New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-15
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CONTENTS OF TIE January No, I3tS-Yot. I'D. No |.
Original Papers:
Autobiography Of Pocket Handkerchief by James Feni-
more Cooper.
The Spirit of Poetry by Henry T. ruckerman.
The Philosopher and the Fish, Fairy Tale; by T. C..
friendship; by Maria del occidente
Sonnet the late T. Coleridge by Washington Altsn
The Coquette, the Game Life; by Mrs Frances Sar.
gent Osgood; tlastrated)
Time by Aane Plyrie Dnnes.
Count Potts Strategy; by Mp. Willis.
The Conqueror Worm; by Edgar A. Poe.
Lines written for the Anniversary OF Benevolent Society,"
by VIM. Pitt Palmer.
Eow TO tell, tell Story by Mrs Ssba Smith
The e!irey OF Bruges; by X W. Longfslew {llustraed
The Fatal Mistake By the Author Of Henri Quatrs, or
The Days OF the League
Passages from Aylmere. by Robert T. Conrad.
The Artists Love; by Mrs Emma c. Embury
Northern Legend, from the German; by Wm. Cullen
Life compared to a Traveller.
Our Continuously lydia II sigourney c. NJ. sedgwck,
Frances s osgood, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs Emma c.
No conceaimen;; by Mrs. Lydia H. sigourney.
REVIEW OF New Books.
EDITORS TABLE.
Embe llishments in the January Number.
Portrait OF Miss c. NJ sedgwck from an original sketch
Portrait of Mrs. lydia II. sigourney, from original
sketch by SEQ Freeman; engraved by R W. Dodson
picture by S
Portrait OF slrs. Emma e. ERbury from original min
ature By T. S Cummings; engraved by r. w. Dodson.
C. Giovanni Thompson; engraved by Il w. Dsdson.
The Coqueue fine nezzotinl engraving by j. sarnin
The Fatal Mistake, engraved on steel by Welsh Walter
after GA Herbert.
year l843.
Mu;Ic-'The Pilots Ballad by the late Thomas Haynes
Bayley, with Music by 5. Nelson.
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