Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for August has

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for August has
continuation of DR.. Holmes story, &C The
Guardian Angel; the first article of a
series of =" Hospital Memories )" Dirge for
Sailor Up the Edisto the conclusion of
Sc Poor Richard %; The Growth. Limitations
and liberation of Shakspeare's Genius
Longfellow's Translation of Dante's Divina
Commedia The. Old Story; A Weeks
Riding The Little Land of Appenzel; The
Lost Genius; Cincinnati; A Lilliput Prov
ince; Reviews and Literary Notices.
OUR You've Folks this month is unusually
attractive. DIR. Hayes commences series
of articles, entitled g Cast Away in the
Cold -; R. H. Stoddard contributes, g Bird
Catching Mrs. Stowe furnishes So Pussy
and Emily at Sixteen; Mrs. Wells writes
of 90 The Little Maid ~; George Eager con-
tinues .s Round the W orld Joe - and other
familiar writers fill the pages of the number.
The Bird Catchers furnish the subject of one
full page illustration. DR.. Hayes series of
articles will be continued in the September
number, embellished with full page illus
tration, and Trowbridge, Mrs. Stowe and
others will also appear in its pages.
THE RIVERSIDE, Hurd and Houghton' s
magazine for young people, is as inviting as
ever. The frontispiecc is capital illustra-
ton of the problem,
LAS Twas going to st. Ives
There are fifteen articles in this number,
nearly all illustrated. g Coast Life in New
|
Gordon" August Days - and - Stars in
August " are timely and interesting. Vieu1
Moustache writes about 81 Breaking in for a
Summer Term" and Jacob Abbot treats Of
. Plays at Party" Harry O'Hum both
sides of his Drum - is funny song with
telling illustrations and the remaining art-
Giles are as good as those we have enumerated
The September number will open with a
new story by the author of the - Susv
Books - called g Six Little Processes, and
what they turned into and will contain an
extra full page illustration.
Hours AT HoM6 has a continuation of
- Marcella at Home - The Moral Uses of
Dark Things - Rambles among the Italian
Hills 9 Representative Cities" and
- Storm Cliff" Diary and Letters of Sarah
PierpOnt - afterwards the wife of Jonathan
Edwards,) "Spero Meliora,'' by Elzabe tn
Carey, - Brazil and the Amazons,'' by Prof
VIM. Wells, . The Queens English and
Brother Jonathan So by F. W. Shelton. and
/ several other articles make up the number
Mr.. Shelton s article is characterized by the
graceful and pleasant style for which that
writer has become well-known.
GoEEY's LADY's Book for August is a good
number, and well sustains the high charac-
ter of this excellent magazine for the ladies'
Besides fine steel engraving and the double
colored fashion plate, it contain. over thirty
engravings and it's literary department Is
well ma de up and interesting. Published at
Philadelp ia, Pa, at 50 per year, or three
copies for 81 80, &c.
The GALAXY for August, contains the fol-
lowing articles :. Steven Lawrence Yeo-
man." by Mrs. Edwards . London Amuse-
ments," by W. Winwood Reade The
Zone of Gains - - Why we left the Home
stead by Sophie May g Croquet," by L.
Clark Davis; - Burglars" by Clifford
Thompson - Pestallozzi in America by
c. ID. Gardette . Under the Daisies" by
Julia Fletcher =. The Leg Business bv
Olive Logan = Waiting for the Verdict, :
by Mrs. r. II. Davis; . Who Invented Sew
ing Machines - - The Pacific Railroad. =
by William C. Church - Nebul;e.'' by the
Editor.
The price of the GALAXY is So so; two
copies for SO. Address W. c. & F. P.
Church, No. 80 Park Row, New York.
| DEaoREsT's YoUNG ANERICA-This hand
some little periodical started with many
competitors, but has outlived, or outstripped
nearly all Since its first issue last Novem-
Der, the publisher says it has exactly trebled
it's circulation, and he expects confidently TO
quite treble that again before the first of
January. 1t is great favorite with the
little folks. and deservedly, for the efforts of
the editors TO amuse them are unceasing
stories, games and puzzles. The number for
August i. bright as ever. Address w
Jennings Demorest, 473 Broadway, New
York.
The LADY FRIEND for August opens with
a piquant Steel Engraving ola rustic maiden
holding eggs up to the light to see if they
arc fresh. The steel fashion plate is a-group
of six young misses beautifully designed and
colored. Then we have beautiful engravings
devoted TO the fashions, coiffures. bead collar.
hats and bonnets, peplums, dresses, children 5
costumes, paletots. &c. The literary con
tents are as good and varied as ever An IL
Illustrated article shows what pretty things
in the way of vases, &C., can be made of COM
mon egg-shells. An editorial on q bread-the
staff of life, with its receipts for making,
unfermented rye biscuits, rye and Indian
cakes, rye puffs, fappers of rye and Indian,
&C., is worthy especial attention. Price
s.. so year. Four copies 5000. Address
Deacon & Peterson, 80 Walnut street, Phila-
delphia.