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Scribner's Monthly,
"7Ae Grsa. National Magazi1ls,"

"The Great National Magazine"
enters upon a new year Cts ninth vslunsl .-ith
the November plumber, with bEeadsr psaas
and larger enterprise than ever before, ara
with the ambition IL has maintained from tas
first, to demonstrate itself TO be the brightest.
wa s the Si BEST sif POPULxR MxGAxINk
NTHE WORLD. During the year II will
present zach narvels illustrative engraving 20
lish. Its writers will be, as they have been. the
choice and chosen literary men and women OF
America. Among the attractive features Of the
year will be New Serial Mover,
1.-THE STORY OF SEVENOAKS,"
by ]. g. HOLLAND. A series Of papers from
various pens on
AMERICAN LIFE AND sCENERY."
including descriptive papers on Ameriss.
cities. will open January with 2 narratiys 81
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the Colorado is one of the most famous exploin
of W estern travel This series will rival The
GREAT SOUTH papers in the magnineenes
variety and vlderinterest. Also anotherinue-
trated series:
"A FARMERS vAcAMoE IN EUROPE
six articles reeouutingthe experience Of . well
known American farmer and engineer tCoLoE-
Il WANING, Of Ogden Farm, Newport, X. IL
during a tour through come OF the less frequent
ed parts of W estern Europe, in the autumn or
1873.
A series Of papers of crest interest on
FRENCH LITERATURE AND PARTISAN
LIFE
by ALBERT RHoDKs with illustrations by French
Artists, will appear during the year.
1.-THE MYSTERIOUS EsIaAND."
Or, "The Modern Robinson Cruses,"
With its illustrations. A story, by SAN HoLH.
"MY TOURMALINE,,
begins in November. and will run for three or
four months. There will also be other Novel
cites and shorter stories BY leading
American and English story Writers.
The saaS cGnt the S hSd
and Editorial Papers will, az heretofore. en-
ploy the ablest pens in both Europe and Ameri-
ca. Home and Society. which has grown in
made more attractive, useful, and valuable in
its influence on the social life and culture Of
the American people. The Etchings viii BE-
still further improved. and there VIII be great
or variety in this department.
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