Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03
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The GALAXY contains \ Tulc of Two Lockers,
Anecdotes of Public Men, Chunjer AIS Wio.
Tammuz and the Mound Builders, -Tulict'~ Question
Answered, and other articles, besides the Mi-ceI-
Iauy. TITS a most excellent uumhcr.
H,UrEa'> has Mr. NordbpG-~ Third article on
California, illustrated with maps, Explorations
in Cyprus y Virginia Militia Training of the Last
Generation, The City of the saints The Gudloune,
In Search OF the Picturesque, The Republican
Movement in Europe, and otker articles, besides
the conclusion of a Good Investment, and coutinu-
alton Gifts two other serials. For sale at Phmncy's
Bookstore. state street.
The ATLANTIC contains The New Wrinkle at
sweetbrier, John Brown and his Friends, Why
Semmes of the Alabama was not Tried, Jefferson "a
Beformer i'm Old Virginia, four short poems, and
the serials of Hawthorne, Holmes, and De Mile.
The Echo Club papers are completed J. r. o.
good y Co, Boston; Publishers
sCRlBNER's has profuseIy illustrated article on
West Point, by LOSING also Harkcr ami Blind, As
Others See us, Woman as a Smuggler and Woman
as a Detective, The Law OF the Heart and the Law
of the street, Backlog studies, etc. Scribner is
always entertaining and instructive.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for July is profuseIy en-
beIlIshed, and contains unusual quantity Of
reading matter. The work department is full Of
novelties, and the old friends of The magazine can
Il
phia Publisher.
OUR YOUNG Folks for July opens with four
chapters of Trowbrdge's story, A Chance for
HIMSELF" which has now reached its Path chapter.
IS Glmpses of Boston " has good illustration of
state street and the old State House, and a dozen
other articles make up an excellent number of this
popular magazine. Published by J. r. OSgood 4
Co., Boston.
rTr- Tra4r- E1s1,
by excellent portrait of the late Professor 5. b.
Morse. Its " Gull from leading foreign periodi-
Gals OF sufficient variety and of such admirable
selection, that they viii please many different tastes
not excepting those of the most fastidious
THE LADIES REPOSITORY for July. Hitchcock &
Walden, Cincinnati; Nelson * Phillips, sos Broad
way, New York. $3.50 a year. This beautiful and
pure monthly has an exquisite engraving OF the
Yellowstone Valley, below Boettler's and beauti-
full portrait OF the Empress of Brazil.
GOLDEN HOURS for July same publishers
as the above. - a year. This number contains a
sketch of Sir Isaac Newton, and other good things
for the young.
OLIVER OPTIC MAGAZINE for July commences
new volume, and contains for illustrated articles
the commencement of Oliver Optics New story,
The Wreck of the Penobscot; Elijah KelIocp,s New
story, Winning his Spurs; Virginia f. Townsend
->S" 00oiS' Ch4S "irls5 among the Raftsmen,
Alfred in the Danish Camp, etc. Adelaide TYatton.
author fan American Girl Abroad has q Dialopue
and others contribute stories. The Head Work is
puzzl ing: the Pigeon Hole Papers interesting the
editorials instructive.
THE NURSERY MAGAZINE Is ont for .JuIv. and a
clever little mothers assistant II Is for aueting the
little people with its pleasing stories and pictures
LIIrELL's LIVING AGE. Litteu & Gay, Boston
= year. This weekly eclectic magazin is of a
hgh order and cheap, considering the large amount
Of matter it contains.