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GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE.
Vol. XVIII. January, 1841. No. 1.
Contents
Fiction, Literature and Articles
The Lost Evening
Yoo-Ti-Hu
Leaves from a Lawyer’s Port-Folio
My Progenitors
The Blind Girl
The Reefer of ’76
The Syrian Letters
Clara Fletcher
Sports and Pastimes
Angling
Review of New Books
Poetry, Music and Fashion
The Young Rambler
The Waters of Lethe
Language of the Wild Flowers
A Soldier’s the Lad for Me
To the Pine on the Mountain
Sabbath Bells.—Impromptu
A Sea Scene
Thine—Only Thine
The Indian Maid
The Latest Fashions, January 1841
Transcriber’s Notes can be found at the end of this eBook.
GRAHAM’S
LADY’S AND GENTLEMAN’S
MAGAZINE.
(THE CASKET AND GENTLEMAN’S UNITED.)
EMBRACING
EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE:
EMBELLISHED WITH
ENGRAVINGS, FASHIONS, AND MUSIC,
ARRANGED FOR THE
PIANO-FORTE, HARP, AND GUITAR.
VOLUME XVIII.
PHILADELPHIA:
GEORGE R. GRAHAM.
1841.
INDEX
TO THE
EIGHTEENTH VOLUME.
FROM JANUARY, TO JUNE, 1841, INCLUSIVE.
Alchymist, the, by Mrs. Lambert,105
Blind Girl, the, by Mrs. C. Durang,26
Blind Girl of Pompeii, the, (illustrated),49
Clara Fletcher,40
Confessions of a Miser, the, by J. Ross Browne,83, 102, 189
Clothing of the Ancients, the, by Willam Duane, Jr.269
Destroyer’s Doom, the,115
Defaulter, the, by J. T. Maull,164
Descent into the Maelström, a, by Edgar A. Poe,235
Empress, the,122
Father’s Blessing, the, by Mrs. S. A. Whelpley,132
Grandmother’s Tankard, my, by Jesse E. Dow,59
Grandfather’s Story, my, by Lydia Jane Pierson,217
Haunted Castle, the, a Legend of the Rhine,214
Island of the Fay, the, by Edgar A. Poe, (illustrated,)253
Lost Evening, the, by Jesse E. Dow,2
Leaves from a Lawyer’s Port-Folio,13, 224
Lady Isabel, the, (illustrated,)97, 145
Lost Heir, the, by H. J. Vernon,261
Life Guardsman, the, by Jesse E. Dow,275
My Progenitors, by S. W. Whelpley, A. M.21
Maiden’s Adventure, the,109
Major’s Wedding, the, by Jeremy Short, Esq.129
Murders in the Rue Morgue, the, by Edgar A. Poe,166
May-Day. A Rhapsody, by Jeremy Short, Esq.242
Our Bill, by Mrs. Lambert,150
Outlaw Lover, the, by J. H. Dana,189
Parsonage Gathering, the, by Mrs. E. C. Stedman,221
Poetry: the Uncertainty of its Appreciation, by Joseph Evans Snodgrass,288
Reefer of ’76, the, by the Author of “Cruizing in the Last War,”30, 51, 125, 180, 210, 256
Review of New Books,47, 92, 142, 197, 248, 294
Rescued Knight, the,64
Syrian Letters, the,36, 78, 265
Sports and Pastimes,44, 90, 140, 196, 246, 292
Silver Digger, the, by M. Topham Evans,68
Saccharineous Philosophy, the,81
Sketch from Life, a, by J. Tomlin,136
Self-Devotion, by Mrs. E. C. Embury,159
Thunder Storm, the, by J. H. Dana,285
Unequally Yoked, by Rev. J. Kennaday,159
Ugolino. A Tale of Florence, by M. Topham Evans,279
Worth and Wealth: or the Choice of a Wife, by Ellen Ashton,206
Yoo-ti-hu, by J. Ross Browne,10
POETRY.
A Soldier’s the Lad for me, by A. McMakin,25
April Day, an, by Alex. A. Irvine,179
Æolian Harp, to the,179
Alethe, by J. S. Freligh,216
Brilliant Nor-West, the, by Dr. J. K. Mitchell,149
“Blue-Eyed Lassie,” to the, by the late J. G. Brooks,223
Callirhöe, by H. Perceval,100
Comparisons, by C. West Thompson,165
Chimes of Antwerp, the, by J. Hickman,192
Dream of the Delaware, the,56
Departed, the,128
Dusty White Rose, the, by Mrs. Volney E. Howard,209
Fairy’s Home, the,87
I am your Prisoner, by Thos. Dunn English, M. D.135
Invitation, the, by E. G. Mallery,137
I Cling to Thee, by T. G. Spear,234
Joys of Former Years have Fled, the, by S. A. Raybold,289
June, by A. A. Irvine,287
Language of Wild Flowers, by Thos. Dunn English, M. D.20
Little Children, by Mrs. C. H. W. Esling,67
Lines, by E. Clementine Stedman,114
Lake George,124
Life, by Martin Thayer, Jr.243
Lay of the Affections, the, by Mrs. M. S. B. Dana,268
Lord Byron, to, by R. M. Walsh,273
Mother’s Pride, the, by Mrs. C. H. W. Esling, (illustrated),205
Not Lost, but Gone before, by Chas. West Thompson,87
Napoleon, by J. E. Dow,113
Old Memories, by Mrs. C. H. W. Esling,188
Old Rock, to an, by G. G. Foster,223
Pine on the Mountain, to the, by Lydia Jane Pierson,29
Picture, a, by Mrs. M. S. B. Dana,158
Sabbath Bells, Impromptu, by Willis G. Clark,35
Sea Scene, a, by Robert Morris,35
Skating, by George Lunt,77
Soul’s Destiny, the, by Mrs. M. S. B. Dana,80
Slighted Woman, a, by the Author of “Howard Pinckney,”156
Soliloquy of an Octogenarian, by Pliney Earle, M. D.241
Sighs for the Unattainable, by Charles West Thompson,264
Sonnet written in April, by Mrs. E. C. Stedman,278
Thine—Only Thine, by Mrs. C. H. W. Esling,39
Time’s Changes, by John W. Forney,260
Voice of the Spring Time, by Martin Thayer, Jr.209
Voice of the Wind, the, by Emma,255
Waters of Lethe, the, by N. C. Brooks, A. M.9
Winter, by J. W. Forney,82
Winter Scene, a, by Mrs. E. C. Stedman,163
Winter Scene, a, by L. J. Pierson,192
Young Rambler, the, by Thomas J. Spear,1
STEEL ENGRAVINGS.
The Playmates.
Fashions for January (three figures) colored.
The Blind Girl of Pompeii.
Fashions for February (four figures) colored.
Why don’t he Come?
Fashions for March (three figures) colored.
He Comes.
Fashions for April (four figures) colored.
The Mother’s Pride.
Fashions for May. Ladies of Queen Victoria’s Court—correct likenesses—(seven figures) colored.
The Island of the Fay.
Fashions for June, (three figures) colored.
MUSIC.
The Indian Maid, by S. Nelson,42
Not for Me! Not for Me! by M. W. Balfe,88
You never knew Annette, by C. M. Sola,138
Oh! Gentle Love, by T. Cooke,193
The Sweet Birds are Singing, by J. Moschelles,244
Let Me Rest in the Land of my Birth, by J. Harroway,290
Painted by J. Lucas. Engraved by J. Sartain.
The Playmates.
Engraved for Graham’s Magazine
GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE.
Vol. XVIII. JANUARY, 1841. No. 1.