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21 Hnibers of Scrita's for $5. Tlic riclily illostiatod November nmnber ofSoribner'a Monthly, the Decennia] [uue, ippean o a new oorer, and begin il"' ttc nvinty tiiHt volume. The increasing topularity oi'ibe uiagaaine 'tl strongly evileiioed by the recent ales. A yeur ;(;." lie uionthly circuktion was about 90,000 topics: ) urinir the pul nine tuoniln ii hu ircraged 115,000, while the firsl woue oi hc November i.-sae is 125,000. The tirt part ut' the now famous serial iv Kugeae Schuyler, " The ] jife i.f lVirr lie (Jreat," was fiaished in Octuber. Vvith Niivriiilicr bcginfl l'art II., " Peter the Jrcat Kuier and ltulonuor," which will be au ailviuiir, in poilit of populai interest and wc-iiili of' illustration, QPPO the part alrea)y publisho J. To cnalilu rcidors to se cure l'art I. ihe piíbliíhers owke the t'ollowing special offer to ncw subscriben aftei Dotober 20th, who benin with the Novemi r nuniber. (1.) 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St. Nichulas. the riiariuing magazine for boys and girls, editcd y Mi. May Mapes Dodcfi, has inoroaxod f-o inuoli in v and nuuiber of pages during the pat year that the ])ublishers have been obliged to muí the yearly volume in two parts, instead of one as heretofore. As to its eireulation they report a gain of 10,000 in the average monlhly editions of 1880 over 1873. The announccuient.s for the commiog year include a capital serial story for boys. full of exciting adventure, " Ln Nature's Wonderland," or Adventures in the American Tropies; Stories of Art aud Artists, by Mrs. Clara Erskine Clement, a faithful outline of the bistory of European Art, with many illustrations ; " Phaeton Rokers," a a delightful and humorous serial by Ros; siter Johnson ; " Mystery in a Mansion," a six months' serial ; The Treasure-Box o: Literature, directing and encourafrini, yuung people in the best rcading; The AgaseiesAssociation.fully explaiued in the November nuuiber ; " 'I wo Eoslúfa Queens," by Mrs. Olibhant ; " The Land of Nol," a children's opereita, with uiusic, - full of chartuinK laWeanx ind effects ; A series of' heautifully iilustrated Ballads for Young Fo'.ki bèginrtihg with the Chriftmas numbur : A Special liudget of Fairy Stories by Frank li 8tockton- tbe first of whioh is in the November tiuni ber; an Indian Story by " Bright Eyes," the Ponca Indian ruaiden ; a splendid hnliday story, "A Chri-simas with tho Man in the Moon," by Washington Glad den. Open-air Papers, stories of purU, and games, will be eontinued wilh all the popular departments. Subscriptions beKÍ"nin with the .November issue will include "the won Jim t u! Christmas number. " of' wliich the ejition will be 5,001) in EnglaiUl and lOO.Ot in America. 'J'lie prrce of'tM immtH-r. to be issued about November "Oth, will bé 31) cents. Regular priee $' 0O a yenr ; 25 cents a nuuibcr. For Balè, aiiil subscriptions received, by all dealers, or the publishers, Scribner & Co., 743 Uroadway, New Vork. Xer Steubenville, Oliin. Novomlior lst, 23 freight cars on the Pan llandlo railroad werc thrown front the track by i braken rail, and the whole train precipiiated down an embankmcnt. The cara Wcre létoded with cattle, and tlie wreek was a sickening speclacle. The three train men werc hadly injured. A WMrld r ;mi. One of the most popular medicines now before the American public is Hop Bitters. You sec it everywhero. People take it with good effect. It builds them up. 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