Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-27
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FoRTY-FouR YEARS or THE LIFE or lIuNTER; be-
ing "reminiscences Of MEsnACu Browsing Mary
land Hunter, roughly written down by hnselI-
Philadelphia j. B. Lippncott x Co, For sale In
Boston by Brown, Taggard x Chase Brnttletoro
by W. FELTON,.
To any one interested in back-woods life half
century ago, and in personal narrative which grnphi-
cay describes Of the most exciting and thrilling
adventures Of "a ON of gum this book will be es
pecialy welcome. Mr. Browning is now living, the
Nestor Of huntsmen, and fit successor Of Daniel
Boone rs pioneer settler. His narrative is given In
his own strong, uncultivacd dialect, and Is marked
by that sterling, discriminating common which
contributed to his wonderful successes in the forest.
Our young friends who delight in adventure will read
the book with pleasure, and men who have grown Sc
date and love the iirc-side will enjoy its perusOl
A FIRST LnssoS ~ NATURAL lIIsronY. BY AcrEA.
IL mo. Up. e2. Boston Little, Brown X Co. For
sale by W. FELTON,.
charming little volume the gracefully descriptive
details of which only subordinate to scientific
curacy. 1t has been prepared the preface tells us,
under the direction of Professor Agassz, and was
written, which the preface does not tell Us, by the
wife OF the learned naturalist 1t will be found cs-
peciay useful TO those young persons who share the
prevailing passion for juvenile nquarans.
~ LIFE FoN LIFE is Tue tIe ol an exceedingly
interesting novel, by the author of "JouN HALIFAX,
Gentlemen and published by the IIarpers AS No 2l2
of their Library of Select Novels. For sale at Eel
toms; price 20 cents.
THE ATLANTIC MoNrIlLY, September. Boston. Phil
lips, Sampson Co. For sale at Carpenters.
This favoritc magazine otener rises above public
expectation than falls below it, The number before
us besides much that is interfering, contains several
articles Of sterling merit "Thc Murder of the limo
cents the topic being girls schools, by the Rev. I.
W. llifcnson, is n very suggestive aud scasonnbe
ticlc. "a Visit to Mnrihas Vineyard" by Mrs Aus.
tin, "A Trip to Cuba" by Mr. Howe, "Zelmas Vow"
by Grace Greenwood, "Tho Singer" by buchanan
Read, and October to May by Florence Percy, are
all capital in their respective ways. The most pow
erful chapter Of Mrs Stoves tale OF "1he Minister'S
Wooing' that has yet appeared will DC found in this
number The Gospel Of poor Candate, the modern
ethiopian" as against the theology of carly New
England will mos,en the ewes Of every reader Of
feeling. The Professor INDUCES in more theology Mt
the breakfast tatc. The literary reviews are a able,
and That Of Charles Mackny's book Of American
travel very sharp and lively.
TuE lILUsrHArHD PILGRIM ALMANAC, 1850 Bos-
ton: A. Williams X Co.
This publication originated ns an auxiliary In the
construction Of tie national monument to the fore
fathers ut Plymouth. 1t is to he continued from year
to year and will cmian annual contributions to the
History, Chronology, Social Customs, Lives, and
Principles Of the Early settlers Of our country and to
our subsequent national progress. The first numbep
is beautifully illus acd, and is filled with excellent
matter The dc.ir is n audnble ono and we trust it
will be successful
HtYpN'S SACRED onAToRio Tic Creation. Edited
by Vincent No-cllo Boston: published BY Oliver
Ditson X Co. syo. up. IA. For sale by W. Eel
ton.
The publisher has rendered an important service to
the cause Of musal literature in issuing M American
edition Of this tn, Growing work Of great master
in clcap and convenient form. Every lover Of the
beautiful, grand ND sublime in music vii! appreciate
the value Of this publication.