Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


THE LITTLE routed but conquered in the
great fire. and the December number has hand
fresh 1t contains full page illustration by Thomas
Mast the prince Of artists, and the articles we notice
one from Horace Greeley, I" Art and Industry" This
number many rich things and beautifully illustrate
ed throughout The Publisher that in the next
number begin $500 Prize Story written by Helen q.
Weeks noted writer for the young This will no doubt be
charming story and all the boys and girls will be delighted
with it. Published by John Z. Miller, Chicago, Ill.
HARPER December leads of with three illustrated papers
on Rome ancient MODERN royal chateaux Of France
and Fennimore Coopers life and homes DR.. Hayes has
paper kindred character about the old Morse colonies in
Greenland, and there article Henry Brougham There
good also, least good poem called Last
Days. and interesting statistical paper called Thc Arith-
metic of God" Mr. Curtss Easy Chair varied in
topics than usual but less sparkling, sound and good
and the other editorial work is better than usual
scRIpsERs MoSrnLY for December opens with charming
German legend verse, "The Counts Little Daughter" by
Mrs Greenough wife Of the celebrated sculptor 1t is very
dantiy POLITICALLY illustrated. Other illustrated papers
are Bayard Taylors sghs in and around Yedo - Colonel
Thorpes "Pcures from the Plains )" valuable and in
erestng article the Boson Public Library y bright
little story by Miss Hopkins, "Miss Margod's Thanksgiv
ing !" "Cyprus-Afoat and Ashore" by A. j. Johnson for
merly u s. Consul in SYRIA with number Of queer pictures
of curious old pottery: &C. discovered by the American Con-
Love Letters" by Sake Holm auhor Of "whose Wife was
She" in the September number contains several exqu
lite little poems There articles which bear npon Rus
timely sketch Of the Imperial Family, by Colonel
Knox, and the other the story Of Gan Eopemen In Moscow,
by Eugene Schuyler. Mr.. George p Putnam, the eminent
publisher contributes gosspy "London Revisit
ell and Miss Trafton account Of "a Visit to Charlotte
Erontes School Brussels" Mr.. Conants essay "Thc
Right Not Vote" is concluded in this number 'wrd
andy
Two Mrs scudamores" is Of her strongest stories
The December ATLANTIC is one the best Of
bes has scarcely duh page in it, while most Of its
pes stories and verses high excellence The
all by Longeow and Whittier, and of good
great many Of those who read the atlantic WILL this month,
turn all Mr. Robinsons concise sketch Of the Butler
campaign which is in "warrngons" best style. Next they
will turn probably, Bret Hartc's "prncess Bob-admira
ble like all his California stories. skate Beaumont is fin
shed in this number and closes wet Of the best of
the American novels Mr.. Field also shuts up his "whs
prrng Gallery" for the season, with "reminiscences of
Wordsworth and Miss Milford Mr. Howell brings his we'd
pair home again. and Mr. James closes his story in Short
there general clearing of the decks for action next year,
when the atlantic is to a in" ahead of all the monthes
with its Hawthorne novel, its Holmes Autocrat its
ncv "Le Jefferson" by Parton and its other attractions
Among these is Enlargement the editorial department.
occupy pages each NUMBER and discuss
those Of the whole country the scientific notes resume Of
the and specuatons Of each month in music,
high critical ground will be aken but the editors will make
their available all who love music well as to
and those with whom 1t is profession of art
they will endeavor always to speak with generosity and dis
elimination"
THE NURSERY is a chd's magazine of which have often
spoken in high and well deserved praise No other magazine
approaches in perfect adaptation to the wants of
children and with child be taught to read and to
take pleasure reading with 1.-THE Of the trouble usually
experienced. We speak what do know and testify what
this natter and highly do we think of the
Nursery that place clubbing list with the FARM
Err both 81 year j. L. Shorey publisher 80 Broomfeld
st., Boston. $3.50 ayear.
GoDEY's LADy's Book. Both the December and January
of this excellent magazine mt hand Goeys has
attained its fortysecond year. and during all that time it
has steadily gained and friends until it stands
rvaed the field of its abors. The terms follows
One copy, one year $500 Two copies year. $500
Three copies year. so Four copies year, $1,000
l.. A. Cooley, publisher, Philadelphia.
TIE MoTHERs JOURNAL December completes the 35th
volume publication widely known and unsurpassed in its
sphere. so pages monthly with beautiful ilustra
tons for 81 year. and much less clubs, with excel
ent premiums. Published at 239 Broadway, N.