The Magnet

We have received the firslnumbcr of this work, which is handsomely got up. It contains a varie'y of articles on Magnetism, Phrcnology and other kindrcd topics, which are highly inreresting. At the same time, we must say that it contains some remarkable statements, which put our marvellousness to the test. As the subject is new to most of our readers, we propose to insert in our miscellaneous department, from time to time, a few extracta from the work. Mr. SundWland's character for sagacity and integrity is such as to demand confidence in the correctness of hts statements. The study of the human niind, under whatevor aspect it may be viewcd, will always be profitable and interesting to thinking men, and we have no doubt the present work will eecuro an extensive patronage. - The leading features of the Magnet will be seen in the advertisement on our fourth page. The discoveries of Mr. Sunderland, us thcre enumerated, leave all former writera on Phrenology far in the back ground.