Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-01
Literary Notices.

| Literary Notices.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for July, has the
following articles Along the Hudson River
at New York The Dole of .Jorl Thorkell
St Michael's Night, ii Minor Elizabethan
Poets, Some Coral Islands and Islanders
The Poor in Cities My Ship at Sea De
Gray-a romance Stage-Struck Modern
French Painting; Tonellis Marriage. At
Four-o clock The Great Erie Imbroglio ;
Reviews and Literary Notices
HARPERs MONTHLY, for July, has the fol
lowing contents Among the Andes of Peru
and Bolivia-illustrated The Fashions in
Guinea-illustrated David Garrick-illus-
trated Poppies New York in the Revou-
tion, illustrated Dumb Oracles Woman s
| Form Unanswered The Woman's King
dom-continucd; The Relief; Street Pave
ments-illustrated An Address to the Ameri-
can People; The Reporters of the Sea; The
New Timothy English Photographs by an
American Jack and his Mother, The Dry
Tortugus; Allowanced Easy-Chair, Month
ly Record and Drawer
lished BY I. s. Arthur, PHILADELPHIA. The
number for July has articles by the editor
and by Virginia F, Townsend and Others.
1t is atundantly illustrated, and very attract
i've for the little folks
GoDY's LADY's Book, for July, is the first
number of volume ~ The number is hand
somely illustrated having steel plate, and a
juvenile picture, besides a great variety of
platss Of fashions, patterns etc. The read
ing Is, usual, entertaining
The NURSERY for July-another monthly
for the rery little folks is edited by Fanny P.
Seaverns, and published by John L. Shorey,
Boston, at $50 per year 1t aims to FIJI, as
its title suggests, place not heretofore oc-
cupied by any periodical, and seems to be
meetine with good e,oooes III
before us commences a new volume of this
magazine, and both editor and publisher
I promise to make this better than the last one
I We have just received BLAcKwooD's MAGA
/ ZINE for June The list of contents is as
/ follows Grace Owens Engagement, Part
4 The Latest Lawgiver (referring to Mr.. Rus
/ kins, and his recent suggestions for the re-
construction of society;) Unlueky Tom
/ Grifin-conclusion The American Const-
tuition and the Impeachment of the Presi-
dent-condemning the impeachment, as might
be anticipated; Letters from Staff Officer
with the Abyssinian Expedition; Cornelius
ODowd; Dreams in the Invalides George
Eliot's Spanish Gypsy--with copious extracts.
/ Published by the Leonard Scott Publishing
+ Co. New York
DEMoREsT's 5 YoNNG AMERICA.-Of the juve-
nile periodicals, DEMoREsT's You've AMERICA
is one that has really made a distinctive name
and place. Its pictures, its games, its puz-
zles, render it universally popular among the
little ones. The series of French lessons, or
worth the cost of the book. 81 so yearly.
W. Jennings Demorest. 473 Broadway, n. Y
THE ECLECTIC for July has three articles
from the D1l5hn University Mqga2ine,, on
80 The Science of War" and - The Holy
Land and :. Imposture and Credulity."
1t also contains an interesting sketch of NJ .
Rouher, the Minister of France, from Leisure
/ Hour; a severe and humorous criticism of
travels by the Saturday ReUieio q St George
and the Dragon, " from Bentiey's Miscellany ;
- Ventilation and Ventia tors from the
Popular Science RerieO - \ Night in the
Tombs,'' from Chambers Journal the con
cuson of - The Blockade an Episode of
the end of tire E,npi,o,'' ee~orol rnetical ex-
tracts and fine engraving of . The Black
Brunswicker."
The July number of the LADY's FRIEND,
opens with an engraving of Abraham and
Hagar. The double fashion Plate o. this
number-and the variety of other fashions
connot fail to please the ladies. The Music
is the - Little BRIDES Waltz The lite
: rary matter of this month is Evangeline in
{ Prose-concluded Remembrances of Thad-
; deus Kosciusko-the Thaddeus Of Warsaw,
, of Miss Porter A Dead Mans Rule-lively
, spirited and interesting ever; Angel Wis
, its-a story by Emile Lester Leigh; The
| Debarry Fortune capital story by Miss
Douglas Vacant Places--a fine poem by
e Florence Percy Novelties for July; Edito
rials, The Fashions, Receipts etc. The LA
DY's FRIEND is published by Deacon & Peter
e son, 3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, a
d 81. so year (Which also includes a large
r steel engraving.) The LADY's FRIEND ant
, the Saturday Erening Post $4.0O. Samples
e copies, Is cents.
The GALAXY for July has been received
+, and as usual is filed with interesting and en-
i tertaining ma ter. Among the articles II
. one on our National Prospects and Resources
with the initials ID. ID. P, ofa distinguishes
admiral of the navy for its signature an
v other ON the Nerves, by DR.. W. A. Hammond
o third on Our Great Diamonds, and fourti
on The Church of the Future. These con
tributions are accompanied by others, max
y ing up quite feast of stories and poetry
J.. with light and airy, briefessays and criticism
Y under the heads of Miscellany, Drift Wood
Literature and Art, and Nebule. The GAL
AxY is holding its place as a bright, fresl
= monthly, conducted in all its departments b.
e enterprise that is diligent, pains taking an'
b up to the demands of the times.