Item - Street & Smith's Literary Album, v. 1, no. 20, May 5, 1866

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Series:	Street & Smith's Literary Album — v. 1 no. 20
Contents:	Who killed old doctor Danbury? A detective story (Work, pages 305-306) Bury me in the sunshine. Dying words of Archibiship Hughes (Work, page 307) The Johnsons (Work, pages 307-308) The False Heir; or, The Belle of the Season (Work, chapter XVIII, pages 309-310) Gathering clover blossoms (Work, page 310) Making a bud again (Work, page 313) Born Bad; or, The Countess and the Convict (Work, chapters X-XI, pages 313-315) Jeff Davis in prison (Work, page 315) A mustang hunt (Work, number II ("On the prairies of western Texas"), pages 316-317) St. Martin's bells (Work, page 319) Cured of Matrimony (Work, page 319) Links from the chain of thought (Work, "Letters", page 319)
Date:	May 5, 1866
Edition Description:	Also includes: illustrations ("Who killed Dr. Danbury?", "Blarney castle, from the peep hole on the bridge", "Blarney castle, County Cork, Ireland--view from the meadow", "The whale-headed heron, or stork", "Flying fishes", "Men of mark", "Slinging letter-bags across a nullah", "The lesson on the flageolet", "The Mustang hunt", "Pillow lace working", "Music portfolio, with bamboo stand", "The Fenian's widow", "The country girl and sheep", "How Mr. Thomas Cat compassed the death of old Jack Rat"), short filler items ("Trifles", "Blarney castle", "The whale-headed heron, or stork", "Flying fishes", "The Scotch crow--Dr. Johnson, traveling", "Slinging letter-bags across a nullah", "The lesson on the flageolet", "Pillow-lace working", "Music portfolio with bamboo-stand", "The Fenian's widow", "Visiting", "Matrimony", "Sympathy", "Perseverance", "How coal was discovered in Pennsylvania", "The country girl and sheep"), advertisements, unattributed sketches ("A tale of chivalry", "The queen of the desert", "Old Cassam's slippers. An Arabian tale", "How Mr. Thomas Cat compassed the death of old Jack Rat"), unattributed poems ("To Anne", "Love land"), unattributed departments ("Useful and scientific", "Men of mark", "Historical characters", "Humorous paragraphs").