Item - Street & Smith's Literary Album, v. 1, no. 24, June 2, 1866.

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Series:	Street & Smith's Literary Album — v. 1 no. 24
Contents:	The little runaway (Work, part 1, page 369-370) Born Bad; or, The Countess and the Convict (Work, chapter XVII, pages 370-372) The False Heir; or, The Belle of the Season (Work, chapters XXV-XXVI, pages 372-375) 'Twas rank and fame (Work, page 375) The Jealous Lover (Work, pages 375-376) The ghost at San Luis (Work, pages 377-378) Leaves from the journal of an old doctor (Work, number 21, pages 378-379)
Date:	June 2, 1866
Edition Description:	Also includes: illustrations ("The little runaway", "Hill Coolies—Mooto Sami", "Hill Coolies—Sutchmee", "Hill Coolies—Low Caste", "Hill Coolies—A Coolie woman and a gentleman's servant", "Men of mark", "The bad neighbors", "The ghost at San Luis", "The tomb of Napoleon, at St. Helena", "Bear and panther", "View in the island of St. Thomas", "The Siamese twins eclipsed", "Go to sleep", "The jealous lover", "Devil-house", "Mrs. Owlet tells Polly Lambkin her fortune"), unattributed poems ("Let us make the best of it", "Past the hour", "Building on the sand", "Trifles"), short filler items ("Hill Coolies", "The bad neighbors", "The tomb of Napoleon, at St. Helena", "The Siamese twins eclipsed", "Go to sleep", "Suffer, and grow strong", "The past, present, and the future", "Anecdote of two elephants", "Egyptian wedding", "To contributors", "Advantages of being a woman", "A prophecy", "Devil-house"), unattributed departments ("Men of mark", "Useful and scientific", "Historical characters", "Humorous paragraphs"), advertisements, unattributed sketches ("The bear and the panther", "The little red house", "A Shrewd cholera patient", "An elderly female in trouble", "Mrs. Owlet tells Polly Lambkin her fortune").