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SAMUEL HUESTON,

IN TEE CLERK'S OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW-YORK,

JOHN A. GRAY.
PRINTER,

97 Cliff. cor. Frankfort St., New-York.

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ESSAY on Laughter, an..

Evening Talk. From the German of TIECK,.258
Elizabeth Fry,..

237

570 ......174

JULIA; or, The Garden of the Tuileries,....613

Essay on William Cowper, an,..
EDITOR'S TABLE: A Lecture upon Art, by

Henry J. Brent, 85; Another Chapter of
Uncle Reuben, 89; Letter from the late
Editor of the Bunkum Flag-Staff, 190;
Frauds upon the Turnpike, a Reminis-
cence, 192; Letters from the Green
Mountains, 198; Touching Delinquent
Contributors, 201; A Sabbath-day's Jour-
ney among the Green Mountains, 803;
The late Nathaniel Bowditch Blunt, 806;
Periscopics, by Dr. Elder, 416; Our Up-
River Correspondent on his Travels, 420;
A Brace of Sea-shere Sketches, by H.

Index.

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Lines: The Dead Blossom. By SIGMA,..

.108

610

RISE and Progress of the Modern Drama.
By J. W. WALL,.....

59

11

44

45

57

121

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234

.252

.261

285

.286

.835

Sun and Rain. By H. COPPIE, U. S. Army,.355
Sister of Charity, the. By SIGMA,.
Sunday in the Country. A Sketch from the
Cove,...

.862

.880

.404

Children. A Sermon of the

.448

.452

Life and Character of Wiliam Pitt. By A.

F. Perry,.. Laughter, a Second Chapter on. By CHAS. A. MUNGER, LITERARY NOTICES: A Charge in the Dau.691 phin Case, 82; Bartlett's Personal Narrative of Exploratlon, ctc., 79; Nugæ, a Volume of Poems, by Albert Pike, 81; The Complete Works of Wordsworth, 84; A Reviewer Reviewed, a Letter to the Editor, 181; Parkin's Life in Abyssinia, 187; Photographic Views of Egypt, 188; Notes from the Letters of Thomas Moore, 189; North-American Review for July, 293; Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, 297; History of Cuba, or Life in the Tropics, 801; Nolte's Fifty Years in both Hemispheres, 405; Noctes Ambrosianæ, edited by Dr. Mackenzie, 407; Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, 410; Hills, Lakes and Forests, or a Tramp in the Woods, 410; Bayard Taylor's Journey to Central Africa, 411; Spenser and the Faery Queen, by John S. Hart, 412; Poems by Thomas William Parsons, 513; Captain Canot; or, Twenty Years of an African Slaver, 516; Poems and Ballads by Gerald Massey, 517; Roemer's Dictionary of English and French Idioms, 519; The Master's House, a Tale of Southern Life, 519; Whittiers' Recreations and Miscellanies, 520; Memoirs of Napoleon, his Court and Family, by the Duchess D'Abrantes, (Madame Junot,)624; Party Leaders: Sketches of Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, and John Randolph of Roanoke, by J. G. Baldwin, 626; Lyteria, a Dramatic Poem, 627; Sargent's Series of School-Readers, The First-Class Standard Reader, 628; Elements of Logic, by Richard Whately, D.D., 629; Poems of the Orient, by Bayard Taylor, 630; D. Appleton & Co.'s Catalogue, 634; Poems, by William Cullen Bryant, 635; Brief Notices of New Publications, 656.

Shaksperean Readings. A Winter's Tale,.. 13
Stanzas: The Return of Summer,..
Switzerland: on the Road. By ROBERT M.
RICHARDSON,..

Hopeless, Faithless, Fearless,

Human Weakness. By SIGMA,..153

The Hour of Eve,..

Sketch from Memory, a,..

Stanzas: Twenty-one. By a NEW CONTRI

Sonnet, with an Inscription. By WILLIAM
PITT PALMER,.

Stanzas: To My Books. By B. H. HALL,...453
Lake Michigan. By L. J. BATES,.458
Some Small Poems. By Mrs. R. H. STOD-

DARD,..
Stanzas: Similitudes of Hope,..
The Unknown Brave,.

Salvadora. By DONALD MACLEOD,.
Sea-side Gossip at Mattapoisett,.
Shipwreck of Life, the.

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