The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
New Publications.

Nlw EyaLtNp MoNrmy FaaIFu We
have received tie first number Of this
new agricultural monthly aud readily
pronounce il the best magazine Of is
kind published in New England It
contains ffty-six pages, is printed on
fine paper and new type, and Is sure, VIC
think, judging from the present number,
to become one Of the most valuable ag-
ricultural publications in the country.
II is handsomely Illustrated and its
contents embraces articles from pracd-
eal writer's IN all parts Of the country,
as well a. selections from the whole
range Of agricultural publications. N
The February number viii be commence
led a copyright series Of articles on Do
nestle Economy How to make Home
Pheasant end Happy The work isod-
tied by competent and practical men,
who Nill endoayor to mako it indispen-
sable to every farmer who desires TO
keep up to tho improvements Of the age
he lives H. Subscription price $50
per annum r. r Eaton & Co, pub
fishers, Boston, Mass.
liH BosroS ALMANAC AyD DmEeroRY
ron 1867. has btynpublished by George
Coolidge, No. 3 AIilE street, Boston, con-
tanning, besides The Business Directory,
a Map Of Boston, Chronicle Of Events,
Calendar and Memoranda pages, Ma
tional Register, Massachusetts, State
Register, Mass. County Register, the
City Register, and Transportation
Register, comprising all useful general
information in each department 1t IS
sold at al usual places, and is mailed
postpaid for 50 cents
THE Rgubuc is the title Of an excel.
lent agricultural and literary paperpnb-
lshed BY Walter L. Brigham q Co, III
Fulton street. Ny. The combination
+ Of reliable agricultural intelligence with
the best miscellaneous family reading
renders The Rlpu2tc a most agreeable
frcsido companion.
THF WEEgIY NV ESarANp FaR,uI
enters upon thenew year in a new dress
/ and enlarged form. BY the addition o.
ono column to each page, and a cores.
I ponding increase Of length, the E1mei
I becomes one Of the largest aud best az.
ucaltmal weeklies in New England.
I Among our agricultural exchanges there
arc none which contains SO large an q.
mountot Vermoatcorrespo udcnce as the
4 Farmer, seqaently we prs anne il ha,
4 alarger circulation among tie farmers d
this State than any other similar publ
caIioa. and IT. enlargement and typo
graphical improvement viii prose /,
source of 40 little qualification "a them
WEhave received i copy 81 Tie Pan
Drama q the Henri; or, the Four Pray
ers Of Life b. Mrs Laura ] Hodges
Of Stafford Syringe Ct 1Irs II IS ",
believe, a native d Peru, tha Sta,e
TIE Stafford Nsw Left.r says 1T j.
be4utitol little poem, and neatly andas
tractireIy printed and bound The au
thore who has been rclpeel q pen
srsy. aHd has become nearly baad, i
entirely dependent on tlse sale q. thi
work fora livelihood Though pereI
81 superior culture and talent ana en-
pable = taking high position asa wr4t
81 or q teaching almost any education
al branch or accomplishment by DE IN
togiuna failure 9fhar eyes sheis thrown
nearly helpless upon the world Ibos'
buying her little work Wiil AID a worth.
ana deserving woman, aud h gsa5ile.
d the perasaI q the work 80 olsr
them
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