Appleton Literary Notices in March 28 issue
The Appleton volume features Martha J. Lambs illustration The Phil ipse Mawr House and My Story by the Patty author. Christian Reid continues A Daughter of Bohemia. A Gounod portrait and The Dalles of St Louis illustration appear. Parisian Shop Windows by Lucy Hooper. Delmar previews A Summer Tour in High Latitudes with more Miscellany and Editorials.
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Appleton
Philipse Mawr House
Martha J. Lamb
Patty
Christian Reid
Bohemia
Charles Gounod
St. Louis
Lucy Hooper
Alexander Delmar
Pretty Mrs. Gaston ends Hearth and Home issue
Hearth and Home for April 4 closes John Esten Cooke tale Pretty Mrs. Gaston and teases new serials including Louisa May Alcott's Little Neighbors. John Andros adds another chapter as interest grows. Mrs. Kate Hunnibe offers spring homemaking tips while readers of all ages find items.
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John Esten Cooke
April Atlantic issue teems with serials and essays
The April Atlantic showcases Mose Evans and Prudence Palfrey among serials, with articles on A Modern Financial Utopia, Weimar with Liszt, and pieces by Harriet Wreston and E. S. Nadal. Poetry by Stedman Cranch Phelps, and reviews in Criticism and arts. Specimen numbers 85 cents. yearly $4.06, shipping to one address for $8.00.
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Mose Evans
William M. Baker
Prudence Palfrey
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Grave
Gay
David A. Wells
Charles Dudley Warner
Weimar
Liszt
Mistral
Harriet Wreston
E. S. Nadal
Cohansey
Lucy Ellen Gurnsey
Canada
H. 3B. K
Edmund ©. Stedman
Christopher P. Cranch
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Atlantic
Hoventon & Co
Boston
Harp & Hovan Ton
New York
Litten's Living Ace and The Living Age Offer
The Living Age issues for weeks ending March 14 and 2 feature Henry Thoreau Elizabethan and British reviews plus The French Press and various magazines. Fifty-two numbers, each sixty four pages, yearly total over 3,000 pages. Subscriptions cost $8 or $10 for a year with any American $4 magazine. Livrean & Gay, Boston.
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Litten
Henry Thoreau
British Quarterly Review
Cornhill
Mendelssohn
Ferdinand Hiller
Macmillan’s Magazine
India
Fraser’s
Nature
Saint Pauls
Ashistiel
Abbotsford
Temple Bar
Winkelmann
Quarterly Review
Sark
William Forsyth
Fraser’s Magazine
Blackwood’s Magazine
Gladstone
Economist
Spectator
Speransky
Life
Blackwood’s
Valentine
Eclectic Magazine April content highlights portrait and essays
The April Eclectic features a Jean Ingelow portrait with life sketch, and a leading Mary Somerville profile. Other pieces cover Mrs Gaskell and her novels, Homer translation The Shield of Achilles, Egypt travel by Grant Duff, recollections of Scott and Shakespeare, Spanish life, and Far From the Madding Crowd chapters. Published by E R Pelton at 105 Fulton Street New York. terms five dollars yearly, two copies. single issue forty five cents.
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Eclectic Magazine
Eclectic
Jean Ingelow
Mary Somerville
Egypt
Grant Duff
M. P
Walter Scott
Gold Coast
Don Carlos
Thomas Nlardy
E. R. Pelton
Fulton Street
New York
Scribner's Monthly April issue highlights new Verne and diverse features
The April Scribner's includes Jules Verne’s The Mysterious Island beginning, a Christ’s Resurrection Scientifically Considered essay, Miss Beedy on Health and Habits of English and American Women, and King's Great South Virginia ramble from Bristol to the set. Noah Brooks, Cable tale, Mrs. Davis serial, and poetry by multiple authors accompany drawings and varied departments.
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Scribner's
Mr. King
Virginia
Bristol
Jules Vernels
Augustus Blauvelt
Miss Beedy
Noah Brooks
George W. Cable
Belles Demoiselles Plantation
Mrs. Davis
Miss Trafton
Benjamin F. Taylor
A. Rt. Macdonough
John Fraser
J. G. H. Charlotte F. Bates
Edward King
Dr. Holland
Jules Verne
The Nation Contents and Monthly Highlights
The Nation issue 456 presents The Week, Editorial Articles, The President and his Wicked Partners, The Remoter Bearings of the Whiskey War, American Pet monopolies, Correspondence, Library Reading Statistics, A Philadelphia View of the Centennial, Notes Review, The Ancient City, Mrs Barbuld, The Magazines for April, The Life of Archbishop Spalding, On Self Culture, History of the English Institutions, Central Asia, and The Week in Trade and Finance.
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the Nation
Public Library
Philadelphia
Barbuld
Archbishop Spalding
Central Asia
Blackwoods March issue previews new tale Alice Lorraine
In Blackwood's Magazine for March, continuations of Valentine and his Brother and Disorder and Dreamland appear, along with the first part of Alice Lorraine promising high interest. The Two Speransky Part II centers on Elizabeth Speransky Bagreeff, a brilliant traveler and author in St Petersburgh. Lord Stanhope and the historians of Queen Annes Reign stands out with sketches of Marlborough Godolphin and Henley, plus events of the era. Also poems Horatian Lyrics and two political pieces Elections of 1868 and 1874 and Gladstone Night Attack and its results.
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Blackwood
Valentine
Alice Lorraine
Speransky
Elizabeth Speransky- Bagreeff
St. Petersburgh
Lord Stanhope
Queen Anne
Marlborough
Godolphin
Henley
Mr. Gladstone
Invention of Printing Featured in St Nicholas April Issue
The April St Nicholas contains an article on the Invention of Printing by Donald G. Mitchell with Gutenberg statue engraving. Life-Saving on our Coast by Win H Redeing details rescues of shipwrecked sailors. Wood-Carving, Taken at his word story by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, infant violinist James Speright by T. B. Aldrich, translations and poems by Celia Thaxter and Mary A. Lathbury. Serials Fast Friends Nimpo's Troubles What Might Have Been Expected Jack-in-the-Pulpit grow in interest.
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St. Nicholas
Donald G. Mitchell
Gutenberg
Strasburg
Win. H. Redeing
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Sheppard
T. B. Aldrich
James Speright
Topelius
Topelius; Mrs. Pomeroy’s Page, By Mrs. Mary E. Bradley
Paul Fort
Noah Brooks
Celia Thaxter
Margaret Eytinge
Mary A. Lathbury
Mother Moon
New York
Nimpo
Virginia
Jack-in
Jack
Overland April edition offers diverse nature pieces and poetry
The April Overland prints Walter Field’s Napoleon essays followed by Netherland life tale Genacht Vader and J L Ver Mehr. It features Grayson’s Mexico rambles, a Marie poem by L H Foote, and a Rhode Island Privateer piece from Kip. Open-air Nature works by Muir and Bartlett, Benj P Avery poem, and editorials and book notices fill this varied issue. Published by John H Carmany & Co San Francisco priced $4 per year.
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Edward Field
Napoleon
Genacht Vadér
J. L. Ver Mehr
A. J. Grayson
Mexico
L. H. Foote
Marie
Bishop Kip
Rhode Island
H. W. Baker
Dr. Stillman
John H. Carmany & Co
San Francisco
Aldine April opens with fine illustrations in Art Journal
The April Aldine features a marvellous collection of illustrations praised as the finest yet in The American Art Journal. J. D. Woodward provides a full page spring view printed in tint with C. Maurand engraving. Five striking Lake George pictures by Thouyag Moran and others showcase exquisite scenery.
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Aldine
American Art Journal
J. D. Woodward
C. Maurand
Lake George
Remarkable Aldine April issue features Knickerbocker Bays art
A full page picture set depicts Knickerbocker Bays and a vivid Revolution sea battle scene by Julian C. Davidson. Other large illustrations include Marble Mills on the Utersberg, The Fishwife of Marken, In the Cloister Cellar, Getting Around Him, and Led Astray portraits, plus a Theodore Thomas portrait. The April Aldine offers varied literary pieces from The Baron's Daughter to The Story of Jock Williston and Knickerbocker Days with rich art notes and notices. James Sutton & Co. publish at 58 Maiden Lane, New York City. subscription $5 with The East and The West.
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A. Gault
Knickerbocker
Furthe
New Ammsterdam
New York
Julian C. Davidson
Utersberg
R. Puttner
Alps
Marken
Island of
Widows
Zuyder-Zee
Edward Grutzner
F. Widemann
Led Astray
T. Beech
Rose Bytinge
Mr. Thorne
Theodore Thomas
Margaret J. Preston
B. P. Avery
California
W. W. Bailey
Lake George
John Worthington
Mary A. P. Stansbury
New England
Jock Williston
Mr. Davidson
M. Despard
Mary P. Thatcher
Correggio
R. H. Stoddard
B. J. Taylor
The
Aldine
Artists’ Fund
James Sutton & Co
Maiden Lane
New York City
Nature and Art contrasted in beauty and creation
Afaggie H. writes in the Pha 70s column on nature versus art, arguing nature surpasses human art in color, grain, and grandeur. He notes real rose versus artificial, stars, oceans, and trees as proof of divine workmanship and urges gratitude and faithful living to reach a celestial abode after death.
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Afaggie H
California Gold Rush Migration 1849 Population Report
The March 31 1849 to January 1 1850 San Francisco arrival tally reached 30675 not counting crews who deserted. Most came by sea via Cape Horn, Darien crossing, or from Mazatlan and San Blas, with overland routes rising later. Mortality through fever scurvy and bowel diseases cut a fifth of the army. overland travellers faced harsher rates and cholera risk versus sea routes.
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San Francisco
Joseph A. Coolidge
Merchants’ Exchange
Atlantic
United States
Cape Horn
Darien
San’Blas
Mazatlan
el Dorado
Fremont
California
New York Journal of Medicine
Panama
JB. D. Stillman
Disaster Strikes Sherbrooke as Flood Devastates Village
A freshet on the St. Marys river near Sherbrooke Guysborough County Nova Scotia floods the valley. Thousands of tons of ice and logs are carried downstream, bridges vanish, a vessel under construction is wrecked, and the town is submerged with families taking to upper stories or boats. The scene becomes a frozen sea as debris solidifies, leaving ruin sprawling about a mile and a half by one mile with potential total destruction on thaw.
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Hautrax
N. S
Sherbrooke
Guysborough County
St. Mary’s
Saline county lawlessness and Ku Klux threat cited
A Saline County Missouri warning reports repeated robberies at the Circuit Clerk and County Clerk offices and thefts of indictments from saloonkeepers. Masked Ku Klux blamed, with note of Gad's Hill railway robbery and recent violence. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic eras, attacks newspapers and Mr. Butler over alleged abuses.
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Saline County
Iowa
Confession Exchange On Rouge Becomes Curious Admonition
A woman admits using rouge to seem captivating. The priest questions if it makes her more beautiful and then, shining a moral light, tells her she may paint yet remains very ugly. The exchange unfolds as she steps from the confessional into the light.
Queen Victoria Invites Mr Fillmore Interview Abroad
An 1855 account recalls Mr. Fillmore visiting abroad when Queen Victoria invited him to an interview. He hesitated due to reluctance to appear in court dress, but the Queen sent word she would be pleased to see him in any dress. He then called upon Victoria, who was dressed as an American gentleman in fine American cloth.
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Fillmore
Queen Victoria
Victoria
Greenback and bank currency debates inflating US finance
The Chicago Journal notes a sharp split in Congress over inflation and currency policy. Senator Schurz backs a 356 million limit while Howe and allies defend 382 million. expansion to 400 million seems likely unless President Grant vetoes. General Logan pushes further inflation through free banking and relaxing coin reserves.
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Yeas
House
Oonpreas
Anal Action
Os. Ee
Schurz
Howe
Wisconsin
Grant
Merriman Brough
General Logan
Logan
United States
Chicago Journal
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