Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26

Bunch Books for Young People; The Win
dow-Seat; Last Number; Ligney; The Clio
rious Fourth.
Hours AT HONE, published by Charles
Scribner & Co., of New York, has these arti-
ticles: Athens-the Diamond of the Occi-
dent Marcella of Rome; The Cockle-Shell :;
Moral Uses of Dark Things-Oblivion or Dead
History; Carl Ritter; God and History :;
The Legend of St. Christopher The Last
of My Panama Pets; Visits to the Home of
Authors; Abyssinia and its Border-Land
Honore De Balzac Russian America Storm
Cliff: From Idaho to San Francisco: Not
Dead; The Universities of Europe; Unbur-
led Books of the Month.
Littell Gay, of Boston, have issued in
pamphlet form, Norman Macleod's Story,
:. The Starling' which first appeared in the
Liring Age in this country. 1t occupies sew
enty- three double-column pages. These pub
fishers are judicious in their selections OF the
best stories published in foreign periodicals,
and by putting them in pamphlet form, after
issuing them in the Liring Age, they confer
Il favor upon the reading public The
Startling" is a spirited and well-written sto-
ry Price 80 cents.
The ATLANTIC for July has the following
articles The Guardian Angel A Passage
from IIawthorne's English Notebooks Mo
ma Mother; At Padua Poor Richard Doc
tor Moeke \ Struggle for Life; Freedom
in Brazil My Visit to Syharis The Piano
in the United States An Emher-Picturc :;
An Artists Dream The Religious Side of
the Italian Question Reviews and Literary
Notices.
Orr YorNG Folks has articles by Gail
Hamilton. James Russell Lowell, j. T. Trow-
bridge, and others = Round-theW orld
Joe - :. The Lost Sister, and :. Good Old
Times are continued. There are thirteen
illustrations, one being full-page picture
capitally illustrating Gail Hamilton yersi-
fed story, Both Sides" DR. Hayes story
of Artic Adventures viii commence in the
August number.
TuE GALAXY for July contains articles ON
Ritualism.' by the Rev. Morgan Dix, d.
d., the Rector of Trinity Church, New Iork :;
ON = The Fruits of the War" by Horace
Greeley: on :. The Personal Representation
Project by d &. Croly; on = An Interview
with General Escobedo.'' by an ex-ofiicer; ON
- The Opening of the Royal Academy" by
Ion Perdicaris a humorous sketch. entitled
" Where Progress Left the Gods by F. b.
Perkins; short story. entitled, Miss Au-
busson; - Children, by Ii. I. Tuckerman ;
. " ords and their Uses," hv Richard Grant
White, and poetry, by DIR. I. W. Parsons and
Miss Ina ID. Coolhirth. beside combinations Of
Steven Lawrence, Woman. by Mrs Ed
wards. and = Waiting for the Verdict by
Mrs. h. H. Davis Tie illustrations of the
number are by {. c. Griswold and CASTOR Fay
The price OF TuE GALAXY Is IS 30 a wear two
copies for 50: single copies 80 ccntr. On
receipt of 81 The GALAXY Will be sent for
one year, together with a copy each of = Ar
chic Lowell" by Mrs Edwards. and The
Claverings. by Anthony Trollope. both
books illustrated Address W {. F P,
Church, No - Park Row. New York
DMoREsr's NorNG AMERICA for July Is
bright and captivating in the eyes of the
children. 1t is in fact, as it claims to he,
the childrcns museum of philosophy. art.
science, literature and fun.