The sun., 1861-12-27
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DROSPECTUS OF TIE ATLANTIC
H,aihly for isG2.-The January number viii
commence the ninth volume n this magazine. Ia
yety ln ge and still Increasing circulation graft
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Professor Aga~.is will egin in the January mum.
osr sefies & articles On Natural History ard othes
indred topics ~ be continued from month 10
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anguisLed a man ~ silence In cunnaCtiDn with
mis- announcement is sufficient guarantee Ct the
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tIfbu tlons.
a new romance, ny Nathanl,J Hawthorne, win
""eAI In the pages Il "The Atlantic" early in ths
ys~.
"tbOr Of "Cec Dreome," will be commenced IN
the January number.
Dr. George II. Windshlp, well known for his ~.
rTkable eGPeiiments in gymntsiicA hNs written
ts ''1hc Atlantic" THE Autobiography Of a
strength Seeker" giving sccoun, of hi. method
'-dni'. - fea,s of strength, with advice on
ms.tss Of bsdrh.
Inr autnut ui ''Lifs In the Iron Mills" and "a
low ~ Today" wall contribute series q tales
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Aru lee ~ Professor James Russell Lowell, on
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Rayrrd Tavlor has written = story which will Ia
Tstntod In the February number.
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Honrv W. TonVfrllovy, George IIulard,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Giles,
NsnAnlt hawthorne, Rev. Walter Mitchell.
C. G. Hazewcll, Mrs. II. +. Stowe,
T. w. Higgins1n, Harriet Martinosu,
Author Of Life In the Charles Reade,
Mills" and STORY Of 'The Country ParRou,"
To-Day" Rose Terry,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Harriet n PRESCOTT,
John q. hitter, Rev Rob, =. . Lowell,
Il. =. WLipple, }. r. Trowbridge,
Bayard Taylor.
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