Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
MAGAZINES,

MAGAZlNES.
THE GALAXY has now entered on the eighth year Of
it, existence, under circumstances Of unusual proper
ty. This Magazine has from the first occupied field
entirely It's own. The aim of Ths Gaiary has been to
discuss promptly every great subject which upper
most In the public mind, and to have the discussion
carried on by ablest and best known In each
department. These papers BY conspicuous public men,
national topics Of Importance, will be continued,
and will embrace contributions from the most promn.
en Of our living statesmen questions Of national In
terest.
Hon. Gideon Wolles will several tmosIappear as the
author of Political "reminiscences Of the highest inter
est and value. Mr. j. s. Black and the author Of the
Desultory Sketches Of politicians Of note will both
continue to engage the interest of the readers Of The
GALAXY. Also other articles by our most prominent
statesmen which the publishers not yet at liberty
to announce.
new story byJ. W. De Forest, the author of over
land ane Kate Beaumont" called the Wethere
Affair." will run through the year 1873
In the January number will appear the first INSTALL
ment Of new story, by Mrs Annie Edwards. the au-
thor of Ought We to Visit Her ?" Steven Lawrence
Woman" Archie Lowell, Susan Fielding" etc.
new novel by Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, the author OF
Lady Judith" ETC., will also appear In The GALAXY
during the year 1873, Mr. NJ, will also be a regular
contributor. ......
valuable series of papers win be furnished By Carl
Benson, under tho title of - Casual Cogatons." Mr.
Richard Grant White whose contributions to The CAT.
have been missed during the last year. will resume
his discussions Of pathological and other subjects In the
volumes for $40. Mr.. Edward Crapsey whose articles
g The Neither Side of New York have won for him
so desirable position faithful descrber Of low life
in the Metropolis has the principal political CORES
pondent Of the New York Times dnring the Presiden-
tial canvas, enjoyed opportunities for studying
mn a.
in series Of picturesque papers for The GALAXY,
that will we'll reward the attention Of all readers
These few of the features Of The GALAXY 1873
of which the publishers make positive an
nouncement. Arrangements are in progress for other
attractive articles which will be duly advertised.
The 4" Scientific Miscellany" Of The Gaiary has prov
cd so generally popular that the Publishers seek to
make 1t still deserving of the attention of ntell
gent readers. The department is prepared by dis
tinguished scientist In the department of literary
criticism Il will have the assistance Of some Of the clear
est and brightest intellects in the country.
The Gaiary gives great care to the selection short
stories from the large number offered It's editor, and
makes them noticeable feature of each number Of the
magazine
The GALAXY Is published in New York, by Sheldon
&C., at a. a year. We club II with the FARMER 10th
for s..
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for January has the follow.
ing table Of contents "A Chapter of Autobiography,
by Robert Dale Owen A WISH (pOetry) by Marshall
oliver A Chance Acquaintance, the beginning of w.
d. lIowells' series Of papers Song by Celia ThaX.
ter The Cabinet of President Washington, by Parton
A Faded Leaf of History, by Rebecca Harding Davis
The Voice m the Pines (pOetry,) by Paul H. Hayne
Barbara's Duty by Caroline Cheesboro' The Bethnal
Green Museum, by II. james, Jr.i Ono Day Solitary,
by ], T, TroWbridgei The Kitchen Common Sense, y
| nv 1 nah SvlV hx I
In the Straits Of Magellan by Mrs Agasslz After tn,
Fire, (poetryO by o. W. Holmes Among the Ruins
An Untimely Thought, (poetry,) by T. b. Aldrch
This rich assemblage Of literary excellence to which
added the various editorial departments, literary
artistic scientific and political, In all their varied full
ness and excellence afford the readers Of the Atlantic
treat certainly unexeelled by any Of Its cotempora
ries.
Our YOUNG FOLKS for Januaay "opens rich" J. T
TrOWbridge, Mrs A. NJ Dlaz, Rose Terry, Celia Thar
ter, and many other favorite writer's are among IN,
contributors to this number, Doing His Best
story by Trowbrdge, Il begun, with numerous fine pic
| tures Mrs. Dlal's Adventures Of Little Martll
Koyer has six unique illustrations and in fine Their
Is richness from beginning to end Of Our Young Folk
for January. Jas. r. osgood Co.. publishers, Boston
50 per year, dubbed with the FARMER both 90 co.
scRInSER's HOLIDAY NUNBER. - The third Install
ment ofDr Hollands new novel "Arthur Bonncastle
appears in the January olidayD number Of Seribnss
accompanied by very beautiful design from the pencil
| OF Miss Ialiook. The same number Ia rich In shor
stories and sketches the most striking Of the iorme
being SAKE IIolm's 0ne-Legged Dancers" The lls
Of names the table Of contents Is altogether the
interesting aud distinguished yet givon. William MOI
rs, George Macdonald, Bret Harte, Philip Gilbor
Hammerton author of " Thoughts on Art "The IN
known River" etc., Charles Dudley Warner Edwar
Eggleston, Christina Rosetti, Edmund O. stedman {
s. Calyerley author of Fly-Leayes'), Edward King