Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-12
Goitor Gable.


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/ MOTHERS AND INFANTS, NURSES AND NURSING
Translated from the French Of treatise on
nursing, weaving, and thu general treatment Of
young children, Ly DR.. Al Dame. Boston,
! Phillips, Sampson Co. This is, Us its title
! Indicates a rk Of interest u every family.
and i'll ,tIIers esp ei;.lly, and should b. in every
household FIR sale at the Frctman Office,
| i!raxs FOB THE AGES. -hcing ST. ctvns from
! lyra CatioIicA & r,nJnicI Apostolica. and
ut.cr toerccf, with an introduction by Rev L.
/ u. huntington. b. ID. Boston, Phillips, camr-
sm l. Co. Il is the aim Of The volume to bring
t.,g, ther, rresrcctheot crad, and in cOuyril-
/ i 1T firm, son, of t - b~t sAcr, p,e.ry such
as contains qui Thoughts for qGit tourr-
/ d-vIti'rHsl, comforting. peaceful. \ part Of
tie Int of cput.nts will give good idea Of tho
work Pc ms, Mathis, Eesrers, Aspiration,
Scll-consycrAtion, Tr;st. Prayer, Encourage
m.nt, differentiation. Christ, Saints Martyrs,
&s., Communun Service, Church Dedication
Miscellaneous, &c.
TIE PSALMS, cnrJnol4sically arranged, with
historical introductions by F. G. Heard, au-
thor of . History and Geography of PALESTINE"
published by Carlton & Porter, New York
The great idea of the work, and one most sue
ccssfully carried ont, is, San attempt to place
the reader in exact sympathy with the author
of each Psalm at the time Of writing" 1t rs
work of the greatest Importance to tho, Bible
student
The 0BJEcr OF LIZA narrative ilustrat-
ing the insufhciency of the world, and the sufi-
cheney of Christ, with four illustrations.
THE CONVERTS COUNSELLOR. Popular objec-
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by Daniel Wise; and Lady huntington por-
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friends and co-laborers. by the author Of g Tho
Missing Teacher" are books published under
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will be found interesting.
All of the above works are for sale at this
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The BOOK OF ANECDOTES AND BUDGET OF Fun.
G. G. Evans, Publisher, No 439 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. We have here neat volume,
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with the most laughable sayings and jokes of
celebrated wits and humorists. The publica-
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is about to commence, and we can hardly i'm
agine work better calculated to amuse leisure,
as reading companion ON board a steamboat
or railway car. MerrimeHt, too, is good for
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ennm. In the language of the poet, it is well
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The PILLAR OF FIRE or, Israel in Bondage.
By Rev. j. H. Ingraham, author of 1.-The
Prince of the House of David New York,
Pudney Russell Philadelphia, G. G. Evans,
439 Chestnut Street. The Prince of the
House of David has had a sale unexceeded by
any volume of its size and character. In that
work the effort was made to illustrate events in
the land OF Judea, by the letters of Jewish
maiden. In this young prince of Phenica is
supposed to write from Egypt. The condition
OF the children of Israel, and the wonders
wrought by Moses, form the staple of the work,
and as much of Egyptian history and descrip-
tlon IS introduced us are necessary to complete
the picture, and give it fulness and unity MIR.
lngraham has diligently consulted all accessible
authorities upon the antiquities and customs Of
Egypt, and the volume is the result of long and
patient stady. Many difficulties attend an un-
dertaking OF such nature, and justice to the
writer requires that the preface and appendix
should be read before the text of the work The
object is to promote knowledge of the Bible.
by leading readers to compare and verify, and
search for themselves. The material for the
volumes, it is proper to say, is drawn from
other sources, and the imagination of the
writer Is employed to fill up, from brief data
{ continuous narrative. 1t is Phenician and
contemporary view of the scenes and eyents
which We are accustomed to regard from quite
different stand point. 1t will popularze
knowledge upon subjects heretofore restricted to
archaologists.
This enhancing and instructive book of SOC
pages, bound in excellent style, is sold for sl.25
Same price as 4" The Prince of the HOUSE ne
David" Evans of Philadelphia, has purchased
$4,000 copies Of " The Pillar of Fire. and
o,oOO OF The Prince OF the House of David,
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iree' on application, new Classified Catalogue
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BlAcKwooD's MAGAZINE FOR ApRn-Tb;,
sterling old periodical "still holds the evan
tenor OF Its way always interesting n.r..
a"". Nota number of its long series is ever
taken in hand and thrown aside for ,x.n. -
Sufficient interest to detain the reader-a raw.
merit certainly, in periodical, and ope W.
are quite sure can be claimed for Bloct,,oo.
alone Tho present number contains a cont;nn
alton OF "a Cruise on Japanese Waters"
whicn increases In interest. The Luck of