Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
LiternrY Notices.

PurNAM's MAGAZINE October, 1869, Contents.
-CinelIa-I; The Last Of the rroubodours; The
Dream Of Pilates Wife. 1Ayinia-llcr Progress
-(Concluded) Old Boston and St. B)tolph's Z
Something about Fungi Tho Charge at Valley
Maloy Treasure Troye Childhood-A Volun-
ary Princess Bclgiujoso on Italy; Leaves from
a Publishers Letter Book Notes among
the lndians-lI. To-day \ Romance Chap
ter Vlll.-Xl. 4 Mining Adventure in New
Mexico Fallen Angels Litcmture-At Home ;
Fine Arts Table Talk Literature Science and
Art Abroad Current Events
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