Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-27


DEMoREsr's =" You've AMERICA for April IL
at hand, and is, like its predecessors, capl-
tai number. 1t contains besides its pictures
stories, REFUSES, enigmas, etc, several of
, 4Esop's Fables illustrated. The children are
delighted with it. Published by W. Jen-
nings Demorest, New York 81 80 year.
LITTELL's LIVING AGE.-We have received
two numbers ofthis long established hebdom-
adal The number for March announces that
Charles NJ. Gay. Esq, late Secretary of Civil
and Military Affairs in this State, and for
several years editor of the Rutland Herald,
has joined the Liring Age firm, which will
be henceforth styled Littell K Gay. MIR.
Gay made a successful editor and publisher
in Vermont, and will bring fine literary
taste and culture, as well as ready knowl-
edge of business, to his new association.
| These numbers of the Age contain articles
from the best foreign and domestic literary
periodicals. The publication is one long es
tablished, and though latterly it has had ri
ais in the field, it still maintains it's popular
ity. The terms are eight dollars wear, free
of postage.
The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The Atlantic for
April contains the following articles The
Guardian Angel, ", by Oliver Wendell
Holmes The Restless, by H. Rich Pioneer
ing, by Caroline III. Dali The United States
Sanitary Commission. bv Edward Everett
Hale: The Haunted Window. by f. ".
Higginson ; Katharine Mornc. VI. by the
author of = Herman Timons Soliloquv.
by Thomas Buchanan Read Considerations
of University Reform, by John Fiske: The
Claudian Emissary, by Theodore Bacon
Travel in the United States, by Bavard Tav-
Tor Chester Harding. a Familiar Epistle to
Friend, by James Russell Lowell; Adelaide
Ristori, by Kate Field; y Winter Adventure
on the Prairie Reviews and Literary Notices.
OUR YouNG Folks delights its readers
with capital full page illustration - Going
Halves, in which generous white boy,
without respect ofcolor, is allowing ragged
darkey to take large bite of his candy
and there is short, pleasantly written story
explaining the picture. There are fifteen
other Illustrations in the number Good
Old Times is continued, also - Lessons
in Magic H. f. b. contributes Our
Violet Girl" Kate Putnam :. \ Child's
Question Mrs. Stowe. :. Pussy Willow
Blossoms, Round-thc-W orld-.Ioe dcvotes a
chapter to - Chinese Fun. Helen c Weeks
tells the story of :. Jacks Jack Knife. =
Alma NJ. Lea explains :. Where the Elves
come from" Charles T. Foster writes Of
. Foot Ball and Hockey Mrs. Wells has
. A Story Of an Apple Tree. :" and Emily
Huntington Miller gives The Song of the
Robin which is accompanied with music.
The NEW ENGLAND FARMER for April has
valuable store of agricultural reading
adapted to the season
EVERY SATURDAY, for March 30 gives the
conclusion of Henry Kingsley's story. =. The
Two Cadets" Black Sheep and Sill
cote of Silcotes " are continued There are
eight other articles, giving more than the
usual variety of reading
The GALAXY for April l, 1867. contains
the opening chapter of the new story by /.
Mrs, Edwards, the author Of Archie /
Lowell, entitled Steven Lawrence. Yeo- /
man, which. by arrangement with the au-
thor. is printed from her own advance Ms /.
This number of The GALAXY also contains
Waiting for the Verdict. by Mrs Rebecca /
Harding Davis Modern and Medieval Din
ners, by Pierre Blot Entered into Rest. by /
Phoebe Cary; Packetarians: English Sci !
entiic Societies: The Harley Patent: Law
yers and their Traits At Peace: Modern .
Poetry, by David 4 WATSON: Maurice De
Guerin; Bedouin NebuI;e
Subscriptions should be addressed to W.
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York
THE LApr'> FRIEND for April, I>67.
There is something a little out of the usual
way in the finely executed steel engraving
which leads off the Apri4 number Of this
magazine 1t is a picture of two children
gazing with wonder and awe upon suit of
steal armor, such as some ancestor doubt
less wore upon many holly contested field
The colored fashion plate is. as usual. ele-
CANT The other Illustrations arc Of chill
fren 5 Fashions, Promenade Dress. White
Chamberry Gauze and silk Dresses. Marie
Stuart Bonnet, Spring Paletot &c. &c. \
Steel Engraving % inches long by 20 inches
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Price with engraving) S2.5O year; Four
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Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street. Phila-
lelphia.
HOURS At HoAE for April is received. and
uliy comes up to the high standard of excel
ence for which this magazine is famed. It's
excellent table of contents embraces the fol-
owing articles Moral Uses ofDark Times
The San Greal; City Lyrics Narcella of
tome; The Cedar Groves in Mount Lebanon
Cities The Martyrs of the
ialleys; The Vegetable World: \ Morning
With King Night and Morning: De Re
'us Ruris : Storm-Cliff; The Cretan msur
ection; The Lull before the Battle: Short
sermons to Sunday School Teachers
thoughts on the incarnation Books of the
Month.
An Acrimonious noh,tn