The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-25
LITERARY NOTICES.

the following usually interesting contents
Educational Policy in Minnesota; - ''Edu
cation in California - "a Talk about
Words" "A few Educational Principles; ;
Estate Teachers Institute - ''Natura
Science" SC. Address VIM. NJ. Payne
Maniorville, MINI. Terms $3.50 year
FRos1's Book OF TABIEAux.-A collec.
ton of drawing rom Tableaux WANTS,
embracing, moving tableaux. charades in
tableaux, Mother Goose tableaux, and Fairy
Tale Tableaux, together with directions for
arranging the stage, sostuming the char-
acters and forming groups. The book
Is we'll gotten up and We commend it to the
young folks who wish to beguilc the even
:ugs with amusements, at once interesting
and instructive. Dick & Fitzgerald, N. Y.
EVERY SATURDAY, published by Fields,
Ossood 4 Co., Boston, Mass, contains the
following for March Goth: ''He Knew he
was Right, by Anthony Trollope; t.New
monumental Samples" by Charles Dick
ms; ''Straws for Drowning Men stPlay-
ers and Lockers. Oh )" ION the Nutritive
Value of Different Sorts of food;" "Het-
ty," by Henry Kingsley Foreign Notes
&c. Every Saturday is published weekly
at 10 cents number or $500 year.
.-Godey's Lady's Book for April has
been received. 1t appears with beautiful
engraving, 1.-THE first Falsehood - also two
other engrayings "Down in the Meadow"
and "First of April" Accompanying this
number is large pattern sheet Of cmbroid-
cries. Its contents are good and Of first
class order, which is surpassed by no 9TH
er magazine. Address L. A. Cooley Phil
adelphia, Penn. Terms $500 per ann um
HowE's MUSICAL MoNcH1Y.-This is a
new publication: The March number is
at hand and contains, some eleven instru-
mental pieces and ten songs with piano
accompaniment. Those Of our musical
friends who do not subscribe lose q rich
treat. 1t: is published by Elias Howe, 1O3
Court st., Boston Mass. Price $500 per
annum, single copies IS cents.
TIE LADY's FR1END.-'The Fortune
Teller" is the subject Of the fine steel en-
craving which leads off the last number
Of this charming monthly. This is follow
ed By han dsome steel plate of the latest
Paris fashions. Then we have picture Of
IN Avalanche among tho Alps, foil owed by
a number Of engravings devoted to the lad
les and children. The music is the popu
lar: song, .'Pulling hard against the
Stream" Among the literary contents are
"Roland York - "Between Two" &c.
Published by Deacon & Peterson, 319 Wal
nut street, philadelphia, at $3.50 a. year
(Which also includes large steel engrav-
ing.)
THE April number Of Lippincott's mag
azine is on hand. The con tents are ...Be-
,yond the Breakers = "Hans Breitmann in
Politics y college Education - s'The
Princes I" surprise;", :5.'The Neglected
Grave; Sour Globe in 1865" "Tradition-
al Fish istories;" ''First Fruits p "Over
Yonder;" d''Women;" ;''Sam'sc sermon;'
'A1Plea for the shad z" Address'J.B B. Lip
pincott& Co., Publishers, us and III Mar
ket st., Philadelphia. !:
, PErsn's MUSICAL MONTHLY for February
with: tho following choice, collection has
been issued; ;;.''Do Right and Fear, Not;'
Mistress links Yof Madison Square :"
''Downsby tho Deep Sad Sea 5" "Good by,
my Boy, God Bless you,"' &c. Also the fol
10 wing Instrumental: pieces: "Maiden's
Blush," March; "Pink Rose Mazurka -
GLOWING Thoughts shottische." In addition
to the music there are some fifteen pages Of
reading natter; Price $500, sample cop
les 80 cents J:L. Peters, 1913 Broadway,
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