Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-06-20
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Work: A STORY OF EXPERIENCE. by
Miss Alcott, author of Little Women"
Boston: Roberts Brothers, publishers.
Miss Alcotts new novel is plea for inde-
pendence as preferable TO a life of depend
ence. Work is wealth, and occupation is a
surer promoter of health and happiness
than money-this is the lesson she aims to
teach. The book is for sale by Cheney &
Capp. Price si.75
OLD NEW ENGLAND TRAITs-Edited by
George Lunt. New York Hurd & Hough-
ton, publishers. Old people will be espe-
caly pleased with the anecdotes and rem
iniscences of which this volume is compos-
ed, and which well represent the poetic
features of New England life as II was half
Il century or more ago. From works of
this character, young people of the present
day may gather clearer ideas of the lives,
the circumstances and characteristics of
The early Now Enganders than can be
CLEANED from the pages of so-caled history.
THE work is for sale in Brattleboro by Che
ney & Ciapp.
THE Last Poems OF ALICE AND PHEBE
CARY. Edited by Mary Clcmmer Ames.
NtW ioIh puullsuCu ny luIu "a ilOuBd-
ton. This volume will take its place upon
our cenlre-tables with n welcome warm as
the popular love and admiration for the
sisters TO whose genius these poems are
due. The publishers have executed their
task with accust olned peatness and taste.
The bool; may be obtained at Cheney &
Clapp's.
PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE, and the Best
Means of Putting out Fires in Cities,
Towns and Villages, with Practical Sug
gestions for the Security of Life and Prop
ertv. by Joseph Bird. New York: Hnrd
q Houghton, publishers. The character OF
this work-which contains information and
suggestions of much practical value-is
sufficiently indicated by its title. We else
where give an extract from its pages. For
sale by Cheney & Clapp.
FROM OLYMPUS TO HADEs. by Mrs.
FORESTER, author of "Fair Women" Bos-
ton: Loring, publisher. This is one of Lor-
ing's 'seect' so cent novels, and a story
of more than ordinary power and pathos.
Cheney Il Clapp have it,
ROYAL DIADEM. A collection of hymns,
etc., Tor the Sunday School. BY Rev. Rob-
ert Lowry and w. Howard Deane. New
York and Chicago: published by Biglow
& Main, SUCCESSORS to VIM. Il. Bradbury.
Sold by Cheney d Clapp.
From the National Publishing Company
of Philadelphia we have received specimen
pages of work soon TO he issued by them,
entitled THE UNDEvELoPED WEST, or Five
Years in the Territories. BY J. II. Beadle,
81 bo
Commercial, and author of Life in Utah."
etc. The book will be enc of real value,
being description of that vast region be-
tween the Mississippi and Pacific; its re-
sources, climate, inhabitants, natural curl
osities, etc., ETC.. life and adventures on
prairies, mountains, and the Pacific coast,
with pa fine illustrations, from original
sketches and Photographic views of the
scenery, cities, lands, mines, people and
curiosi,ies of the great west. The book
will be sold by subscription only. Per-
sons desiring copies should address the
publishers, and an agent will call upon
them.
Received: Catalogue of Tiden Ladies'
Seminary 1868 Gaia logue of Barre Acad-
envy, 1928; Twenty Fourth Annual An
nouncement of the Woman's Medical Ccl-
lege of Pennsylvania, 1884.
The Atlantic Monthly for July has the
following table of contents: a Roman Hol-
iday, by II. james, Jr.; Bonaventura, a
poem, by Ellen Frances Terry; Gunnar, a
Morse Romance, by Hjalmar Hjorth Boye-
sen The Presidential Election of 1900, by
James Parton; The Singing Wire, poem,
by G. p. Lathrop; An Old English Home,
by Mrs. Lynn Linton; Imprisoned, po
EN-, by Celia Thaxter; Educating Wife,
by Robert Dale Owen; The Friends Bur
ial, poem, by John G. Whittier; Honest
John Vane, by j. w. DoForest; The ANA
ieur Supe's Story, by Ralph Keller; Ear
~ Canadian Miracles and Martyrs, by
Francis Parkman Miss Eunico's Glove,
by Albert Webster, Jr.