INDEX.

A. An Epitaph. By James Aldrich, Esq., 44 A Contrasted Picture, 60 A Night on Lake Erie, By Peter Von Geist, 241 A New Version of an Old Fable, 244 An Old Man's Reminiscence, 298 A Dream of Childhood. By Mrs. J. Webb, 342 Anecdote of a Bottle of Wine. By John Waters, 343 Anacreontic. From the Irish, 360 An Evening Hymn. By Miss H. J. Woodman, 402 An Aspiration: 'This, to Thee, Lucy,' 466 Abbottsford Edition of the Waverley Novels, 479 A Lover's Recollections, 575 B. Byzantium. By the 'American Opium-Eater,' 516 C. Ca et La. By the Flaneur, 45, 143, 261 Commentary on Proverbs. By 'Polygon,' 119 Classical Studies: Ancient Literature, etc., 174 Change for the American Notes, 267 Chronicles of the Past. By an American Antiquary, 291, 428 D. Donna Florida. By W. G. Simms, Esq., 265 Death, or Medorus' Dream. By Robert Tyler, Esq., 375 E. Editor's Table, 69, 176, 270, 378, 480, 587 Early Writings of the late R. C. Sands, 69, 176 Epigram from the Greek of Plato, 259 Exercises at the Albany Female Academy, 377 Elements of a Religious Character. By Rev. George E. Ellis, 440 F. Forget-Me-Not. By F. G. Halleck, Esq., 48 Forest Walks in the West, 222 Fiorello's Fiddle-Stick, or the Musical Amateur, 329 G. Gossip from an American Lady in Paris, 76 Gossip with Readers and Correspondents, 81, 182, 280, 384, 492, 592 Greek Epitaphs and Inscriptions, By H. C. Lea, Esq., 97 Great-Britain and America. Thoughts at Niagara, 194 Green Spots in the City. By Mrs. M. E. Hewitt, 341 Gleanings from the German. By William Pitt Palmer, Esq., 347 George Washington, the Father of his Country, 445 Grave Thoughts on Punch. By John Waters, 467 H. Harp of the Vale: a Collection of Poems, 268 Hope. From the German, 297 Her Name. From the French of Victor Hugo, 469 Heart Compensations, 567 I. Impromptu on receiving a Rose-bud from a Lady, 142 International Copy-right. By 'Harry Franco,' 360 Imaginary Conversations. By Peter Von Geist, 530 J. Jeffrey and Gifford vs. Shakspeare and Milton, 270 L. Lines to Pleasure. From the German, 5 Literary Notices, 66, 168, 265, 580 Lays of my Home, and other Poems. By J. G. Whittier, 68 Lines to New-England. By E. B. Greene, Esq., 107 Lines to a Canary-Bird. By John Waters, 158 Lines on the Death of a Classmate, 346 Lines to Fitz-Greene Halleck, Esq., 364 Letters from New-York. By L. Maria Child, 372 Lines to October. By H. W. Rockwell, Esq., 421 Lines to a Fayre Personne, etc. By John Waters, 452 Lines to a Humming-Bird. By H. W. Rockwell, Esq., 472 Life and Times of the late William Abbott, Esq., 480, 590 M. Mohawk: a Cluster of Sonnets, 25, 197 Memorials: a Fragment, 65 Memoir of the Croton Aqueduct, 67 Miseries of Human Life, 79 Mens Conscia Recti: a Tale of Idleberg, 108 Meadow-Farm: a Tale of Association, 159, 228 Mrs. Ellis's 'Poetry of Life,' 181 Memoirs of Count Rostoptchin: Written in Ten Minutes, 357 Manifestation of Mind in Animals, 414, 507 Memoirs of the Court of England, 487 N. No'th-East by East. By G. W. Mansfield, 146 New-York City and State in the Olden Time, 371 Nature's Monitions: a Fragment, 467 Notes on the Drama, 488 Nemah and Numan. From the Turkish, 519 O. Olin's Travels in Egypt and Arabia, 66 Ode to Beauty. By a New Contributor, 226 P. Poetical Epistle to Thomas Carlyle, 62 Portuguese Joe. By Mrs. M. S. B. Dana, 118 Poetical Epistle to Edward Moxon, London, 246 Poetical Epistle to Walter Savage Landor, Florence, 367 Poems: by James G. Percival, Esq., 381 Prose and Poetical 'Writings' of Cornelius Mathews, 473 Poets of Connecticut. By Rev. Chas. W. Everest, 479 R. Rev. John Newland Maffitt: Letter from Boston, 380 S. Sketches of South Carolina, 1 Sabbath in the Country. By Peter Von Geist, 26 Sonnet to June. By Hans Von Spiegel, 45 Stanzas to Woman, 128 Song: The Self-Condemned, 167 Stanzas to a Young Lady. By W. H. Herbert, Esq., 196 Sketches of Florida: Officer of the Night, 323 Sketches of Last Night on Guard, 446 Sketches of St. Augustine: The First Look, 560 Sunset: The Dying Christian. By T. W. Stockton, Esq., 332 Song of the Western Steamboat Men. By F. W. Thomas, Esq., 333 Sunday at Plymouth, Massachusetts, 436 Seed of Contentment. From the German, 451 Sonnet to the 'Buds of the Saranac,' 528 Stanzas to Winter. By D. H Barlow, 529 Sonnet to the Rev. H. W. Bellows. By Mary E. Hewitt, 576 T. The Trysting-Hour. By Mrs. R. S. Nichols, 7 The Quod Correspondence, 8, 129, 250, 348, 453, 569 The Fountain of Helicon: a Philosophical Research, 31 The Devil-Tavern: a Tale of Tinnecum, 32 The Mail-Robber, 61, 245, 365 The Illustrated Common-Prayer, 68 The Irish Sketch-Book, 78 Thales of Paris. From the French, 151 The Spanish Student. By H. W. Longfellow, 173 The Inferno of Dante. By T. W. Parsons, 175 The Washington Monument, 180 The Innocence of a Galley-Slave, 198, 299 The Lost Heart. By Mrs. J. Webb, 219 The Death of a Gentle Maiden: a Fantasy, 220 The Maiden's Burial. By Mrs. H. J. Woodman, 240 The Printer: a Sketch from Life, 260 The Dying Student. By E. B. Greene, 264 The Count of Paris: a Sketch, 322 The Lessons of Autumn, 329 The 'Empire State' of New-York, 335 The Season of Death, 356 The Crowning-Hour. By Charles James Cannon, 377 The Mysteries of Paris, 378 The Attaché. By Sam Slick, 382 Thoughts on Immortality, 395 The Rich-Poor Man: or, the Secret of Contentment, 401 The Doomed Ship. By Robert L. Wade, 403 The Deity. By Miss Mary Gardiner, 412 The Influential Man: a Sketch of Tinnecum, 422 The Broken Vow. By Jas. T. Fields, Esq., 427 The Top of New-York, 437 The Birth-Day. By R. S. Chilton, Esq., 439 The Exile's Song, 440 The Story of Abul Cassim's Shoes. From the Turkish, 470 The Dial, for the October Quarter, 486 Thoughts at Trenton-Falls. By R. S. Chilton, Esq., 535 The Midnight Dream. By Mrs. R. S. Nichols, 536 The Venus of Ille. From the French, 537 The Old Man. A Ballad, 559 The Meeting at Sea. By A. C. Ainsworth, 568 W. Wines, on the Civil Government of the Hebrews, 168 Washington, a National Poem, 192 Widows, 576

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