NEW-YORK:
SAMUEL HUESTON, 34 8 BROADWAY.

1855.

ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS, IN THE YZAR 1865, BY

SAMUEL HUESTON,
IN THE OLERK'S OFFICE OF TEE DISTRICT COORT OF THE UNITED STATES YOR TIER

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW-YORK.

JOHN A. GRAY,

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

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н An Epistle to Old Knick.' By GEORGE... 26 HARFANG on Birds,...

. 20 An Anti-Prohibition Epigram,...

61 Home and its Musić. By JAMES MORRIS,...506 A Short Chapter on Water. By Professor Home, ........

...................568 JAMES J. MAPES,........

61 | Harfang on Birds. Second paper,..........821 An Unknown Grave in Trinity Church History of Captain Sampson Strongbow,....255 Yard, New-York, ...

Hudson River, ( The,)....

.....269 A Mother's Lament. By THE PEASANT BARD,...........

...........240 A Children's Story,........................284 Autumn Days. By W. W. MORLAND, .....449

ISHAM'Wife. By CAROLINE CIIESEBRO',. 1 A Day's Wandering in London. By JAMES

Independence Ode. By W. H. C. Hosmer,.150 W. WALL.....

...486

• In the Land o' the Leal.'..................606 American Flag, (The.) By Isaac McLELLAN,

................456 B

Kissing Betty Scudder: A Long-Island BURIED Treasure. By CHARLES M. DENIE... 275

Sketch,.........
Birth of Fleance Krüger, (The.) By Caro-

L
LINE CJESEBBO',.
Beach Stones,.........

..........457, 573

...........585 LINES. By A New CONTRIBUTOR, ......... 36 Burnett House, Cincinnati, O. (Engraving,)323 Woman's Glory, ..................

Death of the Czar, ...
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On my Thirty-ninth Birth-Day, By ETIQUETTE of Visiting. By Thomas BIBB

JOHN G. SAXE, ........ BRADLEY, ..........

Letters to Ella, Number One,.............139 Empty Church, (The).....................187

Ellasland,.................840 EDITOR'S TABLE: Leaves from our Camp

" Father Green,..441 Comfort and Green Mountain Contribu

608 tor, 82; Reminiscences of Childhood, a

Lines to a Mother on the Death of Her FirstGraphic Sketch, 87; Extracts from &

Born, ............................159 Manuscript Volume of Poems, 202; A

The Dying Girl, ........ Day's Angling among the Mountains,

........ ..........261

To Myra. By LAWRENCE LABREE, .287 804; A Necessary Word to New Corre

Remembrance. By RACHEL A. Ackspondents, 310; Seeing through a Glass Darkly, 417; Rail-way Smoking Cars, &

ERMAN,...

............845

To the 'Wabash." By Henry A. Public Want, 419; Phenixiana; or, Bur

CLARK, .......... lesques and Sketches; John Phønix, 518;

................394 Tennyson's Maud, and Other Poems;

To my Mother,....

.......447 525; The Triumph of Big Words and

Soft and Softer. By WILLIAM PITT
PALMER, ....

.....471 Virtue, 526; A Glance a Hundred Years

- To a New Bottle of Ink By KARL Ahead, 633; Interesting and Peppery

KURR, ....... Correspondence, 6.35; Patience: a Short

Glimpses...........................564 "Dog's Tale,' 687; The Murderers of

November,
Richard Downie, 639; Presentation of
Plate to Mr. James Grant, 641,

Legend of Margrethe. By 0. F. M. RaY.
MOND,............

......492 LITERARY NOTICES : Life of George Washing

ton, by Washington Irving, 74; Peeps FANTABIA ; from Russian Themes. By WM.

from a Belfry, (second notice.) 76; SanTIIT PALMER,..........................3

der's Young Ladies' Reader, 78; Homes for the People, in Suburb and Country, 79; The Star Papers of Henry Ward

Beecher, So; Virginia Medical and SurgiGossip with Readers and Correspondents, 89, cal Journal, 81: The Odoherty Papers of

205, 311, 421, 527, 642 the late William Maginn, LL.D., 183; Gaiter Boots. By ROBIN RATTLEBRAIN, The History of Napoleon Bonaparte, by A.M., ..

.... 861

J. S. C. Abbott, 191; Peg Wollington, a

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novel, by Charles Reade, 193; The Dia-

P.
mond Cross and Other Tales, by Clara
Morton, 194, Cozzens' Wine-Press, first

RECOLLECTIONS of Newport. By LLWYVEIN,143
volume, 196; Country Margins and
Rainbles of a Journalist, 199; My Con-
fession: The Story of a Woman's Life, and Stanzas: Sebastopol. By Isaac McLEL-
Other Tales, 201; Poems, by Erastus

LAN, .......................
W. Ellsworth, 289; Christie Johnstone:

To Myra. By LAWRENCE LABREE, 155
a Novel, by Chas. Reade, 295; A Visit to

Dawning,......

227
the Camp before Sevastopol, 299; Smith's

Music, ...

.254
Speller and Definer's Manual, 300; Lays

The Little Garden, ..............268
from the Glen: Musings of Leisure

By H. W. ROCKWELL, E.,......274
Hours, 301; Ariel, and Other Poems, by

What Would I Be? By W. H.
W. W. Fosdick, 303; Griswold's Poets

C. ITOS MER .....

387
and Poetry of America, Sixteenth Edi-

The Two Keys,..

.......374
tion, 397; Heine's Pictures of Travel, by

War. By CHARLES M. Dexie,...332
Charles G. Leland, 405; The Iroquois,

Moss-Rose Buds,...
by Minnie Myrtle, 409 ; Memoirs of

A Summer Day, .

50S
James Gordon Bennett, 410; The Six

.....616
Days of Creation, by W. G. Rhind, 411; Song of the Mechanic......

.............180
A Memoir of Rev. Sidney Smith, 412; Spirit-Love. By HENRY P. LELAND,.......142
Howitt's Land, Labor, and Gold, 413; Sonnet,.......

.......151
The Annals of San-Francisco, by Frank Sketches from the Country. By W. L. Tir-
Soulé, etc., 414; The Newcomes, by W.

FANY, ....

................221, 497
M. Thackeray, 415 ; The Poetry and Mys. Story of Ilemlock Hill, ......

....876
tery of Dreams by Charles G. Leland, Summer Recreations; The Great Saguenay,
510; North American Review, for tho

etc.. ...................... ...
October Quarter, 512; Oration and Poem Sandwich Islands, (The.) By ONE OF THE
before the Delta Phi Convention, 515;

SMITI FAMILY,..

.....151
A Basket of Chips, by John Brougham,
517; A Voice to America: or, The Mo-

T
del Republic, 517; The Red Eagle: &
Poem of the South, by A. B. Meek, 621;

The Press. From a Poem on the Stocks,... 17
The Old Homesteal, by Mrs. Ann S. Ste.

The Complete Susquehannah Angler, .... 28
vens, 626; Scenes in the Practice of a The Lost Hope. By Miss LOUISE E. VICK
New-York Surgeon, by Edward H. Dix-

ROY,......

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on, M.D., 627; The Progress of Religious

Thonghts Out of Doors. By EDOUARD DE
Ideas, through Successive Ages, by L.

RAMROD. Esq........
Maria Child, 623; The Song of Hia-

The Magellanic Clouds. By J. SWETT,...... 64
watha, by Henry Wadsworth Longfel-

The Two Sisters; or, Love and Pride,...65, 122
low, 630.

The Dead Boy. By HENRY A. CLARK,..... 121
The Glory on the Grave. By Mrs. JULIA

MCMASTERS.....
My Campaign Reminiscences, .........276, 552 Tale of my Grand-father,...
Memories. By SURREY KEENE,..... ..839 The Lover's Leap: a Seneca Legend,.. ....222
My Friend's Wife, ...

862 Tip-Top Ballads. In the Modern Style. By
My Other Me. By JENNY MARSI,.........509 MEISTER KARL......................288

The Complete Susquehannah Angler. Fish
N
ing the Second, ..... ..

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The Wind-Swept Blossom, .... ......391
NIGHT-PIECE to Julia, ....

The Old Fort. By ISAAC McLELLAX, .....396
New Publications, Art Notices, etc.,....439, 550

The Change of the Seasons. By MixXIE
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MYRTLE, .........

.........494
The Last Siege,...

.......565
QUB Young Ladies. By AN AMERICAN The Indian Summer, ......

.672
LADY, ..........

The Old Man's Musings,........

....584
Our Little Man: A Skete

The Fairies Frolic,......

....587
SUELTON,..............
45 The Last Trip,. ......

.592
The Old Man's Wish,..

.607
P
The Olden Time,.....

.......615

The Observations of Mace Sloper, Esq......619
PLEASANT Memories of the Old World. By

The Blind Boy's Love,.....................620
James W. WALL.................111, 262
Panl le Burg's Magic, ..

.157
Pride of Our Village, (The) a Tale,........231
Portrait, (The.) By L. A. RANDALL, .....,241 Upper Tendom: a Picture in a Gilt Frame,. 52

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