Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-28
New Publications.

New Publications.
LONDON Society, for June, Hurd * Hough-
toms reprint, contains Ny escape from Hydro
patty, The Inter-U University Games, The last
run with the S,ag-hounds, Smothered in Roses,
poetry What's in the Papers. Experiences on
Dlrtmoor, still Unmarried, Boating Life at Ok
ford No ", The heart hath a world Of its own,
lpoetry) Playing for High Stakes, Chapters
XVIII, XIX and XX, Leaving the Confessional,
poetry Engaged twelve articles in all. seven
Of which are illustrated. 1t Is ACUTE interest
ing number.
TIE srARLrSG, by Norman McLs d, editor Of
~ Good Words"
Messrs. Littell 8 Gay have issued in pamph-
let form this beautiful little tale, which has been
published as a serial in the sc Living Age" and
will send 70 for IS cents. \ large edition will
undoubtcl, be called for to supply those who
I ike much better to read a story complete than
piece-meal.
Copy. LADY's Book for July lies on our
table The publishers announcement says
and we are not prepared to dispute the state
/ ments
This is the first number Of volume
,cre1ig-frc. and the Hiriy-ciyih year Of the
| LADY's Book and we DC not feel that we are
| saying too much when We pronounce It superb
/ one. The beauty Of the engraving, selections
[ Of fashions, ornamental work, and literary mat
! ter cannot be excellel. Among the wO0d-cut
\ L.. lr Nafnrudr
| dresses three new evening dresses a new
| couture and tsu engravings Of fashionable
/ honnets The work-iepartment contains tlreirs
/ designs for head trimmings, for cl0aks, sacks,
necklaces, belts, sc. a knitted cape al 0rn-
ameut for the neck knitted jacket needle
/ case corner for a handkerchief, &c. The Nov
etiss contains patterns for b1unets, dresses, and
! chiliren's garments The Preserving receipts
[ in this number are alone worth the price Of the
| book 70 any h0usekeeper The reading matter
| is made Up ofartices written by the best writers
/ Of cur country
/ LITTLE BRorHEH, and other stories. by Fitz
/ Hugh Ludlow. Boston Lee s. shepard
Several magazine stories by Mr.. Ludlow are
here collected into one volume. Tney are all
gooi. the first one excellent.
SroRIEs, By OUR BEsr WRITERS. Boston Lee
s. Shepard
4 collection Of tales and sketches which have
appeared in iitIereut magazines within a few
years, by Louise C. Moul,ou, Shsnly, Skies.
Richmond Lester, wolcott, and others. It is
neatly %, up. and Is good for light summer
reading.
Both the above books may be found at Hun
ting,on's
HATTIE PowH-, or the Daughters Mission. By
Abby Eliriige.
SEQUEL TO STORIES FROM LIVE, which the Chap
/ lain told.
These Two little volumes are part CT series
/ Of Sunday School Juvenile religious works, IS
suei by HESRT Horr. Of Boston, who has pub
lishei many excellent books Of this sort. They
Will be found good additions to many a Sabbath
School library.
CAR1's HOWE. By Sarah C. Cornell Boston.
l Henry Hoyt.
\ tale, not i'll written, Of the life Of a boy
deformei from birth. who hnis home With his
uncle. and goes through school AMI its trials
with the special ones which his misfortune brings
upon him, with a loving, tender ye, manly spirit
which Of course eventually makes friends for
him Of everybody.
All the above books may b, had at Fuller's.
The GALAXY for July contains articles on
"Riiualsm::' By the Rev. Morgan Dix, D. D.,
the Rector Of Trinity Church, New York; on
The Fruits of the War, by Horace Greeley
on 1.-The Personal Representation Project" by
ID. G. Croly; on An Interview with General
EscObelo,'' by an ex-ofhcer; on 1.-THE Opening
OF the Royal Academy by Ion Beriicaris;
humorous sketch, entitled Where Progress Len
the Gods, by F. B. Perkins; a short story.
entitled, Miss Aubusson; Children by II
7. Tuckerman; words and their Uses" by
Richard Grant White. and poetry, by Or. 7. ",
Parsons and Miss Ina b. Coolbrlth. besides con-
tinuations Of Steven Lawrence, Yeoman," by
Mrs. Edwards, and Waiting for the Verdict
by Mrs. R. Il. Davis
The illustrations Of the number are by c. C.
GriswOld and Castor Fay.
The price Of The GALAXY is IS 50 a year;
two copies for So; single copies 30 cents
HARPERs MAGAZINE for July is out, contain
ing four illustrated articles, stage ride to
Colorado, cur new Northwest, Independence
Hall and Independence Day, the Dodge Club
No. "; and as many tales, sketches, essays.&c.
as usual.
Bound Volumes Of the .Maya- iae, each Vol
ume containing the numbers for Six Months,
will be furnished for So 90 per volume, and
sent by mail, postage paid. The Magazine may
be had in single numbers, or on subscription, at
Fuller's bookstore