Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-28


1t contains The Story of Year The Frozen
Harbor At Andersonville ; Dr. Johns, Ii.
Ancient Mining on the Shores Of Lake Superior
To the Poet Oh his Birthday Needle and Gar
den, ILL.,. Memories Of AuhOrs-Mlss Landonj
Our Oldest Friend Edward Everett Notes Of
Pianist, H. The Chimney. Corner, Ill.
The Popular Lecture The Hour of Victory
The Causes Of Foreign Enmty to the United
States.
The article on ancient mining is by our State
GeolOgist, Albert d. Hager, Esq, and il the
substance Of the very interesting lecture deliver
ed here by that gentleman last winter.
And while writing Of this magazine We can
not refrain from giving our readers Artemus
Wards views Of this monthly, in one OF his
recent letters from Boston to his wife, Bet3ey.
Artemus says
The atlantic MonUlH Besey, is a reg'lar
visitor TO our westun home. | like il because
it has got sense. { DONE phi (. piru!s splendid
! f3lors and tho h0nm, Young men disT1 Die
dots--so that our darIers very nat rally prefer
the piruts to tho honist young IDIOTS bat II
gives US good square American literature The
chaps that write for the Atlantic Beteey, I'M
dersand their bisniss They can sling ink,
they can. went in an saw them. | told them
that theirs was high and holy mission. They
seemed quite grstfsd, and asked If had seen
the Crate 0rgn.
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The Life Of William Blake Aristotles lis
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Robert Wilson Syriac Mauuscriptsj ser1ia
Epigrams The United States IS 80 Example
Horper'' Magazine for March. il received,
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Railway Reform Contemporary Literature
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