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enters upon a new year tits ninth volums) with
the November number, with broader Piap-
and larger enterprise than ever before, A.
with the ambition il has maintained from Il .
first, to demonstrate itself to be the brightest.
the strongest, the most beautiful. and in every
way the E;sSr OPULAH hkGAZINE
AN THE WORLD. During the year it will
present such narYels illustrative engraving as
10 popular magazine has ever been able TO pub
lish. Its writer's will be, a. they have bcen. the
-hoice and chosen literary men snd women of
Ameri"a. Among the attractive features Of the
year will be a New Serial Novel, -
THE STORY OF SEVENOAKS,"
by J. g. HoLLA.D. A series of papers from
various pens on
AMERICAN LIFE AND SCENERY"
" ESTERN DfSCON ERH AND ADGEN.
TUkE, oy ATJ; OWL. whose descent of
the Colorado is one Of the most famous eIpIG,ts
of W estern travel. This series will rival THE
GREAT SOUTH papers in the magniheencs
Of its illustrations, whilst possessing greater
variety and wider interest. Also another Illus
trated series:
"a FARMERS VACATION IN EUROPE"
Six articles reeounting the experience Of we'll
known American farmer and engineer tCoLoN-
RI WARISG, of ogden Farm, Newport, X. IL
during tour through some Of the less frequent
1873. - "
A series of papers of great interest on
FRENCH LITERATURE AND PARIsIN
LIFE
by ALBERT RHODES with illustrations BY French
Artists, will appear during the year.
THE MYsTERIOTSE SLAND."
Or, THE Modern RoBin.on Cruss~,"
JULES VERNE's latest story, will be continued.
with its illustrations. A ltory, by SAXE HOLM.
YTOURMALINE,"
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cites and shorter stories by leading
American aud English story writers.
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