Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-27

has won reputation and fame, and keeps
steadily on its way month after month adding
new laurels to the chaplet that an apprecia-
tive public long since placed upon its brow.
The number for July is an excellent one, and
has the following table of contents:
Personal Recolectione of the War Mid
summer !; Some Curious Homes A Look at
Lisbon; High Days in Vnginian Village
Asbury The Sword of Damocles Tue Fool
Catcher; Sanctuary Privileges in Rome
Under the Arches Mr. Muddler's Mistake
A Study of Legs The Food OF Birds; Edu-
cation of the Colored Population of Louisi-
ana An Hour at Sea Forty Two; Editors
Easy Chair; Monthly Record of Current
Events; Editors Drawer.
THE New YORK WEEKLY MAsAzINK.-Part
has just been received. 1t is as interesting
and readable as ever and we are pleased TO
know that it is rapidly gaining in popular
favor. Published by Frederick 5. Hills, No
| III Fulton Street, New York. Terms,
weekly edition "a. 90 per annum for a single
copy; monthly parts SO cents each or $500
per year.
BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
The May number of this well known Msga-
sine lively $50 far as its merely literary articles
go)-hiah-toned Tory IN the English sense OF
the word bitter anti ti-American, rampant pro-
slavery and pro-rebellion, in the American
sense-is received from the American publish
srs, LEONARD SCoTT & Co.. OF New York
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.
| Same publishers. The bill OF fare for this
number is veIy attractive. OF its articles, The
Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds, The Children's
Employment Commission, Coal and Smoke,
The Early Irish Church, &C., are very readable
ones.
The HERALD or HEALTH, a Journal of Pny
sical culture, for June, 1866, is received. II i.
in hygienic point Of view valuable number.
1t counts among its contributors Greeley
Beecher, Tilton, Chapin and other distinguish
writers, and its corps Of strictly medical writers
is numerous and able. Price 81 so, in advance
Published in New York by Miller. w ood &
| Co.
! The Galary for July lst is promptly out,
and is an interesting number. The best writ
ten article Is one from the pen of III. L.
Tuckerman upon the painter Church. George
Alfrei Towns end contributes an entertaining
and SossIppy sketch, entitled :" An American
Colony IN France" Maria Louisa Pool fur
| nishes a singular ard improbable, bu. we'll
| told story, whose name Pharaoh s Horses"
gives no Indication OF ts character Pro-
fessor Blot continues his learned disquistion.
on the =. Art OF Dining" g. NJ Towle gives
a short and readable sketch of - English
Parties. Other articles make up varied
and attractive number
GoDEYs LADY Book for July has been
ceived. This number commences new vol
ume, and it is consequently good time TO
subscribe, as the following volume will contain
all the fall and winter fashions. The pctures
are up to Godeys standard, and the literary
matter is of high order. An article entitled
= Dress under Difhculties,' by Georgia lady,
gives an insight of the difficulties experienced
by Southern ladies' during the war and block
ade Godey's is published at Philadelphia,
| Pa.
PHOTOGRAPHY AND VERMONT SCENERY
We have received from A. +. Styles of Bur
| Ington, stereoscopic views OF scene In the
Berlin Cascades, the Black River in Cavendish
| from Prospect Hill. ard several pictures Of
Mansfield Mountain Scenery. MIR. Styles has
some of the finest photograph views of Vermont
90 Il 81
highest style of the Photographic art, which he
sells for 81 90 each. He has also nearly two
hundred views of Vermont scenery, partly
stereoscopic and partly album size, as we'll as
photographs of prominent Vsrmonters, which
ne sells at from 81 20 to So % per dosen. He
is continually adding to his gallery of Vermont
view, and will this summer largely increase the
list Those desiring TO obtain any Of these
pictures would do well TO address MIR. Styles
at Burlington and obtain his circular and cara-
logue, from which a treasure OF pictures can be
selected.
| NKw MUsIC-We have received from Dit
son & Co., Boston, the following new music
Warriors March, by Frts Spindlsr Valse de
la Refine de Prusse, Waltz arranged for the
piano by L. 2. Gerville Through the Roses,
a song by Thomas Hood Funeral March 10
Memory of 1t. Gen. Scott, composed by J.
w Turner ; The Curiosity, lines and rhymes
for these progressive times by Walter Kit
tredge and A. b. Hutchinson. The last song,
as might be expected, has an anti-slavery as
| we'll as a comic side.
| The above music is for sale by WILDER at
the FREEMAN Bookstore.
FINANCIAL MATTERs.- Secretary McCul-