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The Study of Woman's Life,.

The Painted Rock,.

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The American Review,.

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The North American Review, for January,...183
The Alms-House: a New-England Sketch,..212
The Tyranny of Affection,.......

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On Rivers and Other Things. By do........349

The Fratricide's Death,.

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The Spectre Imp. By Mr. GEORGE HARVEY, 338
The Church Bell,..

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HOOVER,...

The Inner Life of Man. By Mr. CHARLES

The Floral Resurrection,..
The Dog-Star Spirit: or, Tray's Reflections, 431
The Poet Halleck: Epistle to the Editor,....437
The Plague at Constantinople in 1837,.. ..511
The Song of Death. By MISS MARY GAR-

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ORIGINAL PAPERS.

ART. I. DESCRIPTIVE POETRY. BY THE AUTHOR OF FORENSIC ELOQUENCE,'
II. VICISSITUDES. FROM A NEW CORRESPONDENT,

III. THE IDLEBERG PAPERS: A CHRISTMAS YARN,

IV. WINTER EVENING. (AN EXTRACT.) BY JAMES G. PERCIVAL, ESQ.,
V. SONG OF THE NEW YEAR. BY MRS. R. S. NICHOLS,
VI. THOUGHTS ON COLOUR. BY JOHN WATers,

VIL LINES TO THE FRINGED GENTIAN. BY WILLIAM Cullen Bryant,

VIII STANZAS SUGGESTED BY GLIDDON'S LECTURES,.

IX. THE QUOD CORRESPONDENCE: HARRY HARSON. NUMBER ELEVEN,

X. LINES TO DEATH, THE GREAT CONQUEROR,

XL SKETCHES OF EAST-FLORIDA. ST. AUGUSTINE: THE LAST LOOK,
THOUGHTS FROM BULWER. BY MRS. M. T. W. CHANDLER, .
SONNET TO THE OLD YEAR. BY HANS VON SPEIGEL,

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XIV. THE MAIL-ROBBER: LETTER FROM HIS ENGLISH CORRESPONDENT,

XV. POETICAL EPISTLE TO CHARLES KEMBLE, Esq., LONDON,

XVL LETTER TO THE EDITOR FROM MR. JAMES JESSAMINE,

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XVII. LOVE'S ELYSIUM: FROM THE GERMAN. BY WILLIAM PITT PALMER, ESQ.,
XVIII GANGUERNET, OR ‘A CAPITAL JOKE.' FROM THE FRENCH, BY JOHN HUNTER,
XIX. APOSTROPHE TO AN OLD HAT. BY JOHN G. Saxe,
XX. SOME THOUGHTS ON THE COUNTRY,

XXI. LINES TO AN EVENING CLOUD. BY A YOUNG LADY,

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1. PRESCOTT'S HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO,.

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THE ÆNEID OF VIRGIL, WITH ENGLISH NOTES. BY CHARLES ANTHON, 76

MEXICO AS IT WAS AND IS. BY BRANTZ MAYER, ESQ.,

4. SCENES AND SCENERY IN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,

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EDITOR'S TABLE:

1. OLD REFLECTIONS ON THE NEW-YEAR,

2. A LADY ON THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN,'

3. MUSIC, MUSICIANS, MUSICAL CRITICS, AND OLE BULL,

4. A SECOND RALPH RINGWOOD:' A CITY ADVENTURE,

5. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS,

1. MIND vs. INSTINCT: CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. 2. RACHAEL BAKER, THE AMERICAN

SOMNAMBULIST. 3. A VENERABLE RELIC: GEORGE ALEXANDER STEVENS: HIS

LECTURES ON HEADS.' 4. JOHN RUDOLPH SUTERMEISTER. 5. GUDE SIGHT FOR

SAIR EEN: A WAY TO OBTAIN IT. 6. AUTHORSHIP OF ETIQUETTE.' 7. LIGHTNING
PLAYING THE 'SNEAK.' 8. CHARACTERISTICS OF ENGLISH SOCIETY. 9. 'COMPARA-
TIVE CRITICISM.' 10. DIFFERENT DECREES OF GRACE.' 11. A BEREAVED COR-
RESPONDENT. 12. PROF. GOURAUD'S NEW SYSTEM OFMNEMOTECHNY.' 13. IL-
LUSIONS OF THE STAGE. 14. A CHINESE RUSE De Guerre. 15. DISTANCE OF
THE FIXED STARS. 16. CITS IN THE COUNTRY. 17. PROGRESS OF PSEUDO-
SANCTITY: LEGS vs. SHAKSPEARE. 18. THE AFFECTIONS: A THOUGHT BY REV.
GEO. B. CHEEVER. 19. THE LATE FESTIVAL OF SAINT NICHOLAS. 20. OFFEN-
SIVE SMOKING. 21. THOUGHTS ON THANKSGIVING EVENING. 22. THE DRAMA
FOR THE MONTH. 23. THE SOUL'S DESTINY: RE-UNION OF SPIRITS. 24. THE
ANGLO-AMERICAN'S' WASHINGTON. 25. 'EKE-ED' VERSE. 26. PUNCHIANA.

27. SATIRES UPON PAPAL CORRUPTIONS IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY: A SECOND

LAZARUS. 28. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.' 29. SENTENTIOUSNESS AND ANTI-

THESES. 30. COLE'S PICTURES: HARVEY'S 'AMERICAN VIEWs.' 31. TERPSICHORE,'

A SATIRICAL POEM BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. 32. THE FORCE OF CON-

SCIENCE: AN AUTHENTIC SKETCH. 33. A DIRGE. 34. SKETCHES OF EAST-FLO-

RIDA. 35. THE COPY-RIGHT QUESTION. 36. LINES BY MR. E. A. BRACKETT, ON

COMPLETING HIS BUST OF THE LATE WASHINGTON ALLSTON. 37. A WORD TO

A 'GENIOUS. 38. AN 'INQUIRING' CORRESPONDENT. 39. OUR NEW VOLUME AND

NEW DRESS. 40. WEISER'S NEW STYLE OF PICTURE-FRAMES. 41. NEW PUBLI

CATIONS: NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS, ETC.

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