Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08
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THE KSICK ERBoCKER is to the reader like
a pocket full of chestnuts to a hearty boy
Some are sweeter than others-some are a
little ENTHUSIASTICALLY one is only bitten
to be thrown away but altogether, they are
50 pleasant to the taste that there is no stop
TIL the last one has found its way to the
ivory nut crackers. Boating down the Ale
ghany Chinese Letters The Deer Hunt on
the Bouquet are among the very readable
articles Of this number and the Editors
table, All, the editor Of this popular mag
azine can set "a table as is a table. AS Capt
Cattle would say very nice tit-bits are to
be found on 1t. For sale by Smith, Town
Hall.
LADIES REPOSITORY for June, contains
engravings of Greenwood Cemetery, and por-
trait Of Mrs. Phelps, author Of " Sunny
Side, with Biographical sketch, by the
editor Coming down. by Alice Cary :;
The great scge Of Gibraltar; " The
horrors of evil company and numerous
other original articles, and choice variety
Of selected items, literary notices &c This
magazine is beautifully printed. For sale
by Huntington.
TIE NATIoNA. Magazine contains Cold
smith " deserted village a poem which one
never tires of reading, with twenty-five wood
cut illustrations, copied from the etchings Of
the London " Etching CLUB - an interest
ing article on the Dead Sea, with map and
illustrations another on the Sabbath ques-
ton, e. Is the Christian Sabbath binding on
christian people to the extent of positive
obligation rO which will be continued in
future numbers and many other good things,
For sale at Huntington's.
UNCLE NATHAN, or strict agreement with
God in his word
This is controversial work of 2l5 pages
by Rev, Samuel Marsh of Underhill in
this county The aim of the author
is to show that certain doctrinal en-
cts, particularly those commonly called Arlne-
man. and some which are held by persons Of
the Baptist denomination, are often incon-
/ sistent with themselves when practically
applied, and altogether homogeneous with
the revealed word of God The argument
is conducted, for the most part under the
form Of dreams by Uncle Nathan or of dia-
logueS between himself and others WHO
uphold the doctrines in question-or of let
tiers written on those subjects. The form of
the work will make 1t attractive probably to
many readers, thong it is not carried out
very artistically. As to the arguments, we
can only say that it is difficult for writer
to set forth controversial topics in the way
chosen by the author, without falling under
tho imputation from those he is combattin.
Of placing them in unfair lights. Mr. Marsl
may be assured he has not overcome tina
difficulty in the present work.
FRANK LEsLIE's LADIES GAZETTE, for June
Is full, as usual, of illustrations of almos
every article of ladies wear, drawn from actua
articles Of costume Some are peculiarl,
adapted to the present times, as for instanc
bridal costum e Of which the lace veil alon
cost fioeire hundrcd doYdrs. \ new feature
IN the shape OF q fashion plate for gentlemc
has recently been added to the attractions q
this popular magazine,
InE uNA, edited by Mrs, Paulina Wrigl
Davis, is to contain in its future numbers,
new work by Madam sand (author of g." Con
sU1o) entitled " SrIRrDIoN," translate
from the French by Mrs, Dali, wife of Re,
MIR. DAN, Unitarian missionary to Calcuttu
The work shows the present condition of tt
Roman Catholic church in France, and
Pronounced better than Consuclo.
q" lnE USA," which will oioH, cputai
ri, work, Uhc oopY r'gh be,ng secured
+ is monthly Of Ii pages, and is So Deyot,
to the Elevation Of oman. forms : I
Il year in advance.
G 1t Is necessary that subscriptions shou
> be sent in as soon as the first Of July.
! Address, ;. 6, Hewitt, Is Franklin ST
Boston.
VIRGINIA is the title of No. of LA
a Iers' excellent scIics of illustrated sto
il looks for children, Published monthly.
g Fuller has item
! NATIONAL HOSPITALITY A tract for t
4. INES, by Rev, W. II. Lord, Montpeli,
- L, p. Walton Jr. The substance of Il