NEW-YORK:

WILLIAM OSBORN, PRINTER,

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS.

A June Morning,.

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-52 Ingleside Chit-Chat. By 'THE SQUIRE,' 10, 181,

A Question in Single Rule of Three,.. ....118

239, 433

A Pair of Sonnets. By T. W. PARSONS, Esq.,155 IZAAK WALTON'S Complete Angler. Edited

A Night in Athens. By a NEW CONTRIBUTOR, 189 by an AMERICAN..

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A Chapter on Fallacies. By S. S. CoxE, Esq.,302 Illustrated Edition of THOMSON's Seasons,.545

A Lay Sermon,..

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A Leaf from the Annals of Insanity,.

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Autumn Rhymes. By THOMAS MACKELLAR,330

A New Rape of the Lock. By J. G. SAXE,

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A Welcome to Winter,..

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Birds of Passage. By H. W. ELLSWORTH, Esq.,74 Lines: Domestic Bliss,...

Lines Written as a Monumental Inscription,..292

Lines to a Bird Singing,..

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Lines on the Death of a Good Man,.

Lunar Hospitality: An Extract,.

Lines on the Death of M. L. W.,.

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ART. I. THE CAPTURE OF VERA CRUZ. BY AN EYE-WITNESS,

II. THE DYING SOLDIER TO HIS MOTHER. BY D. W. Belisle,

III. INGLESIDE CHIT-CHAT. BY THE SQUIRE,'

IV. YOUNG LOVE,

V. THE PRAIRIE COTTAGE. BY MRS. C. M. SAWYER,

VI. THE OREGON TRAIL. BY FRANCIS PARKMAN, JR.,.

VII. WRECK OF THE SEGUNTUM: A BALLAD. BY JAMES KENNARD, JR., .

VIII. LOVE AND LOVE-LETTERS. BY DAVID STRONG,.

IX. A JUNE MORNING,

X. FAMILIAR PORTRAITS,

XI. THE DEAF AND THE DUMB. BY A NEW CONTRIBUTOR,

XII. TUXEDO LAKE: A VISION ON ITS SHORES. BY G. HUNTINGTON,

XIII THOUGHTS AND MAXIMS. BY REV. HERMAN HOOKER,.

XIV. STANZAS: GIVE, .

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XXIII. BIRDS OF PASSAGE. BY H. W. ELLSWORTH, Esq.,

3. SHAKSPEARE'S PLAYS: WITH HIS LIFE,

4. PICCIOLA: THE PRISONER OF FENESTRELLA,

5. HOMES AND HAUNTS OF THE MOST EMINENT BRITISH POETS,

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2. THE DISOBEDIENCE OF ORDERS BY LIEUT. HUNTER, OF THE NAVY,. 82

3. A REMINISCENCE OF THE LONDON 'O. P.' RIOTS,

4. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS,

1. DOBBS. 2. PEABODY. 3. TOURNEZ MECHANIQUE. 4. SCHENCK. 5. GOOD FEEL-

INGS- (MAINE PAPER.) 6. SRUMFRYDAVY, THE FLOSSOFER. 7. THE COMPULSORY

DINER-OUT.' 8. COMING IN THE EMPIRE TO DOBBS AND FIREWORKS. 9. ELE-

MENT OF RESISTANCE AND UNEXPECTEDNESS-RAFT. 10. THE DIGNITY OF DEATH:

(AN EXTRACT FROM 'MARRIAGE.' 11. A DAY IN TROY. 12. OUTGUSHINGS: A TRANS-

CENDENTAL POEM. 13. A PLAGIARIST-ROMEO.' 14. RAIL-ROADS: UTICA: LUNA-

TIC ASYLUM-SCULPTURE (CLUTE.) 15. 'A LADY READER.' 16. WESLEY: A

FARMER'S ADVICE. 17. CRITICS. 18. WELL-SELECTED WORDS - ANECDOTE.

19. PROCEEDING TO THE GREAT WESTERN LAKES.

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