Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
New Publications.

GODEY's LADYs BOOK.-The March r
Der is at hand a fortnight before it is ana
The number has a pretty engraved f--,-.
piece entitled the child's gift, and there f.
story to match it in the text.
NEW Music. ZUSDEL's New MELoDgov S
Boston; Russell & Tolman, Publishers
The recent greatly increased use Of ~.
deems has created a demand for instru,tiu.
music adapted to that instrument, which thisr
is intended to supply. Its contents appear % ban
been very carefully selected and a valuable ,5rs
ion of standard pieces, and choice classical ms,
is comprised in the work. For the value of the H.
structions, and in fact of the whole book. Mr.. Zsr
deTs reputation as one of the best Organists an.
Instructors in Brooklyn and New York. is sur
eient guaranty.
For sale by W. W. PARTRIDGE.
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, Boston, Tickn0r
Fields.
The March number contains many int
esting articles. THE French characte,
1.-The pursuit of knowledge under diff
ties :" two articles Of a scientific nature
n THE progress of the Electric Teegrlrt
and the other on Screw Propulsion"
written in an attractive manner; The
fessor story" continued, are Of the nun
The Reviews and Literary Notices en-
several interesting books, and are WI
with their usual ability. Parkers RI
iscences of Choate gets a severe rakin-. @.
for what it daes contain, but for what -i-
not. Ormsby's History of the VIII. P-7
is treated as it deserves, and Redpatl BOX
on John Brown is rated at a very low --s.
PErERsoN's cheap edition Of CuE9
DICKENS works-to be completed in D w
Iy parts at % cents a numbers in pr7--
No. 5-"The old curiosity shop is l--
trated with characteristic though rude GUS
in which, Quilp, little Nell and her gram
father, Mrs. Jarleys show, Dick Swivel
Sally Bras and the rest OF the rem4rs4
characters are placed before the eyes Oi
reader.
HARPER's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE
March, opens with q capital ballad I''
Ballad of Valley Fore 1t Is worth t.
price of the number. Life Among Oh
Loggers p" gives a view of the forests All
lumbermen of Maine while a " Par a. the
Elephant" is a most interesting account
how that animal is caught and ta-s-
Thackeray's new novel of " Lowell I'll VIII
over" is continued, and there ars .l
good bits of stories. The chapter Of 0ks
and anecdotes is good, and the c~aricarurs
are poor. 1t is an unusually good number
FULLER has it.
An ARCTIC Boar JOURNEY, in the autumn
1854. By Isaac J. HAYES, surseonO Of -s
second GrinnelI Expedition Boston Brown
Taggard & Chase, 1860.
What reader is not fascinated with a &
of real arctic exploration, whether 1t b
land or sea? What reader of the msrvsll
volumes of DR.. Kane, commander Of the :
Grinnell Expedition, is there, but again az
again has lameuted the lack of an accol-
of the labors, peril, and escapes of thsZ
party which, und9r the charge Of Dr.Hl7e
with the consent of DR.. Kane, made 11i
less attempt to reach the Danish sett41E
of Upernavik late in the season Of ISL
ing DR.. Kane with the remainder Of his 1
to try the hazards of a second wintE
Rensselaer, harbor and which was broc-
back to him in a perishing condition By
Esquimaux, after a four months absena'
That lack vs. have supplied in the Tlr
before US from the pen of Dr. Hayes INNS
who is preparing for another ezpedtl1'
reach and explore if possible the open !
sea. which Morton saw from the rocp
Cape Independence. DR.. Hayes nara-
though it covers but a short ume-an-1
of trial exempt from many of the nAl'a~
experiences of the grand expedition so
ly less fascinating than that OF Dr
himself. The reader, when once en'''
its perusal, does not know how " ~
book down till it is finished. Two M
i've maps are a part Of the volume
For sale by S. Huntington.