Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-11-23

The LADY's FRIEND FOR DEcKMBER.-En-
thusiastic readers declare that this holiday
number is the best that has ever been issued.
The steel plate, +" Olive Plants, Is pretty
domestic scene the beautiful frontspiece,
- Sorrow under the sun, = is a romance in
itself-such a world of expression is in the
face Of the girl leaning from the window
sill the colored 9 Pattern for Slipper
furnishes just the design for q holiday pres
ent and the colored Fashion Plate, as usual,
is unsurpassed. We like the wood. cut
!" An Idyl on the Ice, and the patterns for
dresses, winter wraps, &c, are uncommonly
elegant. The music is Alone and from
Home" The literary matter in prose sud
poetry, places this magazine in the front
rank Of its class, and the editorial depart
ment, with many readers, is the special at
traction. All neio subscribers for 1871, who
subscribe by the first of January, receive the
December number frse-making Thirteen
Months in all Price =. 80 year (Which
also includes large steel engraving. Four
copies, Sc. Five copies land one gratis),
$. Published 10y Deacon 4 Peterson, Phil
adelphia.
ARTnuR's LADY's Howe MAGAzGNK.-The
December number Of this I" Queen Of the
Lady's Magazines " is rich and handsome.
The publishers announce taeir intention 10
make it lead all others for the coming year,
in the g." richness and extent Of its illustra-
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ries, the beauty of it, getting up, and the
high tone Of its reading This number
has fine steel colored fashion plate, car
toon on toned paper, giving lovely picture,
called - The Welcome Home a double
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styles Of dress and patterns for needle work.
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WELLS ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL OF PHRE-
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it contains thirteen National Types of Fe-
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How to enter West Point as a Student;
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The CHLDREN's HoUR.-The December
number of this pure and beautiful magazine
closes the year, and we advise all who wish'
to put into the hands of their little ones
wise counselor, loving friend, and pleas
ant companion, to take it for 1871. T. S.
Arthur, the editor, will commence a serial
in the January number, called '' The Won
dertul Story of Gentle Hand" which cannot
fail to be deeply interesting. A Holiday
Supplement will be given with this number,
containing nine CAROLS FOR CHRISTMAS, new
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ARTHUR & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa, and get
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PETERS MUSICAL MoNTHLY.-We have re-
ceived the November number OF this most
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The LADIES REPOSITORY AND HONE MAGA-
ZINE. Rev. I. w. Wiley, D. D., Editor.
Cincinnati: Hitchcock and Walden. The
November number opens with beautiful
steel plate engraving of Evening on the AL
leghanies and a portrait of Ex-Governor AL
len Trimble Its articles are of the first
class, and up with the demand of the times
Here is Z" From Alsace to the Hartz," with
two illustrations, and The Women of