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ORIGINAL PAPERS.
| Art. I. | IZAAK WALTON'S COMPLETE ANGLER. Edited by an American, | 381 |
| II. | STANZAS: CHILDHOOD. By a Young Irish Girl, | 389 |
| III. | THE SKELETON AT GIBRALTAR. By William R. Hopkins, | 390 |
| IV. | LETTERS FROM THE GULF-STATES. Number Six, | 393 |
| V. | THE FALLEN BRAVE IN MEXICO, | 397 |
| VI. | THE ITINERANT MUSICIAN: A BALLAD. By J. A. Swan, Esq, | 398 |
| VII. | HUMAN DESTINY ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT. By R. W. Haskuns, A. M., | 399 |
| VIII. | THE DEATH OF DE CHASTELAER: AN HISTORICAL SKETCH, | 407 |
| IX. | CRIBBINGS OF LAURENCE STERNE. In a Letter to the Editor, | 410 |
| X. | THE FAREWELL OF NATURE, | 414 |
| XI. | STANZAS: THE TEAR-PLANT. By Joseph W. Bennett, | 415 |
| XII. | SOME PLAIN THOUGHTS ON MANLY EDUCATION, | 416 |
| XIII. | OCTOBER AT 'DOBB, HIS FERRY.' By H. W. Rockwell, | 431 |
| XIV. | INGLESIDE CHIT-CHAT. By 'The Squire,' | 433 |
| XV. | STANZAS: BUENA-VISTA. By a New Contributor, | 436 |
| XVI. | SONNET: TO DEATH. By 'Gulielmus,' | 437 |
| XVII. | SERMON OF THE QUAKERESS, WITH 'IMPROVEMENTS,' | 437 |
| XVIII. | WHAT SHALL I WISH THEE?—A LOVE-SONNET, | 440 |
Literary Notices:
| 1. | SECOND NOTICE OF GRISWOLD'S 'PROSE-WRITERS OF AMERICA,' | 441 |
| 2. | PRISON DISCIPLINE: 'SEPARATE' AND 'SILENT' SYSTEMS, | 445 |
| 3. | THE POETICAL WORKS OF FITZ-GREENE HALLECK, | 449 |
| 4. | THE NORTH-AMERICAN REVIEW FOR OCTOBER, | 449 |
Editor's Table:
| 1. | KIT NORTH IN A STATE OF 'RETIRACY,' | 450 |
| 2. | A LEAF FROM THE ANNALS OF INSANITY, | 452 |
| 3. | POETRY AND ROMANCE OF THE STEAM-BOAT, | 454 |
| 4. | GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS, | 437 |
| 1. | Some Passages in the Life and Correspondence of the late Judge Smith of New Hampshire. 2. Modern Literature: A Sweeping Reformer. 3. The little Frenchman and his Picture: A Story by Jarvis. 4. A Dobbsonian Lamant. In Verde. 5 'The Gentleman in Black.' 6. Decadence of Duelling: How to get rid of a Second. 7. 'The Greatest Plague in Life.' 8. A Chapter on Noses. 9. 'The sea is His, and He made it: Stanzas by Tennyson. 10. A Soft Answer Turneth Away Wrath. 11. ‘The Wines,’ a Drama. 12. Gossip by a Traveller in Vermont Essence-Piddlers. 13. Morning Mist on the Tappaan-Zee. 14. The Army Port-Folio. 15. The Late and Early Married. 16. The Democratic Battle-Ground of America. 17. The Thirty-First Volume of The Kinckerbocker. 18. A Fine 'Old English Gentleman.' 19. Matches, Infernal and Matrimonial. 20. Manly Education. 21. A Non-Church-Goer's Non Sequitur. 22. Dubious Advertisements. 23. Death of a Schoolmaster. 24. Who Wrote 'Mary's Dream?' 25. Deshong's Arithmetical System. 26. Anecdote of the Prince of S———. 27. Sacred Relics in Italy: Gilbert Davis, Esquire. 28. ‘Old Sol. Smith.’ 29. Poetry on an Old Anchor. 30. A Modest Correspondent. 31. The Oregon Trail 32. ‘Cribbings’ of Sterne: Plagiarisms. 33. Magazines in Manufacturing Towns. 34. Easy Clergymen. 35. ‘The Old Dragon of Wantley.’ 36. Douglas Jerrold's 'Newspaper' and The Knickerbocker. 37. 'The Four Virtues of Chivalrie.' 34. Anecdote of a Buffalo Boniface. 33. Love Song of a Phrenologist. 40. The Broadway Theatre. 41. The Misfortunes of King Arthour.' 42. A Murky Cafe in Paris: Monsieur Maturin, the Matchless 43. An Execrable Pun. 44. The New-York Evening Mirror. 45. Walton's Angler. 46. 'Of a Kisse:' by Sir Philip Sydney. 47. Parables of our Lord. 48. 'On Envy.' 49. Unique Poetical Love-Letter. 50. Two 'Big Stories.' 51. Lawyers. 52. Campaign Sketches of the War with Mexico. 53. Solemnity of the American People. 54. Our Tittlebat Titmouse of the Lakes. 55. To our friends the Publishers. |