Early Spiritualist periodical started by Andrew Jackson Davis in December 1847, in New York, for "the establishment of a universal system of Truth, the Reform and Reorganization of Society." It ran for a year and a half before being absorbed in July 1849 by W. M. Channing's The Present Age.
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