I. THE CONSTITUTION-THE FRAMERS AND THE FRAMING.-Sec-
ond Article

II. SONNETS

1. The Palace and the Hovel.

2. The Two Murderers.

III. SCHMUCKER'S PSYCHOLOGY.-By A. O. Brownson

IV. LINES, ON READING SEVERAL PAMPHLETS BY CLERGYMEN
AGAINST THE ABOLITION OF THE GALLOWS.-By J. G. Whit-

VII. A FOOL OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.-From the German

of Zschökke.-Second Part

VIII. AUTHOR-BOOKSELLERS

IX. DUELLING.-Second Article

No. LII.

The History of Duelling: Including Narratives of the most
Remarkable Personal Encounters that have taken place
from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. By J. G.
Millingen, M.D., F.R.S.

X. LINES TO THE RIVER SCHUYLKILL

Page.

337 351

351

374

376

387

396

413

XI. PASSAGES FROM A POLITICIAN'S NOTE-BOOK

424

425

1. The Adjournment.

2. The President without a Party.

XII. INCIDENT IN A RAIL-ROAD CAR.-By J. R. Lowell
XIII. THE STAR

431

432

433

XIV. MONTHLY FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ARTICLE
XV. THE NEW BOOKS OF THE MONTH

Kane's Elements of Chemistry-Huntington's Edition of
Sophocles, Greek Grammar, Exercises, Romaic Grammar,
and Fenton's Greek Reader-Burnet's History of the
Reformation-Muzzey's Inward and Experimental Evi-
dences of Christianity—Mrs. Ellet's Character of Schil-
ler-Remains of the Rev. Joshua Wells Downing-Mo-
dels of English Literature.

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