The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-06
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
Hnr 1870.

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and permanent value iu the following depart
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!. Serial and siort Stories.
?. Poetry.
3. Essays ON Literary BiCgraphica Hlslol-
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icnl Religious, and Economical Topics.
D. Sketches Of Travel, Discover! aud Adyen-
ture.
Bsynrd Taylor viii contribute 10 the Atlantic
Monthly for 1870 new novel entitled "Joseph
md his friend" II is Ptnnsy lyania story md
deals with tie most striking aspects Of Penn
syiyania country life and character. II wulrep-
resent certain phrases Of life there, as Mrs..
stowe has represented early New England traits
IN her "Oidto1ca FoltS," Or DR. Holmes IN ''Ihs
GuGrdiqn AHgeL'
Dr. l. l. Hayes viii furnish a series Of sketches
" "i'Hder The Hidaigh SIM" embodying some Of
the noteworthy experiences Of his Arctic adven-
tbies.
Cen F. A. Walker Of the Treasury Depart
nent, will treat Of Finances, Tariffs and related
subjects
Sidney Andrews ('Dixon, Of the Boston Ad-
rsrfiser),, will give bis impressions Of John
Cinnamon. derived from q careful and unprriu-
diced study Of the character and habits Of ihe
Chinese In California. Mr. Andrews has 10 the
orr 10 maintain, states such facts rs come u1der
but his observation.
The Atlantic for 1870 viii contain a series Of
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W. Emerson, Harriet BeecEer Stove. T W.
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snney Howardgay, E. &. Stcdmlu, 7. B. Aid
rlch, alice Cary Lucy LarcOm. Caroline CHEESE
| bro, W. e. Bryant. Charles Sumner. Lous
Agasslz Edward Everett Hale, Lydia Maria
Child, G. G. Hazewell, James Parton, W. D..
llOweils, Eugene Benson, F. Stuart Phelps. Jane
6. Austin r. Sheldon. j. ". Palmer, john G.
Whittier. o. W. Holmes Mrs. A. VI. Diaz James
Freeman Clarke. Harriet Prescott SpoifOrd. Mrs. &.
R. Il. Davis, e. G. Coffin. DOHald q. Mitchell,
II nry James Jr.. Kate Field, Charles Dawson
h mIey. j. T. Trowbridge J. ". DeFoPest.
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