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The April number of the Republic opens with
an elaborate article on the public labors Of Ex-
Senator Chandler Of Michigan. An article on the
Errors of Modern Civilization goes to show that
the Nineteenth century is sustaining larger na-
tional armies and carrying larger national debts
than were ever before known in the history Of
the world. The work Of the extra session OF the
United States Senate is impartially reviewed, and
the official transactions in the Departments for the
months are reported. An interesting and sugges-
tive feature of the April number is half dozen
pages Of brief quotations from the public press in
nearly every State from Maine to Oregon, giving
expression to the public sentiment on the Pennsyl
vania and New Hampshire elections, and the pros
poets for the Presidential campaign in 1876. There
are several other articles beside those mentioned
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The Eleventh volume of Appletons Cyclopedia
is now ready for distribution. Among the articles
and contributions to this work are the following
Meterology by Prof Cleveland Able. Washing
ton, D. c., Mint and Money by Henry Carey
Baird, Philadelphia. Methodism, by Prof. {. W.
Bennett, D. D., Syracuse University. Missions
Foreign (Protestant) by Rev. Chas. P. Bush, D. d.
Mineralogy, by Prof. John A. Cnurch. Mercury
| Tin Medicine), by Prof. E. H. Clarke, NJ. D., Hsr-
ward University. Mortgage and other legal srti-
Giles, by Hon. T. NJ. Cooley, LII. d. Michigan
University Ann Arbor. Marrow, AMI medical and
physiological articles, by Prof. j. {. Dalton, M.
d. Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri
and other articles in American geography, by
Eaton S. Drone Metal and Metallurgy. by Prof.
Thomas M. Drown, NJ. D., Lafayette, College,
Easton, Pa. Articles in materia medica, by Rob
ert r. Edes, NJ. D., Harvard University. Mikado
by Prof W. E. Grifis, Imperial College, Toxic,
Japan. Magnetism, by Prof Joseph Henry, LII
| D., Smiths oman Institute, Washington. Mechan.
| les, by Charles l.. Hogeboom, NJ. D. Manganese
and other chemical articles, by Prof C. A. Joy
Phi. D., Columbia College, New York. Mollusca
and other articles in zoology, by Prof. s. Knee
land, NJ. D., Massachusetts, Institute Of Technolo
| ~, Boston. Microscope. by Prof. A NJ. Mayer
| Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. )
Mineral Deposits, by Prof ]. S. Newberry, LII.
| D., Columbia College, New York. Missions, For
eign Roman Catholic), and other articles in &c
clesiastical history, by Rev. Bernard OReilly, ID
D. Mediterranean Sea, by Count l.. +. De
Peurtales, Museum Of Compa alive Zoology, Cam
bridge, Mass. Moon, and other Astronomical
| articles, by Richard A. Proctor, A. NJ, London
Mennonites, by Prof. A. Rauschenbusch, Roches
ter Theological Seminary, Rochester, Y. Mer
curry, Metallurgy core Dressing), and Mine, BY
Prof. Rosster W. Raymond, Phi. d. Melanch
thon, Philip by Prof. Phillip schatf, D. d..
Union Theological Seminary, New York. Mag
nolia, Maple, Melon, and other botanical articles
by Prof George Thurber. Moab and other arch
geological, oriental, and pathological articles, by
Prof G. A. F. Van Rhyn, Phi. d.