Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-05
Notices Of Periodicals, &c,

ScoTT's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS omitted to
call attention to the advertisement Of l.. Scott &
Co, for the republication Of British Reviews and
Magazines, in last weeks paper, and we give il
another insertion to-day. Five individuals, sub
scribng one for each, can obtain them at 80
each-which, considering the quality aud guam
tity Of reading matter, makes them among the
cheapest publications Of the day. We commend
them to the young men of this village.
BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE, for December, is
received. Contents Mrs lIemans the Mise
ries of Ireandi the Caxtons, part 8 Republican
First Fruits; Prophecies Of the Present; Sgis-
mund Fatcllo the Green Hand, a short yarn
Eastlake's Literature Of the Fine Arts.
Published by /. Scott & Co., 70 Fulton street,
New York, at So per annum.
AMERICAN MfTRoPoLirAN MAGAZINE.-
This is the title Of a new and elegant periodical
Of the first class, Just commenced in New York
city. ], is edited by William Landon, and pub
lislied by Israel Post 25O Broadway. The JAN
uary number, which has been sent US, contains
nine embellishments, two Of them on steel, and
piece Of beautiful music with reading matter
from the pens Of such writers as J. 7. IIeadley,
G.. &. Foster, Mrs Child Mrs Stephens, Mrs
Osgood, Miss Sedgwick, Miss Gould, etc. This
Magazine is in every respect worthy Of the En-
pre City, and We cordially commend it to the
public.--Tenns, So year per single copyi IS
for two copies; $40 for five; $40 for twelve.
AZ co. Eobrttarx
fully sustains the promise Of the opening num-
Der. As now conducted, it is not only one o.
the handsomcst, but one Of the best periodicals o.
light literature in this country. In respect boti
to embellishments and contents, but particularly
the latter, /, has decidedly improved since !
came into the hands of its present proprietor
The present number contains nine engravings
two Of them mezzotint-" The First Appeal" b.
A. H. Richie, and Preaching of John the Bap
tis,," in bis best style, by Sartain.
Published by John Sartsin & Co, Phladel
phia, at So year per single copy, So for tw
copies $40 for five copies.
| DoLLAn MAGAZISE.-Mr Holden common
ces the year is49 with crack" number Of hi
Magazine. 1t contains Ga pages of spiriteC
spicy reading matter, and dozen graphic WOO
cngravings, among which is a capital full lengt
portrait of Hon. Horace Greeley, with good poi
traits of Rev. Prof Chester Dewey, DR.. Williar
Turner and Louis Blanc--Published by c. "
Holden, 100 Nassau st., New York.
The WATER CURE JOURNAL, for January
comes to US frcghted with interesting and in
structive matter, and commences Volume vi
, in good shape. The following fact is records
in it, "to show which way the wind blows"
"A very enterprising and successful whole
sale dealer in Drugs and Medicines, whose sale
amount to upwards of $4,000 year, was re
Gently taken i'll, and Immediately proceeded
a IYaier Cure Establishment, to be treated o
the Hydropafhic system"
Published by Fowlers & Wells, New York, Z
81 year, clubs OF ten, for 81, twenty for sl'
AMERICAN RAILROAD JoURSAL.-This va
liable journal will hereafter be published in Ne
York, and new volume commences with Il
year Is4s. Terms, IS year.
POEMS OF JouS QUINCY ADAAs.-W.
Graham, of the Tribune Buildings, New Yorl
has performed an acceptable service to comm
nifty by publishing the poetical illusions of n
Adams Many of the pieces, particularly tho
of devotional character, are very beautiful, at
the book is tas,efully got up. 1t is for sale
the publisher.
81 Mum 6 Co, publishers of the "Seien'i
American" have favored US with Pamphl
entitled Every Man his own Patent Agent
1t contains the U. S. Patent laws, together wi
all the forms necessary for applying for Pater
information in regard to filing caveats, with 7
marks on ;heir U.s., etc, amount OF fee requir
at the Patent Office, and all other informatit
that is necessary to instruct person in MAXI
his own application.-Pric l2l cents single,
~ copies for sii sent by mail to any part of Il
United States. Address Mum & Co., New Yor
IS We have been presented, by Messrs F.
r l.. r. Woodcock, with jar of superior Pickle
!. which it is much easier getting along with, thi
the "pickles" newspaper publishers sometim
| encounter. Whoever wishes for a tirst-rate ar
a Gle, will secure it by calling at the new store
Messrs w. cover the Brook"
L
HD We have been luxuriating on some L,
|, put up by the Howqua Tea Company" al
! for sale in this village by j. W. Frost, Gran
: Row. As n resident " over the Brook, we won
express the opinion that it makes an excelle
a and fragrant beverage, and would recommei
the public to examine qualities and prices.
NEWSPAPER CHANGEs.-Alr S. S. Eastm
has purchased back one half of the Greenfe
Gazette and Courier establishment, and is to
= = associated with Col Phelps in its managcme
after the LIST OF January.
). The Keene Philanthropist establishment b
been purchased by Mr. o. F. r. Wait, and