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Volume III. commences January l, 1888 IN 20
Splendid Wood Engravings each month!
This unrivaled Family Magazine, universally
acknowledged by the Press as the best Americ an
Periodical published. offers at the commencem
Of the Sd volume unusual ind 1cements 10 sub.
scribers. Its features hereafter will be entirely
american, Including American Views, American
Portraits, American Tales, American Sketches.
A series Of Engravings, from the Paintings of
our best artists. including Cole. Gignoux, Du.
rand, Edmonds. and others, is in vigorous prepare.
tipn. and the fscile pencil Of the iuimiiabe Oar
ley 10 now actively engaged in enriching Holden
with his Portraits of the Public Men of America.
The Portraits OF Distinguished American Di.
ines will be continued in every No as hereto.
fore. with life like sketches of their lives and mu
istry. Each No. will be filled with Tales, Poe i,s,
Essays. Reviews. Sketches. Translations, Topics
of the Month. and Will embrace every thi.. z
.dmusing. Instructive, and Readable now in pro.
gress in The world.
Asa Family Magazine. the E'litor is confident
that no rivalry can affect. or opposition lessen its
value and worth, and he offers il to the world as
IN tone, character and literary merit, and illustra
tive beauty, The Model Magazine Of The 1911
CtnfurY r.E.
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Holden in its circle; tor when such periodical
can be obtained one year for the trile Of
ON E DOLLAR,
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The great feature ot H oden is, that, while be
ing peculiarly American in sentiment and feeling
II gathers and embodies all the beauties of the
French. English and American Periodicals. while
dIscardlng their follies aud vices A combination
Of the Encyclopedia. the Gazetteer. the Quarterly
Review. and the Weekly Newspaper. it is yet sep.
IL and r u~n Il.
OF their various qualifications to commend itself TO
! every reader. ..-.....
See what the Press Gays Of Holden:
"The Editors table is very rich and
smusing-in some respects equal to that of the
Knick> >rbocker. ."--yN Y EVANGELIST
"Hdldens Dollar Magazine for September is an
excellent number. Tho literary contents are VA.
ried and interesting; the Sketches nfliving inner.
lcan Poets and Divines cannot fail of giving the
work very popular character. The Editors IA.
BILE Is lively and pquant. and the hook notices co..
Pons and candid We understand the circulation
ct the Magazine is rapidly increasing - Horace
Greeiy, @fhe " Y. Tribune. l,.. ...
hoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAzINE.-Ths Sep
lember number Of this work has heen received, and
10 simply ssy that il IL a valuable publication.
would mot be doing justice to its merits. Itis the
hest OF Magazines, aud must soon assume ts place
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bloomsbury, " Y. .a...-.
The August No Of Hoden's Dollar Magazine
I'now upon our table. In glancng owe, s con-
tents we are torcihly struck at the superior
rangment of every thing appertaning to Litera-
tnre and Art. The articles are all of a high ORDER.
lar surprising any thing that appears in ''Gta-
hams. - or "Godey's Lady's Book The typog.
raphy OF the No. before us, is most excellent.
vlelng in whiteness of paper and clearness aud
dIs'inetness of type. with any similar work pub
shed in the United States Rep Jackson. Tenn
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Over three thousand five hundred similar no.
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glance at Holden's will show the result. Nov,
no only asks the support OF the community. aud IL
return will give improvements as they are deman.
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IL wished by suhscribers-- month commen.
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", Editor Of the New York Tribune. drawn from
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