Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
New Publications.

OUR Young FoLKs.-Ths popular Magazine for
BOYS and Girls presents very attractive table of
contents for November. DIR. HAYES furnishes an
exciting chapter of = Cast Away in the Cold :"
| Mrs Diaz gives two more capital Letter. from
William Henry to his GRANDMOTHER" Gail Hamilton
writes of d" Jamie Again" These and other excel
lent stories and poems, all profusely Illustrated,
make this number of " Our Yonng Folks" of
the best issued.
| The Publishers present additional array of at
fractions readers of Our Young Folks fer 1865
Charles Dickens has written expressly for this Mag
| azine - \ Holiday Romance" which will appear in
early numbers with illustrations by the greatest of
English designers, John Gilbert The Author Of
John Halifax will contribute several articles in
pros and verse. DIR. Hayes will finish his story,
g Cast Away in the Cold Mrs. Stowe will continue
to write sketches like which have made her
popular with the readers of d" Our Young Folks"
Mr. j. II. \. Bone will furnish six historical articles
very interesting subjects, which will be illus
trated with historical accuracy. The Author of
d" The Seven Little Sisters the most charm
ing of children's books, will tell Dame Natures
Stories, explaining many curious facts of animal
and vegetable life. Many other good writers will
help make Our Young Folks constantly attract
i've and useful. The Publishers say 1t Will
| that ouIr Young Folks for 1865 has something
for its patrons in every juvenile department: Ro-
nance, History, Fiction, Fact Poetry, Prose, Fan
cy. Science, Music, Art and Amusement, and il
must continue to be, it i, household
eessity and delight 1t is only s. year. Clubs
get ii at reduced rates, and premiums OF cred
to new subscribers. Send TO
TICKNoR Il FIELDS Boston.
THE GALAXY, for November, contains steven
Lawrence, Woman. by Mrs. Edwards f; Loves
Largess, by H. II. Grotesque song by George
Wakeman journalism a Profession, by Julius
WILCOX The Good Physician, by T. W. Parsons
Concerning kissing, by Connoisaeur, To-day, by
Eugene Benson our Doctors in the Rebellion, by
Fred. Il. Perkins Chromatic Alteration, by b. T.
sienna, Cor. Secretary I. {. : Waiting for the
Verdict, by Rebecca Harding Davis Ancient and
Modern Cookery, by Pierre Blot Words and their
Uses, by Richard Grant White Autumn song, by
f C. stedman Nebule, by the Editor.
The price OF the Galaxy is - 80 year two
copies year, 81 Specimen copies sent, postage
paid on receipt of 80 cents. Address W. {. < r =
Church, No. - Park Row New York.
GopEN's LADl'> BOOK, for November contains
the following embellishments \ magnificent stee
plate entitled The Woful Heart = the usua
colored fashion plate sports in Childhood" a
picture the juveniles and sil another those
beautiful tinted plates = Scene in Venice" The
wood-cut fashions consist of dinner-d dress,
morning robe walking suit. bonnets, aprons and
childrens sacks. In the department devoted TO
fancy work viii be found designs for omamenting
braid for the trimming OF wraps ; crochet pattern
A handkerchief corner card alphabet emery
cushion travelling sh ba4; watch pocket in
bead-work glove sachet letters marking pill
loW-ca embroidery, etc. Drawing Lessons
will also he found in this number ; q Suburban
Residence, with the plans In fact. this number
contains every thing necessary To make IL first
class ladies magazine.
The publisher, l.. A. Godey Philadelphia, calls at
tention to the fact that now is the time
making up clubs f'r Ms magazine Terms for
Isis follows
one copy, one year r3 %
Two copies, one year -
Three copies, one year ~ .
Four copies, one year 10 o.
Five copies, one year, and extra copy to
the person getting up the club, making SIN
Eight copies, one year, and extra copy
10 the person getting upthe club, making
Eleven copies, year, and extra copy
to the person getting up the club making
Godey's Lady's Book aud Arthur's Home Maya
zine will be sent yeal receipt OF - 90.
Godey's Lady's Book and The Chiidrens Hour
will be sent one year on receipt OF 81 81.
Godey,s Lady, BOOK, and :, Arth'r's Home Maga-
receipt OF - 90
THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE for Move mber is out,
and quite agree with the BOSTON journal in this
commentator of it
The November number of the Riverside Maya
zine is the best vet issued. II has two full page IL
lustrations one illustrating the old nursery rhyme
Two little dogs barking in the cmders," &c.
beautifully executed by stephens, and the other
showing an old fashioned husking party. Besides
these are eleven illustrated articles, all finely done
The last" Africa War with Turkey.@-is one of
Hoppn's best. One more number will conclude the
first volume of this Magazine, and Its publishers
promise to make the second volume better than
the first. We advise all our young people to take
the Riverside.
THE CHILDREN's HOUR, for November, published
by I. Arthur, Philadelphia, is with its usual
attractions the children. Children too young to
understand all of "Our Young Folks or the
Riverside" will find great entertainment and in
struction in the Childrens Hour"
DICKENS WoRKS.-Another volume of the Da-
mond Dickens has just been issued by Ticknor &
Fields, containing q" Oliver Twist" Pictures from
Italy and American Notes. 1t has sixteen illus
rations, and is in all respects equal the proceed
ing volumes of the edition. Ticknor & Fields have
also issued another volume of their very Charles
Dickens edition of Dickens works. 1t contains the
story of Dombey Son. is handsomely illustrated
and very attractive TO the eye in its mechanical
execution.
"SNOwBERRIEs is the taking title of of the
best children's books of the written by
Alice Carey, and printed by Ticknor & Fields. The
book is filed with captivating stories in prose and
verse and some delightful poetry. 1t is prettly IL
Illustrated and neatly printed and bound We print
on the outside of this paper, " Autumn Thoughts
one of the poems in this volume.