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GRAHAM's MAeAzINE.-The January number Of his excellent periodical is before us, replete with beauties both literary and pictorial Il is really casket of gems and all of the purest water; "New Years Gift that will be duly appreciated by the gifted. The contributors to this work are of such known celebrity and high standing in the literary world, as to require no further comment from our ren. We shall merely glance over the contents en passasi. leaving their further merits to the discern ment of discriminating public. "AIonelogius among the mountains" by "A Cosmopolite, ? Is a well written article. The spandelion" by James Russell Lowell, is quite beautiful as also the cFo- rest Bard,' by Alfred B, Street. which is rich in poetic beauty. "George Moyne," pretty tale, by Mrs Elicit. The Lea Weed, n by Longfellow, is beautiful; and as usual rich in poetic imagery. "A peep within doors," by Fanny Forester, is a deeply interesting tale, and very well written de- pcting, in the most lively manner. the purest of all human feelings, mothers lere--its strength and power, under the most trying circumstances. "'rhe Blind Fiddler of Amsterdam, hy Paulding is excel lent, full of wit and humor, calculated to chase away the ".4sre Demoas" be their color of the deepest hue. Sketches of naval men, by Cooper and the .Batte Grounds of America,n both eoed complete the literary portion Of this number. The cngravings with which ii is embelshed, have been gotten up with great care, and arc beautifully exc cuted, from the best American artists "The Love Letter." by Ilman, we consider the best, though the "Child and Lute," is a fine specimen of that most beautiful style, the ''mezzon,o, engraved by sartain. "Horse Racing by Sioux Indians. is a spirited and fine engraving. Ncr must we a.nit lle wreathe of "Moss Roses and Ruds.n than which we have seldom seen any thing more beautiful Al. together, this work presents rch treat to the 1vers of polite literature; and can truly recommend ii as one of the best periodicals now pablishea

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