Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05
New Publications.

HARPER's MAGAZINE for January, contains
another chapter of" Arinadale, an article
made mp from a work the Harpers have in
press, 90 the Northwest Passage by land"
illustrated with fifteen large and fine wood
cuts,-three little zoe rs, illustrated,-the
commencement of a short story q An Inter-
national Affair NO. I ofan essay on &" the
Holidays, and number more Of inter-
esting articles. The publishers announce
that the " Monthly Record - is to be 50 ex-
tended as to present careful sketch Of the
dOings of Congress, the present session.
For sale by Fuller.
FIELD, GuNBoAT, HosPITAL AND PRISON
by Mrs P A. Hanaford. Boston Dinsmoor
Co.
This work appears to be compilation,
from letters of army correspondents, books,
newspapers and other sources, Of sketches OF
interesting scenes Of the war. The author
announces it as her intent thereby to g keep
in memory some Of the herole deeds of dar-
ing, the Christian acts Of selfdenial, the IN
shrinking iortitude, the patient endurance,
the pure patriotism of our brave boys who
followed the dear old flag"
For sale by c. O. French Co.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for January con-
ta!ns rather more than the usual amount Of
light reading, - DIR. Johns, "a story by
Miss Harding, - the High Tides Of Deem
Der, a. Beauty and the Beast 4 story Of
Russia g Griffith Gaunt,' - The Chimney
Corner by Mrs. Stowe-but that can hard
ly be called light reading, for it is a chapter
on Reconstruction 80 The bells Of Lynn"
little poem by Longfellow, and Sc Castles
in the Air." a longer one by Bryant,
" Passages from Hawthorne Note Book 80
and other articles.
Ticknor and Fields, announce the COM
mencement of new periodical, next week,
to be entitled Every Saturday" and to con-
tain the choicest selections from foreign mag
azines and papers, in an attractive and in
expensive form 1t is stated that T. B. Al
drich, the poet, will supervise the publica-
ton. The ability and tact Of this publish
ing house are sure guarantee of the sue
cess f this undertaking.
The subscription price is to be IS per
year. or 10 cents Per single copy.
Hours AT HONE for January. n. Y,
Scribner & Co. This number contains sew
eral articles of much interest. a very pretty
Christmas story, poem by Gilmore Simms
the novelIst-who hasn't written much for
northern publications lately-an article on
names by Prof. Epson of Hamilton College,
and another on Typographical Execution by
Prof W. C. Conant.
L. Scott & Co., New York, continue their
reprints of the leading British Reviews and
Blackwood's Magazine, at very reasonable
prices, which will be more than repaid by
the value and interest sf these works to any
intelligent reader. Blackwood was never
more racy than now, though it has so strong
q spice of secession in all its American az
ticles.
GoDEYs LADY's BooK.-Mr. Cooley gets
out big number for January 1866. Among
the attractions in its list Of contents are
line engraving entitled the Farewell Sermon;
large colOred fashion plate; colcred slipper
pattern; new STYLES of bonnets, Caps, Child
ren's Dresses, Cloaks, CaIos, Nantes,
Embroidery patterns; work enough to
keep any lady busy for a year. Among the
literary features are stories by Marion Har-
land, Miss Eliza Leslie, Miss Annie Frost
and others. Cooley is well worth its price
to any lady.