Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-27
The Atlantic Monthly for 1862.

Nhe January number will commence
4 the Ninth Volame Of this Magazine. It's very
large and still increasing circulation is a gratifying
evidence Of public approval, and no industry " ilbe
spared to render the forthcoming volume ade quAte
10 the requirements Of times so pregnant with great
events as those Of to DAY. The life Of the Republic.
the hest interests Of the nstisn. dImaDd OF litera-
tune 2 manly and generous action, and the eondue-
tors Of this OuTnal will remit Re Cfeits in existing
the hest talent Of the country to support with yigor
and eloqueu &c those spin ions and principles which
bruce the great public heart 10 stand firm on the side
81 Freedom and Right An elevated national Amer
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pa-es. he Atlantic Monthly will never give ether
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Among the contributions already in hand for 1862
the following will commend then selves as sufficient
Inducements for every family to provide the forth
coming numbers for household reading
Prof. ASassiz will begin in the January number a
series Of articles on Natural History, and other kin
6red topics. 70 be continued from month 10 month
Throughout the year. The nam OF so distin guishtd
. man of science in cOnnectisn with this announce
ment, y a sufficient guaranty Of the great benefit to
be derived from bis mOrthly contributions.
Anew Romsnee, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, will
sppear in The pages of The Atlantic early in the
a New s.ory By the late Theodore Winthrop, su-
thor Of Cecil Dreeme," will commence in the jan
n, 9sory- D. Wiuship. we'll known fer his remark
abe experiments in Gymnastics. has written For The
| Atlantic The autobiography ola Strength Seek ey,"
givinx an account OF his method for lraiaing for
I feaLa OF Strength. VIII AfAFlCI Ou A-HE OF tAtL
The author o "Lifs in the Iron Mills" and "A
| story Of To Day" viii contribute ! series OF Tales
during the year
Articles u Pref james Russ.n Lowell, on topics
q national in,ersSts will appear frequently
B4yard Taylor has written a story which will be
printed 10 the February number.
The s,4G Of Writers. in Prose and Poetry, contris-
hitting regularly to the Atlantic Msnthly. comprises,
among its popular names, the following:
James Russell Lowell, Bsyard Taylor,
Henry ". LonQfeIlow, Charles y. Norton,
Ralph WALDO Emerson. George ;. Hillard
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry Giles.
@. s.. WszeSeu. Rev. Waiter Nit ehell,
7. W. UirginsOn. Mrs. H.. B. Stove.
Author or Life in the Harriet Martineau.
IrOu MHIs,~ and STORY ''Th@ Country Parson,"
Of To-Day" Rose Terry,
oliver Wend II Holmes, Harriet Z. Prescett.
John O. Whittier, Rev Robert 7. >. Lowell,
L. ?. Whfpple, J. TroTbridge.
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