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u TIE KNIoBBRBocKER for February is on
our table as usual at precisely the right time
Its contents are various and entertaining as ever.
The opening paper under the title of a Few
Candid Observations cmbodies much wholesome
truth, fearlessly though sometimes crudely oz-
pressed The writer maintains that Force is not
adapted either to prevent crime or reform the
criminal. The Destruction of Carthage Some
thing to Die for; Earth's Mysteries, The Mu-
scal Neighbors,' &c. are the titles of some of the
principal articles. The Literary Notices and
Editors Table are in he koicke,bocker's usual
vein. We copy the following brief Poem:


DIRGE FOR AN INFANT.