad Oh
For sale by EE 'rni
T. BRINGHURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market .treets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
Il. BRINGHURST Il co.
For sale by
q FavOrIng Extracts

Concentrated Favoring Extracts
of Veniila. Lemon, Orange. Rose. Bitter Aim ond
Ginger. Mace, Celery. etc, ETC.. made and sold
wholesale aud retail By
g. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
Special Notices.


Children fed on RIDGES FOUU will thrive be
strong and healthy, mud become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. apr:i9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WuM,seroN. Del. July p. 1874.
latest Stock quotations furnished BY Merri. k
JQhnson Co. =. Cor 9Th and Market street
Wilminston. Del. al ! ? a. TO day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
DIED.

BATE5.-In this city. on Saturday morning. July
18TH Bessie L., infant daughter Of James L. and
Rachel A. Bates, aged months and IL DAYS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
EXCURSIONS.
TO ATLANTIC CITY!

THE Grand Excursion 10 Atlrntic City under the
l. direction of John l.. Gouley. will come off July
Goth. 1874. to leave King street wharf at A. NJ per
steamer Ariei. for Camden. from thence by rail to
seven hours on tho ocean shore; leaving Atlantic
City for home 8 =. NJ.
The City Cornet Brass Band will accompany the
excursion.
TICKETS for the round trip 81 25
CHILDREN under IL years ....:..;;;...... 90
To be had of John L. Gouley. No. 5 East Fourth
ST.. james 9. Morrow, No. 1890 King ST, or John
Rodgers. 9th Word. jyllte
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

The plymouth Haram" Is now Tho ,rcates
theme for the New York gossipers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
FIFTH WARD,

A. J. Springer. John Dillahay, John H. Thigh.
man.
Alternates-Dr. William Field, E. F. James,
William H. Coward, Elzey Russ. John Fl. A.
Meyers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

Delegates-R. Emmett Robinson, Samut
Barr. Edward McKnitt, Robert c. Fraim, Josep
q. Walker, William w. Simmons, Lewis !
Grubb.
Allernates j. V. Christy, Robert F. Wrigh
William ID. Blake, John T. Black, John Rake
E. c. Alexander, 1. j. Jenkins, Samuel u. Virtu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

ter Scott's "Peveril of the Peak Black Dwarf
and Woodstock" sold for f39S. may remark, for
the benefit of Americans in search OF first Shake
speare folios that they are much less scarce over
here than with the United States dealers. lhere
never was n time since have been in London when
this book which it is the fashion to call rare could
not be bought in shop. IL is only fine copies that
are scarce. In the catalogue of well-known fr'p'
lust issued, find first folio described as extraor-
dinarily fine and perfect, genuine throughout and
taking the length and breadth of the margins, rs
nearly as possible the same size as Mr.. Daniels copy
now Lady Burdett Coutts" The phrase isspecu-
liar and may mean that there are as MANY square
superficial inches to the pagein other words, That
the copy makes up in breadth what 1t lacks IN
hight; in which case the uuwary buyer should note
that it would be worth much less than Mr. Daniefs'
1t is in fact offered for less the price put on IL
being G525, while the Daniel folio fetched ETA at
auction need hardly suggest that the description
of booksellers catalogue is to be taken cautiously.
The English are less trustN orthy in this matter
than the French and the most trustworthy guide OF
all in dealing with either is mans own eyes, or the
opinion of competent and disnterested expert.
a. w q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. June 10, 1874
There was but one sale at the Exchange
salesroom today james VI. Miller sold by order Of tao
Supreme Court, under direction OF W. II. Leonard
referee the tnreesory brownstonc house and lot north
side Of yfourhst 1903 feet west
OF Fifth ave, lot l7I0x99lI to James Philips pantH
In suit for Sj5i5. Inc remainder OF the sales an
nouuced for TO-DAY adjourned.
A. d. MelIish, Brothers, ROsce sale was very sue
upward 300 persons attended from ths cry,
and 100 lots sold. realizing $1,000.
The attendance a the safe OF lots IN Whtcstone yes
terday, by Jere. johnson, jr very nrge-l3 car
loads from the city parties from the vicinity .
sWelled the crowd 900 persons. TIC sale was
ci. nv confined 10 the Dnck aud rather ground
and 22 were rapidly disposed OF at average OF slyC
per lot, aggregatinG $500 Evening approaching tao
better class OF lots we've not offered.
the premises by order OF Mcssrs sieinwa sons, $50
choice building lots their several manu- ieores. ~
Astoria, located on Sicibway, Ditmars ana NdIcott-
aves and Albert and IhcOdOre-StS In the flih WARD
Long Island city. Ine streets are all lana out anu
graded, and the OyLcls VIII advance on DuidlLg loan
haf tie OF the buildings 10 he ercccd thereon
Twent yyc OF the purchase money Is u DC pad
once and the remainder including buding loan, can
remain five \ free excursion boat, ny
the MOrrsaua line. viii Leave Fuon-sp q. 1880 a M
stopping NntA-, r.. H., for passengers AT 10 80
a. H. Passes and maps can be obtained ~ stcinway
II .l aud at tho itcJVry u Mcssrs. Se!n"dy sons,
FOurnayC. ana FIlIy-tnltG-st.
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Mem pnblifdtlons.
HARPER g. BROTHERS.
SUMMER BOOK.LIST.


UNDER THE TREES By Samuel Irensu' Prime Crown svo
Clob 81 =.
sCIIwHIYPrRTHs HEART Op AFRICA. THE HEART OF
AFRICA TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES IN ruE VIZ
From 1868 to 1871
DR. Schwenuh Translated bv irn IS frrSer with
cuts from drawings author and with two Maps vO
Syo, Cloth So -,
MOTLFyS LIFE AND DEATH OF JOHN OF BARNBvELD AID.
yOATB OF HOLLAND With View Of the Primary Causes snd
Noyemep of The Thirty Years War" BS Johl Lohtop Motley
- C. L. Author Of THE Rise Of the pn'eh Republic History OF
syo Cloth 81 uniform Motes Dutch Republic and United
Neiherand~') ~
HARPRR's HAND BOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
THE EASE Being Guide Geit Britain and Ireland,
France Belgium, Holland Germluy itsy Lgyt sYns Turkey;
Greece ryro Denmr Norway sxelen Russia and
SAin 100 Maps and Pts OF Ciues ~ !" Pembroke
Yrtdge Author OF Haers Phrase Boob sad History Of the
Rise Fall Of the Pans Commune In Three 'o l2mo Pull
or the Three Vols In similar binding w.
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE CONFERENCE, 1873 History.
Fssa Other II sixth General Conference
Of the Bvngehc Alliance held New York October PIP 1873
Rdte b Philip Schaf D. and Rev > iren pus Prime d.
Me Pron'r, Caase0 an Cook recently
Cloth nearly 500 pages so sheep s' Hal CALI
- 90. ~,
PIvR.MIYUTB CHATS WITH YOUNG WOMEN AND CERTAIN
OTHER PARTIES by Do Leafs, author Oi Our Girls &c. 1e
l2mo Cloth, 81 90 ~,
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Bv Charles Nordhod Author Of California for Hearth Pleasure and
Residence" &c. &C Pousey Illustrated S'o' Ooh' - o.
APAsT LIPE THE MODERN HIGHWAYS being Glance into
Railroad World from ~ Point Of View by Joseph Taylor
Illustrated limo Cloth 81 90 Paper g.
TIE DOCTRINE OF EVOLUTION; ITS DATA ITS PINCi'
PIES ITS sPECULNTIoNS AND IFS rIElsfIC BEAiNGS By
ernier wncbe LID Chancellor Of Syr,ease Uave Author
Of sketches Creation Geological Chart Reports Tue Geology
anl Photography Michigan, Se sc. limo. C'o'h' FL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
BOSTON LITERARY NOTES.

THURID AND OTHER PoEMs-A NEW WRITER OF
PROMISE
rFPOM ARTGIrIAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE'J
BOsTON, June 49," Thurid and Other
Poemsn-a volume which its titlepage the au-
thor's initials G. T. o. and the publishers imprint OF
Lee & Shepard-s. take it, the work OF beginner,
and as such is full of promise. "Thurid," the hrsi
poem is the poorest Iceandic legend which re-
minds you OF the story OF Aud Robin Gray but iacAs
the poetic atmosphere of the dear old scotch song
Charity" is a story of the Indian wars In New-En-
gland and though Grade in many respects Is better
than Thurid" Goodman john, tue thlrd ana las i
is by far the best of the poems. IL is really tender
and touching tale OF love AMI sin and sorrowt Is very
sad and told with certain sweet and tender simplicity
which is however often married by very commonplace
lines The picture OF Ruth just rising to gave hef gov"
lug flger-tips to John, is pretty.
Her figure that of budding wOmanhood,
o. middle hight. with carriage straight ana Iree'
An oval face, O'crbowed with sunny hair,
And so, of course, blue eyes, large laughing eyes,
That were not deep. and never seemed 10 uIe1h'
a nose and mouth well suited 10 the rest
Tao first short, velvet-mOldcd, finely cut,
A trIle upward shaded, and the last
Both small and full, an easy sweetness WORE
IL was a face that altogether chlrmcu,
Yet dld not satisfy "a sceDtless mower!
And the promise OF the fair foolish face fulfilled ITSELF
She loved John as well as she could yet she was false to
him and. wanting to live and bear her own re-
morse she went TO her death the swiftnowing river
one more unfortunate painful story. as you see ana
vet showing power OF character cation aud poetic feel-
ing enough to make look with interest for more from
the same pen. L. u NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
LITERARY.
SIR VIM. TIES LIBRARY.
the same pen.

SIR VIM. TIES LIBRARY.
The sale of the library of Sir VIM. lite,
lately concluded London, has attracted conslderaoe
attention among the collectors of books on THIS SIDE
OF the water The number rarity and value OF the books
rendered this sale one Of the most important book auc
tons Of this century Among the especially attractive
books we're the "rst four foos of Shakespeare, I, e.
the editions of 1925 1882 1864 and 1885, In perfect cond-
ton the first folio is extremely rare, though OF mper
feet and madeup copies there may be score even In
this country Tie book has rapidly risen in price since
the beginning this century when ito value was about
$40 The highest price ever obtained was STA at which
figure il was knocked down Miss Burdette Coutts a
few years since Ia equal in present currency
10 about $4,000 The Perkins copy brought 9jS5, and
was bought by bookseller. Sir VIM. Tte's copy of the
first folio brought $40 Tie second folio is moi nearly
SO rare third folio, scarce, brought io, ana
fourth sis. Mr.. j. Stbln who went specially 10
England to attend this SALE carried an unlimited ORDER
Shakespeare foios. He was happy III securing
all the second at the aforementioned
moderate prices and after receiving suitable dress AT
the hands Mr.. Bedford, the celebrated binder they
will occupy tho shelves the library of Mr.. Eugene N
Robinson OF this city, VINO must noe only Dc conSrau
lated OH his collector but be dpplauleu LOT
wOrthily adding TO the literary treasures OF new col
trv most valuable series as Younes) OF fac slIe- or
purchased for American collector. MT u W
Fredericton OF this city. OF these fac slinles only
thiry-one copies circulated, at Zoo Ihe Ite copy
hrOu ght only $780, The collection i Oh great 'diue
the Snakespearean scholar the fac snlles have all
the authority of originals. The following are lew OF
the lots sold Daniels Merric England, 3ll2 UOr New
York;: Cfukshauk Etchings, collected, 46i UOr new
York. letter OF Nell GWyn's signed III ner Initials,
bnt written al her dictaon, sos Cor NewYOrI) an III
terestiug letter OF G0ldsmhs indOrsed by one from
GalIick SO; Cations MyrrOur OF the WOrlde, 4io5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
BOOKS or TIE WEEK.

EUIoGY OF CHARLES SUMNER. BY Carl Schurz.
I2luo. PIP. 81. Gee Shepard .....-......-.sl w
THURID AND OTHER Poems. By G. f. o. l2mo.
PIP. 1913. CThe Same.)- 70
LORD OF HIMSELF. a Novel BY Francis III. Under
wood l2mo PIP. 512. cine same0............. 80
DAVID CROCKETT BY John s. c. Abbott. l2mo.
DID, $780, (DOdd & 70
FETCH IN THEOLOGY, Or DOCTRINALIsM TWIN TO
RITUALIsM BY John Miller princeton, N J)
I2mo. PIP 2G1 The Same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
PRAYER AND TIE PRAYER GAUGE. BY Rev. Mark
Hopkins, ID. ID. 12mO. PIP As. tIhe SdIeJ....- oO
Classy BY Hesba STett0n. 12mo. pp. 236. Che
Sdme) w
OUR FRED. BY Martha Farquharson. 12no. pp'
1856. (Ibe Same.l- oV
ABHIDGMENT OF ELEMENTARY LAW. lSmo. pp.
3Oo. dunlap BlickcusderierJ. -......--..... W
THE AMERICAN YACHT list. By Nies Olsen. 12mo.
PIP 1ij (Brentauo.) W
TREATISE on BRACING. BY Robert Henry Bow.
syo PIP. AS %. Van Nootrand).................l 90
VIIIETTA LINDEN. BY Emerson Bennett. 12mo.
Up. 4l4. (ClaXton RemseD.)...
CLARIssA HARLowE BY s. Richardson. l2mo. PIP.
5l5. -
THE GREAT PRESBYTERIAN CONFLICT Patton vs..
Swing 6yO PIP 40. McDonaldJ. ............. l 90
A TREATISE on FOOD AND DIETErICs. By F. w.
Perry. NJ. d., +. K. 5. $40. PIP. 57i III &. LEAF 90
THE STORY OF A LFE's EXPERIENCE IN MoRMONIsM.
BY Mrs. s b. II StenhOuse. $40. Up. G23. "A.
WOrthingOn x 20
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VAN NOSTRANDs
ECLECTIC
ENGINEERING MAGAZINE

No. ]. Vol IL, JULY. 1874, NCsV READY
Attraction AID the Esrths
John Ericsson (Ilust,ted-Modern
soauiny bv Of Piano forte W.rg
Snsl StS usseiL-lron aud see-lam,n,iss
By the Magnetic Electric Steam 'Ensn Of 1888 and u
lS73-rhe Pollution Of Engineering: It, Effect upon AT
of Archtewsl Taste The sls fatar, br
asEisson The Possible Cosl Mning-sieel 4, Bys
MatenaGuu Carriages aud Mcdaniel Appliances
Heavy Odnsn0n the Casiruroa Of Nes Mean Noon Sa
BY A. CvengerThe Chanel Tuhnsl-Apprormats a.
Reduction OF Kuns Mariaum Grades by John g. Csk. e. r
Iron and Steel Ilstu President Lowihsa Bells Addres-IfI
Puve Power by Wm Pfoude esq s-Ihe Preservation AZ
Iron strucures-The Factor OF ssg IN Engineering
Rehsrd BusThe Manufacture 81 Fire Clay Goos-st,,n ~
Preservation Of Telegram Pole. Pow,
Of Boilers BY ". Barnet Leysn illustrated Proof
The irrigation Worn, OF lndia-hoden Improvements ArerT
BY Simpson, L. s. AOn Simplicity the Eseut.
Of Safety Efficiency Ia the Working Of RAxys
WhAtey Reports Of Egree soeeue, Iron A.,
Steel Sotes Railway Notes. Engineering struuTes Odlane. All
Naval Notes Book Notices; Miscellaneous
TKhassaed MostLy s 20 ADnom Single Numbers
each b. VAN NOS fRASD Pathsher
~ ARlAl - Apd "a w.rrsasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
Tcw Publications.
Mem publications.
~ A YOUNG GRIZZLY IN LITERATURE.'
BABY SYL V T. L T. II,
A STORY FOR BOYS.
BY BRgT uARTg
G. GRIZZLY in LITERATURE"
BY BR2T UARTB.

st. NICHOLAS FOR JAY contains b. Bret lIae Baby
Sylvester which the author shows all the grace bumor and quaint
that have made him great American story teller
Both old Young delighted with the curious and snShaoc
who the most abs0dy Charming eharae
tiers Bre, Iste drew
Tie story has been by Sheppard aud Jas C. Beard
IAN AMERICAN ARSIY OF TW0p
ST NICHOLAS JAY so Of the War of1sl2-
telling how stratagem two brave girls pat fight party Of
Bn, landed and begun to burn the
shipping in the harbo article Fire Crackers and
tie Fourth ofJuJ
| GREAT WRITERS IN A NEW FIELD.
VIM Bryant the Yestor poets Ia, another poem
Translation IN July 81. NICHOLAS. is certainly gratifying
that men Of genius Of Bryant Mitchell Warner Bret iiare AMI
others are willing to do their WORK for uycae periodical
THE HEART OF THE REPUBLIC.
Mr. Edward Kings article on Missouri in Souh series
Of sCaBSERs MONTHLY for JAY calls Missouri the Heart Of
| the Republic"
SAKE HoLMs NEW STORY
1.-THE FOURLEAvED CLOVER"
in scRIBYER completed Jay number Love Story, the
scene Of which introduces very pretty
scene. in the life Of that GermanAmeiican city
THE SHAKESPEARE DEATH-MASK."
scIByER for July illustrated article Of the greatest in
e in relation authenticity Of the plaster cast claimed to
have been taken from shakespeare's face after DEATH
| ARE GENIUS AND TALENT HEREDITARY
TIE r Of the ongeIpeeted articles from the graphic Of the
noe, str "s.aies British Authors appears in Serb
yER for july 1t great ability the veIe question Are
| GeLa. and Talent Heednrp
"OLD TINE MUSlC.'
The SHINING beme Of Benz TayoFs illustrated
| poem in SCRIBNER for July
THE FIRE AT GRANTLEY MILLS.
FANNY eou Barnett the talented yoabg WINTER recently married
whose home is in Tennessee has story rhe Fire at Granley Mills"
in sCRIByER for july Mrs the author Of Sury Tins
Troubles story in the Lancashire dialect which appeared in Serb.
NRR and which has become among Readers the Platform
THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND.
Jule, Verne. Serial ia sCRBNERs MONTHLY in interest
The have found eIuhei and now to be at
the las, gasp ~ Verne Will doubt hnl scientific method Of
| relief
sCRIByEg's MONTHLY up and ST NICHOLAS
for the ,oups folks have come to be recognized beat Of all the
Illustrated Magazines side Of the Atlantic. They are sod and
,assepto9. axe received by al Yessealers Booksellers
| SCGIBNER Co, HewYort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
BODY AND MIND.


AN INQUIRY INTO THEIR CONNECTION AND MUTUAL
INFLUENCE SPECIALLY IN REFERENCE TO MENTAL DIS
ORDERS An arei revised edition which ADDED Psy'
eh,l,gea essays By Henry Mal!sy ~ b. yOL l2no. Goth,
prce 81 80.
The fret rec BODY and Mini and the last two essays
in this volume appeared the h clifton The ecGre Conscience
and Organization sne, aul Swedsnborg are add
tom. Ne,rs Therefore consists OF matter which IS not
contained IN the edition. Under ercnmtinces ssht ad-
uon tage IN ORDER indicate far as pos
e the character Of the w4ch been Preface
o Second Edition.
u. A. & Co have lsi published;
TIE GREAT ICE AGE AND IT'S RELATIONS TO THE AN
TIQUuY or MAN by James Gisie +. r. $. E. vol, ihek
limo Pnce 81 80.
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