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Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXV, No. 1, July 1849

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JULY GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE. 1849.

GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE.

Vol. XXXV. July, 1849. No. 1.

Table of Contents

Fiction, Literature and Articles

A Biography of Major-General Stephen Watts Kearny

Jasper St. Aubyn

True Unto Death

Thoughts on the Thermometer

The Foundling

The Neglected Grave-Yard

The Widow of Nain

A Voice from the Wayside

The Dream of Mehemet

Wild-Birds of America

Cross Purposes

Uncle Tom

Editor’s Table

Review of New Books

Poetry, Music, and Fashion

I Will Be a Miner Too

The Emigrant’s Daughters

Mary

I’m Thinking of Thee!

The Tulip-Tree

To My Wife

A Daughter’s Memory

From Amalthæus.

To ——

The Omnipresence of God

New Year Meditation

The Image

The Pilgrim’s Fast

To My Mother in Heaven

The Fortieth Sonnet of Petrarca

Lines on Burning Some Old Journals and Letters

Le Follet

What’s a Tear?

Transcriber’s Notes can be found at the end of this eBook.

GRAHAM’S

AMERICAN MONTHLY

MAGAZINE

Of Literature and Art,

EMBELLISHED WITH

MEZZOTINT AND STEEL ENGRAVINGS, MUSIC, ETC.

WILLIAM C. BRYANT, J. FENIMORE COOPER, RICHARD H. DANA, JAMES K. PAULDING,

HENRY W. LONGFELLOW, N. P. WILLIS, J. R. LOWELL, HENRY B. HIRST.

MRS. LYDIA H. SIGOURNEY, MISS C. M. SEDGWICK, MRS. FRANCES S. OSGOOD,

MRS. EMMA C.EMBURY, MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS, MRS. AMELIA B. WELBY,

MRS. A. M. F. ANNAN, ETC.

PRINCIPAL CONTRIBUTORS.

G. R. GRAHAM, J. R. CHANDLER AND J. B. TAYLOR, EDITORS.

VOLUME XXXV

PHILADELPHIA:

SAMUEL D. PATTERSON & CO. 98 CHESTNUT STREET.

. . . . . .

1849.

CONTENTS

OF THE

THIRTY-FIFTH VOLUME.

JUNE, 1849, TO JANUARY, 1850.

A Biography of Major-General Stephen Watts Kearny, U. S. A. By Fayette Robinson,1

A Voice from the Wayside. By Caroline C⁠——,47

A Memory. By Jane Taylor Worthington,122

A Traveler’s Story. By Lydia Jane Peirson,179

A Year and a Day. By Caroline H. Butler,193, 275

A Harmless Glass of Wine. By Kate Sutherland,230

An Adventure of Jasper C——,239

A Case of Gold Fever. By John Jones,356

Cross Purposes. By Kate,59

Colored Birds. The Bullfinch. By Bechstein,177

Editor’s Table,67

Editor’s Table,127

Effie Deans,244

Editor’s Table,248

Editor’s Table,307

Editor’s Table,372

General Training. By Alfred B. Street,133

Homewood. By P. C. Shannon,286

Indian Legend. By Kah-ge-ga-gah-bowh,80

Ibad’s Vision. By Richard Penn Smith,229

Jasper St. Aubyn; Or the Course of Passion. By Henry W. Herbert,7, 82, 140, 204, 253, 322

Jessie Lincoln. By Miss M. J. B. Browne,164

Legend. By Kah-ge-ga-gah-bowh,155

Love Tests of Halloween. By T. S. Arthur,158

Mary Wilson. By D. W. Belisle,99

Minnie Clifton. By Emma C. Embury,222

Men at Home. By Mrs. C. B. Marston,266

Major Anspach. By Marc Fournier,282, 343

Mr. Merritt and His Family. By F. Summers,293

My First Love. By Mrs. E. F. Ellet,360

Olden Times. By J. R. Chandler,102

Sketches of Life in Our Village. By Giftie,93

Sketches of Life in Our Village. By Giftie,151

Self-Devotion. By Giftie,349

True Unto Death. By Caroline H. Butler,17

Thoughts on the Thermometer,25

The Foundling. By Jessie Howard,27

The Neglected Grave-Yard. By Prof. Alden,36

The Widow of Nain. By J. R. Chandler,41

The Dream of Mehemet. By R. Penn Smith,55

The Curtain Lifted. By Caroline H. Butler,73

Two Hours of Doom. By Mrs. Juliet H. L. Campbell,110

The Captive of York. By Stella Martin,113

The Two Paths. By Mrs. Mary B. Horton,185

The Engraver’s Daughter. By H. Sunderland,201

The Recreant Missionary. By Caroline C⁠——,215

The Village Schoolmaster. By C. M. Farmer,233

The Battle of Trenton. By C. J. Peterson,288

The Life Insurance. By Henry G. Lee,301

The Balize,304

The Conscript. By Joseph R. Chandler,313

Three Pictures. By Caroline C⁠——,334

The Two Cousins. By Kah-ge-ga-gah-bowh,365

Uncle Tom. By Simon,61

Unfading Flowers. By T. S. Arthur,366

Wild-Birds of America. By Professor Frost,57

Wild-Birds of America. By Professor Frost,126

Wild-Birds of America. By Professor Frost,189

Wild-Birds of America. By Professor Frost,245

Wild-Birds of America. By Professor Frost,304

Wild-Birds of America. By Professor Frost,369

POETRY.

A Daughter’s Memory. By Mary L. Lawson,34

Alice. By Thomas Dunn English,200

A Parting Song. By Professor Campbell,214

A Thought. By Isaac Gray Blanchard,232

Alice Vernon. By E. Curtiss Hine,342

Bunker-Hill at Midnight. By E. Curtiss Hine,303

Communion of the Sea and Sky. By E. Jones,176

Dirge. By Richard Penn Smith,371

Elim. By Virginia,91

Ermengarde’s Awakening. By F. S. Osgood,112

From Amalthæus. By Richard Penn Smith,34

Faith’s Warning. By Henry T. Tuckerman,92

Fragments of an Unfinished Story. By Mrs. Frances S. Osgood,263

Flower Fancies. By H. Marion Stephens,306

Good-Night. By Walter Herries, Esq.139

I will be a Miner too. By Mrs. Juliet H. L. Campbell,6

I’m Thinking of Thee! By A. D. Williams,16

Kubleh. By Bayard Taylor,120

Lines. By Walter Herries, Esq.60

Lament of the Gold-Digger. By E. C. Hine,92

Little Willie. By Mrs. H. Marion Stephens,98

Lily Leslie. By Gretta,156

Lines. By Forlorn Hope,281

Lines. By Sarah Helen Whitman,303

Mary. By Mrs. O. M. P. Lord,15

My Spirit. By Henry Morford,125

New Year Meditation. By Enna Duval,40

Northampton. By Henry T. Tuckerman,232

Parting. By Miss Phœbe Carey,265

Pleasant Words. By Caroline May,370

Passing Away. By Annie Grey,371

Song. By Thomas Fitzgerald,228

Speak Out. By S. D. Anderson,238

Spiritual Presence. By Mary G. Horsford,306

Summer’s Night. By Sam. C. Reid, Jr.332

Song. By Agnes,342

The Emigrant’s Daughters. By Gretta,6

The Tulip-Tree. By Bayard Taylor,16

To My Wife. By S. D. Anderson,26

To ——. By Henry B. Hirst,35

The Omnipresence of God. By R. Coe, Jr.35

The Image. By A. J. Requier,46

The Pilgrim’s Fast. By Mary G. Horsford,54

To My Mother in Heaven. By T. Fitzgerald,54

The Fortieth Sonnet of Petrarca. By F. R.58

The Improvisatrice. By Mary G. Horsford,81

The Eighteenth Sonnet of Petrarca. By F. R.81

To Mary. By Lucy Cabell,98

Translation from Sappho. By G. Hill,109

This World of Ours. By S. D. Anderson,124

To the Lily of the Valley. By Prof. Campbell,139

The Spanish Maiden. By Agnes Coleman,150

The Angel’s Visit. By Mrs. S. Anna Lewis,154

To a Portrait. By Mrs. H. Marion Stephens,157

The Odalisque. By Bayard Taylor,163

To Inez. By S. D. Anderson,175

Time and Change. By Isaac Gray Blanchard,178

The Rain. By T. A. Swan,188

The Fountain in Winter. By Bayard Taylor,213

The Light of Life. By Mrs. O. M. P. Lord,214

The Bride of Broek-in-Waterland. By C. P. Shiras,220

The Willow by the Spring. By J. Hunt, Jr.247

The Broken Household. By Alice Carey,262

The Fear of Death. By Mary L. Lawson,274

The Seminoles’ Last Look. By Fayette Robinson,291

To My Sister E. By Adaliza Cutter,300

To My Steed. By S. Anderson,321

The Death of the Year. By Henry B. Hirst,333

The Cottage. By J. Hunt, Jr.333

The Misanthrope. By A New Contributor,340

The Broken Reed. By S. S. Hornor,318

The Old Wooden Church on the Green. By Henry Morford,359

The Death of Cleopatra. By W. G. Simms,363

The Fairies’ Song. By Heinrich,364

The Undivided Heart. By Myrrha,371

Watouska. By Kate St. Clair,79

Words of Waywardness. By Prof. Campbell,100

Woman’s Heart. By Rufus Henry Bacon,178

We are Changed. By Edith Blythe,247

REVIEWS.

H. Kavanagh. A Tale. By H. W. Longfellow,71

My Uncle the Curate. By the Author of “The Bachelor of the Albany,” etc.71

The Personal History and Experience of David Copperfield the Younger. By Charles Dickens,71

Characteristics of Literature. By Henry T. Tuckerman,131

The Earth and Man. By Arnold Guyot,131

The History of the United States of America. By Richard Hildreth,191

Dante’s Divine Comedy: The Inferno. By John A. Carlyle, M. D.192

A Second Visit to the United States of North America. By Sir Charles Lyell, F. R. S.251

The Liberty of Rome. By Samuel Eliot,251

The Penance of Roland. By Henry B. Hirst,252

History of the National Constituent Assembly. By J. F. Corkran,252

Oliver Goldsmith: A Biography. By Washington Irving,311

Bulwer and Forbes on the Water Treatment,311

The Child’s First History of Rome. By E. M. Sewell,312

A Lift for the Lazy,312

Poems. By Robert Browning,378

Physician and Patient. By Worthington Hooker,379

History of England. By David Hume,379

Success in Life. By Mrs. L. C. Tuthill,379

Sketches of Life and Character. By T. S. Arthur,380

History of the French Revolution of 1848. By A. De Lamartine,380

MUSIC.

What’s a Tear? Composed by M. W. Balfe.

Yes, Let Me Like a Soldier Fall. Written and Adapted by E. R. Johnston.

Oh, Let Thy Locks Unbraided Fall. Words by John W. Watson, Esq. Music by John A. Janke, Jr.

I Love, When the Morning Beams. By D. W. Belisle.

Wake, Lady, Wake. Music Composed and Arranged for the Piano, by B. W. Helfenstein, M. D.

My Life is Like the Summer’s Rose. Words by Hon. Richard Henry Wilde. Music by An Amateur.

ENGRAVINGS.

Cross Purposes, engraved by J. M. Butler.

General Kearny, engraved by T. B. Welch.

Nature’s Triumph, engraved by F. Humphreys.

The Widow of Nain.

Paris Fashions, from Le Follet.

Title Page, engraved by W. E. Tucker.

The Golden Age, engraved by W. E. Tucker.

La Siesta, engraved by Geo. P. Ellis.

Paris Fashions, from Le Follet.

Olden Times.

No Rose Without a Thorn, engraved by J. M. Butler.

The Bullfinch, engraved by F. Humphreys.

Love Tests of Hallowe’en, Nos. 1 and 2.

Paris Fashions, from Le Follet.

Effie Deans, engraved by T. B. Welch.

Rose Carlton, engraved by W. H. Egleton.

The Baggage Wagon, engraved by A. L. Dick.

Paris Fashions, from Le Follet.

The Engraver’s Daughter.

Happy as a King, engraved by J. M. Butler.

Head-Quarters of Gen. Knox, engraved by W. H. Ellis.

Paris Fashions, from Le Follet.

The Balize.

The Death of the Year, engraved by Wm. E. Tucker.

Opera Extravagance.

The Conscript’s Departure and Return, engraved by John M. Butler.

A Case of Gold Fever.

Paris Fashions, from Le Follet.

Illustration from Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXV, No. 1, July 1849

FROM AN ORIGINAL DAGUERREOTYPE. S. W. KEARNY Engraved by T. B. Welch expressly for Graham’s Magazine.

GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE.

Vol. XXXV. PHILADELPHIA, JULY, 1849. No. 1.

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