The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-05-22
Also, SWANS vERM1FUGE.
Commencement of the Seventh Year.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE.
Contents.

Contents
SULPHUR SPRINGS OF NEW YORK.
THE p Hin ed by F,1IeeT EHgrsyi1 4,
Illustrated by Eight EngTavings
ASTRONOMICAL oBsERV AToRiEs IN THE UNI
TED STATES. By ELIAS LooNls, LII. ID.
Illustrated by Twenty-seven Engravings
BALLAD OF BUNKER HILL
AMBRoSIANA NOSE OFFERING.
THE TIL GREAT EPIDEMICS-fIIE PLAGUE.
WANTEDEA HEALTHY WIFE.
RISE OF THE DU1 CHI REPUBLIC.
LITTLE DoRRIT. By CHARLES DrcKkNs.
MSstrat'o"'-1he Brothers.-Nhss Dorrii and Lit
CHAPTER XIX The Father OF the Marshal~ea in
two or three Relations.
CHAPTER NN. Moving in Society.
CHAPTER M; MIR. Merdle's Complaint.
CHAPTER xxi. A Puzzle
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
Books Of the Month.
EDITORS TABLE
EDITOR ) EASY CHAIR
EDITORS DRAWER
MR. SAMSON SHANGHArS THREE DAYS on A
FARM.
RusbatiOn,-Mr. Shanghai Medira,es-IIis Ideas
of the Country. His First Dinner Prepares tor
Work.-Tries laying -knocks of--An Attempt
AReireat-Hard Work-A acknowledgements
FASHIONS FOR JUNE
MrastraiOns-w Walking Dress er. C;iyI's Costume -
Lace Mantila.--Laue Fichr
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