Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-01


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public for twentyyears but is twice large and ap.
pears so olten W. not only give spirit and freshness it
ny many Things Which excluded by months DELAY
out while thus eendngour scope and gathering greater
ana more attracta variety able increase the SOL
III ana suOslanapart of literary, historical and poll
ca harvest as lug to satisfy the wants Of the American
reader.
The elaborate a stately essays of the Edngburgh Quar-
'eH and other Rtiews and BlacItwoods noble criticisms
on foetry-ls ken political Commentaries, high wrought
aies ana vivid descriptions of rural and mountain
B and the cqn'Aatons to Literature, History and Com
mo-" Ie, w We esacious Spectator the sparkling Exam
i,; te IuulC'' Athengum, the busy and industrious
the enhs "a0'e' sensible and comprehensive Britannia,
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sstiSea WIN th1 Military "Reminiscences Of The United
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slty, New Monthly, Frazer's, Tats Ainsworths IOods
t sporting Magazine, aud of Chambers admirable Jour
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Fre our variety by mportIaons from the contn of
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