Smyrna times., 1862-03-20
PROSPECTS, OF THE
ATLANTIC MO NTHLY
FOR lS62


The January number will commence the ninth vol
ume OF Wls magazine. Its very large ard stIII in
creasihg cIrcuiat'on is gratifying evidence of MN
TIC approval, and no ind ustry will he shared m rond
the forthcoming volume adequate to the reguiramen,
OF times SO pregnant with great events as those Of IN
day The life of the Republic the best interos,s e
The nation' demond Cf literature a manly and pene,
Gus acOn, and the conductors Of this journal ,tII -
NIT no efforts in enli>iing the best talent of The c
rl u SUPPORT with vg0r and eIGquence those oninion
and principles which brace the great lubc beorI -,
stand iirm on the side of freedom and right An ele
Vated national American spirit will aways he ound
Illustrated III these pages. The Atlantic MoulbIv"
give other than the best literature and il
Will lie The constant aim of It's conductors 10 render IN
variety greater and its attractions heller encL ,t
than the last "
AInong the contributions already in hand for 1869
the following Will commend themselves as sufI;cient
Inducements tor every family to provide the forth.
coming numbers for household reading
Professor Agessiz will begin in the Jonuary nrrb
series OF articles on Natural History and other kin.
dred topics, 10 be continued from month IN mon,b
throughout the year The name of so dIstnon;sbodn .
man OF science IN connection with this announcement
IS sufficlenr guarantee Of the great benefit IN L
derived iron It's m.nthly contributions
A new romance, by Nathaniel Hawthorne. will m.
pear IN the pnEes Of the "Atlanc" early in tho ,
A new story bv The late Thudure Winthron o,,,t.'
ot"CecII Dreeme," will be commenced in The IAN
uary numh"r. " ~ Jun
DR.. George B. Wndship. well known for hi, 20.
arAaoie experiments IN gymnastics, has wrtten C,r
the Atlantic" "phe Autobiography Of Stron1h
4
Seeker, giving account of his method of tr,inSnn
Tor ieas O strength, with advice on matters Of beIS
Inc author OF Lille III the Iron MlIs'' and :. A
Story OF To-day will contribute a series of tales 5n
ring The year. - es eu-
Articles by Professor James Russell Lowell nm 70
PICS oi national interest, will appear freoupnIv
Bayard Taylor has written story which ;lI b.,
printed IN the February number. ''' "e
The staff OF riIers inprose and poetrv ,,,,,.;t.
ting regularly to the "Aantic MONTH";, o',,
among It's propular names the following '''
SI Ialhcs nIsSeii Lowell, Charles + Norton
phy pehIy " LorgiellOw' George HIlard
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Giles
S%ualileI ~ hawthorne, Rev. Walter Mitchell
| ~ ~ ~ ~ u9ze"eH' Mrs ii Stowe
L w HgeiuSon, Harriet MaI,;neov
AE,nUf OF Lille IN the Charles Reade
MN ana STORY Oi To- The Country Parson"
hay' Rose Terry,
OiiVer Y neh4eIi itOlmes, Harriet T. Prescott
John G Whl-Ger, Rev kober, r : io,,olI
f Whippe, JTTrowhr;doe
Bayard Taylor.
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