Item - The Saturday Weekly Journal, v. I, no. 22, August 13, 1870
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Northern Illinois University
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The Saturday Weekly Journal
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v. 1 no. 22
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The Scarlet Hand; or, The Orphan Heiress of Fifth Avenue, A Story of New York Hearths and New York Homes (Work, chapters VII (continued)-X, pages 1-2)
The Masked Miner; or, The Iron-Merchant's Daughter, A Tale of Pittsburgh (Work, chapters XX-XXII, pages 2-3)
Watching, Waiting, Praying (Work, page 3)
Even unto Death (Work, page 3)
Where are the Roses? (Work, page 4)
City Life Sketches: Guy Smythe, the Reporter (Work, pages 4-5)
How She Thwarted Them (Work, page 5)
The Banker's Ward; or, The Shadowy Terror of Arrancourt (Work, chapters I-III, pages 5-6)
At Alcolea (Work, page 6)
A Night on the River (Work, page 7)
Cruiser Crusoe; or, Life on a Tropic Isle (Work, number 22, page 7)
The Poet (Work, page 8)
Walled Up (Work, page 8)
Camp-Fire Yarns: Besieged by a "Buffler" Bull, A Prairie Reminiscence (Work, page 8)
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August 13, 1870
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Beadle and Company
(New York (N.Y.): 98 William St.)
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United States
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Also includes: Hints and Helps (department), Foolscap Papers (department); plus mission and editorial, publisher's advertisements, and short filler items.
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8 pages
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