The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-11-09
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Il MORE THAN 1000 MONTHLY and il has a
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ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1859 -Am0ng the ar
fractions for the coming year are the following.
=, hAMoislHs serial novel. by Mrs. Frances
mones1h burnett author OF That lass o. I0wrc's 2
Inc scene oI Mrs. Burnetts new novel Is laid IN
Lancashire; the hero is a young inventor Of Ameri-
can birth Haworth's Is the longest story Mrs Bur
net mas yet written IL will run through twelve
numbers VI the Monthly, beginning with Nuyeuber
1875, and will be profusely illustrated
sAlo0NBEkG serial novel, BY H. II. Boyesen,
auth0r OF Gunnar, The Man Who Lost his Name =
&c. In this romance the author rraphicallv a..
SSribes Ile peeuiarities of Morse immigrant life in a
a STORY OF NEW ORLEANS. BIZ George W. Ca.
6e, % be begun on the conclusion Of Falconberg .
This story Will exhibit the state OF society IN rie
Louisiana about the years ls1-i-5 the Time Of m
lesion. anG period bearing remarkable Likeness
70 the present Reconstruction period
PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN POETS This sori,,s
{begun IN August with the portrait OF BRYANT will
be continued; that Of Longfeilow appearing in No
neMDeI. these portraits are drawn from life by
Wyatt Eaton and engraved by r. Cole They viii
be printed separately on tinted paper as fr,utis-
Peess oi iour different numbers Illustrated sketch
traits. ~ ~
STUDIES IN THE sIERRAs.-A series OF papers
mostly ilIustrtedi by John Muir the California
naturalist. The most graphic and picturesque and
az me same time exact and trustworthy studies OF
NE series VIII sketch the California Passes Lakes
Wind storms and Forest
A NEW VIEW OF BRAZIL.-Mr. Herbert II
smith OF Cornell University companion OF the late
ctoI. hArtI, Is now In Brazil, with Mr. j. Wells
SnAhpney tine artist who accompanied Mr. Edward
King IN his tour through The Great South . Y,ra
aiis ol Els a series Of papers ON the present
COMMUNICATING cities. rivers and resources OF the
great empire Of South America
THE Johnny REB" PAPERS By an .C,ou-
ieuetatc soldier will be among the racfest coufri-
buttons 70 scRIhNER during the coming year They
are written and illustrated by Mr. Ali.sn 4, Rcd
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teD az Play, appears In the November humber
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OF we most important Universities of Great Britain
and The Continent.
Among the additional series of papery 10 appear
may DC mentioned those on How Shall W.. smell if,g,
papers by Prot. Lounsburyl The New South lawn
1isiAhAng ioE small Places iby Samuel Parsons of
nlushiIgJ canada OF To-day. American Art and Ar
ISIS, American Archaeology Modern Inventors aisn
Papers of Travel History Physieal Science sfnIfas
III LlerAlure Political and Social Science Stories
Foems; Topics of the Time By DR. J. IL Holland.
record 81 New Inventions and Mechanical Improye-
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Reviews; fresh bits OF Wit and Humor. &c. Sc. a.,
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