BELSCHAZZAR. By F. G. CARNES,.

Esq.,

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Birth-Day Thoughts. By CHAS. R. CLARKE, 437 JONAS STITES, Esq.: his Courtship, Misfor-

Brief Notices of Recent Publications,.. 94

BUTLER'S Hora Juridicæ. Concluded,

...95

tunes, etc.,..

129

Lines copied in a Stupid Volume of Stupid

Verse,..

Lines to a Lady, with a head of DIANA. By

T. W. PARSONS, Esq.,

241

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Dealings with Time. By J. HONEYWELL, ..340 Lines to Her who can understand them,...409

Disquisition upon Grecian Temples,

LITERARY NOTICES,...67, 155, 257, 350, 447, 537

Love for Love: from the German. By
WILLIAM PITT PALMER,

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Love's Triumph over Philosophy. By H.J.
BRENT, Esq.,..

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VIL OUR WINTER BIRDS: THE SNOW-BIRD. By W. H. C. HOSMER, ESQ.,.
VIII. LEAVES FROM AN AFRICAN JOURNAL. BY JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Esq.,
IX. THE LIFE OF THE LILY: A SONG,.

ART. I. THE OREGON TRAIL. BY FRANCIS PARKMAN, JR.,

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II. A CONUNDRUMICAL EPIGRAM,

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III A GOOD WOOD: A POETICAL SUPERSCRIPTION. BY R. BALMANNO,
IV. A DISQUISITION UPON GRECIAN TEMPLES,

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V. THE STONE HOUSE ON THE SUSQUEHANNA. BY RICHARD HAYWARDE,
VL HOME CHARITY: AN EPIGRAM,

X. THE OLD OAK TREE. BY GRETTA,'

XI. THE COUNTRY-DOCTOR. DICTATED BY GLAUBER SAULTZ, M. D.,
XII. THE GOOD MOTHER: AN EXTRACT,

XIII. LOVE FOR LOVE: FROM THE GERMAN. BY WILLIAM PITT PALMER,
XIV. ANGELS WHISPERING: TRUSTING. BY JOHN WATERS,

XV. MOUNTAIN SCENERY AND LIFE AT THE WEST,

XVI. THE FALCON AND DOVE: A CHRISTMAS CAROL. BY W. P. PALMER,

XVII. THE PREACHER AND THE GAMESTER: A WESTERN SCENE,
XVIII. A LAY OF LIFE. By J. A. SWAN,

LITERARY NOTICES:

1. THE BEAUTIES OF SACRED LITERATURE,

2. POEMS BY JOHN G. WHITTIER,

3. WHIPPLE'S ESSAYS AND REVIEWS,

4. HART'S ROMANCE OF YACHTING,'

5. THE GREAT HOGGARTY DIAMOND. By W. M. THACKERAY, .

EDITOR'S TABLE:

4. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS,

1. OPENING OF THE NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAIL-ROAD TO BINGHAMTON: SCENES AND INCIDENTS BY THE WAY. 2. DEATH OF A GOOD SHEPHERD: EXTRACT FROM A FUNERAL DISCOURSE BY DR. BERRIAN. 3. POETICAL ADDRESS TO WILLIAM WOOD, Esq., CANANDAIGUA: MOTTO FOR HIS MANSION. 4. EXTRAORDINARY COINCIDENCES.' 5. LEAVES FROM MARGARET SMITH'S JOURNAL IN THE COLONY OF MASSACHUSETTS. 6. THE SWEDISH GIRL: A PLAGIARISM. 7. THE BEACH FESTIVAL. 8. THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN. 9. DEATH OF COLONEL WILLIAM BRENT, OF WASHINGTON: ELEGIAC STANZAS. 10. AN IRISH BULL. 11. BOHN'S STANDARD AND ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARIES. 12. THE OLD MASTERS: TWO NEW LANDSCAPES BY DOUGHTY. 13. A BRACE OF POETICAL THOUGHTS.' 14. LECTURES BY PARK BENJAMIN, ESQ. 15. A PALPABLE HIT.' 16. LIVING AND DEAD FAME. 17. MORE WONDERS OF THE GRAFFENBERG PIL.' 18. THE NATURAL DREAD OF DEATH. 19. A COUPLE OF ANECDOTES. 20. A GRAY SWALLOW. 21. CORDOVA'S MAP OF TEXAS. 22. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S. 23. GAME' IN OHIO. 24. A GEM FROM THE LEGEND OF BRITTANY.' 25. HoMEOPATHY AND HYDROPATHY. 26. BRIEF EPISTLE TO THE EDITOR, WITH A BRACE OF EPIGRAMS. 27. DR. DICKSON'S CHRONO-THERMAL SYSTEM. 28. THE ART-UNION: A POSER' OF AN ARGUMENT. 29. LETTER FROM Our Oriental CORRESPONDENT AT CONSTANTINOPLE.

5. BRIEF NOTICES OF RECENT PUBLICATIONS,.

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