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A large line of ladies' lawn suits, linen ulsters,
calico wrappers, all of which will be sold at low
prices. New stock of parasols, fans, &c,-in fact
almost an entirely new stock received this week;
remember, at low down prices complete stock
and new goods at HULL's.
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Land Explorers Excursion to Nebraska
Every Tuesday,

Stop renting, stop paying ten per cent. inter
est. Go to Nebraska, where you can procure
good railroad lands for from 81 to IS per acre, on
10 years tmc-interest to 4 per cent % to 40
per cent discount for cash Good homcstcads
and timber claims can he procured in the Rcpub.
lican and Loup Valleys The tide of emigration
is almost entirely pouring into Nebraska. For
full particulars, excursion bills, sectional maps,
prices of lands and tickets, call on address $,
NJ. KNOX Il Son, Princeton, H., General Agents
of Land Dept c., y, Il Q. and b. Il NJ II, r.; or
r. W. BUCHANAN, Ottawa, III.
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On last Friday and Saturday }. j. GdTr.iy, oi
MENDOZA, and krusc, of Morris, had a 2j-hUur
walk for purse of 500 in Morris. Corrity
walked a square hcel-and-toe walk, krusc, &c 70.
l.yon please" giving Gartity fifteen miles start.
Bots we're With the odds a.a.ns, Clarity, but he
nevertheless hca. his Inan badly There was not
mUciI excitement over the race, the gate money
about paying expenses.
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SCoTT Bios. IL Co

Uudnc Hose Company elected the following
officers Tuesday evening: A. Alderman, fore
man; J. T. Pierce, first assistant forcman; Chas
Hahn, I'd assistant foreman; Otto J. Gondof
secretary; L. Perkins, treasurer; l.. w. Hess
steward; L. W Hess, Paul Zickler and George
Simpson, standing committee; J. ClegG, Isaat
Rhodes, Charles Wendell and George Simpson
pipcmcn; W. VI. Nelson and f. C.. Allen, jr
lantern boys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

We understand there is a circus troupe organ
zing in South Ottawa, and will soon take the
road The clown brought his trick mule over tC
town last Monday evening and gave a highly en-
Pertaining exhibition in front of Griggs's. Cal
again, rs il were.
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Smoke Milch's mo. - DC cigar.

Those new silks have come, and are perfectly
elegant. They are ahead OF anything in La Sale
county. For quality and beauty of finish they
&c -. cHcc!!cd in any market. We will Offer
the entire line at lower prices than you haze ever
seen in Ottawa. Respectfully,
SCDTT Rios Il Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

The new goods at Lynch's continue to delight
the patrons of the house, the great variety of the
stock, (taking in all lines of dry goods and car
pcts,) its excellent quality and general io"ness
of prices being especially satisfactory to all
classes of buyers. All invited to call and exam
inc goods and prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

Mcssrs. u. Hcenan 81 Co, ut their store in this
city, have on hand full line OF samples Of the
immense carpet stock OF the Streator house.
They are therefore prepared TO furnish carpets
here on short notice, ordering by mail or tclc-
graph. Carpet buyers will do well to call on
them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

Tho National City bank on yesterday put in a
plate glass front, decidedly improving the APP
pearance of the front of the building and adding
to the comfort Of the clerks and Others VII hin in
the way Of light
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= w.law.I NJ. I'M. NJ. eM. | Y.
Twc,ve ,,r..f ,zata make one square.

Twelve liEs ef Agate make On" square,
Advertisements not under must he plainly marked
the length OF time desired they will be continued and
charged for until ordered out
Business and professional cards nO. exceeding I'VE nes
Inserted at dollars per annu over hre lines one DOL
lar per line extra.
Translcpt advertising in all cases be paid strictly IN
advance
IL Yearly advertisers dscontnung their advertisements
before the expiration of the contract will be charged the full
rate. "a above Extra charge will a4o be made for dssou
ton and otcr notices not connected with their regular
Ousn. ss.
Loc., notices, hftcen cents per line.
pE- In RIO case will these terms be departed from
tD- The date the slip which the Subscribers name
is printed Indicate when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid the FREE TRADER should be
careful TO notice that the the slip corresponds to the
dase to which they have paid and at once notify the publish
eN u say discrepancy.
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The ladies admire the childrcns clothing at
Fiske & Bccm's. 1t makes the children look
we'll, wears WE'LL fits well, and leaves change in
their pockets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

On "Wednesday last Geo Gard, an old colored
man, was arrested in Strcaior charged with an a.
tempt TO burglarize W. II. Minors residence in
that city. He was held in 800 in default o,
which he colncth 20 Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

The C., B. Il Q. r. +. is selling tickets from OF.
tawa TO Denver and return at $57.9j; good until
october 3lst.
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Tomorrow is train Sunday.

CHINA PNNTING.-Ladic. who desire instruc.
ton in the beautiful art Of Chira painting will
he glad to learn that competent teacher will be
IN Ottawa in q few DAYS. Those wishing to join
the class will leave word with Mrs. F. +. Bull or
Miss Eninc.
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Get your shoes repaired at Child X Phipps's.

Business on the canal continues duh owing 70
low prices n Chicago. lnc receipts for the pas:
week at this port were only 1910. The lumber
trade has opened slowly and during the past
week some six or eight loads have arrived.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

The new T. S. $40 certificates of deposit are
now for sale at the post office. In sums of $50
and upwards they arc convertible into L. 5. 4 per
cent bonds at par
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kstiaye,l.

Two two years old iron gray colts, one light
the other dark gray. Any one taking them W
and giving information where they are, will bc
literally rewarded for their trouble.
Address, MARY T. FARE,
.lnufnn Ill.
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Temperance.

j. q. Armstrong will address the Red Ribbon
meeting at the Court House tomorrow after
noon. lie invites saloon keepers and old ''chums"
to come and hear him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

fiske IL BEEN have large lot Of nice fancy
hose, and full line Of silk handkerchicfs, cheap
or than the cheapest. Call and see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

Mrs. Gregg shows some rare millinery goods,
and offers them at very low prices The ladies
should not buy n dollars worth until they have
seen her goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

Extra large suits, large enough for the largest
man, at Fiskc a. Bcems.
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viii Gilman, painter, paper hanger and calci-
miner, is one of the few worked to death men OF
Ottawa. WHIPS reputation as q irstclass work.
man is growing better daily.
4 band OF Gypsies are encamped in the north.
eastern part Of town. Here is an opportunity to
haze yUuC fortunes tod, To- lose yuur fortunes
piece-I4rai, ana 70 devote your spare chickens,
&c, To the cause of the poor.
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TIE Churches,

No services at the Baptist Church tomorrow.
Services at the Episcopal church tomorrow
morning and evening.
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The advertisement OF JESSE Green ~ son. az
nounces that the Dayton Wooden Mills are AZ ain
in operation. Mr.. Jesse Green, by dnt of great
perseverance and energy has succeeded after
years Of struggle in rcgaining possession Of t''s
noble property, and having thoro" CHI ron '''--"'
its machinery and reftted it throughout, sohc.,s
a return of that extended patronage which thr
mill in its former days so largely enjoyed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

You save time and money by buying clothing
at Fiskc IL Bcem's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

White vest goods, and very cheap, also a new
lot of worstcd pants, at Fiskc II Bccms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

Demorcst's Reliable Patterns for summer jus,
receivad at Osman X iapeman's Catalogues
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

s. S. Scott purchased the Thorne property Il
East Ottawa at the sale on Saturday last. Con
sideration, -, 400
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

The county red ribbon convention will be held
at La Sale on next Thursday, May u. 1t is be-
lieved that it will be largely attended. The fol
lowing speakers have consented to be present:
Geo, VI. Bane, Lacon; Rev. G. B. Barnes, Geo.
Wooodford and j. G. Armstrong, Ottawa; j. ?.
Murphy, Joliet J. A. Whtmore, Worthwhile;
Mrs. V. S. Ashley, Tonica; Rev. Mrs. Sophia
Glib, Sheridan; Mrs A. 7. Hagan, Peru; and
others,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

Bargains in boots and shoes at our cheaI
counter. CHILD Il PHIPPs.
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The advertisement Of Mr.. \. F Dow, ofF.riu :
for sale his eligible and mot DE- IA. ..
on the north side of Washington SqGa-r, vi! n
urally attract attention. 1t is the fines. bui.d:-
spot in the city, and can now be pGr,.,-.4 -
lower figures than thyy oil 90, "a"
again
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looming DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities doing all kinds Of Job Work. In the va
yoas styles Of the a not SURPASSED In this section AM
we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done In thi
l,ne TO give us call BY the judcious and liberal use
srnters ink many mans fortune has been made and III
fcld is still open. Try it.
Orders By mail promptly attended 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

Fiskc d BEEN lead the fashions in fine cloth
ing, either made to order or readymadc.
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-. s.nI,uie ,,.-,t. axiom. me tact that
Nlt.e.r "as.:s-., a farmer, aged 50 years, living
.wo mics south Of Harding, last Friday went TO
thc a..r %, put I.In over @ beam, got Ja,iJL
and va about - leave tnia lana Of mortgages,
q. ro.l!,.-a. rA.n l..l.ica
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

Spring overcoats, full line, cheap at Fiskc Il
Bccms.
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New GooDs. NEW GooDs'-Look 1T those s,,In
mer suits for $50, s.. 80, 500 and $500.
VI. SrIEFEL X CO.
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Madame Demorest's Portfolio Of Fashions for
spring and summer, just received At Gsmar A.
Hvpeman's.
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NUMBER Al.


Another large lot Of carpets was opened this
week ut Scott Bros. 81 Co.'S.
On next Monday, May 18th, choice line Of
Ingram and Brussels carpets will be placed on
sale at big reduction from regular prices. We
invite all customers, whether they want yards
or 100 yards, to call and see these before pur-
chasing.
Carpets made up and delivered TO any address
within 80 miles of Ottawa, without extra charge.
SCoTr Bios. il Co.
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Best brosans for glass blowers in the city al
Child q Phippss.
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WASTED.--A woman VINO understands okingco
is desired at the County Asylum.
V. FIAHFRTY,
Chairman Paupcr Com.
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$1,000 to loan at per cent. interest.
SHERMAN LELAND
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Mrs.James Hitler, Strea;or, last week attempt
ed suicide by taking muriatic acid
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The immense stock and the low prices at II. j.
GILLENs is telling its usual story as regards the
present seasons trade. Indeed, it would be
strange did not the house attract more than usual
attention Just now, for the public generally has
conceded the stock larger, richer and choicer
than ever before there, if not in the city In the
way of
DRESS GOODS
the house claims to lead, as usual, over all COM
pettors, and truly the stock is immense, com
pee in all lines of black and colored silks, trim
ming silks and satins, black goods, cashmercs, all
of the most fashionable and seasonah!e goods,
and novelties, such as plain and lace buntlngs
the fashionable French novelties, etc. all offered
at prices that are and will De considered very
low by purchasers.
THE NOTION STOCK
merits Il special mention, from the fact that tins
year the house has paid this department greater
attention than ever before, now showing one OF
the finest stocks to be seen in this city, in all
branches. In such lines as parasols Tin all styles
of handles and qualities of materially and fans,
Mr. GILLEN's stock will not be outdone in attrac-
tiyeness; while the hosiery and glove stocks are
complete in all useful, novel and fashionable
goods.
THE DOMESTIC STOCK
was purchased before the advance in these
goods, and bought in great quantity. The house
is, of course, anxious to unload, and Will retain
the ON prizes until every yard is gone.
The old patrons OF the house are well aware
that when Il reduction generally in prices is
claimed, it takes place all through the entire
housc-in every department. So is at this time
the boot and shoe and the grocery, wooden ana
other departments following the tumble in dry
goods. This reduction is actual, and the public
will consult thylr interest when they accept the
general invitation to call and learn prices,
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Look at our - cent under shirts for summer
VI. STIEFEL ~ Co.
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Look at our 10 cent under shirts for summer.
NJ. STIEFEL u Co.
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3. = 'ccr ..e'g- .-.- aid Calci-
IuI.,,. as wurh g.,cs universal satisfaction
aad he is constantly in demand. Those who want
u a.. J bette Sec him M few DAYS ahead Of
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: lq''e~' MIC, t'I button boot only $40 :.
Child ( PliEps's
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$3.50 buy good summer suit at " Stcfel /
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Plow shoes and boots at Child X Phipps's
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Feathers Steam Renovated by P. \. Reed.
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ladies' scrgs congress shoes jus; in At Child X
Phipps's.
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Lot - ulur tobacco 1T Nitch's.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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Ladies' tine slippers AZ ChEd X rhipps',
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CHEAP! CuEAp!-Those fine summer suits at
NJ. Stefel IL Co.'S.
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Base halls at Osmau & Hapeman's.
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Obttua AIRY.


Miss Lou. A. Swingle, daughter OF
B. f. and Margaret Swingle, died at
the residence Of her father in johnson
City, Tenn, on Tuesday. Dec. sOth,
1878, at l O'Clock p. M, aged 80 years.
she was q very worthy aud excellent
lady. Being kind and amiable in her
disposition, she was the tavOrite OF all
who knew her. The members of the
bereaved family are not the only ones
that weep tor her, but many others
are sad at heart, because one whom
they had learned to love is in the
lonely tomb. Miss Lou. had been
deeply Impressed with the importance
of seeking Christ for several months
previous to her death, but, as we
learned from her own lips, owing TO a
want Of moral courage, she timidly
shrunk the cross OF publicly
owning her Saviour. For
three weeks she suffered
intensely, but bore it all with great
patience. A few days before her de-
parture from earth she joined the
Methodist Episcopal Church, request
ing three brothers and other relatives
who were out of the Church to join
with her, which they cheerfully did.
On the IOllOWlng Jay, at ner request,
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered to her, the entire
family and all present uniting In the
solemn service. She soon experienced
hope of salvation which continued
to grow brighter to the hour Of dissolu-
ton. She met death with remarkable
calmness and elaboration. Was care.
full to give specific directions In refer
ence TO her funeral; where she de-
sired to be buried, what kind Of SER
vices she wanted held, both in the
room and at the grave, and by whom
they should be conducted. Then bid
ding an atfectionate farewell to her
loved ones and all present, exhorting
them to meet her in heaven. she
sweetly fell asleep in Jesus. AS life
was slowly ebbing away, the following
ecstatic expressions fell from her lips:
II am ready" "All Is light now"
"Sweet Jesus, will soon be at rect"
She leaves a father, and mother, four
brothers, two sisters, number OF
other relatives and a large circle Of
friends to mourn their great loss.
May they all meet her where
''Verdure and blossoms never fade,
And fields are eternally fair"
We were assisted in the funeral SER
vices by Rev. j. r. Shuts, OF Jones'
boro' and TelfOrd Station. J. r. II.
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will reduce 1t to $S40.533. The average
cost of keeping each inmate Is shown
TO be $45 IS per year.
THE TURNPIKE COMMISSIONERS,


TO be $45 IS per year.
THE TURNPIKE COMMISSIONERS,
T. w. Kearnes, Jno. L. Moses and
Won. F. Crippen, reported that. "the
Knoxville and Kingston and Knox
Vile and Tazewell pike roads as being
in ali material respects III good con-
dition. There have been no changes
made since our last report worthy of
note, and we regard both companies as
having fully complied with the re-
quirement of the law Signed, etc.
After some considerable discassi on
the salary Of the chairman OF the
court was fixed at $500, the came as
last year, and an election was gone
Into for Chairman. the candidates be-
ing Esq T. w. Kearns Rep }, A. T.
Cottrell (Rep), r. A. j. Armstrong
Dem. ], aud r, a. Turner (Rep.)
The first ballot resulted: Kearns,
d; Cottreu. Is; Arm strong. s; Turner,
IL.
A lively contest ensued for some time,
the ballots running pretty even, but
scattering votes were cast during the
time for Esquires }. t. Doyle. w. A.
A. Conner, J. III. King, Geo. w. Ma
Dry, w. L. Brooks and others.
Finally, the l4th ballot stood Cot
trell, 81; Armstrong, 10; Kearns, 1
Turner, 6; and A. L. Cottrell, Esq, Il, of
the 18th district, having received the
requisite msj ority, was declared tlect-
ed Chairman for the ensuing year.
The Court then fixed the salary Of
CT the Workhouse at
$500, the same as last year, and at the
the question of reducing
he board Of workhouse inmates was
pending, there being proposition to
'educe 1t to 20 cents per day.
The Court adjourned till 9 O'Clock |
his morning.
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In addition to this, there was some
real e6tste transferred to the county in
the tax compromise and in the sale
made in the Mynatt case; but about
the latter there 10 still some litigation
pending.
The law makes IL the duty of the
Chairman to repair and keep in order
the court house and other public prop
erty but, in addition TO this, the court
at the October session, 1873, made an
order on the Chairman to the same eff
feet. Considerable work has been
done, as will be seen, on the court
house, but al n com pATative small outlay
of cash, as the lumber and much of the
WORK, sash aud biinds, were furnished
in payment of one of the notes before
mentioned. The amount of cash that
will be required to pay for work and
labor Is s.
Homer Gilmore, Superintendent of
the-WOrkhOuse, deserves the thanks
of the court and county for the
efficient and satisfactory manner in
which he has managed the prisoners
and work under his care. He has
graded and macadamized three or four
miles of road, and placed it in good
condition; work creditable to him, as
also to the Commissioners who have
genoIdA supcANtStOH Va SAa1 OuSiHoecs
On settlement with the Commission.
ers Of the Poor Asylum, find that
the receipts and disbursements Of that
institution are correctly stated in
their report, which will be read by the
Clerk.
In conclusion, / tender to each one
of YOU my thanks for your uniform
courtesy and. kindness during the year
that I have presided over your delibera-
tIops Respectfully submitted,
II. w. KEARNs, Chairman.
f CLERK LEWIS REPORT.
The following Ia the annual report
OF the Clerk of the County Court OF
Knox county for the year 1878;
10 the Honorable, The County Court OF
Knoz County, January Term, 1872;
GENTLEMEN In compliance Win
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor,
We are authorized and requested to announce
the name Of S. 3. LUT rRELL as candidate for
Mayor at the ensuing January election.
For Alderman.
FIFTH WARD.
We are authorized and requested to announce
G. +. MA5KALL as a candidate for Alderman
in the Fifth Ward at the election January 18th.
SIXTH WARD
We are authorized and requested to announce
THOS. A. BURRIER 8 candidate for Alder
man in the 9th ward at the ensuing January
election.
We are auharixed and requested to announce
JOHN LYNCH rs a candidate for Alderman in
the 9th ward AT the ensuing election.
We are authorised and requested to announce
W, l., LYONS as a candidate for Alderman in
the ensuing January election.
We ere authorised and reQuesl ed TO announce
HU, MlCHAELS as a candidate for Alderman
in the Sixth Ward at the ensuing election, jan
uary 18th.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,
Conducted by /. G. Holland.

The American edition of this periodical is
now
MORE THAN 10000 MONTHLY,
And it has a larger circulation in England
than any other American magazine. Every
number contains about one hundred and
fifty pages, and from fifty to seventy Ave
original Woo. cut illustrations.
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