Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-01
Magazines Etc.

That little church around the cor.
her?' the latest popular song. writes BY
Dexter Smith. music by &. A. White.
(authOrs Of Put nc in ms hlllb bed"
is published entire in the Eoiio for March.
whiet also contains '.Thc sleighsnde, 4
charming pitce of piano music, by II, j:
Bennett. A beautiful, full-page portrait
Of Ole Bull, the great violinist. is also
given as a supplement. The Folio COL;
tains a communication froin Mr. Z. s: Gil
more, Of Boston Peace Jubilee fame;
story, entitled, ''llow Grace Morgan be-
came famous" VALUABLE hints to piano.
forte owners; thirty columns of original
sketches, poems, news, etc, e,c. The
music, alone, is worth ten times the cost
Of the Folio, which is only one dollar a
ycar! Specimen copies of the Folio, con-
tanning one dollars worth Of music, are
sent free to all applicants. Address Whitei
Smith and Perry, Boston.
A MrsIcAL TREAT.-Our musical frienGs
will do we'll to exan mine Peters Musical
Monthly, a magazine published BY. Peters
the New York music pupIishet, at three
: dollars a year. 1t Is issued on the 18th
of every month, and contains in each num-
Der thirty-six pages of the latest and best
music, printed from full-sized music plates.
The March number contains S4.75 worth
of music in sheet form.
Send thirty cents for sample copy;
f and our word for it, you will never regret
it. Address, j. l.. Peters, 500 Broad:
way, New York. =. o. Box, 5429.
The LADY's FRIEND FOR MARcH.-A
charming country scene, "At the Mill"
forms the steelplate in this number. The
colored fashions are brilliant and stylish;
aud the wood-cuts, giving great variety
t of the latest fashions, must be invaluable
to the ladies. A plate of costumes for
girls and one for boys supply all that
can be needed for Children and as pat
terms for each garment are supplied easily
and cheaply, nothing could be more con-
i vcnicnt. Price $3.50 year (which also
S includes large steel engraving.) Four
\ copies, S6 Five copies land one gratis),
SS: THE Lady's Friend" and the "Sat-
G urday Euenihg Post" land one engraving),
: 81. Published by Deacon & Peterson,
e Philadelphia.
:. THE Eclectic MAGAzINR=-T Eeltcs
. tic for March is out and is embellished
with very fine and very timely portrait
> of William, King of Prussia and Emperor
= of Germopy. Perhaps this is as good a
time as any to call attention to that fea.
ture of this magazine which is peculiar to
it among the monthlies-namely, the fire
. pictures carefully engraved on steel which
. embellish every number. These engrav-
ings are usually portraits of celebrated
men or women, though at intervals copy
is given of some famous painting; and as
they extend back to the commencement of
II the magazine in 1874, the Eclectic volI
umes are not only most vauable compen!
dium of the best current literature, but
highly Suggestive gallery of the Fine Arts.
y The table of contents for the present
+ number combines the solid and entertain
J ing in about equal proportions.
: A new story, entitled patty" IL com.
J menced this month, to run through sever
u al numbers
9 Published by Il. Il. Pelton, 10S Full
ton Street, New York. Terms, So per
u year. Clcrgymen and Teachers, ST. Sin
gle copies, Accents.
NEW AND VALUABLE SEEDS GIvYN AWAY.
;, We have received from n. 2. Bower e.
Co., of Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
samples of imported Norway oats, Alsikc.
!, clover and Chester Co. Mammoth corn J
= and they generously offer to send sample
: packages free to all Farmers who send
. stamps to pay postage. Messrs. Boyer d
q Co. are the largest importers Of thorough
- bred stock and choice seeds in the United
!. States, and'as there Is much bogus Nor
way oats and other seeds beitg sold, that
they wish to give every farmer in the coun-
= try chance to test their genuine seeds
e free of charge.
ia We hope all our farmer friends will
% avail themselvesof this geaerous offer,
:, The number Of legless and armless
: soldiers now borne on the pension rolls, is
;, as follows Number having lost both legs,
- Al; one leg, 1927; one or both arms, s.