Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
New Publications.

1nOse VINO enjoyed the ATLANTIC ALMANAC,
issued by Messrs. Ticknor q Fields for the
year 1867 Will be glad to learn its successor
for the coming year is already out. 1t is ed
tied by Donald G Mitchell, who contributes
four articles to the work We also find such
names as O. W. Holmes, Mrs. Stowe, J. R.
Lowell, E. f. Hale, and others equally noted,
among the contributors.
1t is very finely illustrated with four full
page colored pictures Of the four seasons,
and half page engravipgs for every month
Besides these there is much valuable Informal
ton given on a variety of topics for instance
on chronology, eclipses and tides, farm work
and postal information. No family should
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| The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW Philo-
sophical Biology" by F. f. Abbott. opens
the number. III. l. Tuckerman gives us q
sketch of - Massimio d 'Azeglio." Then we
| have :. The New York Convention " by MIR.
| George B Woods H. B. Adams gives us
1.-The Principles of Geology Leslie Stephen
writes up The Political Situation in Eng
land Epic Philosophy" by d. \. Was
son. Harvard College Library By Charles
Cutler 1.-The Siege of Delhi" by r. Q.
Osburne. 1.-The Spanish Gipsey," by Henry
James, Jr Ii is an unusually line number.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY has - Co-opera-
tive Housekeeping - " What Five Years
Do" by f. II. Appleton :. Foreign Faces,
! by Eugene Benson q The Face in the Glass,
continued :. Bacon" by +. P. Whipple
The Traditional Policy Of Russia" by
Karl Blind: . Calico Printing in France,
bv A. S. Hill - The Land of PaOli," by
Bayard Taylor: a. kentucky's Ghost by
E. Stuart Phelps. Literary Notices.
ORR YoUSG Folks is already issued for
November, and is running over with charm
ing stories By the way Messrs. Tcknor &
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George Eager? We have looked in vain for
a long time for his amusing contributions,
and begin to wonder what has become OF
him. We do not wish to be understood as
finding word of fault, however and now
we come to think of it. with such host of
amusing and entertaining writers are at a
loss to know how we came to miss one. If
you will tell Us, by the way, who did write
.. The Seven Little Sisters, ire will tell the
public to whom they are indebted for the first
article in the November number. :. How
Ouercus Alba Went to Explore the Under
world and What came of it, Then we have
I" More About Trotty," by f. Stuart
Phelps: The Burgomaster's Gull by
Celia Thaxter, one of the most delightful OF
our poets 90 1cilius,' by Elijah Kellogg
Mary's First Trial. by Mrs. A. NJ Wells
Sympathy" by c. T. Bates % Third Lee
ture on Heat by Louise f. Chollet
Toodles,' by c. II. Webb: When I was
a Little Girl by Mrs. E. Whitney :. Hall
Hours with Father Brighthopes,' by J. T
Trowbridge: Little Dilly,' by Mrs. a
NJ. Diaz Little Dandelion's Grief" by
Clarence Cook. Music. DC.
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GopEY s LADY BOOK for November has beer
received. In this number are given the fol
lowing embellishments A fine steel plate
entitled " Nothing this Morning. Miss.
An interesting story, descriptive of the plate
will be found among the literary contents
The usual colored fashion-plate, containing
six figures oolored plate of knitted white,
garments, an extra plate and tinted plate
showing g How we went up the Mountain .
Large extension sheet, filled with great va