Item - Street & Smith's Literary Album, v. 1, no. 11, March 3, 1866

(source: Digital Library @ Villanova University)

Online Full Text:	Digital Library @ Villanova University (Note: missing pages 161-162)
Series:	Street & Smith's Literary Album — v. 1 no. 11
Contents:	Now and then. Written for an album (Work, page 163) Leaves from the journal of an old doctor (Work, number 10, page 163) Curiosities of human nature (Work, article 6, page 165) The demon of the bowl. An Irish story, dedicated to father Matthew's disciples (Work, page 165) My wife's cousin; or, Following the fashions (Work, pages 165-166) Saturday night (Work, page 166) Drunkenness (Work, page 166) Uncle Peter's valentine (Work, page 168) The Farmer's Lad (Work, page 169) Links from the chain of thought (Work, number 5, page 172) Life on a Mississippi steamboat (Work, page 175)
Date:	March 3, 1866
Edition Description:	Also includes: short filler items ("Power of the Atlantic wave", "A curious stone", "The Chinese order of the dragon", "Bed of Henry IV of France", "Remarkable predictions", "A natural grotto", "Sunday in Broadway", "About fishes. Musical fishes", "Lady chewers", "The musk deer", "True love not influenced by wealth", "A Dutch Harpooner in a 'fix'", "Amusing tricks", "Facts concerning the readers of fiction", "A request", "Burke in India", "A few last words on old maids", "The stool of repentance", "Toads found alive in stone", "Almost a murder", "A mother's love", "False hair", "What a true wide should be", "Frightful instances of death caused by Elephants", "An innocent convict", "The Javenese shark", "Mail-clad dog", "Hunt the whistle", "Married at last", "My patchwork quilt", "A benevolent method of serving one's self", "Chinese betrothals", "Curious habits of Indian bears", "A Prussian grave darling", "Arithmetical puzzle", "Great eaters", "The first chime of bells in America", "Marrying a dying woman", "Searching Neapolitan prisoners at St. Angelo", "Brigandage in Greece"), illustrations ("The Chinese order of the dragon", "Bed of Henry IV of France", "The boy, Charlesworth, at five years", "The boy, Charlesworth, at seven years", "The musk deer", "The farmer's lad", "A Dutch Harpooner in a 'fix'", "The Javenese shark", "Mail-clad dog", "Men of mark", "The victim of lynch law", "Catching an apple", "Searching Neapolitan prisoners"), unattributed departments ("Parlor pastimes", "Humorous paragraphs", "Historical characters", "Men of mark", "Useful and scientific"), advertisements, unattributed poems ("Be kind to each other", "Keep thy spirit pure"), unattributed sketches ("Little Jack Horner", "Catching an apple. A shrewd trick to catch a forger"), The copy examined was missing pages 161-162, so some content was not indexed.