Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-09-27

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The GALAXY, FOR OCTOBER, contains a. on
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"Paris and the Parisians,'' by Eugene Ben
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''the poor Whites of the SOUTH by E. B.
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for October has the
following table of contents: The Guardian Angel
Part X-by Oliver Wendell Holmes; Themistocles
A poem, by William Everett; Ben John son--A
biographical and critical sketch, by the essayst, f.
+. whpple; Uncharitableness-TheR Rose Rollins
The first section of story of New England seaport
life, by Alice Cary; International Copynght-a Wig
orous and unanswerable plea for the protection of
authors and thus far the best interests ofliterature
by James Pa ton; The flight OF the Goddess-poem,
by I. b. Aldrich; The Throne OF the Golden Foot
by j. w. Palmer; The Autobiography of a Quack-
Part l. Writings of L. Adolphus Trollope-by H.
L. Tuckernan native Bopoo-a sketch of col
ored linguist found in South iCarolna by a Massa-
chusetts officer; By-W avs of Europe-From Perpi-
gnan to Montserrat-by Bayard Taylor Dinner
Speaking-by Edward Everett Hale author of" 4
Man without Country Z" How Mr.. Frye would
have preached ill.," etc, Reviews and Literary No.
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OUR Young FOLKS has full page illu tration
" Sir liner slain by the White Knight TO accom-
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Huntington Miller, Kate Putnam Osgood, and other
writers well known to the readers OF this magazine
contribute to this number Round the World
Joe will commence nj the November number a series
of articles about the Indian Ocean, and Gail Hamil
ton Will write an article entitled Jamie Again
THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE for Young People
has an elegant fronts piece showing how
cat came fiddling out of a barn,
With pair of bagpipes under her arm,
She could sing nothing but fidlle-de-de
9" The mouse has married the humble bee"
There are thirteen arti cles in the number by wri
tiers well known in the RIvERsIDE's pages and there
are eight illustrations, and two flower pieces. The
November number will have thanksgiving in mind
and besides stories appropriate for the season will
have extra full page illustration.