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JANUARY MAGAZINES.
APPLETON.

Among the noteworthy features of tins num-
Der is posthuInous story by Mrs. Shelley which was
found among the unpublished papers OF LelSh hunt
ard with due auiheIticatOn now appears III print ior
the first tune. II IS simple love story OF Hh0h me re-
lated With aJtcss patos on the vigorous beauty Of ex
preston which Ius!ls The writings OF Sfeieys whe'
Mr. Junius Henri has an Interesting paper on
ueine whom lie represents hut little known IN This
GENTRY an assertion which think is not Wen sns
tanned i yie of the popular TRANSACTIONS oJ Leiaho ana
Stern sud te Ttquent critical and bioeIIlcai esfVhoi
which Ee has been tie subject in American peilodlcS.
Mr. Brownies sketch of the remarkable Individuality Oh
the German poet freltOus and Just "Heine's posi-
tion was singular and his character eccentric 10 the Inst
degree He was German and hc despsod the Germans,
though 40 hUaorcd Germany. Without dop OF french
blood be loved France and tho French He acpired En-
clsh literature and abhOTed the English lie was born
a Jew, and abandoned the Jewish feiilL lie turned
Christian aud wholly reiectcd Christianity. He seated
at sentiment and beauty melted him 20 tears. He
sncel at generosity and opened his heart and purse
to an WHO neeGad sympathy on aid. lie deAghitG
in the world, and wnged incefsant battle with
H. He abused women and was chivGlTOusy
tender his wife and mother. He had sting Tor every
virtue aud compassion for every suffering fhOEonsh
skc3te rs 20 faitiI &c IciiSonist in art Iinie
and norIdly sensitive through iiie he bore years Of
absolute heIpt scss aud supreme pain with horoic for
tnude He 50 deGed aHi dcFded deatI that it seemed
afraid to take hiIa Wlfl saints might have muTn'arcd
and uoaned e brilliant sinner cheerful and toeose
and fairly conquered fate 10y Oumpo:cncc Of VIII. En-
TREY without hone, Ia had patience beyond h0e, and
scofri lg resignation, he mere than resigned BE
liz wing nething and expecting nsihng sIriiuay, he
suppliea the place OF belief and expectation Win
a mystical philosophy and n sublime egotism ny
Ineasurcless as Il was impcrturbabicH In the
Editors Table" We end opportua'o remarks
on ;he licenllosis course ~ pCrtun Of the PartE
san press IN its false accusations Of candidH,es for pub
he Office and other conspicuous individuals The writer
rpcc.auends a combination OF Tesrectaile citizens
against tie evil IN question for Tire purpose Of bringing
TO insiice the uAscrGi.plogs slndeTers WHO habu"ly
forget the obligations Of truth and the limits OF deocncg
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Country.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambridge, Mass

a ,-,----,,,
HARVARD COLLEGE. Examinations FOR adm'slm will
alter be held Tie three days following The Last Heines
isy u June CurhIire mt - corrf' anu ~ the tfee
oniv For procure The ccIar concerning ADMISSION
10 Tao College.
r elective courses Of study aryar Collage Ga descrip
o,leo 40 utgsbs irss than tunBe years Of aEe who
shall satisfy Faculty OF their times 10 pnrsue the parlo
Or Omission and ttepiOre cannot be Candidates
Tor the drgce bachelor Of Aria Letters on this subject
sAOuld addressed 10 PfuHessoT l. j. Willie Registrar
Cambridge. Mass.
T,WHENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. The i've courses OF
s,dy i MS School which ieah % degree (yivh Engineer
Nluug Bachelor OF ScrpCg are ~ hencetor6h
Io1r ,5Tys hi IsnfTh for admission
the and places as Tie ORGANIZATIONS tof ADMISSION
10 Eftyan College
epoe eraT pass ON Srthaiad0h tr ediEon To hs
gcOol an Iatin In BacOues Commentaries and IN l-nghA
irtD Preach my te Substitutes on SINE oter apgtaEe
by esVeol penusson. fof all persons who enter aHer te
year the corss OF study for the degree VIII be fe
tpaTs lsigtk 1e admission ekafhslou WI be held tl
Juus Cambridge aud at Cincinnati fho Autumn Al
Cnbrfdee only details The circular OF the school
MEDICAL SCHOOL. fursaEs Vito hals tegrDe Ia arts
% ftis Sclal In Isn IN The elements Physles and
glisl French German viii be accepted instead Of Latin.
VI a bgiRniug the shUrsB following the fa Molneslay
IN September and ending on the Last "Wednesday N June The
adHnn exssrinaten VIII DC ed IN June eOth OK Boston
DENTAL SCHOOL. From and after september, 1876 the
couro Of Instruction IN this School is Yo JaiI 9ead
eic id and the division Of the year into Winter session
and a siggiBe az 6nnfDer session ceascs
-EX AAINArIOAS FOR WOMEN. These examinations,
r TeS ak q he sEatv They win be SsS in s77
during he iTst ornghs " June smqtansosy a. Am,
SECRETARY OF the Local oemHttceat Parksquaue Bes
tcui go Tifthave EeSYorki ar stO We Fourthst Gu
cinnafi.
the UHiytrty concerning the DIVINITY SCHOOL the
IUssY INSTITUTION tsehool 81 s9r,culiars3 Or mo ts
nees Of A. NJ Ph. D.. and s. d., address J. W. HARRIS,
Secfelaxy CaHldldgH, Ma4s.
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THE GALAXY.

Mr.. John Burroughs, who lets no phase Of
rural life pass without detecting the element of poetry
which II cOnOeals, spgs the song 81 the Cow In charm
ing prose id celebrating the domestic virtues OF that
picturesque auiaai, all whose Eongs and cOqnings
pleasmIt TO behold Here e. outline setch OF The
favored creature whose ways afterwaTa described
with the fancy Of the poet the OF the farmer and the
fervor OF a lover "Tbe belongs Iaore especially 10
the northern peoples to the reen OF the good green
grass. She Is the true gnGsisg animal. That broad
smooth always dewy of hers 10 just the suggestion
OF green swnrd She caresses the grass; she sweeps
Of the ends OF the leaves she reaFs IL with the soft
sickle OF her tongue She crops Close buf she does NOT
brlse or deyour the if hke the horse. She 10 the
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Steamboats, an0 RmIreaOs.
NETWORK, NEW-HAyEN AND HART

NEW YORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART
~ FORD Il. R.-NEN-YOBK AND NEW HANf:N<DI
YlsION-wintsr Arrange mer eGnliRsHcng Dec 10 1876
Passenger station Ia New York Grand Central Depot en-
trance on FOrty-secand-sL
fer faytn leave vt 1;lO ACcnl 500 (N, 905
(AcCnl, Al (liX.) ~ ". (Aoe'n ttX 23J LAecE,
(Exl 1870 anal 81 Local EN (EX.L % (3x, 1ISJ
FuI South Nurwak, 7:lD, 800 Dos, II a. ~ u NJ. iS
220 3 4iO, SIS, 55. $685. " ~ aud l13b Fur STAN
ford 7lO, 5O5 900 io;lo II M l, 800 3, 500 i:40
AIS, 5l5, BIDS. 635. 7:1n q. 10 and ll;35 y.
EXpresa, via Springfield at SOD and IL and
o y. m; wa Siuro Line ut and 10 y. BOSTON, va AIR
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p etoppng stamford, Horwalk and 800 ana II a. ~
B. 8. ana 10 y. AZ Bridgeport The sos o0nnects
with trains Shore Lane Division for Providence aud
Conn Valley q saybrook The ! ?; "a. connects with
Shore Line Division for Norwich AMI The SOb and
woh New Haven and NOrthamptOn r. L. at Now-IAIen and
the S0S end H. Tor Newp1rt 500 IA a. ~ noOn
and N trains connect With CO.l. River Spring
field and fOr Montreal. The sos and y. m.
connect with NauGatck ana Housonie r. Rs bridgeport
The 500 9. m. and l. 4;40 and r. with Danbny and
Norwalk, Sauh kOrUnik, AMI the e05 q. and 1gtO
y. M with New Canaan A. r.. Of Stamford.
Sunday Boston IAN . Springfield; az 10
p. m VIA Providence.
DrawngrOom Cars on Day Express Hndsieeping Cars
Night EKlToas trains
Tickets be pufrhased at tket once az Company
Grand Central Depot or az ohcos OF ~ n transfer Co. 9<a
broadway New Or and No Court BROOKLYN, who VIII
also check bHggage rOR roeldeaoe % destfuasf0n.
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THE POLITICAL WORKS OF ALICE AND PHGBE
CARY WITH A MEsOtuAt TnETg LIVES. By hARY
CLsANKR Pp. 4SJ. Hurd q HOSghton
This holiday edition OF the collected poems
OF tho two swcey singers is Selcane addition to the
books OF the season. II has the only illustrations needed
good Be-like portraits, which at once recall both to
the memory OF all who knew them The true, tender,
forvcnt spirit which brcuihes through their noems-the
equal sympathy with nature aud lmmanity-havc won
for Alice and Phgbe Cary Place at many iiresidcs
Their circle Of readers has enlarged end grown warmer
during the Ave years which have passed away since they
died. and the knowledge Of iheir faitu abor0us lives
has been Tcvcalrd 10 the world. Mr.. CicDmrr las
written their story VITA loving HAND IL her entbus-
asn with regard TO of the poems may seem tlle
extraysgant we caunoi wish Il less when she turs To
he dcHncnuUn their characters The biography -
necessary ndditiun 10 the poetry.
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To MISS d.. IN HEG ALBUM
BY Or. J G. HOLLAND.

Egia ScribAcI's IOEhlY
When Junr h yuuus, and day Is now,
The rose tive. i,uodiug NJ the gate,
Feels hut q iingrr's touch, AMI strdlgh
Il bathrs tho hand Ia dew
When Junei. old, aud evening glooDs,
Tho raSc-ITce. sUCut In nll IL fires
iHlds HJtiiIs2 to she heAItHHesISa'
But ssUWCts ~ shattered blooms.
Ny tree " song thlt rang With ram
Beneath nv touch. ~ morning. primo,
Nuw !s,lIs iut faded leaves Of riYme
That blow about tho plaiu.
Boz round them arm souc poviumc HisnSs
Aud 30 ma them frum tuc place.
Apd hide tiicln o. thiE guincu VASE,
To sicop win swcctcr thihg,.
And Ut bat rss,utc She doTcr
Whiga, when VIC met al GrSt, stole
And l,arc away ~ hyart ara sUI!-
The mcmnry III a tower!
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,uars nos. trena aa riIl make & thc ana smooth as

swards best fend and win make II hiek and smooth as
q carpet
The urfy mountains where live the nibbling sheep
arc not for her Her zzle is too blunt then she does
not bite as do the sheep she has not upper teeth she
erops But on the lower slopes, and margins, and men
bottoms she ia nj home. Where the daisy and the put
tercup ard clover bloom and where corn VIII grow Is
her proper domain. The agriculture OF no country can
long thrive without her. Not only 'afse par. VI .1o
oa br. much Of The potential wealth Of the land Is
wrappod up in her" Some characteristic incidents IN
the life and administration Of President lincoln arc re-
lated by Mr. Gideon Wolles Charles W. Eiothas qaant
discourse on some Old Almanac Dir. Grant White
continues his instructive suggestions ON Reading shake
speare" Henry James jr, in an account oil journey
"From Normandy to the Pyrenees," oners some raey
,no,ts n French character and manners, and there
are nootienl contributions joaquin Miller Howard
GIvnaop. J. w. DeForest William winter, and others.
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TIGE nREJAbiIa WAUGH Az A B1oIE. Vol. l. Up.
AS. Ward a IrlouieL Sew-hs
This is the third edition of Mr.. Abbott's
treatise the Fedora Judiciary and Iarspudence. and
IS eBted the favor with xioh the oiinal work
received Since the FIRST edition appeared, fhe entire
body Of fhe United States sistae law has Ec,n
ranged eonpaced into new for ana - some respects
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PENNSYLVANIA RATLROAD.

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LONG LOOK HOUSE. BY EDwAGD ABBOTT. 1Smo. PIP.
lG6. Boston; Noyes, Snow, a Co.
I'm this excellent Juvenile story, the author
presents the public the first velune Of series 10 be
entitled Long Look Books" and intended 10 furnish the
younger class OF readers with suitable and attractive
reading. II is his design TO impart useful information
about common things through tho medium OF simple
fiction addressing the rather than the feelings,
and, without any Immediate doeinal dscrssions, to
exercise salutary religious influence. The specimen
Of the work given IN this volume is not only
Of high promise. but Of admirable performance.
Mr. Abbott appears 10 have inherited the oft OF his
father, HF Jacob Abbott who winning and elective
writer for Children, is, peraaps, without superior in
any language. The story Is Of familiar Hev-I2n gland
life. Describing with which every young American
cmversant in simie aad expressive dieon, aIid draw
ing wholesome moral from the daily rJntinc o. boyish
experience The materials evidently derived from
actual observation aud knowledge aud not compiled
from the painful study OF books aud wrousht with
freshness aud vivacity Which no secondhand writers
can hope TO command.
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changed by the enactment or the Revised Statutes Te
author was one of the commissioners by whom the Re
vision was drafted for the consideration OF Con
gress. and is therefore familiar not only with tho
changes made but with the reasons for Them Inc
adopt,on of the Revision srenderedthe former editions
of this work substantially obsolete, as al reference
TO the new statutes by their former arrange
ment becomes Inappropriate, and doubt necessarily
aties all quotation Of the langTage. There Is there
fore ample excuse ard reason for the reappenranee OF
the treatise In the present edition the authors matter
has been thoroughly rewritten, the provisions OF the
Revised Statutes substituted for the enactInents col
lected from the Statutes at Large the Rules OF Court
ms tey now exist are gwen aud the decisions down TO
the date Of publication upon points OF practice have
been cleaned from the Reports and Incorporated la their
appfopriste places Tho first volume which Is the only
one that has yet left the publishers hands, cOntHus tho
constitutional provisions and Of Congress
relating TO the Federal eonrts analysis Of the risdie
ton Of the District Circuit, and Supreme Courts and
survey the different subjects Of their jurisdiction, such
as Equity, Admiralty. Bankruptcy Revenue. and the
other topics which belong exclusively TO the Federal
domain.
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The arrival of recruits for Terry and
Crooks commands seems to have . pacis
Tying effect on the blood-thirsty Sioux.
1t is reported that Crazy Horses band
of Minncconjus have cut loose from Sit.
ting Bull. and are en- ronte to tho agen.
cies to treat for peace. They zee destruc.
ton staring them in the face. and want
to be good Indians until an opportunity
presents itself for them to butcher the
whites without seriously eDdangerinx
their own lives. The blood of the chiv-
alrous Custer and Ills gallant command
cry aloud for vengeance, and the 0py@
eminent should listen to no appeal from
tho savage foes, who make treaties only
to break them at the first favorable oppor-
,unity, until they receive . chastisenlent
that will forever check them IN their
thirst for blood and plun''e:. They
show no merch, and Why sho"l they re"
Give il! They extend ha, do reekinR
with the blood If murdered and mu.il4t-
ed soldiers and citizens and ask for peace.
only TO save their worthless lives from
the Just vengeance that should have Il, 8
since overtakcn them, 1t is to be hops d
that the troops will be concentrated and
strike these savsges such . ob'ow, before
they scatter, ~ will put quietus on them
now, henceforth and forever.