own and admired, by which his valuable assistance will
be secured in the editorial department of this Magazine exclusively.
This arrangement will, we are assured, be hailed with pleasure by the
host of friends which the Magazine possesses throughout the Union, as
an earnest that no efforts will be omitted to show the sense the
proprietors entertain of past favors, by rendering their work still
more attractive and deserving of patronage for the future.

Transcriber's Note:

Certain irregularities in spelling and grammar have been left as in
the original. Small errors in punctuation have been corrected without
comment.

1. page 122--added apostrophe to word 'wont' in phrase '..he wont be
my hero...'

2. page 123--corrected typo 'will' to 'well' in phrase 'They are all
very will for rich people.'

3. page 125--corrected error in text 'almost wondering at first what
Angile meant.' to 'almost wondering at first what Augusta meant.'

4. page 130--corrected typo 'spedily' to 'speedily' in phrase '...fit
a mast to it, which was spedily done.'

5. page 143--corrected typo 'brightnesss' to 'brightness' in phrase
'...the beauty and brightnesss of that sweet...'

6. page 153--corrected typo 'stong' to 'strong' in phrase '...or some
stong emotion...'

7. the notation [~n] has been used to designate an n with a tilde above it

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