The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10

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Tho Aldi.s for October i : bril-.
liant number. It opens With afall page
dnvias, By Victor Nehlig, graphic
and spirited representation Of ! pre-.
fsssiosal bravo, spd bis employer, and
ITO rival Who i about 70 become their
victim. This i followed by >"Hollo,"
aud "seheol Discipline" by John s.
Davis. +. T. Vance takes us into the
heart Of the Adirosdaeks, Of which he
stvss ~ three vievs-"Ths Glsn," .
Eehs.iss biz Of woodland scenery, with
little brook falling over rocks into .
ssiu pol :; "Prsston Pounds" and
"Lste Headsnon," moonlight glance
at thst' uosssaia-girdled sheet Of ~.
tss. From Paul Dixon We have ''Ths
Bills Of New Eogland." and "Eveoiog:"
Thea comes "A Serious Cass," BY
E,rnst Boeoh )" ''Tsnple OF Canova,"
aud "Lsst Moments Of Won Weber,"
and, last, . group Of "suow Birds. -
The literature 10 - readable a ever
james Sutton L Co., publisher, New
York. The price Of the Ala;.e is IS,
which includes 4 6re oil chrome. We
will furnish the magazine, chrome and
JOURNAL ono year for $575.
In the number OF L,NeEs Living
age for tho week ending Sept. 2lst is
begun new serial story,-"The Bur.
eonastsr's Fahily,"-trsoslatcd FROM
the Dutch Of Christine Muller, by SIR
John Shaw Lsferve. 1t promises to
be story Of unusual interest Be-
sides being Yer, favorably noticed by
the principal Dutch literary periodicals,
it has attracted the attention IF the
Esslish critics, ,beiog highly praised
BY Esglish papers. The translator says
hs was induced to translate the story
By tho Amusement derived from the
variety Of incidents and the minute de-
liaeations Of character which it co.,
disqualification which are drawn
With the same fidelity that We find 10
carefully executed Dutch painting. The
publication of tho trsnslatien-an ad-
mirabls one-vill be continued from
week to week in the Living Age until
completed, aud will prove an additional
attraction 70 that valuable periodical.
Ltssll / Gay, publishers, Boston.
:-Serib.ev's Monthly for Oetobe, is
rs1asksbls number for the variety Of
it, articles and the profusecess Of it's il.
lsstsstioss. II opens with pretty lit.
lie poem BY Mr.. Bradley, with grace.
sfsl illustration BY Miss H.lleck this is
followed BY . ballad BY Col. John Hay,
entitled 'tErest Of Edelshein." Then
cone ssnas admirable illustrations Of
tebaSeo culture 10 tho South, with &C.
eompsuyiug descriptive article, and 90.
other lively illustrated paper on Paris
by Eawsrd King. Mr.. Tuekermsn,
formerly Minister to Greece, furnishes
= very entertaining sketch Of Modern
Athens, With view Of the city from
late photograph. Another illustrated
srtiole Is Mr.. Cooke account Of days
hunting on tho prairies. There is {.
very suggestive essay BY DR.. T. NJ.
Coan, IF the Independent, under the
title Of "Broad Views !" and tho short.
q articles are al readable. Scribner
l. Co., publishers, New York.
-Mn. Henry Woods New Book,
"Within the Maze; or Lady Aodin.
oans' Trial." BY tho author Of Cast
Lynne" has been Published by T. B.
Peterson 4 Brothers, Philadelphia,
from the authors manuscript and .d-
vance pzoof.sheets, purchased BY them
from hn.: Henry Wood, and will BE- in
uniform style with the prev,ou' works
By thus fsvosite and popular author
The Plot H. entirely original, introduc.
ing tho adventures Of a young bsronet
Who kills man in the heat of passion,
is sentenced to death, has his sentence
eommuted to penal labor for lie, at.
tempts to escape, il believed to have
been shot by bis pursurers, and-but
W must not disclose too much Of this
very exciting tale, but would advise all
to procure . copy Of the book 1t once.
1t will be issued in largo octave Y.
June, and sold BY oil bookssll re- at the
low price Of $l.75 in cloth, or $3.50
in paper covers, Or copies will BE- sent
BY mail, to any address, postpaid, by
tho publishers, on receipt Of the price.
In the October number of Peters
A.sieal, Aonthly are nine pieces of
music, costing in ordinary sheet form,
g 80. The magazine costs ouly 30
cents. J. L. Peters, pm blisher, New
York.
Tho Eclectic for October is full o
good things, tho contents varying ju-
,dieiously "fron grave to gay, from
lively 70 severe" Some Of the papers
70 DO noted, are "Lord Byrou-Another
lisv )" ."Tbe middle Ages and the Re-
rival et Learning" Aauzum :" "The
Loneevity Of the Patriarehs )" "Do-
mestie Life Of Miraboau )" "Russian
Ghost Stories :" '.Dr. Carpenters Ad:
dress bstese the British Association =
"Bstg~ixt Tse Stools" tho "strange
adventures Of Phaeton )" and "A]sz-