The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18
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Poop ASp PHorp o. tac fortunes Of Katy Red
burn, By Oliver Optic,
This story Is one Of 90 interesting series Of
juveniles, we'll known as @the Optic Library"
written by William T. Adams, The success
Of the heroine, poor little girl Of eleven
yoars, II made % depend upon her good
principles, her politsuess her determined
perseverance,, and her Pridf NJ character, o.
the overcoming Of lha, foolish pride which
proves O snare 10 the iett Of 20 many, IN
this, Miss katy Hrdburn cummonds her
self 20 the imitation Of all her young readers,
thRl RIaGlrHi Of she Fortunes Of a POUND
ling
This little book vii be read with great
pleasure, not only on accountof he simplicity
and continuous interest from beginning 20
end, but also for the good moral Il iueul-
Gates,
WAImn snros or Rural Life In vrgipia.
This story seem, designed for children
from ten 20 folriecn years Of sge, and win be
quite new 10 many NJ 10 renders, because il
introduces them To southern scenery and lifs.
/ Il IS characterized by rs truth 10 nature, and
teaches toe joy experienced In doing good,
KNuJolLruoy' RuY,L srpuY Book.
A book Tor the liule folk.-llluslratrd,
The above books are peculiarly adapted
for gin books to the Young.
AF,niAs D,Ys' ENTuHrAtsNrsrs. Translated
/ from the German, by ir +. Curtis, Euq. Illus
/ uateiby iioppin,
| a connected series Of tales, not unlike IN
their amusing style and interest, the enter
tanments Of "Tae Arabian Nights" We be-
leye this work will not fail In gratifying the
taste for the marvellous, the inventive, or fan
e,ful, and so will be we'll suited for large
class Of readers, both old aud young
/ Tm TrStNr IIoc'r--Iy Hon. A, }, H. Da-
game. New Nora VI De Wit
We have received from T.. S. & Co., a
book 81 about 5Od pages. entitled 1.-THE Ten.
ant House, or Embors from Poverty =
/ llearthstone" IL Isl collection Of thrilling
stories, descriptive Of tenanthousc-lfc ID
4 New York, and the misery and crime. grow
ing out Of this system, IL is known by some
I that tic Legislature Of New York ordered an
/ investigation into the manner IN which ten.
ant houses are constructed The report Of
I the committee disclosed an amount Of power
", suffering and crime almost incredible.
/ This book embraces these facts drawn DOT T.,
+ skilful pen, aud illustrated by an acknoSl-
edged artist
The above books are sil Tor sale at r. NJ.
Towards Book sndJewelry Store, H. Johns
bury,
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uary i received aud righ, good paper it
Is. /, is the Vermont Stock Journal" en-
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Of fact and fincy, written expressly for the /
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Of sterling merit, by lady, called Two
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er tales of striking merit, together with
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