Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-04-17
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THE NORWICH CADETS. A TALE OF
THE REBELLION, ny HOMER WHITE" late
ly published in attractive style by Albert
Clarke, st. Adams, is book likely to be
read with interest by Vermonters, particu-
larry Vermont soldiers. Detailing many
of the gallant exploits of the Old Brigade,
il takes the reader through tho war fro m
beginning 10 end, the undercurrent of the
story being true history of the operations
Of tho army of the Potomac from first to
last. It's characters are nearly all flesh and
blood realities, whose real names are house,
hold words among the Green Mountains.
The story is full of exciting incidents and
calls mp memories of which Vermonters
are and ever will be proud. Price, in
boards, 81; pamphlet, so cts. Sent post
paid by the publisher.
SEVEN DAUGHTERS is the title of new
story young folks, by Amanda NJ. Doug
lass, the well known author Of ain Trust"
"IIome Nook," and other stories. 1t lisa
quiet tale of home life, well written, and
with enough OF incident aud Of love to sus-
tain lis interest The book will lascinate
and please its young readers and its moral
Influence upon them will he good. Hand
somely illustrated. Published by Lee &
Shepard, Boston, and for sale in Brattlebo-
70 by Cheney Il Clapp.
LIJIAN DALzEL L, by the author of "Un-
claimed" is the latest publication in "Lor-
ins's Select Novels" series. 1t is Il bright.
lively, nalura! story of every day English
liie-a story that will delight the best Of
novel readers. For sale by Cheney & Clapp.
From Estes & Lluriat, Boston, we have
received Part No. 10 of their "Half-l Hour
Recreations in Popular Science" contain
inS THE Origin OF Metaliferous Depos-
it's" by Pro-. II. Sperry Hunt and "The
Phenomena of S'eep," by d. Richardson.
Also Part No. of their "Half-Hour Rec
reations in Natural History" We take
pleasure in calling the attention of our read
ers TO these valuable publications.
HIsroRY OF THE GRANGE MOVEMENT.
We have received from the National Pub
fishing Co. of Philadelphia a copy OF their
new work giving a history of the "Farm-
els' Var against Monopolics," and of the
" Rise and Progress of the Order of the Pa
irons OF Husbandry." The author treats at
length Of the great ralrol d system of the
country, lis growth, and its actual condl-
ton and prospects, and shows how this vast
power has become concentrated in the
hands of a few corporations. He dwells up
on the evils resulting from the false sys-
tenn Of building railroads in a, vance of the
demand for them and shows how the coun-
try has suffered from reckless gambling in
railroad stocks which has prevailed during
tine pa:t few years. Passing from the Mo-
nopoists and their outrages, the author
takes up the cause of the farmers and gives
us a detailed statement Of the evils from
which the farming class is suffering. The
work contains detailed and carefully pre-
pared history the Order of Patrons of Hus-
bandrr, giving a complete account of its OBJ
iects, rules and mode of procedure. The
book is we'll written, aud, appearing as it
does, at an opportune time, it will attract
attention and meet with a ready sale. 1t
is sold by subscription, and agents are
wanted in every county.
We are indebted to L. s. Stoilarl, O.,
OF Carrolton, La, Member of the State
Board Of Education of Louisiana, for a
copy of the Annual Report of the Super
intendcnt of Public Instruction of that
State, for the year 1873. 1t is a document
Of SAG pages and of value to all persons in
lereSted in educational matters.