The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-11-09
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The Publishers of scaIRNER's MONTHLY in their Pros
pectus just issued promise for the ensuing year more
bilat array Of contributors, and increase in the
variety and beauty of ITS Illustrations already conceded
by the critics to be aer than any which hare hitherto
appeared IN aRY american anaqazine-
Dr. HOLLAND, the Editor will write the serial s,orv
OF the year which will be photographed in FORM and
viii he illustrated by Miss HaIlock It is entitled
Arthur BOnnicastIe, and will deal with some of
the most difficult problems of American Life 1t will
be commenced in the November Number
There will he story by SAKE HOLM. The
One Legged Dancers.
BRET HARTE, the best rrifer Of short stories notc
hiring, will contribute characteristic story entitled
The Epic of Fiddletown, which will be illus.
Tated by Sheppard
IL. H. sToDDARD will write series of entertaining
papers about Au tbors, their Personal
characteristics, Home Life, Families.
Friends, Whims. and Ways. A series of
Portraits of Lying American Writers,
is also promised
CLARENCE Cook will write about Furniture and
the Decoration of American Homes
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the writer himself will furnish
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HANS ANDERSEN, BRYANT, BUSHNELL EScIEsroy
FRotpE: liiGGISsoN. BISHOP HUNTINGTON BRET HARrE
JOHN HAY, H. ii. MACDONALD, MITCHELL, Miss PHELPS
srEpaAN, STOCKTON, SToBDARD, CELIA THa1rER WARNER
WILKINSON, Mrs. WHITNEY, besides a host of Others
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which the n. Y. INDEPENDENT SAYS are more ,cidely
quoted than any similar papers in anu American
magazine.
WATSON GLIDER will write "The Old Cabinet,
as heretofore Prof JOIN C. DRAPER conducts the De-
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partments of "iIOme and Society,", and
Couture and Progress" will engage the
contributions of more than Of pens both sides
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ScybnerS Monthly for September is better than usual
which indicates needless ,caste Of editorial brains and
Publishers money for the magazine iras good enouqh
bctore'" And vet the Publishers promise
to make it still better for the coming
year!!
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