Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17
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b. The Jauuary number q HarPrrs .Nlal
sfaf could uat easily D. supposed in IT, farieil
iofnaiiaE matter e. Ndllfh q pi1icritl i.lusiri
tiau. This number contains % Illustrators, 81
nearly tWo O. every tuu page.
q Tie ousning article. hy 8 Caryalho, i pro
a., > iduaaud desliliifH 81 The i-lHd .
Martinique. dwelling cspoliiily upon The curl
oss sni r,ursstie 1,i,s-ss ~ ~ history ihe -
land was the birthPl tce nf the Empress Josephine
aud 81 Aimee Date De- Rircry. Who hccame th'
uilc Of Sl.ia M Salian II Turkey.
AZ tine slen money Is ~ sarue. Mr.. Iuniu
Henri BuUWne's illustrated article on " ih'
Knights ~ the Rcd Shield" can not ftil 90 ex'
cite peculiar Interest; il being an interesting
history Of the remarkable Roihsohild family 81
Frankfort
C0ngr,ss j. again IN session, aud thus Wash
ington becomes again the center q the most inn
pOriant intelligence Those who desire a. know
how " WashiT gion News is ohtained and dif-
fused over the country. must pcruse the article
devoted 10 that subject IN this number q Har-
I per. II is evidently from the pen Il n ncwspl-
per veteran. and is Enthusiastically illustrated.
Mr.. Conway continues his Sca-coast Sumter
! rigs in Enghni; they are beautifully written.
The poetry Of the number is very noteworthy.
Il u. Stod lard. Miss Nelly Hutchinson. Alfred
II. Louis, Anna c. Bracket and Bayard Taylor
contribute
The most important Of the miscellaneous arti-
cles in this number is The New South. - by
Edwin dc Leon This is the first Of series Il
papers on the suhicct-thc result Of recent and
thorough research into The agricultural mcchsn-
ical,hud ceImcrcial progrtss of the South since
the late War.
George NJ. fowlu contributes a very enter
tanning aud timely paper On "Ashlntec aud the
Ashlutoes''
The Easy Chair" discusses the Opera. Sc
cret Societies. and apropos Of the recent death
OF Lewis Gaylord Clark, the progress which has
been made in mag,ziue literature since the days
OF Che oi ERiebsHOcFrr Tho other c,lituritl
departments are instructive and entertaining as
usual.
To-DAY-We call attention to the advertise
mcnt ot To- Day in another column.
This paper seems 70 have lail ont path for
itself, aiming 10 furnish inuly-illustrat,d pa
per ut price that places it within reach If all
Intelligent readers, aud sparine no expense To
secure the best reading matter fer its patrons. +
Added to tnis, the sound Judgment and ex-
}usitc that is shown in lis selection Of Premium
hromos enables Agents to offer inducements
hat are irresistible
Last Neir Mrs. AudersCn's just So High -
vas the subject, aud few thought il could be ex-
el!ed, hut now the publishers come forward
With another charming child picture, " Little
'unshine,' by the same artist, and also II chro.
40 Of one Of the celebrated Birkct Fosters
most beautiful landscapes in water-color Each
nhscrlber has a choice Of either one of thc
Dove named chrcmos, and we do not exarrcr-
te when we say that neither one could be Bnl. Z
hlsed for less Than seven dollas. The pul.ish
rs wish agents everywhere, and offer liberal in
ucclnents
-Pcteson' .Nlqg=iae fer Nover.bcr is ON
lr table, ahead Of all all others. The piiucipal
eel engraving, Crossing the Brock, +" is very
autiful. So, also, is the mammoth colorcd
eel fashion plate. A promiurnt feature Of thi,
aGadne Is !ts copyright NOVELTIES, two Of
lith appalr in this number, "TAeo." by
ISIS ilOdgson, and THE Lost Iuhelitopce. )
Mrs. Ann s. Stephens, both very far snperi-
to The continued stories 20 be found in mlca.
les generally Bui, rs Il cOiem porarp SIMS.
stories, the fashions, The patterns. in sLoIt
'rymtpg IN "Pdcrsoa.' IS the lest Of ifs
nd. The price tf this Magazine, too. Is an
ler thing in its Gl,o. See advertisement In
other column.