Text: Anonymous, “[Review of Graham's Magazine for March 1844],” Boston Olive Branch (Boston, MA), vol. 8, no. 34, March, 2, 1844, p. 3, col. 3

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GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE FOR MARCH seems to have been delayed beyond its usually prompt is sue. Perhaps intentionally, to give opportunity to crowd its pages with contributions from its ablest writers. We have seldom seen in any single number such an array of popular contributors J. Fennimore [[Fenimore]] Cooper, Jas. C. Neal, Edgar A. Poe, Jos. R. Chandler, Street Benjamin, Wright and others, have each a specimen of their peculiar style. ‘A Bride in Ceylon’ is the title of the first engraving, which is very neatly executed. ‘Little Nell in the Storm’ revives the remembrance of one of the best sketches, which the imaginative genius of Dickens ever produced. [c.