Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10
Vol. XIV. Whole No. 1878. No. 28,
New Publications.

Probably the most important feature of the
July ScrlbRer Zone to be continued In the Mid
summer Holiday number) il the reprint OF the
ceiebrated engrsvings, made several years ago
by Mr.. Henry Marsh, for Haris's Insects Iu-
IJurto9s 10 egetation, "A volume issued by
the Massachusetts State Board Of Agriculture
sud necessarily at such expense as to put IL
beyond the reach Of the general public. The
papers in ScTibHer are entitled summer Emit
omology," the first dealing with moths and
butterflies, with most beautiful and accurate
Illustrations, the drawings having been sp-
proved by the late Professor Agsssiz. In
order 10 bring out 10 their utmost the delicate
| gradatiuus aud softuess OF these cuts, they VIII
| be printed upon eNtra-caleniered paper. II is
no eXaggcration to say of these engraviu-s
that they have never been equaled in Natural
| History work.
Another Illustrated paper in this number,
"ihc American on tho stage deals with
10 mo uusFrnt attr,apSs 10 10 orras aS as,nc
| ytly American characters. The author Of this
| paper, Mr.. j. {, Matthews, traces the rise aud
decline Of the stage Yankee and other types
! IN tue InpvrsOnatOns OF Wigueil. Hill, Hack
| EFT, thanirSu, Owens, Jefferson and others.
| This paper has much variety both In text and
| the chsracter-drawings which accompany IL.
| The ranks OF the writers of good short sto-
| ties receive 3 new accession IN Mrs. Mary Hat
lock Footr, the artist, whose first printed effort
\ IN this ltuc appears Ia thus number. Her story.
| n Friend Bartan'- 'COueeru." deals with the
! RusAsTs. and possesses the same AttractIyenesS
which distinguishes her drawings TIVE Of which
accompany IT,
F"F ne" readers OF >cFibhef' an addtuonAi
| Interest il lent TO the concluding part OF Mad
ame Bnnaparte's Letters fros Europe" by the
/ publication Of the stuart portraits Of the writer
and h'F husband which we're printed in Serb
''' '"'he l'"s ago anu whIeh any one VINO
/ has read these letters vii be glad 10 see. The
I failure Of Madame BonspArte's matrimonial
htS'AA'''h> Tor 30 and The slSaai success ot
NJ own 11'h INC consequent indignation OF
/ NJ 'no.N'r' arr t"Fi ~ tue lnclsHe language OF
I u'' ''''i' IN way I" maze tht reader regret
'ual tht} must 50 ,o"n come 20 close.
"A. '"'l 81 paper OF tle bFazll series j. devoted
10 =" In"aa NAi1ke on The AnaAons'
manner, from per-ontl observation ia the in-
dn'iT.rs. home life, religious ceremonies, aud
mental yharAc'erl,tts, Of = rarely visited p~o-
PIE Nj. Herbert smiths text, aud Nj,
taampney', draw ing, explain sud supplement-
( each other, altogether giving complete IDEA
Of -ht, Interesting >"mi-riyjIl Iatign.
Another fully Illustrated paper i Mr. "
II. isu!slnEs Trinity PARISH" New YORK;
wi.h accounts u ia" unique charities Of ths
celebrated corporation.
De uut0u-trAtei papers show. wida range,
( an! 'u Inf-' Instances seN.on8b.r interest.
" The ift.uvtoUs pf tiirypFAurr. by nr.
George VI. Beard, phy 5f much expert
enc. wish nvrypu, Diseases, carars very ppppr-
tuu.ly tN"r NJ. k'IIle', recent book. Il cN-
plains "u th" mos, natural =rogud- some Of
tAr wonderful" revelations and cIrss OF
..'F' To-. an aui 'Ni1 i1s.' many oi their trick.
~ M"t'c h'i"F" hY tffirri0A HFook-.
4',H'''' U',l Pr Aai en- . movement which
- ~" tsA.''1A''y before ''nsfrs~, aud - else
"".'-' s'IF le,.n~ m1,A attention. Two
7 "'..'' '' l.iAm d. haNrr' exhibit At
"a. %. ''F 81 "hi.h u tS"".L 10 b" rrmoi"i