Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-22
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WAvERLEY NoyELs.--We have received from
Appleton * Co., Of New York, the following
numbers Of their cheap edition (papeI
covers) of the WaverIey Novels Waverley
Ivanhoe. KeniIworth; Guy ManneriDg
Antiquary Rob Roy: Old Mortality; The
Black Dwarf, and Tale of Montrose The
Bride Of LammermOOr.
This edition Of the Wayerley Novels is the
cheapest yet issued, being sold for % cents a
volume, or S6 for the entire set Of twenty
five volumes, together with copy of new
steeI-pIate portrait of Sir Walter Scott,
craving will be sent free, by the publishers,
to any part Of the United States, on receipt
Of price. The edition is neatly printed on
good paper, the type, though small, is very
clear
The GALAXY for August has the following
contents: Kit Grale; 4 Journey through
Mongolia 4 Ghost in a State-room Feast
4 few Words about the Nerves A Tropical
Morning at Sea Saved by Bullet Adam
and Eve; Literary Transfer Work; Beech
dale Words and their Uses The Two Art
lsts Of Comedy; The Galaxy Miscellany
Literature and Art Nebulae. Three of the
articles are illustrated. Published by Sheldon
4 Co. New York, for Il year.
o. NURSES AND NURSERY with especial
reference to the management of sick women.
BY DR.. II. r. SroRER, Boston; Lee Il Shep-
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This is pamphlet, in paper covers, con
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1t contains many valuable suggestions in res
pect TO the care of invalids, and can proftably
be read, not only by nurses, but by every one
who desires to avoid sickness as well as to be
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FARM TALk; a Series Of CoIloquial Essays.
By Geo F. Bracket, Of Belfast, Me Boston
Lee N Shepard.
These pleasantIy-wrtten articles are so
full of practical common sense that they viii
be read with interest, not only by farmers,
for whose especial benefit they were written,
but by all who are fortunate enough to have /
garden OF half dozen trees The essays
are upon common farm topics, such as rails
Ing stock and crops. disposing Of produce,
the care Of farm buildings and kindred sub .
.iects. treated in chatty, gossipy style, .
which brings the writer directly into the .
presence Of the reader Price, 81.
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The juvenile public have made the ac-
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decessors and is sure to be popular. Price,
81
DoTrr DwrLE At HOVE. BY Sophie May.
Boston Lee " Shepard.
The fascinating little Dotty as full Of fun
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author has already won the highest commen-
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neither children nor their parents ever
become weary of such llfe-like creatures as
Little Prudy and Dotty Dimple. Price, -
cents.
TnE CRUISE OF TIE DAsHAwAY; OR, KATY
Pur>AN's VOYAGE. BY May Mannering
Boston Lee * Shepard.
May Mannering,' though a lady, :. has
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deal of the wild spirit Of old Ocean Her
present volume, which is largely drawn from
her own experience on the - bounding bill
lows, contains all the elements of popular
story, besides being thoroughly impregnated ,
with the freshness Of saltwater air. The
incidents are lively, and the book will hold
the attention and interest of the young,
while the high moral tone which pervades
All her writings recommends i as a safe
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DENoEESr's YorNG ANER1cA-This enter
tanning little magazine, which has already
won so large a share of Juvenile favor, enters
upon It's third year with the November num-
ber, and also increases its size nearly one {
half. This change will effect a great i'm
proyemcnt, and is due to the success which
has attended the two years of its existence,
and to the determination of the proprietor to
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class of young patrons, but also to their older
brothers and sisters. The price will remain
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Jennings Demore5t, 473 Broadway, \. Y.
DEMoREsr's MoNTHLY-This popular par
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IN the esteem of American ladies Its use
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Address. W. Jennings Demorest, 473 Broad
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WE have received the . Household " for
July. full of valuable reading, and neatly
printed as heretofore. 1t is published by
MHlliken x Crcwell, Of Brattleboro, for 81
year.
Religion of the Greeks and the Greek
Church.