1 11 12

Arr. ). PARIS : AND LIFE THERE. BY H. T. TUOK ERMAN,

II. A MEMORY,
III. HESPERUS,
IV. REVELATIONS OF WALL-STREET. By RICHARD B. KIMBALL, AUTHOR OF

*Sr. LEGER,'
V. A WINTER-SCENE BY RICHARD HENRY STODDARD,
VI. THE OBSERVATIONS OF MACE SLOPER, Esq. By Chables G. LELAND,
VII. LIVING ALONE. BY HENRY P. LBLAND,
VIII. THE TAXIDERMIST. By Fitz-Hugh Ludlow, .
IX. THE LITTLE PEASANT. BY R. S. CHILTON,

X. FAUNTLEROY VERRIAN'S FATE. BY HARRIET E. I'RESCOTT,
XI. THE MAN AT THE DOOR. By Fitz-JAMES O'BRIEN, .
XII. THE VAN GELDERS OF MATINECOCK. By John T. IRVING,
XIII. THE RAIN, .
XIV. SONNETS. BY HENRY W. RockwELL,

13 24 25 84 SC 56 67 71 72 83 84

LITERARY NOTICES :

1. THE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS,

88 2. LITERARY AND PROFESSIONAL WORKS OF BACON, .

89 3. PROF. VALENTINE MOTT'S SURGICAL CLINIQUES,

61 4. WA-WA-WANDA: A LEGEND OF OLD ORANGE, .

92 5. LEWIS'S NEW GYMNASTICS: 'BOSTON JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE,

98 6. HENRY'S `ELEMENTS AND CONDITIONS OF SOCIAL WELFARE,' 96 7. PICTURES AND PAGES FROM THE WRITINGS OF J. FENIMORE COOPER,

97

Editor's TABLE :

.

1. EDITORIAL HISTORICAL NARRATIVE OF THE KNICKERBOCKER, 99 2. STORY OF THE LITTLE BLACK SLIPPER,'.

106 3. · WORKING-MEN' AT HOME AND ABROAD,

107 4. THE NORTH-BRITISH REVIEW' ON 'AMERICAN HUMOR,

108 6. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS,

. 110
1. BOSTON BELIEVERS' IN * BUMPOLOGY :' OUR OWN PARENOLOGICAL • EXPERIENCE :
PRACTICAL TEST IN EDINBURGU : PRENOLOGICAL CHART BY • DOUBLE ENTRY.' 2. AN UN-
DBR-GROUND PRAYER - MEETING IN THE WELSH MINIB:' ILLUBTRATION OF IT 19 ALL FOR
THE BEST.' 8. SYRIAN AND EAST-AFRICAN TRAVEL: DR. KRAPF's RESEARCHES. 4. GROWING
OLD: 'ROLLING TIME,' 5. RECOMMENDATORY EPISTLE OF JAMES SUNNEY, THE · BLOSSOMING
BARD,' TO COLONEL Pipes,' THE · RipenED RECITER AND VOCALIST:'THE · BARD OF MISERY,'
A Down-EAST RIVAL: WITI PURTICAL' ILLUSTRATIONS. 6. AN ILLINOIS GBOCERY-SOORE, BY
DOUBLE ENTBY. 7. EARLY WINTERISH THOUGHTS IN THE COUNTRY, 8. A RETORT. TELLING,'
IF NOT COURTEOUS.' 9. MORE PRACTICAL JOKES OF THE LATE COLONEL L. Snow. 10,
• UNOLE LEM' AND THE MILLERIT& BUSINESS.' 11. • THE PATHS WE HAVE NOT Known,' 12.
THE 'Good SMOKER: ' A VERBAL EPITAPH. 13. A DOTONMAN's RelianCE ON PROVIDENOL.
14. LECTURES OF ME. WILLIAM WIRT SIKES. 15. A CONUNDRUM BY INDUCTION. 16. THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART-JOURNAL: 'FALSTAFF' PREMIUM PICTURE. 17. DEFERRED EDITORIAL
CORRESPONDENCE,' Eto. 18. FIFTY-SEVENTI VOLUME OF THE KNICKERBOCKER :' OUR PRE-
MIUMS. PUBLISHER'S NOTICE,

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1961, by JAUKS R. GILMORE, in the Clerk'e OlBce of the

District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York,

NEW-YORK:
J. R. GILMORE, 5 BEEKMAN STREET.

1861.

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1861, by

JAMES R. GILMORE, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District

of New York.

...149

.277

PAGE

PAGB
A

J
A MENORY...

11 JACK's Valentine. Fitz-JAMES O'Brien, A Faded Leaf froin the Fair River. Joux P. Brows,

150

L
A Sex Theory of Bohemians. C. ASTOR BRIS LIVING Alone. HENRY P. LELAND,.

84
TED,..
311 Little Peasant. R. S. CHILTON,.

56 Chapter on Frogs. G. P. DISSOSWAY, 484 Lines. HENRY W. ROCKWELL,

..161 A Glimpse of Indian Warfare. John W. Lines to my Mother,.,

..194 WRITISG,

599 Lines on a Lobster. JOSEPH BARBER, .252
Legend of Violante. 0. 8. LELAND,

.267
B
Lord Bacon. John W. EDMONDS,

271, 878 Boz O'LISE. Fitz-JAMES.O'BRIEN,.

.253 Lines, 'Come up hither,'.
Lines, The Girdle,'.

.887
с

.418 Lines of Friendship. R. S. CHILTON,

Lines read at Stockbridge, Mass. WM. PITT CASPER MYERS. EDWARD S. RAND, Jr.,......522 PALMER,

489 Claribel R. S. CHILTON, .633 Lines on a Grave,.........

..502 Laborare est Orare,

.648 D

LITERARY NOTICES : King of the Mountains, 89;

Works of Bacon, 89; Mott's Surgical CliDONIZETTI and the Italian School. RICHARD

niques, 91; Wa-Wa-Wanda, 92; Lewis' GBANT WHITE,..

.186

Gymnastics, 95; Henry's Elements of SoDerrick Van Dam. Jous T. IRVING,

.863

cial Welfare, 96; Pages and Pictures, 97;

Atkinson's Travels, 212; Mrs. Osgood's
E

Poems, 218; Recreations of a Country
Editor's TABLE, ..99, 224, 331, 442, 551, 657

Parson, 215; Emerson's Conduct of Life,'

217; Bayne's Essays, 219; Gibbon's DeF

cline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 221;

Arthur's Magazine, 223; Autobiography of PAUSTLEBOT Verrian's Fate. HARRIBT E. Pres Carlyle, 318; Personal History of Lord COTT,..

..57, 186, 278, 888, 465 Bacon, 824; Life of Garibaldi, 826 ; EuFriendship in Misfortune,

. 171 rope during the Middle Ages, 827; The French Colonies in North-America. T. H.

Pulpit of the American Revolution, 828 ; HOBBAED

259 Hymns for Mothers and Children, 829; Brief

Notices of New Publications, 880; Life in
G

the Old World, 437; Harper's ‘Ancient Geo

graphy,' 'Classical Library,' and 'Greek GLIMPSES of the Danish Capital. ROLF Ro

and Latin Texts,' 439; Hewlett's 'Heroes MAYSE

503

of Europe,' 440; Elsie Venner, a Romance Gossip with Readers and Correspondents, of Destiny, 441; Pampinea and other Poems, 110, 233, 840, 446, 557, 660

643 ; Rise of the Dutch Republic, 545;

Schoolcraft's Archives of Aboriginal Know.
H

ledge, 547 ; Oliver Goldsmith: a Biography, HESPERUS...

12 548; The Wits and Beaux of Society, 549 ; Herdsman's Song. R. H. STODDARD,

195

The Works of Francis Bacon, Vol. XIV., Headsmen of France,.....

604

550; Niagara and other Poems, 653; Poet

ical Works of Samuel Woodworth, 654 ; I

Autobiography, Letters, etc., of Mrs. Piozzi,

(Thrale,) 655; Last Volume of Macaulay's Isle of Chio. Jous P. Brown,.

.587 History of England, 656.