Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-12
Announcements for 1850.

Among the attractions for the coming year are
the following:
"HAwORTH'S," II serial novel, by Mrs.
Frances Hodg,on Burnett author Of That Lass
% Low rie'S." The scene Of MrS. BuTuctt'~ new
novel ~ laid in Lancashire; the hero Is young
inventor ol American birth. "Haworths' -
the longest story Mn Burnett has Yet written.
1t will run through twelve numbers OF the
Monthly. beginning with November 1873, and
will be- prulu~cly illustrated.
FALCONBERG. n serial novel. by II. II. Buyc.
sen. author OF "Gunnar. The Man who Lost
his Name" &c In this romance, the author
gIaphiCally describes the pcCuliHritics OF Norse
immigrant lie in u Western settlement
4 STORY OF NEW ORLEANS. by George ".
Gable, to bc begun on the conclusion OF "Fal.
rOnberg." This story will exhibit the state OF
society In Creole Louisiana about the Year
lSO3-I,j the time of the CcSSiou. and period
bearing remarkable hk-mesS TO the present Re
construction period.
series begun In August with the portmIts OF
Bryant Will b" continue. that OF LOugirllOw up-
peannG in November. These portnuts arr draw u
from life by Wyatt Eaton and engraved by i.
Cole They will be- printed separately on tinted
paper a. frontspiecrs Of four different numbers.
illustrated sketches Of the lives Ul the poets Will
accompany these portraits.
STUDIES ~ THE SIERRAS-A series Of
papers uuOStly illustrated by John Muir the
California naturalist The most graphic and
picturesque and, nj the same time. exact and
trustworthy studies Of The California Alps"
tnat nave Vel bcen male. ne ~tTltN VIII tktlrn
the California Passes, Lakes Wind storms and
Forests.
A NEW VIEW OF BRAZIL Mr., Herbut II.
smith, OF Cornell University, GcOmpanlon Of the
late Prof. llGrL Is now in Brazil, with MI. J.
Wells Champney the artist who accompanied
Mr.. Edward Hing In his tour through The
Great South. Y, preparing for SCRBSER series
Of paper on the present COnditiOn--thc cities,
riren and resources 81 the great empire Of south
America.
THE JOHNNY REB" PAPERS. 10y an "cx-
Confederate soldier will be- among the TuricSt
contributions to SCHlBSER during the coming
year. They ARE written and illustrated by Mr.
Allen &. Redw Ood Oi Baltimore. The frt Of
the series. Johnny kcb at Play, appears in the
November number
THE LEADING Ell ROPEAN TNINER-ITIESi
We are now having prepared, for SCHBSER, arti.
Giles on the leading | Universities Of Europe. They
will be written by an American College PrOfcs-
sor, Mr. II. H. BOycsen, Of Cornell, lauthOr 81
"Falronbeg, Sc, and will include sketches
OF the leading men in each OF the most important
Universities OF Grcnt Britain and the Continent.
Among the additional series Of papers "a Gp-
pear may be mentioned thOse on How shall we
SPELL, two papers by Prof Loundsburyl, The
New South. " Lawn Planting for Small Places %
tby Samuel Parsons of Flushing, "Canhda Of
To-day" American Art and Artists "Am,ri-
can Archaeology" Modern Inventor also Pa
pen Of Travel. History. Physical Science. Studies
In Literature, Political and Social Science,
Stories Poems; Topics 81 the Time. by Dr. J.
g. Holland: record Of New Inventions and Ne
chanical Improvements: Papers on Education.
Decoration, &c; Book Reviews. fresh bits Uf
Wit and Humor, &c, &c. SO.
Terms, 81 90 year in advance; 35 cents
number.
Subscriptions received by the publishers Of
this pa-Der, and by all booksellers and pOstrnas.
Iers. Persons wishing 10 subscribe direct with
the publishers. should write name, postOfiice.
county, and sHtr in full and send with remit.
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