Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-12-19

PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
For 1869.
THE January number will commence tho Ninth Vol
l. uiie OF this MuguEine. lis very Jorge and still in
crensin rircalioL is gratiiy ing evicicc OF public
approval. and industry will he spared To render the
forthcoming volume adequate othe requirements of times
pregnant with great those of to-day Tn
life OF the Republic the best int Of The nation de-
nand of literature Innniy nnd ncinn. AMI e.,
conductors OF this iournl will remit efforts in enlsii
The beat talent sf the country 10 support with viIor and
rloquence those opinions ind principles which bruce
great public heart 10 stand firm on the side Of Freedom
and Right An elevated national American spirit will n-
ways be touid Illustrated m these pages The ArLANuc
MONTHLY viii never ive other than the b"st lerntrc
and will be the constant aim oi its conductors render
rs y'ricy greater mud its attractions better each month
Among the contributors alreniy in hnni for i-ia ih.
following will conn nd themselves si cirni induce.
non's Tor every family to provide the forthcoming ndn
PROBE SCR AsAssr< viii be gin in the Jaa.nry n,,nhcr
series OF articles on Natural History 'd oih'T krlr al
topics TO he continued from month to nonI ,rnu nor
the year I'll" name Of so distinguished o scirnc
IN connection with this announcement H. sulrciru ySr
ATTY q the great benefit TO be derived from his MONTH
New Romance by NATHANIEL HAwrloRvE vii
appear in the pages of Tag ATLANTIC early il the year
A New story by thr late TnEopnRE WixrnRor n1tor
OF Cecil Dreeme," will he commenced in the January
DR. GEoRsE b. wtypsHrp well know, for his remark
able experl'ncnisin Gymnastics has writer fo- TE AT
LASrIc "Ihe Auioli graphy OF u Str nth .ke." iy N
MI account o his method of training for tents Of srciyi
with advice on matters Of Health.
The nnthor of Life IN tho Iron Mills aud A Story
oi To-day, viii contribute series OF Tales during III.
year
Articles by PROFESSOR JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL on
TOPICS OF national interest will appear frequently.
BAYARp rAiLoR has written u story which will be-
printed in the February ninhor.
The sad Of Writer'S in brosr aud Poetry contributing
regularly TO the ATLANTIC MovT,:Ly conpris q urnpn..
its popular names. the following:
James Rlssrll Lowell Oliver Wen '.l Holmes
..enry W i.ongfc'!ow John q. Wl'lirr.
Ralph Waldo iin"r. on H. p Whim,c
Nathaniel iihwthnrde, Pnynrd T.y'ur.
- g. i'nz"wel. Charles +. Nrro,.
T. w. iiisginson George $. Hi,inrd.
MIS- " Is. stowe. Hciry Giles,
Harriet Murihicau a"v. Walter Mitchell,
Charles Readc, Rose Terry
"'The Country Pnrson" Harriet Il 'pre.cp,
Author of l.e IN the lrouI,ev. RoLrrI r. y lowell
Mills &'Story Of ro-iay.J. r. Trowbrd,c.
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