Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-24

very pretty poem appropriately illustrated.
Then comes a we'll written and bountifully
illustrated sketch of s. The Work-House,
Blackwell island Heroic Deeds of Hero
ic Men " is continued, this article treating of
=" Florida, Her Crime and her Punishment"
: Venice" Manasquan," and 6 The Little
Black Dogs of Berkshire" are the other Illus
pages of interesting reading, closing with The
inimitable " Drawer"
This number closes the thirty-third volume
of the magazine. In the number FOL Deeem-
Der will be commenced " The Virginians il
Texas" by George F. Harrington, tale
written just before the rebellion. and giving
description of Texas as it then was
Cooley LADY's Book Tor November, opens
| with a suggestive steel engraving. 1t has the
usual number of Fashion-plate ard also
handsome wood-cut. The work department
contains the usual variety Of patterns. Marion
Harland and others contribute 10 the literary
department. The publishers suggest tina
now is favorable time to commence getting
up clubs.
OUR YOUNG Folks for Noyember, presents
an unusually attractive appearance. 1t is
embelished with TWO full-page Illustrations
one in color,-and all but two articles IN the
number are illustrated. Mrs. Steve, BayaTd
| Taylor, j. L. 1rowbridge, Mayne Reid, and
others contribute to the entertaining con-
tents.
| The publishers give their prospectus tor
1867 in which they announce that the edito-
rial management will remain the same as at
present. ln addition to the writers no Rave
enriched the pages OF the present volume,
- Round the w orld Joe," the popular con
trIbuter to the old s5choolmate,'' will fur
nish series of articles OF adventures and
observations in foreign countries and other
new writers viii add 10 the interest OF It's
pages. Each number of the new volume will
also contain song composed expressly for
Z" Our Young Folks and especially adapted
to the month in which it appears.
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HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for November /.
before Us. IL opens with readable story en-
titled = Rhoda,' by Ruth Harper. Five
Hundred Years % is a historical sketch u
tne period indicated. A new story, = kAth-
srine Morne,' by the author Of - HeTnun, -
Is begun. Mr.. Hazsweu describes TIE
Progress Of Prussia with MS aeeustomt q
Intelligence and ability. That curiosty OF
human nature, the late Coun- = Gurowski, 80
: admirably delinested by Robert Garter.
There Is ST. ong political article on = L lie
President anu HIS AccompiIces,' ANA 5s-
scipslon of - Marshall's Por1rai Of L ncylu 50
.. Passages from uAwthorne's Note L Jok 90
are continued, and Griffin G4uat " Is con.
Guided. the poetry OF the number is good,
Longteliow contributing fourth S9nne: 90
TRANSMITTING the DivIna Comnc-ia
Tne .Ilart.e is now generally reoogniz d
by tie intel gen. reading public IS al expo
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azure. It's contributors include al be
most distinguished American writer's, and Ia.
conductors have unequalled facilities -3- en-
listing their pens in behalf CT 10 reader.
The attractive promises oi tie AliGHhc tyI
1867, are set forth iu the prospectus, consist
ing Of the serial by DR. o. w. Holmes, The
series of articles by James Parton, freqneu.
papers from James Russell Lowell, d se-.e.
of sketches by Bayard Taylor concerning The
By-Ways Of Europe" in addition TO the reg
ular contributions from the we'll knJSa wgI-
tiers whose articles greatly add = The valve
; and interest OF the IN agazIne.
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= Tho current number OF Erry Saturday
opens with two chapters Of Miss Th4ckeray I
serial novel, q The Village GA the Cnf.
These are followed by admirable paper OF
Germany, from the pen Of Edward Dicey
r a rea1able article on . Smoke aud Smokers
" Black Saeep," By Mr. Yates foreign gos
4 sip and poems by Robert B1ohanaA ano
Christina q. Ressetti.
New YORK WEEKLY MAGAzlNE.-rhis mag.
azine Continues TO be favorite. The tales
essays and sketches which appear in its pas9+
are agreeable and entertaining reading. Ihi-
weekly publication of miscellaneous reading
and Evsry Saturday, are givlug the literary
public jus: what they have wanted, in mos
convenient form both for present use, and foI
preservation.
S Tae Gal1ry is out considerably ahead o.
time, the number now before Us bearing tbs
date of November |. Among the article:
particularly worthy OF remark are = Days
with knapsacks," by Jane Franklin Fits. q
racy and vivid sketch OF soldering as il is
- The Co fusion of L opgues,' by George
Wakeman, whose previous phlolo sical, contri