_Letters from the Allegheny Mountains. By Charles Lanman. New York: Geo. P. Putnam. 1 vol. 12mo._
The author of this agreeable volume is well known as an essayist and tourist. The present work is mostly made up of letters originally contributed to the National Intelligencer, and, as a record of first impressions of scenery and manners, has a raciness and truth which a more elaborate treatment of the subject might have wanted.
PARIS, Boulevart S^{ t.} Martin, 61. _Robes de M^{ me}._ Bara Bréjard, _r. Laffitte, 5_; _Chapeau et bonnet de M^{ me}._ Baudry, _r. Richelieu, 87—Fleurs de_ Chagot ainé, _r. Richelieu, 81_.
MUSIC COMPOSED AND ARRANGED FOR THE PIANO
Presented to “Graham’s Magazine,” and respectfully dedicated to the readers thereof, by the Author.
Wake, lady, wake, thy lover true On wings of love has flown to you; How sad each night, how dull each day, Since
he has been from you away; Wake, lady, in thy beauty bright, Outshine the silv’ry moon to-night.
How drear the months that I have passed Since in these arms I held thee last, Since those dear balmy lips I pressed, And strained thee to my throbbing breast; Come with thy eyes of melting blue, More bright than radiant orbs of dew.
Come, lady, come, this is the hour That Love has placed within our power; Renew our vows, complete my bliss, And seal the contract with a kiss; And then beneath our roseate bower, Thou’lt shine my fairest sweetest flower.
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page 255, and speak him ==> and speak to him page 257, that courge would fail ==> that courage would fail page 260, and sung to him, ==> and sang to him, page 267, not the slighest scruple ==> not the slightest scruple page 268, femine refinement were ==> feminine refinement were page 270, give me the sweatmeats ==> give me the sweetmeats page 273, was actully a delightful ==> was actually a delightful page 273, or exibit at home the ==> or exhibit at home the page 274, hues, to soon have ==> hues, too soon have page 276, reigning in his steed, ==> reining in his steed, page 277, his path their suddenly ==> his path there suddenly page 278, reigning in his horses ==> reining in his horses page 278, thee, Effie,” immediately ==> thee, Effie,” then immediately page 279, _pour passer le tems_, ==> _pour passer le temps_, page 283, a terestrial paradise to ==> a terrestrial paradise to page 283, simple, unforseen accidents, ==> simple, unforeseen accidents, page 284, sold his warbrobe to ==> sold his wardrobe to page 289, heaven rung with the ==> heaven rang with the page 305, and Antartic Circles. The ==> and Antarctic Circles. The page 309, depòt, I saw on the ==> dépôt, I saw on the page 312, Miss Sewall has performed ==> Miss Sewell has performed page 312, visiting Westminster Abby, ==> visiting Westminster Abbey,