The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20

AttN hAA&t N4 tNatAtAlN HAtt@At& tA tAaT rttA-
son, when the summer hcat iueiiucs ouc
fsr more ~ quiet books thau aeiiye excr.
tion
ENLu SATuRnkY comes, ~ it should,
regularly eYyg week and this tmC i un-
usually Interesting Beside, a number %
sketches 0f Paris during She rebellion, We
have "Dlkpuiing ne Text and ~tushen
Pass, Virginia by ~ H. sheppard, aud
"suipc Shooting by J $ Davis.
The ATLANTIC fer July opens with
How We met john Brown, by r. II.
Dana, Jr. Miss Chcsebro's From GcH-
Grafton 20 Generation Is confined (;
L0uglell0w giyes q versitai translation Of
au Armenian story, THE Boy and the
Brook I "Gastiiian DAYS are continued,
with description Of bull fghliug
iiowells begins "Their Wedding Day
SAKE contributes short poem "lhc
Vision Of thc Eaithful;7 "kate Bcau-
mont reaches the seventh chapter;
Clarence King asccuds Mount Tyudall;
George +. Maring, ir., loses his over
coat IN a most astonishing way; Thorn
as Wentworth liiggiuson cnlightehs as
regarding "Sappho;' Geo. Elliot con-
tributes "Anngart," aud fOur Whisper
ing Gallery continues the letters Of
Charles Dickens to his friend Felton,.
4 GNANr for August has a good portrait
of John Stuart MIL Besides tie con
tinued stories that are now wen known
there is a capital article on signature
Hunting with cuts Of autographs ofcel-
ebrated persons Mark Twain dscours-
cs on BARRIERS" in his usual droll man
ner, and "Drilt Wood appropriately
brings before us Midsummer ldling."
AarHuR's LADY's HoME MAGAZINE
has charming picture of "The llappiest
Time that moment when Grand-papa
holds his warming pan OF watch for the
4 first time to baby's ear, and besides
numerous articles interesting TO ladies en-
hances its value with several short
stories.
I BALLou's, besides its usual var ed con-
tents, has this month a short but interest
4 ing description of "Claremont and its re-
sidents'
THE CHLDREN's lIoUR is always n
\ pleasant recreation after the play hour is
over.
LTTELL'S LIVING AGE, selects the best
articles from the London magazines, an Il
makes one of the best of the monthles
for binding and the bookshelf, to be
( taken down At any time for amusement
and instruction.
THE OVERLAND MONTHLY is unusually
interesting, another chapter of the "Yei-
low stone Expedition" is given, and
nF (
are continued. The other articles are
'Gellert;" "Ihe Eclipse in Siberia;"
"The Trinity Diamond :" "Fluctuation III
Defensive Warfare" "Alma Natura;"
"Franz and Nictorine' Northern
Whaling;" "Solid Days in Texas" "a
Waif Of the Pogonip;" "Coarse Gold; !"
and "A Day on the Los Gatos,
OLIVER OPTIc's MAGAZINE for boys and
girls can hardly be too warmly recon-
mcnded to the attention of those for
whom il is published, for it contains both
amusement and instruction in the most
attractive manner.
WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE has a
prize story on temperance by Emma Bart
entitled "Free."
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY Is one Of
the most valuable of the kind, and is ever
q welcome visitor TO our table aud home.
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LITTLE SUNsHtNE's HOLIDAY; picture
from life. BY the author of "John Hall
fax, Gentlemen. New York; Harper q
Bros.
HEAT, BY Jacob Abbott, with numcr-
GUS engrayings. New York Harper q
Bros.
LIGHT. BY Jacob Abbott, with nu-
merous engraviugs. New York; Harper
and Bros.
HER LoRD AND MASTER; A Tale. BY
Florence MARI yat, New York; Harper
and Bros; 90 cents.
WoN-Nor WooED; A Novel By the
author of "Brcd in the Bone" etc. New
York; Harper Il Bros. 50 cents.
THE STORY or NY LIFE. BY Hans
Christian Andersen. Now first translate
ed into English aud contains chapters nd
diloual 10 those published in the Danish
edition, bringing the narrative down 10 the
Odense festival Of 1861. New York
ilurd 4 Iloughton.
A FoEr's BAZAAR; Pictures Of Travel
IN Germany, Italy, Greece aGd the Orient
by Hans Christian Andersen. New
York Hurd Il lloughton.
SIX Bors; A Mothers Story a. told by
some extracts from her journal New
York llurd 4 Iloughton,
WAKE RoBiN. By John Burroughs.
New YORK; Ilurd n IIoughton.
From FOURTEEN TO FouRscoeE. ByI
Mrs. ;. W. ,Iewett. New York; llurd Il
Iloughton.
BASH; OF The Crossed Path. By Will
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NEw BOOKS
Ancient Christianity Exemplifed IN the
Private, Social and Civil Life of the
Primitive Christians, Original lpsli,u-
iiOns. Offices, Ordinances aud Rites uf
the Church. By LYMAN Coleman, u
d. Philadelphia: J u. L'ppineolt &
Co.
Although this work may be uew to
some Of our readers It Is not by ans
means nnkuown 10 a large number Of stu
dents 9f ec'csiastic history Dr. Coleman
has almost exhausted the subject Of which
De treats aud afgucs, with all tie power
OF a deep student, The views ct that great
body OF earnest christians who dissent
from tlic doctrine aHd teaching Of Tie
churches at Rome and England a.
history of tlie practices Of the primitive
christians, a. collaicd from the wnings
0f the fathers and eontempomneOus writ.
ers this work has an interest that renders
il valuable a. we'll f1r private reading as
FOR professional study.