West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-02-11
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,
1.-THE Great NatiGlal MagaziDH.n

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"The Great NatiGnal Magazine"
November number, with broader plans and larger
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Neac Serial NoUet.
"THE STORY OF SEVEN OAKs,n
by ]. G. HOLLAND. A series of papers from va
rious pens on
''AMERICAN LIFE AND SCENERY" !"
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DISCOVERY AND ADVENTURE, by MAJOR POWELL,
whose descent of the Colorado is one of the most
famous exploits of Western travel This series viii
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ga FARMERS VACATION IN FURopE.''
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known X, American farmer and engineer COLONEL
atour through some of the less frequented parts Of
western Eur ope, in the Autumn of 1873
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FRENCH LIT ERATURE AND PARTISAN LIFE.
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THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND"
0r "THE Mop MoDERN ROBINSON CRusoE," JULES
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