Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15
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The History Of England from the accession
of James II. by Thomas Darlington Ma
coulay. Boston, Phillips, Sampson & Co.
II mo. Vol. 3, 576 pages --vol. 4, CAS- pa
yes.
These volumes, by the mos, brilliant of
England's historical writer's, are furnished at
forty cents each-the cheapest book in the
world The sale in England has been i'm
mense, more copies having been sold than
Of any other book, within the same time, ev-
er published in England. The sale in this
country has also been large, four publishers
within our knowledge having already re-
printed the work. For sale by S. NJ WAX
ton.
"A Journey in The Sedioard Siave States uih
remarks on their economy. BY Frederick
Law Olmsted, New York, Dix a. Ed
wards-Boston, Phillips Sampson & Co
- mo-, 723 pages.
Under this very modest title we have found
one of the most interesting and clearly the
most valuable book, on the actual condition
of the slave states, that we have ever met
with. Rich in scenes and incidents and
graphic in style, the book is as taking as n
romance, while the abundance of facts, Civ
en- by u shrewd but candid observer, and the
fair deductions iherefrom, afford picture Of
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believe is us true as 1t is striking Every
body should read The book-,he farmers. by
all means, IT they would get an introduction
to Southern farming, the best as well as the
worst. For the benefit of the farmers we
will add, that this book Is written by the au-
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Farmer IN England" For sale by 5. NJ.
Walton.
Jackson and Man Orleans by Alexand
er Walker. New York J. c. Derby. ri
mo-, 4 ! pages.
This book purports 10 be "an authentic
narrative of the memorable achievements of
the American army under Andrew Jackson
before New Orleans, in the winter of 1911. |
'la"-and of this campaign the author saws
there is none in modern history which. for
It's extent, was more complete in all its parts
and more brilliant in its result. For sale
by S. NJ. Walton.
Sdygeanrs Standard First Reader for younp.
est learners. Boston, Phillips, Sampson
g. Co.
Excellent beautifully illustrated and hand
somey printed on good stout paper-iust as
school books should be. For sale by S. NJ |
Walton.
.a'nty WOnde.fuL Boston, Phillips, samp.
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Another capital illustrated book for chill.
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by ). NJ. Walton.
Camp Fires Of The Red Men or, A Hun.
bred Years AGO. by j. X. Orton. New
YORK, j. G. Derby. II mo-, 4Ol pages.
An Interesting romance the writer call.
1t" history" The hero of the book was re.
deemed from The Indians aud introduced A.
mong The upper classes Of New York
hundred years ago OF course in his his
tory" we have gllmpses of New York life.
IN city and coun,ry,a that interesting period.
For sale by S. NJ. Walton.
The .No'h British Repiep for Noyemhsr
has been received from Leonard Scott g. Co
New York. Educalion--the Poems of But. |
Ter = the House Of orleaus-Books from Ire.
iard-Cebinets and Statesman - Fielding
aud rhaekery land the Significance of the
Struggle lwitS Russia, are ia the list Of
titles to the articles. For terms see adyer.
tisemenl Of the publishers.
Third District. The sham Democracy
have appointed r. $. Benjamin and Isaac
Bordlsh to be their delegates to the Nation.
oil Convention.