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cha some req Sc: II bss= ness ~ bn3 hem IN som
rev chan. If .erviry." The ppetieal cocs-,ba.a,p,
in this rumber p'e.sr, great vs1siy, ssesenen in
oIe hIIo Of when Is TIE :)liG EiDg:
BRaH,I..
Ftse led slayer thtk he ssys,
.! " The Jain M; hs a ss.o,
Tfsy know Mt ~eu the subtle rsys
keep, ard pss-, and tux sssin.
Far OF fo,g,, to ne ia near,
Shajos sd sunigb. sre Ire ss1e,
The vanished : lds % mo spoear,
Ard ore 10 me are shame srd iams.
Tbsy r.ek N III who Iesvs NE ou':
When ue III y fly, l sm fhe wings a.
am the joubier aud tia doubt,
And the BY mn the Bsshmin sings.
he s.rorg gods pine COX ny s1ode,
And pine II var the 'sc.ed Seven;
But thou, meek lover OF The good
Find re and turn thy bsck on Heaven.
The nsyaz re closes with the ususl edI'orial Ell
aue,es inc ud,rg page o. two Of short reviews wnt-
ten in IN admirable Split OF criticism, aud with spicy
pupgercy Of expression.
HARPER.
The November number Of G1per c>seathe tlf'eeeth
Volume With an updin nisbed lie. OF subscribers, srd
the accustomed variety Of mater aud copousness
Of Establishment. The publishers s1Dounce the most
ample preparations for the ensuu. volume, which will
cSptap the serial novel by rbaske cray, and con-
.ributions from many distinguished American writer's,
In spite OF the depressed oEdon of tae bookrade,
this number pre- sents cheerful aspect, and viii doubt.
ess be followed by series in respect inferior to the
issues which hsve given the Magazine such a wide
reputation.
EMERSON AND PUTNAM.
This combired monthly slso gives out word Of hope
mi promise announcing largely increased circulation,
ard the determination Of the publishers 10 place at
the head Of American magazines. The principal fea-
tures Of interest in this number are ao account OF the
"Strais OF Msgelsn," Visit to Montenegro
new chsper in the Life OF Washington" paper on
American Colleges Pictures Of Sill Life in the
Country and several pieces Of og aa poetry beside
the editori. departments which present varsity for
almost every sste. The number usual is literally
emhellshee.
THE KNICkERBOCKER.
The EDITORS Table Of this rumoer Commences
with mourning page account OF the decease OF It's
estimshe publisher, Mr.. Samuel Huetou, msn
whose sterhps integrity Of character, and kind aud
modest rnarrers had won the respect and sympathy
of large circle OF scquantarces. Mr. Huesfon was
tatiye of Scotland but from infancy TO the age OF
twenty two had lived ia Moris.Owu, New-Jersey.
| From thai iice, be had resided in New.York, with
the exception OF nine ten years, which he passed az
the South The editor reoIsIks OF him, that " he was
not merely publisher; his literary ympsthies were
warm At gerisl bis appreciation correct; MS kidd
ness OF h.art upvaried He died. as be had lived a
cevoted practical Cbristiar" The kR!cker6Jcser, II
ia announced, will continue its regular ard prompt
uublicstion with circulation that rGs never larger
than at the present uoment and with literary material
tha, was never II ore various and aoundsnt.'
MRS. STEPHENS.
The indefat.sbe conductor of this Magazine lsbors
n e.siay fJr The entertainment and inCrucon OF her
-eaeers The wors il issued with great typographical
elsgsnce, 81 It's literary execution fully s1st.ins the
reputation Of the popular au,horess whose name II
b,aIs
| BLACKwOOD (Oct. Scott &C = Repuhic,:!on)
The scier.if, reader will be attracted by 'he paper
| in this number entitled New Seaside Studiss.' II
contains some etcs discussions of to
the student of comparative anstony 10 aid'on to the
usual graphic descriptions Of the series. The writer
brings 70, ward sevsya facts from bis own per-ona OBJ
s.rvaon, which seem to justify the corc'u'ioa that
fbeIs are bot necessary to the coDouc.oa OF aerve
'orce. The p'evs.hg theory, Is well known sup
poses every reryt "a impression 10 be conveyed by
foer 10 a cell Esd by fioer from the CELL but from
the exu.,iu ents of the writer be concludes that
vous i'm ars individually transmitted where no
bers exist 81 here there is &C actual solution of
Continuity The connection Of tois discovery with That
Of NJ Brown Sequsrd Of che most eminent OF liv-
1p pb, siologts in regard to the Transmission OF i'm
preston. al"pg the spinal chord, is illustrated by
.ipgu arly Interesting exposition and comparison
Although does not claim the attention of the general
reafer this paper is calculated 10 make sensation IN
the scientific world.