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... UitcraiJ) r 'SOtiKcr. THiE MAGAZINES, I:ASEt.-There are fluctuntions in Literature as in every olher marketable commiodity-this time tit average crul), the rnext a scanty one, and by und bye these comes tn abundant one, It is the very nature of things that this diversity should be, and therefore it is hardly fair to infer from one or more deficient harvests, that the heart is taken quitoout uf ...

... J)tc t V). To) MY,1EF .,II(Ti0 : E R'S VICP21'U1 I:.. ?? Lady Halrriette D Oi'sey. I g zot upon thy ciilmi, still face, And love its linetiilotits to Irlipe, Nitilt thlir sw0eet mild inourniful grilce, I itok into liose rlarkl dteep eyes, \'liars suitlth a spell (itd sweetiess lies, And tears into minie owl' irite. Atl then I Ion6 my bead to rest Uptolt that faiir and lovitig briast, And in ...

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... -. - ?? - ?? - - iii-irrarp Notirro. The? For07tunes ?? eclior O' Halloran7 and his Man illark zinvion tl 'oole. By J1.11H. AIViEiLLa ( I30oi. ?? naiie at Maxsvvll, asssraiaed as it is wiith I his ?? -ioriasof IWatrlaoojis a sugivitoe gaarsalee oar ihi, tnw wvnork, hic h, a ar the fash ion of' Dickens, is publishinig is luoialitly parts ; sad. firile lite cele- a brated Iluz is being fieted ...

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... iltararp N'Olifro. THliE l.OVEIIS OF) VIRE. 1TA II. r. J.SIliS, tlIQ. The son was shininig ai fair as the sun coldil thine on a beautiful .avy nornillg; bright, vet *etntle warill, but deali mi dwav betwteii the Nvatering-pot of April, and the w~arminfg-pall of J I~ll,-EV.'lOll, iII ?? beautifill valle' of VAire- evurv body know's Vire--bht, lest there should be anv bodv in the wide world ?? ...

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... vortrp. NEW READING FROMI LAMLA ROOKIt. 'Tr:as eer ths ointl ellillhood's 'toor I'NU SCye II 1ty ?? hol)es deciay I olever ?? d a tree or flower, Ilt 'NtwIS thetc filst to 0lhde aidly! Artd ontw, ?? IIIy st ?? I tolell, III goldull sov'reiigls, pure and bI ight, lv wayvvardltess of ate jc skIdt, '1ple' tWA .jYs liltppent to be liglt ! ,sON(GS OF TlIlE SEE1D1Y. Wheln t It illtp is frvsh kipoit ...