Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-28

Literary Notices.

W ESTMNsTER REVIEW. July, 1867. American
Edition; The Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, 40, Fulton Street, New York
Contents Art. |, Mimicry, and other
Protective Resemblance among Animals A..
>, Lucius Annacus Seneca 3, The last great
Monopoly; /. Lyric Feuds; ;, The Future Of
Reforms; 6, Jamaica !, The Religious Side
of the Italian Question Contemporary Lit
eraturc
NEW MrsIc.-We have just received from
Messrs. .. Ditson * Co., Boston, the follow
ing new music:
:. One Hundred Years Ago" as sung by
Miss Emma Dean-arrangcd for the piano by
John +. Spauld;ng - Baby's Gone to Sleep,
a song by l.. O. Emerson = Pretty Little
Sarah, - ballad by F. Maccabe."
The above and indeed all the new and pop
ular music of the day, may be found at
WILDERs Book AND Music STORE, head of
State Street, Montpelier.
CKLEsrA, 4 Girls Book by Mrs. Martha f.
Berry. the author of . Crooked and
Straight" Boston, William V. Spencer.
PIP. 257. Price Sl.25.
Inns II Il pitdSthllf WHICH,, HASbtliy
ell and bound volume, which will be very ac-
ceptable to the children. 1t contains the
story of a little girls labors, trials, pcrplex-
tiles and struggles with poverty. coming out
in the clear sunshine Of joy at the end.
For sale by WILDER.
The RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE for Young Peo-
pie, for September, is delight to those for
whom it was prepared 1t has two full-page
Illustrations The irontispece is a picture
showing how
Pussy sits behind the log,
How she be fair
Then comes in the little dog,
Pussy are you there?"
50 The Exilcs . is the other full-page pic
ture, showing the organ-grinder and his
travelling companion, - the poor tired little
girl they journey along in their home
less wanderings. Nine of the articles in thit
number are illustrated. The reading matter
is instructive and entertaining.
DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERICA. Young Amer
lea has really found a representative in this
brilliant little periodical, which is as full of
stories, pictures, puzzles, toys and fun, as
any little boy or girl could desire. 1t is,
moreover, not only entertaining, but instruc-
tive: containing hints and information on all
sorts of subjects, and capital suggestions, in
troduced in a way to interest children, and
make them follow up the subject for them
selves Parents will find it a valuable auxil-
iarv to their efforts for home amuscmcnts and
education Address, w. Jennings Demorest,
Alb Broadway, New York.
Our Young Folks for September has full
page illustrations = Entering the Ice," a
scene described in Dr. Hayes entcrtai ming
article, :. Cast Away in the Cold There
are twelve other illustrations in this num-
Der. Mr.. Trowbridge, Mrs. Stowe, and
other writer's familiar to the readers of - Our
Young Folks contribute to the number.
The publishers promise in the October num-
Der Mrs. Stoves account of g EmIlys First
Day with Pussy Willow" That number
will also contain another of DR.. Hayes ar
ticles, and probably the commencement of
g William Henry's Letters to bis Grand
mother to be illustrated by master William
Henry himself
CnILDREN's Hour for September has ar
ticles by T. S. Arthur, Alice Cary, Virginia
F. Townshcnd and other writers. The chill
dren find it as entertaining as ever.
! Books IN PREss.-Messrs. Ticknor & Fields
announce that they will, in addition to their