Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-23

book contains would do much to correct many Of the
errors, preiudces, and false notions of diseases and
their treatment which prevails in the community
We can heartily recommend this book worthy the
attention Of every man and woman in tho land.
OLD SouTu CHAPEL PRAYER MEETING: Its Origin
and History; with Interesting narratives, and in
stances of remarkable conversions IN answer to
prayer Boston: Published by J. l.. 1ilton X Go.
This history Of tho prsyer-mceting Mt the Old
South Chapel in Boston, during the revival Of 1853,
is published to meet the inquiries and desires Of those
who were present, and participated in the exercises
and results Of those meetings One chapter is devot-
cd to Photographic report OF session. including
every prayer offered every hymn sung and every re-
mark made, for the purpose of giving the reader an
idea Of the manner in which the meetings were con-
Quoted. Incidents, facts personal experiences &C.,
have been introduced. 1t is small 10 mo. volume Of
about two hundred pages and of excellent typograph-
ica appearance.
BARLEY ILLUSTRATING LosorELLow -Messrs j.
F. Tilton & Co., I6l Washington street. have just nd
ded to their number Of beautiful prints striking
picture Of the bridal procession which Longfeow has
POLITICALLY portrayed in his "Courtship Of Miles
Standish." The original drawing was from the pen
Gil Of the niInitabe barley, and this brilliant fac
amite was made by Grozeer, whose name is sufficient
to stamp the character Of the picture. 1t is fine
thing and we presume will find its way into many
psrlors where Longfeows poem has place on
the centre table In delicacy Of execution and pleas
ing effect, this crayon will secure universal admira-
ton II is sent postpaid on receipt of 81 So pic
ture Of this size "a by l7) and style Of execution
could not be furnished at this price, were it not for
the extensive sale in prospect for it.-Boston Tran
script.
NEw AGmcuLTUEALJo URSAL-Thc United States
Agricultural Society has commenced the publication
Of Monthly Journal Of Agriculture, which takes the
place of the quarterly periodical in which its trnsnc-
tons were recorded. The first number Of the journal
contains summary account Of all the State Agrcul-
tural Fairs held in the wear 1853 showing that the
work will be record IN degree Of the proceed
ings of State Societies 1t contains other information
useful and interesting to persons engaged in Agricul-
ture
VERMONT School JOUKxAG--We have received
the first number Of 4 new monthly published by
committee Of Teachers in this State The contents
arc, Introductory; In Memoriam-William Slade; In
dolence and Energy; Teachers Associations The
First Kind Word; Hygiene of the School Room; Ear
ly Impressions; The Brotherhood Of Teachers; Fe-
male Education; Grammatical Department; An En-
couraging Letter. Truth; Notices of Books; Person
al The articles are short, phy, and adapted to the
requirements of both teachers and pupils. Terms.
sl'oO per year j. S. spaudng Of Barre, has charge
of the business, and A. l.. Leavcnworh Of Hines
burgh, attends to the literary department.
LIFE OF PREscorr-The Boston Courier an
nounces that Mr. George Tcknor is preparing Life
OF Prescott; work in which he will have the assis
lance Of the eldest son Of the historian Mr. William
Il. Prescott. The materials for such biography
found among the papers of the deceased are very am
pie and interesting.