Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-11
The Atlantic Monthly for 1852
The January number Will commence


he January number will commences
the Ninth Volume OF This Magazine. Its very
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hmcag tee contributions rlreaay in kaad for 1863
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.ndueements for ever family to provide the forth.
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PIT Azassiz will begin IN the Jaruary number .
series Of articles Oh Natural History, and other kin
drel topics. TO be continued from month to month
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be derived from bis monthly contributors.
Anew Romance, by NStlsuiel HsN.horns. wiz
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A New Story BY he late Thsedsr. winthrop, a..
thor Cecil precme," will Commences in the Jan.
gary rnmber.
Dr. George B. Wiuship. well known for his rsmarh.
able experiments in Gymnastics. has written fer The
Atlantic This autobiography ola Strength Seek
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The au.hor o. Life in the Iron Mills And "A
story Of To psy," VIII Contribute \ series or Tales
during he gear.
Articles by Prof. James Russell Lowell, on topics
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Bayard Taylor has written a story Which EIu be
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Jariss Russell Lowell, Blyard Taylor.
Henry ". LongfelloE. Charles 4. Norton,
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Nathaniel nss JhorEe. Ttsnry Giles.
G. g. EizeTeli. R-T. Walter Nit ehelI,
7. " Higgin=5a, Mrs. II. p. Stowe.
Author OK Life in the Harriet MartineSu.
Iron G..iI," aRd"5!0ry '.Ths Conntry ParSon,"
OF To-Day" Rose Terry.
Oliver Wendsl Holmes, Harriet Z. Prereelt,
JOhr 9. Whi-!sr, Rev Robtr. 7. 6. LEVEL.
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