Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-07
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TTARPERs, NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
II Contents Of the september Number: aa
Memories Of Miss Jane Porter. By Mrs. Sc Hall; with
portrait and two illustrations
Shooting Stars and Meteorc Showers with six ilustra-
tions. la4 0tlF*
Five Days. Tour in the Odenwald Sketch Of German
Life. BY William Hewitt.
The Mysterious Preacher.
The Approach Of Christmas (Poetry.) ~
Uginess Redeemed A Tale ofa London Dust-Heap from
Sketches Of English Character-The Old SQUIRE The
Young Squire; By William Hewitt Tx.t'.77-.
Presence Of Mind Fragment; By Thomas de Quincy.
The Haunted House in Charnwood Forest.
Ledru Rollin I; A Biographical Sketch.
A Chip from Sailors Log
The Two Thompsons.
Habits Of the African Lion. sst@ Ell 81 aH..
The Old Church-Yard Tree; A prose-poem. q
The English Peasant; BY Hewitt.
Maurice Tiernay By Charles Lever, (continued.)
Aerial Voyage Of Barral and Bixio @
Andrew Carson's Money A Story Of Gold.
Neander A Biographical Sketch. with portrait.
. The Disasters OF q Man who wouldn't trust his Wife A
Tale e.: Sf |. !, Tailor By VIM Hewitt;
Household Words
The Old Well in Languedoc
Summer Pastme, Poetry
The Chemistry of Candle. rta
The Mysterious Compact Tale Of the Supernatural
free translation from the German.
Wordsw0rth's Posthumous Poem. 4#sJ
The Literary Professiou--Authors and Publishers From
the North British Review. @
The Brothers Cheerbyle.
Writing for Periodicals. s .@
Anecdote of Lord Give. il ,st.#.&s
sr.rY ,nS ssisn say MISCELLANY
Of the Origin Of the Edinburgh Review Character ofSir Ro
bert Peel-The Ownership Of Land-A SeEtaught Artist
Conversation of Literary Mcn-Rewards Of Literature
Schamy the Prophet Of the Caucasus-The Colossal Statue
-Wordsworh's Prose Writings-Aneedote Of Beranger-
The Paris Academy of Inscriptions. fa
Monthly Record Of Current and Foreign
Political, Scientific, Literary, and Personal.
Literary Notices. sts tla@ 3ass
The Fashions for the Month, with four Engravings
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