Literary Notices and Magazine Reviews in Boston Papers
A collector of notices praises The Youth's Companion from Boston and Ballou's Magazine for December. It highlights contributors like Dr I V Hayes, Edward Eggleston, Louisa M Alcott, and Mrs Rebecca Harding Davis, calling the magazines judicious and attractive. The notice lists price details and where to purchase, Thames & Talbot, 86 Broomfield street, Boston, Mass.
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al Parga
The
Youth’s Companion
Boston
I. Iv Hayes
Edward Eggleston
Louisa M. Alcott
Rebecca Harding Davis
Deceuper
Ballou’s
Thames & Talbot
Broomfield Street
Mass
Poventa
Times
Brooklyn
Atlantic Monthly December contents and contributors
The December Atlantic Monthly lists articles and authors including James Re Odd, Disraeli by L F Jennings, Envoi by Aldrich, On the Ridge by Clara Gurnsey, John Underhill by J G Whittier, Roman Neighborhoods by Henry James Jr, Gunnar a Norse Romance Part VI by H Boyzon, A Great Deed of Arms by Francis Parkman, Helen at the Loom by Gi Lathrop, The Externals of Washington by Zina Fay Pierce, The Phantom Chapel by J T Towbridge, The Death of Dominic Quitman by M L Thompson, Bethel Church by Sidney Andrews, and editorial departments.
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Atlantic Monthly
James Re Oredd
Benjamin Disraeli
L. F. Jennings
L’envoi
I’. B. Aldrich
Clara F. Gurnsey
John Underhill
J.G. Whittier
Henry James Jr
Gunnar
H. Boyzon
Francis’Parkman
Helen
Gi.Lathrop
Washington
Zina Fay Pierce
J. T. Towbridge
Dominic Quitman
Maire
Harper's Magazine December contents overview
The December issue highlights The Waterways of New York illustrated feature, Around Lake Leman by Ralph Keeler, The Organ Grinder Northern California II Mendocino and Clear Lake by Charles Nordhoff, The Living Link by The Dodge Club author, The Parting Soul Lieber and Niebuhr, A Golden Wedding illustrated, Saunter IX England South Coast Strolling, Poetry and Philosophy of Indian Summer with map, Belgrade The Miraculous Picture A Monkish Legend, A Chapter of Gossip, A Legend of Crawford Notch, Panic in Wall Street, Editorial Departments.
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Harper’s Magazine
Hartper
Brothers
New York
Lake Leman
Ralph Keeler
California
Mendocino
Clear Lake
Charles Nordhoff
Dodge Club
Lieber
Niebuhr
England
Belgrade
Crawford Notch
Wall Street
Eclectic Macazins December issue and subscription invite
The December Eclectic issue closes the year and volume with solid content for every taste. Readers are urged to renew next year’s subscription as the magazine remains a reliable family periodical. Published by E. R. Pelton at 108 Fulton Street New York. Terms five dollars per year two copies nine dollars single issue forty five cents.
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Eclectic
E. R. Pelton
Fulton Street
New York
Hanpen's
Harper’s Magazine
Bazar
Harper's
Harper's Magazine
Express
Harper & Brothers
Harper’s
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's Bazar
U.S
Harper’s Bazar
ST. Nicholas
Scribner & Co
Ciildren
Frank R. Stockton
Virginia
Nimpo
Olive Thorne
Harriet M. Miller
Jack-in-the
Chioren
Grandpapa
Sandmamma
Wong
Post Matters
Suriener & CO
Broadway
N.Y
Prairie Farmer Prospectus 1874 Promotes Subscriptions
The Prairie Farmer sponsors a Prospectus for 1874 highlighting the paper as a staunch advocate for the Farmers Movement. It abandons Premium and Chrome schemes, pledges cash commissions to Club Agents, price reductions for group subscribers, and offers free issues for new subscribers through year end. Full details and samples available from Prairie Farmer Company in Chicago.
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Prairie Farmer
Farmers’ Movement
Northwest
Prairie Farmer Company
Chicago
The Interior religious paper praised by press and readers
The Interior is highlighted as a leading Presbyterian journal praised by New York Independent and The Advance for editorial skill and sharpness. It emphasizes wide coverage including religious news, literature, missions, education, and home and foreign correspondence. Annual price $2.59 in advance from The Mansion Chicago.
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Chicago
Ill
St. Louis
Presbyterian
New York Independent
Cvance
Christian Observer
McGormick
Rencophone
Sgborn Streets
Scribner's December offerings and January tease
A profusely illustrated preview notes Scribner's December contents with King, Fraser, Froude, Atwater, and Preston pieces, plus stories by Black Rock and Bret Harte. It highlights Proctor's portrait, Wat Tyler, Carlism, and Miss Trafton’s chapters, with topics in Topics of the Time and Home and Society. The January issue promises features of special interest and continued serials including Katherine Earle.
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Louisiana
Scribner’s
Prof. Atwater
Princeton
Black Rock
Bret Harte
Luke
Colorado, Park
Spain
J. W. Preston
Miss Trafton
Katherine Earle
California Life in 1857 A California Dispatch
A San Francisco letter surveys Pacific coast prosperity and contrasts with Eastern hardships. It notes a booming city scene with a grand theatre, a celebrated horse race winner Thad Stevens, diverse cosmopolitan society, and a shift from gold rush days. The writer teases a follow up on California life.
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Pacific Coast
California
San Francisco
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Swedenborg and the limits of reason in religious belief
The Inquirer critiques C H L for denying Christianity and labeling salvation theories as atheistic. It argues his use of terms like consciousness and sensation is lax, defends sensory evidence from Galileo to Newton, and condemns Swedenborg as promoting fanciful metaphysics. The piece contrasts Swedenborg with scientific rigor and laments his mischaracterizations.
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Swedenborg
Christia
Hu. L
Earth
Galileo
Newton
Mt.Athos
H.L
Inquirer
Correction on Ezra Derling fire loss at Dakota-Correction
Ep's Journal clarifies last week’s report on Ezra Derling's house destroyed by fire. New details show the second floor items including clothing bed-clothes bed and tool-chest with contents were consumed, correcting earlier partial savings statements.
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Ezra Derling
Fiee
Brown's Vermifuge Comfits for Worms in Children
Children appear pale and sick from worms with no other cause. Brown's Vermifuge Comfits destroy worms without harming the child as they are pure white and free from coloring. Curtis and Brown publish at 215 Fulton Street New York and sold by druggists for twenty five cents a box.
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Curtis & Brown
Fulton Street
New York
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