Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-02
New Publications.

IuE NATIONAL MAGAzrNL, for February,
contains IA sketch of John Bunyan." illus
trated with II woodcuts The Lost Tribes
Of lsrael.' "A plea for the great Sea Ser.
pent - Mr.. Steelquill, and how he became
so - The art of embroidery :" THE theo-
ry of Signs" and many other interesting ar
ticles in prose and verse-an excellent number
For sale by S. Huntington
IHE LADIES REPOSITORY. The February
number of this beautiful periodical contains
two engravings, view of Charleston, s. C..
and likeness Of Mrs. Sigourney, taken when
she was younger than she is now, evidently.
From the sketch which accompanies it, we
learn that that excellent lady is now nearly.
20 years old The number is we'll filed with
excellent and interesting articles. The pro-
fits 60 to the support Of poor widows and
orphan children. for which cause. aside from,
Its intrinsic value, the magazine deserves the
liberal patronage it receives For sale at
Huntington's.
CONE AND SEE wHAl IT IsrO BE UNIIARIAs
Discourse delivered in Burlington Nov. %,
1854, by Rev. Joshua Young.
This Sermon has more than common in.
terest' as embodying an exposition Of the
Unitarian belief not clearly understood in
some quarters, ana as containing in an APP
pendiX replies to some of the points of Mr..
Worcester s sermon on Christian Fellowship
iately published. The two sermons are able
arguments on the two sides Of the question
anu should he read together Publishe and
for sale by :. b. Nichols.
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