Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
THE PARLOR MAGAZINE.
J. 7. HEApLEY, Editor.

This Magazine, formely under the care Of D. Mead,
commences its Fourth Volume under the cdi,orship of
j. 7. Heady, author of " Napoleon and his Mar
shas,' Washington and his Generals" " Letters
from Italy," &c &c. We hazard nothing in saying
that this Magazine is destined to fill large place III
public estimation that it will not only maintain IT'S
present envable reputation, but earn to itself a far
higher popularity, and become the companion OF ma
ny circle to which il is now a stranger addenlnso ny
its presence while il exerts influence pure, eeva
ting and henlthtul. The editor will bend his energies
TO make this THE MOST POPULAR MAGAZINE OF the DAY.
and while avang himself Of assistance from the pest
writers, he will draw freely from his own cxas'ess
store.
II will continue to maintain its high moral tone, ana
nothing will be admitted into its columns when VIII
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youth, or which the author dying would wish 10
blot"
The design is to offer to the public Magazine con-
taining all the attraction and interest OF me lighter
periodicals, while it moves in different path, ana Is
not exposed to the same objections.
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are remarkable. The work has gained in the power
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Mr. Headicy contributes to the present May mum
bunc,
His talents will add greatly to the interest of the
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