The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Catalogues Of the Officers aad Students ofBakers-
GeW academy; Franklin County Grammar School,
and Chester Classical School have been received
Aggregate Of students at the first named school, for
lSI7 is set down at 223; that of the Grammar
School Gall Term) at 1877, and that of the other
for the year at 1879. From statements respecting
Bakersfield Academy, we judge that institution to
be ina very fourishing condition also the Gram
mar School, but the other not so promising of good
success.
Simmons OAK Hall Circular.-This little pamph-
let, called No l, has arrived and from glance at
its contents we notice that Mr. Simmons, whose ad-
vertisement is on the fourth page of this paper,
promises great variety of clothing and at cheaper
rates than can be found any where else in the
country. We hope those wishing to purchase will
give him a call.
Young Peoples Jfrror.--A new monthly sheet,
entitled The Young Peoples Mirror and American
Family Visitor, has just been started by Edward
Walker, at Id Fulton st. N Y, the first number of
which has arrived We judge from this number
that the publication will interest and morally bene-
fit the reader. The volume is to contain 200 pages,
over 100 engravings, and is put Mt the low price Of
so cents per year, and to clubs of five at 81
Vermont almanac and Register.-Messrs. Haska
s. Palmer's Almanac and Register for 184S is before
us. This work is gotten up in good style; occupy
ing 1874 pages of the A!manac-blank memorandum
leaves, and useful statistics. Had the publishers
corrected the typographical errors in names of per-
sons, the work would have been moro valuable than
it now is. Let them attend to that another year and
we will duly notice the improvement.
The publishers will please accept our thanks for
the copy presented by them.
o. For sale at II. Kingslcys Book Store In this
village.
Nonpdrei.-This little Monthly, advertised in an
other column, is the best publication we know of for
the price. AS many persons desire literary produc
tons for their children to read and cannot afford to
pay the price Of popular Magazines, they can be
furnished with the productions of able writers by
subscribing for the Nonpareil as they would find in
higher priced publications, and the cost will be vir-
tually nothing. We hope young people in this sec
ton will become acquainted with the Nonpariel by
subscribing for and reading it ono year.
Price only 25 cents
Wing almanac for 1s4S..--A copy of the Wing
Almanac for 1SiSh has come to hand This Almanac
with accompanying statistics and other matter, con-
stitutcs valuable book for reference, and should
be in tho hands of all who desire such information in
n cheap form for preservation. Among the heads
of statistics are, Government of the United States,
House Of Representatives, Origin of the Mexican
War, Arnolds Pass to Andre and Folks Pass to
Santa Ana, Value OF Foreign Coins, Exports of
Breadstufrs Amount of Bullion and Specie imported
from 1921 to 1916, &c. &c.--the whole comprising
81 pages of valuable matter.
Groely & McElrath Publishers, Tribune Buildings
New York. Price II 1-2 cents single; 81 per dozen
or 81 per 100.
Suspension Of the Golden Rule.-We regret to learn
from the last number of the Golden Rule, that the
i'll health of the editor of that excellent monthly,
published at Lansingburgh N, Y. renders a suspen-
sion of its publication necessary, for few months
at least. The School at the Golden Rule Insti-
tute" learn is to be continued, and the hope is
expressed, through the organ of that Institution that
after the lapse Of a few months the Golden Rule
will be enlarged and again issued.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith has had the editorial manage.
ment of the Golden Rule and the superintendent of
nstructng the orphan girls entrusted to her charge
and our desire is that her health may soon be re-
stored, that she may so on in her good work.
The John Donkey.-A weekly sheet under the title
which heads this notice. has just been started at
Philadelphia, and is to be published at Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Terms, Three dollars year. As we judge from the
appearance Of the first number, the paper is to be
devoted to stalking off, various characters and this
by such cuts accompanying the description rs the
conductors shall judge appropriate. Those fond Of
gcst weekly, should they become acquainted with
this sheet