White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

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With the January number the Allan
tic Monthly begins its twenty third vol
ume. with the following articles: NAL
bone: An Oldport Romsnce; this is the
first ins.slment Of q serial story, which
Stil run through the greater part Of the
yssr; BY T. w. Higginsou. The Sun
shine Of the Gods; . poem. By Bayard
Tsy lor. A Literary Gourmand: by
Eugens Benson. The Good. Natured
Pendulum; . characteristic story. by Ed
ward Everett Hsls. author of "l'be Man
without Country" The Flying Dutch
man: . poem. BY james Russell Lowell
Co., operative Housekeeping; third paper.
In the Teutoborger Forest; another Of
the series Of articles BY Bsysrd Taylor on
"By. Ways Of Europe" After Election;
q -poem. BY Jobh G. Whittier. Con-
sumption in Ameries; the drst Of series
of articles on this most important subject.
.hassd on the observations of mary years
practice. BY Dr. HenryI Bowiitch. The
"Mssn Yaokss" ct H,n,; by James
Parton. Dante: . poem. BY William
Cullen Bryant. On . certain Couds-
scension iu Foreigners; BY james Ras.sll
Lowell Gaslenhuttsn; historical sketch, /,
by W.D Howell. Cindsrs from The Ashes;
chaptsr Of school "reminiscences. by
Oliver Wendell Holmss. Moral Signii.
csnce Of the Republican Triumph; by E.
P. Whippls. Reviews and Literary No
tices.
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The publishers are determined to make
the contents Of Our Young Folks. for the
coming year. far more practical and tn
Structure than heretofore. Attention is
invited to the following points,
l. The Story Of Bad Boy. BY T. B.
Aldrich. 1t is believed that this story
will be regarded as one Of the freshest.
bsslthiest, and most entertaining stories
svsr written for youthful readers. The
Bad Boy is no. scapsgrsce. but an &C.
tive, wide. awake boy. whose healthy love
Of mischief leads him into many amusing
adventures. He is bad boy only in
distinction from those unhealthy good
boys who have hitherto had undue prom
insnce 10 our literature.
2. The Biographical Sketches Of great
Nsvigators. Voysgers, and Discoversrs.
BY james Parton. These Sketches will
be valuable not only for their biograpbi-
cal character. but equally so for the clear
ness and emphasis with which they will
bring out numerous important facts in
Geography. and give to them q living
interest.
8. The series Of articles on practical
matters BY Rev. Edward Everett Hale
The large experience aud keen observs-
ton Of Mr.. Hale. joined with his shrewd
sense and his skill as writer. will give
special value and interest to bis suggss-
tions on Talking. Reading. Writing.
Travelling. Working, and Conduct in
Society.
4. The series Of semi-scienti6c papers
by Mrs. Agassis. These will treat Of
subjects Of great interest to all thoughtful
young persons,-such - Coal Deposits.
the growth of Coral Islands. the cause
and history Of Earthquakes, etc.
S. The articles by J. T. Trowbridge
on several branches of industry,-Glass
Making, Goal Mining. Ship. Building.
Watch Making. etc. Mr.. Trowbridge
has taken special pains to scqusint him
self with all the interesting processes and
curious details Of these various pursuits,
and his descriptions Of them will be Pc
culiarly foil and interesting.
s. The valuable series Of papers on
American History. BY Mr.. Bone.
2. Tho Dialogues BY Epes Sargent.
and the Destinations by Elijah Kellogg.
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This enterprising weekly. for Saturday.
Dec. 10th. contains the first OF a series Of
papers. entitled "New Uncommercial
Samples" BY Mr.. Charles Dickens.
These will be of the same general chsrac.
ter as the popular 81 Unconmsrcial Trav-
eller" pspers. and may be regarded as =
continuation Of them. The first of these
is reprinted from advance sheets of Mr..
Dickens magazine. All the Year Round.
and ths succeeding papers will BE- prompt
ly reproduced for the readers of Every
Saturday in the same way. "Hs Knew
He Was Right" . story BY Mr.. Anthony
Trollope. continues. and increases in in
tersst.
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