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COLUMBIAN MAGAzISE.-The December number
of this work is on our table. The engravings are
as usual, rich and strikingly illustrative of the
subjects represented. The frst, illustrating the
passage from St. Mark in which the Saviour says,
'suffer little children to come unto me" is touch
inply and extremely beautiful Its articles are, as
usual, of a chaste and elevated order. This No
closes the volume, and the editors say that in
entering upon another, their prospects are bright
and cheering This is indeed as it should be. and
it is gratifying to know that periodical so ably
conducted and replete with usefulness and
tasteful entertainment, is likely to meet the reward
it so justly merits.