I. OREGON

II. THE LAW OF BLOOD

III. THE PROCESSION OF LIFE.-By Nathaniel Hawthorne
IV. THE WHite Steed of THE PRAIRIES

V. THE LIFE OF SIR ASTLEY COOPER

REVIEW.

XII. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

The Life of Sir Astley Cooper, Bart., interspersed with
Sketches from his Note-Books of Distinguished Contempo-
rary Characters.

VI. TO THE NOBLE GERMAN POET, GEORGE HERWEGH
VII. THE RIVER OF KNOWLEDGE

WHI. DEMOCRACY AND LIBERTY.-By Orestes A. Brownson
IX. NOTE (on the preceding Article)

X. ROYAL AUTHORS

XI. INDIAN BIOGRAPHY

XIII. BANKING AS IT OUGHT TO BE

Life of Joseph Brant-Thayendanegea, &c., &c. By Wm.
L. Stone.-Life and Times of Red-Jacket, &c., &c. By
Wm. L. Stone.-Uncas and Miantonimoh; a Historical
Discourse delivered at Norwich, Conn., July 4, 1842. By
Wm. L. Stone.

No. LVIII.

Capital Punishment. The Argument of Rev. George B.
Cheever, in reply to J. L. O'Sullivan, Esq., Jan. 27, and
Feb. 3 and 17, 1842.-Black Jacob, a Monument of Grace.
By Rev. A. D. Eddy.

XVI. MONTHLY FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ARTICLE
XVII. NEW BOOKS OF THE MONTH

XIV. LINES

XV. POEMS OF THE HEART-DEDICATION-HOPE-REMONSTRANCE—

PRIDE-DESTINY

The Veil Removed, or Reflections on Humphreys' Life of
Putnam, by John Fellows-Principalities and Powers, by
Charlotte Elizabeth-D'Aubigné's Puseyism Examined-
Gallatin's Inaugural Address-Sweetser's Mental Hygiene
-Chapin's Philosophy of Reform-Brande's Encyclopædia-
Nathaniel Greene's Translations of Tales and Sketches—
London Christian Observer.

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XIX. NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY

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