Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-05-07


The ATLANTIC is an exceedingly interest
ing number. Celia rhaxter writes charming
ly OF hers Child-Lile at the Isles of Shoals >
Parton contributes a vivid account of &" The
Presidential Campaign of 1896 - Prof.
Agass,z describes "A Ceuise through the
Gila pagoes - R ,bert Dale Owen gives an
entertaining chapter of his autobiography In
the account OF 90 Emanuel Won Felenberg
and his Self-Governing College, Sam &
Reed discusses the vexed question of pecIe
Resumption - John A. CJlem IN gives an
other chapter of My Railroad Fight in AMI
out of Court - and HJwells c,nIInnes "A
Cnance Aonaiutance.'' The Two Letters
by Lucretia p Hale, and a half dozen poems
aud full departments in literature, art, mu
SIC, science and politics, make up capital
number. James K. Os.ood & o., Boston.
ScRlBSER's is a br Hint nulnb,r bo:h f.
IT'S illustrations and literary contents Among
the illustrated articles is I" Gaverni," the
John l. ,ech of France - Cuba and the Cubln
lnsurrection; and Four Great African
Travellers by Henry NJ Stanley. E. C.
Steadman contributes a critical paper on
=. Walter Savage Landor," and Susan
Cool ige some timely hints on " The Cali
fornia Journey" DIR. Holland continues his
serial, Arthur BOnnicaste, and a variety of
topics are considered IN the departments OF
Home and Society, Culture and Progress,
Nature and Science, and Etchings. Serabner' s
is rapidly gazing in popular favor, and
| deserves a still wider circulation. Scrlbner
l. Co., New York.
Tbs ALDINE for May opens witha forcible
reproduction of - The Lee Shore " by De
udas; Dore contributes City Girls and
Country Girls - CASTELAR,, Decker and Bauer
furnish admirable designs, and Ii Lowe
gives many gimpses of new Chicago, with
elegant buildings. Tnere are many tract
i've articles, and the departments of music,
art and literature are full, and of unusual
interest. James Suttou & Co., New York
Terms, S. 90 per aunum.
The GALAXY opens with paper on the
National Assembly of Versailles by Justin
Mccarthy. Thurlow Weed gives an ac-
count of The evidences which led him some
time ago to declare that Sir PhIllip Franc s
was the author of the letters of JunIus
Gideon Weles contributes al account OF the
capture and release of Mason AMI Sldeil
The other contents are interesting and VAL
liable.
OLIVER OPTIc's MAGAZINE for May COD.
tains pleasing stories and poems tor tie
Young folks. Among the best are :. L1ttie
E,mes" by Mrs. Humphrey. and kitty
; Yale,'s Experience. Old aud young shouit
read the article upon d" Vienna, where tn.
Worlds Fair is to be held from May to No.
venber. $3.50 a year. Lee & Shepard,
Boston.
The NURSERY. As bright as the merry
month of May is the present number of thi.
CT arnlng magaz ne, with its pleasing storIe,
and SPIRITED pictures. an excellent com
panion for every nursery. John L. Shorey
Boston.
We have received from Oliver Ditson &
Co.. Boston, the following new music:
: Instrumental: Harmonious Reverie, b,
Adele S. Price; Souvenir Waltz, by Nellie
: NJ. Wales: Paramount Waltz. by Ado
Jensen /; Lizzie's Dream, by j. c Meining
er; and The Chlidrens MAJ ,urka, (tor
hands) by F. j. Lppitt. Vocal: Only a
Biby Small, BY E. Ch.ndos Nome but
Can Say, by Arthur S. Sullivan; Some one
far away, by Louisa Gray Sing me an
English Song, by w. T. Wrighton 10 th,
land that lieth beyond, by NJ w. Hacked
con; 0 teach me to forget, bv Fred Evers.
man; The Exile, words by w. w. Fowler
music by L. E. Hicks; Ave Mar G by j
Ii ,yden Wand; just beyond the Pearl,
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Cbas. E. Pratt; Darkest Hour before tho
Day, words by John W. Long. .na=., b,
Roberts; Fairest one, when frss met thee
words by L. W. Pierce, music by Newton
Flu; l love my love, words BY Chas
Mckay. music BY Giro Pinsuti; | heard {
Voice, words by Louisa Gray, music b,
Giro Pinsuti; The Confession. words BY
Praed, music by F. Booth; and Londo1
society, words by Vance, music by Alfred
Lee. For sale by g. W. Wilder.
OLD AND NEW has continuation o
Scrope, or the Lost Library" and ny
q lime, and What I've done with it, G. L.
? Norton contributes "Of the Maine Coast. =
! and Emily Frithfull, - A Liberals View O
English Loyalty f.. E. Hale gives an iu
teresting paper on I" The Revision of tn,
Bible" while the Examiner dep ,rtment il
very full. This magazine continues to grow
. in popular favor.