St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
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HARPEa's;g hlAGAzlNE,--The De-
cember snunber commences the Thir>
tieth Volume. Wscontents are {: Re.
signed Heroic Deeds ofsHcroic Men !;
Harvest Memories AsTour ttrough
Arizona; Wrecks; kccreatiu,'s of. .
Philosopher; Dear Mother} The Pigot
Murder; Music in u Crowd; French
Flower Farming; IL the Meadow; AT;
ter Petroleum; Almost Divorced !; ! A
visit to the English Courts Of Justice !;
a new anecdote Of Washington; De-
cember; The Queens English; AZ
m,,o'dalo; The Fay Fight; Our Mutual
Frisc.'a, Harper l. Brothers,. New York.
'a GoDEH's L>DY's BooK.-The De-
cembcr number has just been received.
For lS65ths terms will be (: One: copy,
81 o.; two. copies, so; three COZ
les, $3.50 !; four 2, copies, $1,000; five
copies and on, extra 70 the getter up Of
the club, $i4O0; eight teopiessna one
extra, $2l00; eleven copies, aad: one
extra, $3.50 ya>.:~ rs -: 81. ..,..r..t.
Is Our YOUNG Fol- This is the
title Of Aneew1 illustrated monthly: . mag
azine Tor boys and girls shortly to be
issued by Messrs. Ticknor 4 Fields, OF
Boston. It will be edited by j. f.
Trowbridge, Gail Hamilton sad Lucy
Larcom, and will number among its con-
tributors, Capt. Mayne Reid, whose
stories OF adventure are 8, we'll known,
Mr.. & Mrs Ag.ssiz, Mrs. Stowe.
"Carlcton," DR.. D io Lewis, Edmund
Morris, Edmund Kirke. "Aant Fam
n.y." LongieiIo~, Whittier, Grace
Greenwood and other writers of celeb
rity. The scope of the new magazine
embraces stories aud sketches, tiosra-
ply, history and poetry, travel and ad-
venture, outdoor and in door; sports,
games and puzzles, with full illustrn-
tons, and steel engraved portrait in
each number. It's size will be a little
moro than two-.l,irds that Of the A tlan-
tic Monthly, each number containing
not less than sixty-ftur pages. This
isjust the work FIR young folks. Terms
So a year; three copies for IS; ten
copies for SIS. Specimen copies sent
to any address for ten cents. Address
Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
The PRAIRIE FARMER.-Thc pub
fishers Of this tiled and valuable Agri-
cultural and Horticultural periodical
have resolved to carry it through the
year 1865 at the old established rate
Of two dollars per year. 1t is now pub
li>hed at the lowest rate IF any paper
gifts class in the United States, and it
is by far the best paper for western far
mers aud fruit growers. 1t should be
in the hands Of every farmer in this
county. Address Emery l. Ca. Chi
cage, Ills. ..:,
THAT long established aud standard
family newspaper, the Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post, has issued its
prospectus for the new year. AS a pa.
per for the Preside, it is without al
equafin the country. Nothing is ad-
nitted III its columns that cannot be
read by any one. A sewing machine
premium is given. Send for a speci.
men copy, to Deacon T. Peterson, Phil.
adelphia. -.
We have received from the Milwau.
kee Publishers, Strickland Il Co., val
liable little work entitled "Tax Payer.
Guide, Post Office Directory, War Rec
ord and Almanac for: 1865" all embra
ced in one pamphlet, for 10 cents each
or Is cents per dozen. The postage OF
each dozen, when sent by mail, il
twenty-five cents.