Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-27
Literary.

! The "Tent on the Beach, Whittier's new
volume of poems, is just issued by Ticknor
and Fields, and for sale by Wilder at the
! Freeman Bookstore. We shall notice it fur
ther next week.
I Hours At HONE, the, magazine published
4 in New York, by Charles Scribner Co., for
March, has been received. 1t contains the
second number of -. Moral Uses Of Dark
Things, by DIR. Bushnell; Marcella OF Rome :;
/ \ Retrospect; Our Birdling's Flight; The
Cedar Forests in Mount Lebanon, by an
American Missionary; The Paris Exposition :;
James Gates Percival; The seventh article Of
:. De Rcbus Ruris, by Donald G. Mitchell :;
The Mother of St. Augustine Nenetia ;
Storm-Clif; Tischendorf-s Audience with
/ Pho Nno; \ Protestant Convent; The Land
of the White Elephant; Two Young Scot
fish Poets Short Sermons TO Sunday School
Teachers: Books of the Month.
Yorxc AMERICA. published in New York
I by W. Jennings Demorest,) for March has
come to hand. 1t is as usual filled with
stories, Anecdotes travels. music, games,
puzzles. and other entertainment for the
children This number has also an outline
map of New England. Its illustrations are
multitudinous
TuE GALAXY for March l. 1867, is enlarged
twenty pages, to make room for the eleven
concluding chapters of - The Claverings,'
by anthony Trollope. The story is thus
finished in this number of The GALAXY, nearly
three months ahead of its completion in
England.
In Tie Galary for April LIST will be COM
mcncea the new novel by Mrs Edwards,
author If Archie Lowell 1t will lie en-
titled, Steven Lawrence, Woman. and
will be printed from the authors advance
Ms
The Sccondof the series Of papers by Rich
ard Grant White. on Words and their
Uses. :" will be given in the next March l5th)
number 1t will consider = Why the Ex-
ccption proves the Rule"
This number OF The Ga1arg contains the
second instalmcnt of :. Waiting for the Yer
diet. : by Rcbecca Harding Davis, with Illus
trations by IIcnnessy, and the following ar
ticles Nemesis; The Temple and Lincoln's
Inn: Her Answer Mazzini's Last Nantes
to :. Ricn Ne Va Plus" Hints to Visitors
to Paris; The ClaveringS by Anthony Trol-
lope.
HARrER's-Thc March Harper opens with
comic sketch of travel in Italy. entitled
- The Dodge Club" illustrated. General
Strother's :. Personal Rccollcctions Of the
War are continued. Two Hundred
Thousand Spiders =" is an illustrated account
of that industrious insect. = The Nirginians
in Texas " is continued and is becoming
rather more lively. Half dozen tales,
fair allowance of poetry, and the Editors
Table and Easy Chair furnish an agreeable
miscellany.
How we get our News " is a readable ac-
count of the system employed by the leading
Journals of New York for obtaining the in
tclligence daily laid before their readers.
The ATLANTIC monthly The March num-
Der of the atlantic Monthly contains the
following articles: The Guardian Angel (con-
tinued), by Oliver Wendell Holmes; Out on
Phenomena in Maine. by Professor Agassiz
The River, by Harriet Prescott Spofford
George Bcdillion, Knight (continued), by
Mrs. Rebecca l.. Davis; Mr.. Hardhack
the Derivation of Man from the Monkey
katharine Morne, by the author of :. Her
man: F." All e-lS29-lS67. by O. W
Holmes: Chicago, by James Parton Labor
Ny Friend Bingham, by Henry James. Jr.
On Marble by Dubois. hy Horace Il. Sar-
gent: \ Glimpse of Genoa. by W ID. How
ellis Rags. by Jane c. Austin; The True
Problem. by Carl Schurz Reviews and Liter
airy Notices.
Mr.. Parton's account of Chicago is lively /
and interesting.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for March is receiv-
ed. 1t has the usual variety of literary mat
ter by Marion Harland and other good |
writer's, and some fifty different cuts. Illus
trating every variety and shade of fashion
possible for female costume or fancy work
The steel plate, & Watching Baby" is pref
ty, and the wood-cut of two happy, rosy
faces, watching a pair of English robins
which have come to pick the crumbs from
their windowsill, is very pretty indeed
Godey's can be had for $500 per year, and
is published at Philadelphia
The LADY's FRIEND for March has an ex-
quisite steel engraving: The Truants Re-
- besides it's usual fine foshion plate
and illustrations of the newest STYLES for la
dies and children's dresses. The letter-press
Of this number is fully up to the best stand
ard of magazine literature. and taken as a
whole, the Lddys Friend is rarely excelled
rs fashion Journal Published by Deacon
( Peterson, Philadelphia.
New MUsIc.-From Oliver Ditson & Co.
Boston iIo for Carolina. dedicated to the
daughters of Carolina, by DIR. VIM Harrell
only Lock of Hair, song by Claribel; Who
AN tell a ballad, music by Geo. b. Allen
Seek for Thee in Every Flower, ballad, ,
music by Wilhelm CAM When Evening Fl.
hines, a ballad. by J. w. Turner Plato
ialop, by Geo. II. Florence. For sale by !
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