Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-14
Watohman s. journal.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER If. 1870.
Books aud Magazines.
Cocons MD COINS. By DR.. W w Hall New
York. llurd q lloughton

tons Of the throat, Illustrating the efficacy of out
door activity and horseback exercise in permanent
ly ayerting the progress of diseases of the chest
The author prelaces his work as follows
Nlul,itudcs have had coughs and colds nj in.
teryals for a long lifetime, and Mt death their
lungs havo been found perfectly healthy: vet. oil
all who die natural DEATH one ia every six has a
cough arising from diseased condition of the
lungs. Iiu- cough uri giuatcs iu tickling sen.
sltiln at the litlc hollow at the bottom OF the
neck in 'front.' Sometimes this tickling disap.
pears oi itaii 90 week, day, an hour Sjme-
times &c lasts score or twJ VI years. ns In brof-
chiti-, without seeming to shorten lile Then
again, % it always come. On in the morning, not
necessarily at other tncs with two or three
other symptoms, % means consumption begun,
and death within two years, on an average
For sale at Phinney's
ruE livnY RomNcE." By Mortimer Collins.
Harper N Brothers.
Ih.- novel would do credit to Wukie Collins.
asii iscmctly ia his yein and has good deal OF
bis manner Vivian D. an improbable per
sulge, who, nc bis mniIrity, enters upon IA sort
Of visab5ud life, which throws him into strange
aud very cluiyocal society for O while during
which hc picks up a waif found with a crew Of
Greek sailors, who constitutes one of the hero
inc. OF the story, and who turns out 10 De some.
,ti,,, very different r,,rn what .l. ...,,. ...,
f-,o. viii, Vivian tl.. l.o1,,.- ~ a.,
novel;
For sde at Phinne,.
"Is Drry Bor>p" By the author Of " Mark
Warren" pccpllle Ninmee." d" 4 Brave
L.ie,' 49, liiu-imici Harper Bros
A " Brave Lie" placed it4 author among the
l,reno., ronanecr. or ,bc d,v ~, D,ty
Bound win take nothing from his reou,ation
Among other morals ii teachcs that it is never
wise 90 marry in hurry or, ID you perpetrate
50 grave folly, it isneyer wise to be extraagant
either in your expectations of felicity or iu your
demand. upon tie family cxchequer. The story
contains great many dramatic situations, artis-
tclIly presented, and several well-dnwu eharac-
tcr-. which very carly enlist AMI retain tie SWIM
raihies of the reader.
For salc o., wilder.
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ton, publisher New York city.
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II may be procured nj Phinney s.
d" Tnr WARDEN and B,RrnrsrgR Towges." By
Anthony Trolllpe. Harper & Bros
Anthony Irlllope keeps hi, publishers and his
readers busy. The pablic have hardly time to
digest one % his novels before another is ready
for masticatln. And, what must he very graft
flying both % himself aud bis publishers, there is
always o vas, army oI readers waiting to take up
and take in whatever bears bis signature. His
popularity is as unhJunicd as it is deserved for
DE very seldom writes anything which is not
aim 81 universally read. lis last is " The War
den and 81 Barchester Towers Ia double novel,
linked together 90 o sort OF " sequel way,-the .
principal incidents IN both revolving around a
beautiful character which all will admire as
unre-ercdly Us they Will dislike some Of the
minor per71nases OF the drama. Mr. lrollope is
uniformly genteel but never wear'some, and bis
plots and incidents are always sufficiently dram
attic 20 interest those Who's tastes have not been
utated by the excessively sensational.
Wilder has it.
IHt Ou.LpEsN s. OalsApE &, As Lfl-1pz qf Iut
in.n'N'Sln Gu IL, I'e'.se A'I5ise.'
.dc pres. Cambrilre
Il is somewhat remarkable that a movement 50
singular in it. character as the Crusade of tbe
Children should never un,il now have been made
the .,hie,t ,f a distinct historic essnv IL re-
taained for Mr. Grav. whose interest was awak-
enc3 in tbe event T., c,lle,t into a consecutive
narratiye the y,r5ius reference, 10 the subjects
scattered in chronicles and histories. lie has
ri,ena sli,ht. but carefully considered introduc-
tory sketch ofthe Crusades in general. and placed
the rs,derin possession of thoss facts and such
p,rtraitare of tic times as enable him to account
far tbis extraoriinary movement. Fr,i, this
p,int he traces step by step the now obscure foot
prints of that Multitude of children who under
different leaders set out upon their wild errand
of rec,ycr;n, the IIoly Senulebre. Il is n narra-
tive of exquisite patbos for the fortune and fate
of the linda pilgrims. the mystery that attends
some of their movements and the dark back
ground Of misery and failure, combine to render
the subject without a parallel in the range Of
history.
For sale at Phinney's
A.. 49,. p,.,.,u a.. p..u,i. N,,.,t,
New York IIarper and Brothers.
Professor March 5 labors in promoting study
of the Anplo-saxon language are well known. |
lie las already published an excellent compare. |
tive grammar OF Anglo Saxon to which this read |
er is complementary. There is. however. in the 1
ro,,Io-. III, -. LII, 49,. Ia ,,.,c,.,,5
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Dy elementary classes. lhe extracts ere selected
from the Gospels, the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and
laws. and from the noets They are carefully |
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'VieuleH - US 10 give tho Asuueht 'h oNte"NVH az