Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-27
New Publications.

HARPER's MoSruLr for July IS received
Harper is always reaiable and the NUMBER
before US needs no praise. Russ l3foRn continue
his amusing account Of d" Washoe Revisited,
and the illustration Of this, and even OF vArlo0,
other articles are lnimitable J. Il. G. Abbot
Dr. Osgood, Mis- K. II S:olIlrd, Harriet Pres
colt and Others contribute articles for this issue
The following is the table Of contents:
Prison Life Th Song Of the Cure Washoe
Revisited Faces Re les, llir0ic Daeds Of IT,
roic Men.-VIll A Railroad Adventure; To.
PRODUCTIONS Sealed Proposals Garden PnilJso
ply Armadaei Cults Bluff 4 Y4lelietori-
ans Fate Out Of Prison Personal Riolec
lions Of Abraham Lincoln Anecdotes 81 Uni
tartan Dlyines Our Mutual Freul Chp
Monthly Record Of Current Egn,- EAtor
Easy Chair Editors Dnwcr.
Terms $500 yer year. Harper & Borders,
Pa bllshers, New York.
FRIENDSHIP CARDS We are nd,bed 70 Che
courtesy OF L. Pfang q Co., the well known
Art Publishers Of Boston, for complete saric.
Of their new " friendship CARDS 10 say
these cards are bautiiul,s but'oteTcata Jrulsu
which every person who has seen the publishers
album cards Of autumn ll8ers, birjs MOSES
&c, will readily endorse. GEj. W. Wilder, al
the Freeman Bookstore, keeps for sale d yerj
full assortment of Prang 4 Co.'S novel Unbica
tions, and he will doubtless be happy to show
them to all who have an interest in such thlngs
GoDEY's LADr's Book for July ia before Us,
attractive aud interesting as ever. The steel
engraving "Noontide, is decidedly suggestive
these sweltering days. The fashion plate, and
illustrations OF the prevailing modes Of dress,
&c, in the gay world will satisfy the most i4s-
tidious Of Godcy's fir readers The literary
matter we think better than usual Marion
llaTland opens with a short DRY, written in ier
own felc'ous style, entitled " B ssies Baby,
showing how little child shall lead them,
"a story especially instructive and inieres iue
to young married people, and recalling familiar
and pleasant "reminiscences to those OF us 20
whom baby has ceased to be such n new and
wonderful thing The other articles in thr.
Issuo OF Cooley are also good, and the mechanical
execution Of this work is almost fIultess. Term,
same as heretofore
SONGS FOR ALL SEASONS, by Alfred Teunysou,
lie the title Of the second volume of Me.srs. Tick
nor b Fields series Of Companion Poets fir
the People" THIS work comprises most Of
Fennysons shorter poems, and many extracts
from his more lengthy ones II isappropfiatel
illustrated, and, 80 far as style and mcdaniel
execution is concerned, is almos, an ex,ct eoun
terpart Of =" Household Poems by L1nglellow
noticed in the FREsNAN TWO weeks since. In
our next issue we shall favor cur reader. with
one or two of TennysJns beautiful idyls con
tanned in this volume.
TnE SATURDAY EVENING Posr, Philadelphia,
has just commenced the publication of a new
and exciting romance, entitled Eve Isle, VT
the last voyage OF the CIyp,).' E'e Isle her.
ooH appears w W elu6ulaI creature Ulteu,
romantic and mysterious. Those who commence
the story will doubtless wish 10 follow the for
tunes of the heroine, and If the various other
characters of the story to the end, aud they can
do that by subscribing for the Post, or ordering
ii from the periodical dealers. Deacon and p.
terson, publishers Terms, $3.50 per year, or
five cents a single copy.