J.S. Dwight

[Published in The Pioneer. A Literary and Critical Magazine, January 1, 1843 (1)]

[Edited and Annotated by Jacob Winkelman for the University of Arizona Antebellum Magazine Edition Project, May 3rd 2015]

[Editor's Note]

LA FONTAINE’S FABLES.¹ Boston: Tappan and Dennett.

THE CAREER OF PUFFER HOPKINS. By Cornelius Mathews.¹ Author of the Motley Book, &c.² New York: D. Appleton & Co.³ 1 vol. 319 pages.

I. B. Wright

[William Wetmore Story]

[Published in The Pioneer. A Literary and Critical Magazine (1843-1843); January 1843]

[Edited and annotated by Reid Dempsey for the University of Arizona Antebellum Magazine Edition Project, May 2015]

[Editor's Note]

Spark’s Life of Washington[1]. Abridged by the author

[Author Unknown]

[Published in The Pioneer. A Literary and Critical Magazine; Jan 1843 (1:1)]

[Edited and Annotated by Laura Penalver for the University of Arizona Antebellum Magazine Edition Project, May 3, 2015.]

[Editor's Note]

W.H. Burleigh^[1]

[Published in The Pioneer January 1843 (1.1)]

[Edited and Annotated by Kate Penney of the University of Arizona Magazine Edition Project, 4 May 2015]

[Editor's Note]

     I.

Not worthiest in his worship who afar

 Retired from crowds, in meditation deep

[Robert Carter and James Russell Lowell]

[Published in The Pioneer, January 1843 (1:1)]

[Edited and Annotated by Kelsey Whiteside for the University of Arizona Antebellum Magazine Edition Project, May 4, 2015]

[Editor's Note]

[Author Unknown¹]

[Engraving Designer: Hammatt Billings²]

[Engraving Artist: J. G. Chandler³]

[Published in The Pioneer, January 1843 (1:1)]

[Edited and annotated by Colin Pedron for The University of Arizona Antebellum Magazine Edition Project, 3 May, 2015]

by Jones Very

[Published in The Pioneer, January, 1843 (1:1)]

[Edited and Annotated by Morgan Panknin for the University of Arizona Antebellum Magazine Edition Project, May 4, 2015]

[Editor's Note]

Thou small, yet ever-bubbling spring,

   Hid by low hillocks round,

And oaks whose stretching branches fling

   Their shadows on the ground;

I stoop upon thy stony brim

   To taste thy waters sweet,

[Author Unknown]

[Published in The Pioneer, January, 1843 (1:1)]

[Edited and Annotated by Morgan Panknin for the University of Arizona Antebellum Magazine Edition Project, May 4, 2015]

[Editor's Note]

To one who drifteth with opinion’s tide

Things on the firm shore seem to shift and glide,

While he, his fantasy’s unwitting thrall,

Seems the sole thing that moveth not at all.