Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-26
DISSOTsUTTON
PROSPECTUS
OF
sour Young Folks" for 1867.

Jul 1UuuS OlhO v 4OVfI
THE EDITORIAL CONDUCT
of Our Young Folks will be the same as that
which has been so acceptable thus far. The
List of Contributors will include. as heretofore.
the names Of the most distinguished writers OF
The country. and the Publishers will continue to
rely for Illustrations upon the assistance of the
best Artists and D~raughtsmen. The columns OF
Our YOUNG FOLKS" will be ever open to the
most desirable articles in poetry and prose, from
arrangements which are already completed are
sufficient to guarantee variety and excellence
throughout the year. Among the particular
matters of interest that relate to the new vol
ums may be mentioned the following
The Leading Story of they will be contribu-
ted by Rev. Elijah kellogg, Author of the eele-
brated Speech ofSpartaeus TO the Gladiators, &c.
and will be q vivid picture ofthe life ofAmeri-
can boy aud girls a century ago. preserving the
history Of customs and name which are now
forgotten or unknown and enlivened with anec-
dote and incident. 1t is entitled Good Old
Times; OF, Grandfsthers Struggle for q Home
MIS-. Harriet Beeeher Stowe. after completing
Little Pussy Willow, will still contribute.
Round the World joe" the popular person.
age in the old "Schoolfeiiow has been engaged
and will appear in a series Of articles of adj
venture and observation in foreign countries,
Bsyard Taylor's historic tales of distant lands
Bill be continued.
Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz has written several articles.
Of which one. William Henry's Letters to his
grandmother. will be found especially enter
tanning.
which will be printed early in the year.
P. II. C. will give several more Of his favorite
Lessons in Magic, some of which will take up a
different class Of experiments from those that
a been previously explained
Music. Each number of thenext volume will
contain a song, composed expressly for Our
Young Folks =" by J. r. Thomas. the distinguish
ed composer. The words Of these songs will be
written By Emily Huntington Miller, and each
song will be especially adapted to the month in
Contributions will also be occasionally fur
ii " TongfelIoH, Captain Mayne Reid, Rose
Terry, L Stuart Phelps. Shonly. Carleton
Author of Seven Little Sisters" & Whittier,
7 Aldrich, J II Bone. Author of Leslie
Katherine G Walker, Jane r
Louise E Putnam, c d Gardette. Julia @ K
Dorr, Mary " Prescott, and other we'll known
and fayorite writers.
The department Of ILLUSTRATION will remain
under the supervision of Mr. A Y S Anthony.
and the Publishers viii spare neither trouble
nor expense in giving the best pictures which
can be obtained. F~uik-pGge En1rdvings from de-
SIGNS by Artists of the first estimation will be
given regularly. and ColOred Illustrations will be
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TICKN0R AND FIELDS.
Dec 19. 1866 Publishers. Boston