Item - Street & Smith's Literary Album, v. 1, no. 4, January 13, 1866

(source: Digital Library @ Villanova University)

Online Full Text:	Digital Library @ Villanova University (Note: missing pages 49-50)
Series:	Street & Smith's Literary Album — v. 1 no. 4
Contents:	Leaves from the journal of an old doctor (Work, number 4, pages 54-55)
Date:	January 13, 1866
Edition Description:	Includes: unattributed sketches ("Cartouche, the robber", "The old year and the new; or, Thoughts in Dreamland", "Frightened by rabbits", "The little hero", "The old maid", An adventure of the war", "The treacherous hostess", "A Christmas story"), short filler items ("Catacean animal cast ashore near Whitstable", "The tasmanian devil", "Sleep", "Facts concerning domestics", "Meerschaum", "A toad's meals", "Burmese police", "Physical degeneration of women in America", "Snakes in Scinde", "A dog in the witness-box", "The first fall of snow", "Ingenuity of a Chinese tailor", Upward and onward", "A request", "Prejudice", "Chinese curiosities", "Sacred monkeys", "The legend of Santa Claus", "Troubles of African travel", "Notes on overwork", "The moon", "Earth-eaters", "Soda water -- what it is", "Chinese thieves", "Chinese summer house and pagoda", "Spotted eagle shot in Cornwall", "The city purse", "Times have changed", "A huge gorilla"), unattributed poems ("Waiting for the dentist", "On the death of a beloved child", "To a young lady, with a watch", "Ring out the joy bells. A sonnet for the new year", "The dying child's dream", "Castles in the air"), illustrations ("Waiting for the dentist", "Japanese soldiers fencing", "Cetacian animal recently cast on the Kentish coast", "The barbet", "Japanese war-horse", "Sacred monkeys in an Indian village", "The first fall of snow", "The little hero", "The tasmanian devil", "The treacherous hostess", "Burmese police", "Chinese summer house and pagoda", "The city purse", "The black rock, off the coast of Mayo, Ireland", "The spotted eagle", "Signature of the late prince Albert"), advertisements, unattributed departments ("Parlor pastimes", "Useful and scientific", "A page for the ladies", "Humorous paragraphs"). The copy examined was missing pages 49-50, so some content was not indexed.