The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-31

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Authly for l-G2 January number wi.
commence the ninth volume Of this magazine. ~
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Among tho contributions alresdy in hand hE
1852, the following will commend themselves ~
nlfi c mt ind ucemants for every family ~ provide
.ho forthcoming numbers for househol reading.
Professor AgaAsiz will begin in the January mum.
Der series u articles on Natural History, hld Othei
kindred topics, " be continued FROM month V
month throughout the year. The name of ~ dis
unguished u man u science In connection with
this announcement is sufficient guarantee Ct the
great fonott ~ DO derived from his monthly CON
tibutions
new romance, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, will
appear in tie pages Of "Tno Atlantic" early ia th'
yea.
new story by the Ne The ,dore Winthrop,
,uthor Of "CoCil Dreeme," will be commenced In
the January number.
Dr.. George n. Windship, we'll known f)r his rs.
markale experiments In gymnastics, has written
fpr ~ he Atlantic" "rue Autobiography Of .
Strength SEEKER" giving Al account Of his method
rniuing for feats u! strength, with advice on
matters Of health
Tne author Of "LIrc in tho Iron Mills" and "a
I'orv NJ To-Day," will contribute series u tLss
during the year.
Articles Gy Professor James Russell Lowell, on
topics If national interest will appear frequently.
BayArd Taylor has written story which will b
printed In the February number.
The staff I writer's, In prose and poetry, cOltrib
uting regularly 10 the "Atlantic Monthly" conpH
SEES among It's popular r"-nrS the following
James Russell Lowell, Charles Y, Norton,
Henry W. Longflluw, Georges Ilillard,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Giles,
NaInani" Mwthorne, Row walter hlGhel'
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