# The Atlantic Monthly/Volume 2

June – December 1858
Issues (should be absolute issue number)
* Number 1 (June 1858), pp. 1–128
* Number 2 (July 1858), pp. 129–256
* Number 3 (August 1858), pp. 257–384
* Number 4 (September 1858), pp. 385–512
* Number 5 (October 1858), pp. 513–640
* Number 6 (November 1858), pp. 641–768
* Number 7 (December 1858), pp. 769–890
THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
A MAGAZINE OF
LITERATURE, ART, AND POLITICS.
VOLUME II.
BOSTON:
TICKNOR AND FIELDS,
135 Washington, corner of School St.
LONDON: TRÜBNER AND COMPANY.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, to the year 1858, by Ticknor and Fields, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.
CONTENTS.
American Tract Society, The, 246.
Ann Potter's Lesson, 419.
Asirvadam the Brahmin, 79.
Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table, The, 102, 234, 360, 496, 619.
Autocrat's Landlady, A Visit to the, 738.
Autocrat, The, gives a Breakfast to the Public, 889.
Birds of the Garden and Orchard, The, 592.
Birds of the Pasture and Forest, The, 863.
Bulls and Bears, 825.
Bundle of Irish Pennants, A, 803.
Catacombs of Rome, The, 48, 129.
Catacombs“ of Rome“ Note to the, 252.
Chesuncook, 1, 224, 305.
Colin Clout and the Faery Queen, 674.
Crawford and Sculpture, 64.
Daphnaides, 257, 452.
Denslow Palace, The, 208.
Dot and Line Alphabet, The, 633.
Eloquence, 385.
Evening with the Telegraph-Wires, An, 489.
Farming Life in New England, 334.
Faustus, Doctor, The German Popular Legend of, 551.
Gaucho, The, 178.
Great Event of the Century, The, 744.
Her Grace, the Drummer's Daughter, 532, 656.
Hour before Dawn, The, 778.
Ideal Tendency, The, 769.
Illinois in Spring-time, 475.
Jefferson, Thomas, 706, 789.
Kinloch Estate, The, 156, 319, 397.
Language of the Sea, The, 578.
Leibnitz, Gottfried Wilhelm von, 14.
Letter-Writing, 43.
Loo Loo, 32.
Mademoiselle's Campaigns, 193.
Metempsychosis, 59.
Minister's Wooing, The, 876.
Miss Wimple's Hoop, 566, 689.
New World, The, and the New Man, 513.
Obituary, 512.
Old Well, The, 605.
Our Talks with Uncle John, 291.
Perilous Bivouac, A, 170.
Physical Courage, 728.
Pintal, 434.
Pocket-Celebration of the Fourth, The, 374.
President's Prophecy of Peace, The, 111.
Prisoner of War, A, 717.
Punch, 840.
Railway-Engineering in the United States, 641
Rambles in Aquidneck, 414.
Romance of a Glove, The, 272.
Salons de Paris, Les, 341.
Sample of Consistency, A, 750.
Singing-Birds and their Songs, The, 285,
Songs of the Sea, 152.
Subjective of it, The, 860.
Suggestions, 816.
Three of Us, 139.
Water-Lilies, 465.
What are we going to make ? 9<H
Whirligig of Time, The, 584.
Youth, 430.
Poetry.
All's Well, 861.
Beatrice, 58.
Birth-Mark, The, 412.
"Bringing our Sheaves with us," 333.
Cantatrice, La, 12.
Cup, The, 577.
Dead House, The, 618.
Discoverer of the North Cape, The, 357.
Evening Melody, An, 304.
Fifty and Fifteen, 474.
House that was just like its Neighbors, The, 450.
Jolly Mariner, The, 814.
Keats, the Poet, 531.
Last Look, The, 749. ​Marais du Cygne, Le, 429. My Children, 317. Myrtle Flowers, 223.
Nature and the Philosopher, 705. November, 737. November. April, 177.
Shipwreck, 101. Skater, The, 788. Spirits in Prison, 838. Swan-Song of Parson Avery, The, 207.
Telegraph, The, 591. To ———, 284. Trustee's Lament, The, 370. Waldemsamkeit, 550. M Washing of the Feet," The, on Holy Thurs- day, in St. Peter's, 728. What a Wretched Woman said to me, 151. Work and Eest, 673.
Literary Notices.
American Cyclopædia, The New, 256.
Annual Obituary Notices, by N. Crosby, 900.
Aquarium, The, by P. H. Gosse, 253.
Belle Brittan on a Tour, 638.
Bigelow, Jacob, Brief Expositions of Rational Medicine by, 763.
Black's Atlas of North America, 900.
Chapman's American Drawing-Book, 255.
Church and Congregation, The, by C. A. Bartol, 128.
Crosby's Annual Obituary, for 1857, 900.
Curiosities of Literature, by Disraeli, 768.
Cyclopaedia of Drawing, The, by W. E. Worthen, 640.
Cyclopædia, The New American, 256.
Dana's Household Book of Poetry, 768.
Disraeli's Curiosities of Literature, 768.
Drawing-Book, The American, by J. G. Chapman, 255.
Drawing, The Cyclopædia of, 640.
Ewbank, Thomas, Thoughts on Matter and Force by, 764.
Exiles of Florida, The, by J. R. Giddings, 609.
Fitch, John, Westcott's Life of, 607.
Giddings, Joshua R., The Exiles of Florida by 609.
Goadby, Henry, A Text-Book of Animal and Vegetable Physiology by, 766.
Gray's Botanical Series, 383.
Household Book of Poetry, by C. A. Dana, 768.
Inductive Sciences, History of the, by Whewell, 122.
Journey due North, A, by G. A. Sala, 895.
Kingsley, Charles, Sir Walter Raleigh and his Time, with other Papers by, 894.
Library of Old Authors, 119.
Life beneath the Waters, 509.
New Priest in Conception Bay, The, 896.
Pascal, Études sur, par M. Victor Cousin, 637.
Pellico, Silvio, Lettres de, 767.
Physiology, Animal and Vegetable, by Henry Goadby, 766.
Poe's Poetical Works, 900.
Raleigh, Sir Walter, and his Time, with other Papers, by C. Kingsley, 894.
Rational Medicine, Brief Expositions of, by Jacob Bigelow, 763.
Robertson, Rev. F. W., Sermons by, 127.
Sea-Shore, Common Objects of the, by J. G. Wood, 253.
Stephenson, George, Smiles's Life of, 124.
Summer Time in the Country, 899.
Thoughts on Matter and Force, by Thomas Ewbank, 764.
Vocabularies, 126.
A Volume of, by T. Wrigtt,
Webster, John, Dramatic Works of, 119.
Whewell's History of the Inductive Sciences 122.
Wright, Thomas, A Volume of Vocabularies by, 126.
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