The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-23
The December Magazines.

Inc december magazines.
Harpers Magazine for December has the
following table of contents Saint Christopher,
w. d. Howells Omitted States Consul at Ven
ice) Twilight on Sumter, K. H. Stoddard
Scenes in the War of l8I2-VI The War on
the Coast, b. J Losing Pictures of the Jap
auese-II. Rural Life, A. Ii. Guernsey Cap
and Bells-A Novel in Ten Chapters, j. Nc
Legare William H Prescott, Jas. Wynne
The Telling Treasure, Thomas Dunn English
Light Through Darkness, Theodore q. Hook ;
Au Experiment, Caroline Chesebro Overland
from St. Paul to Lake Supei Or The Small
House ut Arlington The Gulf, c. Stickney ;
What S in u Name Louisa E. Furniss My
Friend Crackthorpe Again, Ci as. D. Gardette
The Ethics of Love, Samuel Osgood The Rev.
Mr. Allonby, Katherine F. Williams Job
Warmers Christmas, Horatio Alger A
Woman's Complaint, Laura E. Redden.
The atlantic has the following list The Man
Without Country, by Frederick Ingham, u.
5. N; The Birds of Killingworth by Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow Literary Life in Paris
The Carrot he Great Air-Engine, by the
Author of /" Life in the Iron Mjlls,'' A Loyal
Woman's No; Eugene Delacroix, by W. j..
Stillman Sympathetic Lying Something
About Bridges, by Henry T. Tuckerman In
ternal Structure and Progression of the Gla-
cier, by Louis Agasslz In an Attic, by Mrs.
Elizabeth Akers Longfellow, Ly George w,
Curtis Letter to Peace Democrat, by Francis
Wayland, Jr.
The next number Of the Atlantic begins the
thirteenth volume, and the publishers, Messrs
Ccknor & FiellS, make the following announce.
ment respecting it
1t will be in no wise inferior to the previous
volumes, but it will be the constant aim of the
Publishers to advance the high standard already
established for the magazine. In furtheranca
1t this aim, thoy have secured for their new
volume several features of peculiar interest
Among these they are now able to announce
deholtely that Robert Browning will contribute
severa. New Poems Nathaniel Hawthorne will
PRINT ul5 New Romance in the columns of the
Atlantic, commencing, pro ably, with the Feb
ruary number; Henry Wadsworth Lyngfellow
will publish in the Atlantic some Cantos of his
Translation Of Dantes - Dvina ommedia " :;
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe begins, in the Jan
uary number, series of capital sketches, to be
continued through several months, with the til
tie OF /" House and Home Papers by Christie
pher Crowfeld -; j I. Trow6rIdge has written
a New Novel, which will be commenced in the
Atanhc during the next volume Prof Louis
AgassH will continue those admirable articles
upon different branches Of natural science
winch have constituted so interesting and i'm
portant feature in the late volumes of the At
ldhtic.
Terms The .4tI9ntic is for sale by all Book
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Speclnen numbers sent GRATIS on receipt of
four cents for postage
The Continental for December has the fol-
lowing table of contents The Nation Buckle,
Draper and Science of History Diary of
Frances Krasuska The Sleeping Soldier My
Mission Letter Writing The Year The
Great American Crisis Was He Successful
Dead Reconstruction Virginia ; She Defines
her Position Whiffs from my Meerschaum
Literary Notices Editors Table.