Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04
The Atlantic Monthly for 1862.
The January number will

The January number will commence
the Ninth Volume of this Magazine. rs very
large snd still increasing circulation is a gratifying
evidence OF public approval, and 10 industry vii be
spared 70 render the forthcoming volume adequate
10 me requirements Of times so pregnant Win eTeat
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coming Numbers for household reading.
Prof. ArassiT will begin in the January number A
series OF articles Oh Natural History, and other kin
dred topics, to be continued from month to month
Throughout the year. The name Of so distinguished
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nent, Is a Sufficient guaranty Of the great benefit to
De derived nom his monthly contributions.
Kew Romance, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, will
appear in the Tages of The Atlantic early in Tie
New Story By the late Theodore Winthrop, an
thor Cecil Dreene,' will commence in the Jan
uary number
aols experiments in Gymna sites, has written for The
Atlantic The Autobiography ola Strength Seeker"
SiFlEg an accOlnE OF ms method Tor training for
feats OF strength, with advice on matters of Health.
The author O. Life in the Iron Mills and "A
Story Of To Day" viii contribute a series Of Tales
during the year
Articles by Prof. James Russell Lowell. on topics
OF rational interest, will appear frequeatIy.
Bayard Taylor has written q story Which will be
printed in the February number.
The STAT Of Writers, il Prose and Poetry. contrib.
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James Russell Lowell, Bsysrd Taylor,
Henry W LOngfel!oW. Charles X. Norton.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, George S. HilIard
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry Giles.
GO HsEeEei, Rev. Walter Nit cheIl,
T. W HIEgInson, Mrs. II. B. Stowe.
author OF Lille in the Harriet Msrtineau.
Iron Wills and story The Country Parson,"
of To-Day Rose Terry,
Oliver Wend4n Holmes, Harriet L. Presestt.
John Q. Whittier, Rev Robert 7. s. Lowell,
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