Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS

The GALAXY for February Is, contains ::
Waiting for the Verdict, by Mrs. Rebecca
| Harding Davis, with two illustrations The
New Electric Light. by r. K. Browne, NJ.
D., With five illustrations Harmonious Ef-
fects; Experiments With the Sonnet; Words
and their Uses, by Richard Grant White; ;
With Volume of Keats The Claverings, by
Anthony Trollope; Giving back the Flower
John Rose; Conundrums The Si!ert Lover
Frown Not; The cry from the Studios Ma
poleon's Private Cabinet; Who. Knoweth
Nebuia, by the Editor.
In the new number is commenced the new
| novel +" Waiting for the Verdict" by Rebecca
Harding Davis, whose shorter stories of g Life
in the Iron Mills" &" Margret Howth," etc.
have obtained for her so high q reputation.
In succeeding chapters the scene of the story
is changed 10 the South, and the characters
tics of southern society, and the tone Of south
ern thought and feeling in the very heat of
| the war, forciblv depicted.
| The price OF The GAEAxY Is SIS year So
for six months six copies one year, $25.
Single copies 80 cents.
| Address W. G. & F. P. CHURCH, No. SO
| Park Row, New York
BLACKwoOD reprint by the L. Scott Pub
fishing Co., n. Y..) for January is received.
Ii has the following contents Our Naval
Deferces; Nina Biatka, concluded ; Sir Will
lam Parker, the Admiral of the Fleet; Con-
ington's Translation Of the Eneid; The
| O'Dowd Papers The Campaign in Western
| Germany Women and Children in Ameri
ca; Brownlows; Who are the Reformers, and
what do they want?
Erery Saturday for Feb. 9. has story by
Dickens entitled Janus Weathercock. -
The Nursery" for February, published
| by A. Williams, Boston, is on our table.
Moth ing could be better for the little folks.
1t ls neatly printed and .uggestively Illus
trated.
NORTHERN LIGHTS for February 9, has ar
tlcles by Julia Ward Howe, Fitz Hugh Lud-
| low, +. w. Shelton and others.
Our Boys AND GIRLS " for Feb. 9th is g.
|
estiDg reading, ell igmas REFUSES, &c.
FIRST LESSONS ~ READING, ON INV
rErHoD. Boston Lee j. Shepard.
This is the name CT a reader for beginners.
| 1t is edited by K chard Soule, associate editor
of w orcester's quarto Dictionary, and Will
lam A. w heeler, associate editor of Webster 8
Dictionaries. The title-page says, the book
contains - new method of teaching the read
ing of E lglish, by which the ear is trained to
discriminate the elementary sounds of words,
and the eye to recognise the signs used for
these sounds In the established photography !"
! This change from the old method is a radical
one for new beginners, although, if practical
bic, it might make scholars more accurate in
pronunciation.
The LADY's ALMANAC FOR l867.-This
beautiful little annual appears in Its usual
fine binding and gold edges, having a lea J.
ing feature the Game OF Croquet according to
the standard recently adopted by committee
of experts in England. Ii is also replete with
useful and interesting miscellany. The intro
ductory pages, containing well-written poem
| on q Peace" teach the too often forgotten
lesson, that peace on earth can only come
through the life of the Master becoming the
rule for the government of the world. The
book is sold by all booksellers, and is mailed ),
postpaid, for is price $50 cents). by the pub
lishers Lee u Shepard, Boston.
! The WAY OF THE WORLD. A Novel By
Win, IN L. Adams, (Ohver Optic.) Bos-
ton Lee and Shepard
This is q volume of AGA pages, handsomely
/ pound, which We have received too late for
notice this week. bat 1t will receive attention
/ in the next FREEMAN. For sale by w Wider.