Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-26
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Book Notices,
The ScALPEL, An Entirely Original Quarterly
Exrositor of the Laws of Health and Abuses
of Medicine and Domestic Life.

LIE oCALPELi an Eutrey original Quarterly
Exrositor of the Laws Of Health and Abuses
of Medicine and Domestic Life.
This number is number forty-sx of this valua.
bic Quarterly. 1t is written in vigorous, racy,
outspoken and fearless style, and lays bare Nth
the sharpest kind of knife the quackery Of igno-
rant, as well as the old fogyisn Of many learned
/ physicians The article on the outside Of thi,
paper cOn,ering Hoped Skirts" by the caus.
tic pen of editor, we cut from the present mum.
Der, and we commend it to the attention of the
ladies' and they will excuse US for saying that
". think their health and comfort would be much
improved by following the Scapel's advice.
The Atlantic Monthly for February has this
interesting list Of contents "Genus," by J..
Brownlee Brown "My Brother and |" by ]. T.
TrOwbrdgei "A Half Life and Half Life" by
Miss L. H. Appletonj "On the Relation OF AIT
to Nature" by Elliot Cabot "Snos ;" by Mrs.
Elizabeth Akerj House and Home Papers" By
Harriet Reecher Stowe; :" The Conyulsonists OF
St. Msdard," by Robert Dale Owen; Presence
by Alice Cary Glacial Period" by Louis Agas
sizi Bryant" by George s. billiard "An-
nesly Hall and Newstead Abbey" by Mrs.
Waterson "The Last Charge by Oliver Wen.
dell Holiness "Northern Invasions," by Edward
Everett Hale and the usual reviews and literary
not;oae Auono tho noticeable fao,,... r a.
number is Mr. George S. billiards paper on
" Bryant fine piece of appreciatve criticism.
CoNTINENTLY MONTHLY FOR FEBRUARY
Contents: "Thomas Jefferson, as Seen by the
Light of 1868" by j. Sheldon; The English
Press" by Nicholas Rowe of London; Z" The
Treasury Report and Mr.. Secretary Chase" by
Hon. F. p Stanton "Aspro," A Fable; "The
Red Mans Plea y Buckle, Draper and Sci
epCe of History" by L. B. Freeland; Diary Of
Frances Krasipska !" Petroleum." by Rev. S.
NJ. Eaton "The Angels of War" "a Tragedy
of Error" :" Nos Amis les Cosaques," by NJ.
Helprinj "Was He Successful" by Richard B
Kimball; "The Andes" by VIM. 6. Dix; INA.
tional Friendships" "North and South" by
Chas. w. Butler; Literary Notices Editors Ia
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC.--The Tribune Almanac
for 1864, is received. Its publication this year 10
no, so prompt as usual, but its value as political
pade meeum is fully equal to its predecessors.
Among the contents of this number, besides the
usual Astronomical Calculations are, a list of
the members Of the Goyernm mt, of Ministers,
ENJOYS, &C., political classification of Members
Of Congress condensation Of acts Of the last
Session of Congress; wholesale prices in New
York for seventeen years. cost of the Govern.
msnt for two years pastb Army, Navy, and Pub
lie Debt; "Shrinkage Of the rebellion the
rebel government and finances; table of events
Of 1861 State election returns for 1868, com
pared with former elections votes Of U. S. Sol.
ders in 1861, 1862 and 1861 European com.
picationsi Presidential vote by States in 1852,
1856, and ls6OE and other important and inter-
estug matter. Price, single copies 10 oentsi ten
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GoDEY's LADys Book for February has made
it" appearance, with its usual variety of fashions
and miscellany and oil those things tina, interest
the ladies-rhe steel engraving something
about st. Valentines pretty, and the wood cut
OF course, in these slippery times is about skating.