Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-04-07

BLAckwoop's Magazine for March Gconard
Scott a Co.'S reprint) besides the usual
amount Of entertaining matter, contains an
article on the Russian Church and the Pro-
tcctoratc in Turkey, in which the writer
takes very decided Anti Russian ground also
a review of the curious work of Dr. lcckcr
On the Epidemics OF the middle ages
BrHNAH's GRLAT MISSIONARY. This Record
Of the life and character of Aduniran Judson,
is published by Edward II. Fletcher, Of \. Y.
1t is meant to occupy ii position between
sundry bricfcr sketches, and the large work
Of DR.. Wayland on the same subject.
Mr.. Judson was man Of mark in that
first small band Of Missionaries who left this
country above forty years a:o. to carry the
glad tidings Of salvation through Christ to
the heather nations of the old world Though
they all went out under the auspices of an
association which eventually took shape as
the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions, Mr.. Judsou, soon after his
arrival III India, felt constrained to attach
himself to the Baptist Mission there. Under
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he gave his life with earnestncss and power to
his great work. The chief field of his labors
was Burmah. His tolls and suherings there
under bonds Imprisonment and torture, as
well as the devotion of his heroic and estina-
Bile wife, during the contests between the
Burmese and the English, filled the hearts of
American christians and philunthropists with
deep feeling at the time of their occurrence ;
and they are held in warm remembrance to
this day.
| To be brought IN contact by memoir
with mind like Judson's, intensely devoted
for life time to SO great an object as filed
his soul, is always healthful and invigorating
and the reader of the present work will find
it one of great interest. For sale by Fuller
TEACHERS VOICE, AND THt SrupLAI.-Thcse
two magazines, each of which costs in advance
| Sl,O0 per annum, and which together
form volume Of SIC pages, are offered by
Mr.. Pangborn of St. Adams at the very low
price of 81 80 for both, as our readers may
see from an advertisement in our columns
headed " \ Liberal Offer
1t IS a liberal Offer. The SIT DIST is n
valuable and instructive monthly, published
in New York Of the TrAcHrH's NorcL We have
spoken heretofore in terms Ofhigh commenda
ton. The two are dog cheap at the price,
and the arrangement should largely increase
the subscription lists of both magazines
! GR.HANs MAGAzIsI. - The number for
April is ON hand and presents an attractive
table Of contents The Life of George Wash
instOn by j. L. IlEApLEY (contnucd) pro-
tuscly illustrated, " Bernicc Athorton," by
/ Caroline Chcsbro. Leaves from my Italian
Journal" by james Russell Iowrll-'' Aspen
Court" " Fairies Pearls" and other storics
and good things in prose and verse, with a
meztotint engraving OF Landse;r's picture OF
'thc death of the Stag are inducements
enough for the most lastidious.
Tnr TtAcnER's NoicE, st. Adams, L. X.
Pangborn, Editor. The March number il
received, 1t contains original articles on
Vermont Academies, 4" Society a sourc,
ofclucational influence f" Teachers Sill
loquy, and Lights aud shades Of d Teacher
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trust that the Voice i, meeting with the sub
rtantiul encouragement it deserves
TIM K>rcKtKGocKtR for \lIil comes t,
hand crowded with good thing. seventy five
of the Flo pages are hllcd with original ar
ticlcs IN prose aud verse by writer, ri name
and merit, and the remainder i, uccupie,
with the Editors table and the inimitahl
q" Gossip with Readers which furnishes 5,
large share of the " good things printed ol
this side the Atlantic, and from which We, a
well aN every other editor, shall extract MANI
utmt during the month. For sale d
Warren and luller'S bookstores.
I,opkr', LAWS BOOK Tho April rumbc
is an hand, with the Spring fashions. pattern
for dress, :, embroidery, N,., h"sidcs cngra
Wings, an interesting article on the uanuf,c
ture ui Artinclal bowers, and many other at
fractions ior the ll,dics
r,lH.N 'sloAluN.-Ne have receive,
from the Publishes, through Fuller. tn
\lr,l number oi til, most nNc"llcnt pr Amer
icn hagUiu's |, contains rhr Encan
ta'Ias,' said Ia Ice hy Herman Melville
continued '' Nutrs from VI, kuiIAtck"
" fircoid1 travels " \ to-,.lr tor Illus
7 band, and fourteen more articles in pros
F. ani verse, fresh, vigorous aud original, b,
sides the interesting and valuable Edito