New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-28
New Publications.
MUSICAL GYMS pOR SCHOOL AND HOME A NV
JuvESiLE 5IssiEs BOOK: By iLLAs B. 5FADsvEr.

MUSICAL GYMS rOR SCHOOL AND HOME A NV
JUVENILE 5Ississ Book; By WiLLiAs b. 5fAosvEr'
Now York "a newman CO.
Prof ". Is BRADBURY las fox years Detn ex-
tsns.vely known highly sUcce'sfu musical author
end .esc.er having is,sec unm5er Of 'slasb!s must
cal worss, and laugh: nspy thousands Of Peo2's IL
1877 be visited Europe and rsmsined some two years
90 The Couunsnt, vis.drg rsscs iastsutont s'SoJ
lng collecting masies matter, and 10 other wsy' guam
f. ing himself for career Of usefulness In nis Pfofe'
sion 10 this country During bis soseFee be ~,s 'ns
regular foreign correspondent Of the Et1 f"F kr'''
s,lst All wrote ocossi.as..y for other papers
II mar deserves patronage I'D enoSursseraen' 70
proportion 70 the Efforts be puts forth 70 inoroU2ny
qualify himself for 40 honorable csing and profession
certainly Mr. Bradbury msriu ell the popularity ne mas
hitherto attained With Increased amount Tor the
future
The matter Of lD,,ruciios the rising generation n
the delightful Of EOcs music IL receiving
attention In our couu,fy and We have observed ire
continued and persevefirg Efforts Of MI DfscoVfy u
thi, department with rnuco interest aad pleasure
The work now before us ia ono Of tae inmeoate
rs,u't. Of Nj = tour Fad It appears % be ~ Iao''
ooyets for al pug Of Ju7eD'e hd'icAl hsii ue-
ton and i'm -oyeneni nat oss C. me uuder our no'ee
IL, moot strfkirg features consist 10 L. " ana 'np
method Of imysrtns inst'ucuon in sho Rndimen" OF
Music. and grost variety Of attractive and popular
Melodies The sweetest gems Of the charming
sgiss and Alpine songaters, With mspy Of tee 'nS'
lovely slf. Of Won Weber end Other eminent COM
po.er, sdorn l ysg.s The poetry Soounds 10 ehi'te
moral and patriotic sentiment The work beautifully
sos up.
yz- BL.cywOoD's MAGAZINE for Dece r
containing great variety OF literary, political and
amusing articles he. jl,t been Issued b l. SCOTT q
Co The suecsss which Ia, attended ihe 20 lr's OF
;hose enterprisng publishers TO give 'oe Ane''cH"
reader the bs.t portions Of British periodical h'ssure
/, a matter Of siucere copgrstulshon. The m''er5
ability which s now concentrated In The Tour ieso'ns
Rsyiews and the well known frefsne's, viVscity ana
boldnes, Of Blsokgsod make them e's"nu" 70 'oe
reading Ct every who would keep himself posted
up on tho current stirring topics OF tie dsy lney
combine a greater amount and variety OF iaen''
broader scope of invesrs stlon aud ricner mass q
kaoyldse than can be found 10 most volumes oi the
CHEST preten sons that are now deluspg NE pabAc
Considered merely az land and guide-ooaros IN
the tangled paths Of o5ern literature they poises' an
ines,imsbls vslue No m who svbscTbos Tor one n
more of these admirable publications, according to the
di,eo.on OF tastes viii ever regret the ouilsy The
cement OF the New Yesr good time % com.
nepce subscription sod We tru't that the books oi
Nj Scott will show large acc sslon ~ names before
the advancement ot tho season
~ Professor NoKIoNs Essay on the ' DUR
MAJ VARIATIONS IN THE DEcLISATIoN or THE MAO
rErIc NEEDLE" hes been Tepubb'neo from sillimsn'
American journal The author applies the principles OF
theory o. Terrestrial Magnetism maiutaued by him In
former number Of the Journal to explaining the phs
n,nens Of tho variations Of the Magnetic Forces OF 'h
Euth The subject 10 discussed with CREST soty AM
presents alter Of curious Interest u 'he ''shNn'
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