The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-13
OLD AMI NEw.-rnE PEOPLES MAGAZINE

OLD AND NEW.-THEP EOPLES MAGAZINE.
This Journal will be continued on the
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as experience suggests and as the public
favor makes possible.
"Pink and White Tyranny" a pop
ular sketch of life in. our own time, by
Mrs. Stowe, began in the August number
and will be continued through VOL
ume Ill.
On the completion of Mrs. Whitney's
Story, Mr., Hale's Serial Novel, ups
and Downs" will be begun, to be pub
lished monthly.
Miss Terry, Miss Meredith, Miss Hale,
Elise Polko, Fred. W. Loring, Rev, Geo.
AFFORD, and other popular writers, will
furnish other Stories.
1.-The Examiner" which is the critical
department of"Old And New" is, it is
believed, the fullest critical journal now
published in America. Its plan requires
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English Books, as well as those published
in America. To all these reviews, we
believe, they give more space than any of
the Reviews, so called. In this depart
ment they have had, and will have, the
assistance of The Examiner Club, of the
former editors of"The Christian Exam.
%iner,' and of other critics, among whom
we may name William G.. Bryant, R.
W. Emerson, Henry w. Bellows. William
B. Weeden, d. A. WATSON, |. b. Tori
celli, j. p. Lesley, w. F. Allen, +. B.
Perkins, and Edward S. Morse.
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thither, will be continued.
They are also able to announce for next
year.
Hon Robert Owens Histori cal Papers,
entitled Across the War Gulf"
Mr.. MacLeod's Astronomical Studies,
introduced by "The Hidden Hemisphere
The January number will contain
A Search for Lingula," by Prof
Morse ;
Abdallah's Conversion" by Rev.
George AFFORD; and the first of
Sorrento Papers," by Hon. Charles
Warner besides
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