Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-09

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CdoWct LtordTy, emitted, ENTERPRiZE,
lNursrpy Avn Apr M N,un ,l,, .,,Lor
FURNISHES US VII" p'eIdce III INC loin VI d
dream. IL appears to us TO be hit off will,
gr,., c.Jr;,v aud TAIN, i, co,,or,;o, ,y,l,
9
'"e contents Vi ''c oooh, Is III h'gn degres
significant and striking. The preface is as
cLi,ws
was doing by my evening are.sde, when
one OF those nasty VISIONS passed. be'ore my
'nlnd, which sometimes seem 10 revea! the con-
tents OF volumes IN the space "i lew seconus
II appeared as II every article OF furniture be,
came suddenly animated WIN NE, ana endowed
with the gut OF speech; ana mat cach ono
came forward l" solcl' my attention, ana be.
scerh me |" write us NE ana adventures.
Tho porty piano. advancing vain sort OF
e'ep''an'Ine sep informed me That lis rosewood
covering was Violently torn from us birthplace
IN the forests ~ brazil us massive legs OF phc
grew IN the wIIds ct Name; the iron which
formed lis frame was aug from NINE IN Swe-
den; l's strings were fabricated at Kouen; the
brazen rods OF the pedals were made OF copper
from Cornwall, m Xed with silver from the mines
I" ro'os' the covering OF the keys was formed
ct the tusks ct elephants from Africa; the var
ham, and the whole were wrought into their
present iUr!n at the world-!enowned establish
"e"' VI MesSrS' Ch'ckeflns " 20, "ashns'
ION Stree, boston.
me was ''us'h2 on 'he s'l.u'ar 'ict INA
'"e '"u, quarters" u, ihe one had peeh ransack'
I" 'o' the ''a'er'"'s ~ "h'ch 10 construct t''s
s'"9'e ru',,e"'' near" ah extraordinary rat
t0ig 10 tne Nhlna c,"Se,. on"pen'hg NE door
anu ""h"hg 'n' nehe" WIN ailazelhHht every
a''oe'-p,"'eS' p'a''crF' BOWS ana 'unlo'crS'
''s,o,s an" ''ca"' PoS' SAVERS ana Sd" ul>hes
"u''u'''' guy as u INSPIRE" WIN some ezra
o'"'""'! e,'p' "''' HI' ne9"h 10 SPEAK al once
1.a S'o'' ~o'st wa" t"', VI p1"e'' ga
'"'cu NY ca's' A"" '''t o',, e"u'u ea'ne'
o"! q "" "'''cn," S"""'I' ne ST, III r'a'S
W '"e '"s'o' s'a'o See'"cn I" nave 'h' au'an>
,"so VI '""sS' ana ! ,.erc'nre ea'hered INC 'o'-
"pW"'e se"'r"'eS san H"s'af" was fa's'
g. W an "" "'",'" ~ '.d'V'' ahu ''''u'"'
Gu III are '"u u eau Iepper' was
o'n N"'Iu u! ,"e swarm! ',aa!s o' SI'har"'
'' ''"'t '"Is ""'' '','u we "o''u !" St'
'"" IL '"'" he'' '"i' 'a'ne NV" en-
'e"'' az n'"H'''''''''' an" W. PUhtu W o"-
"e'Wp''' " pS'r"' ana l. sa'u 10y, wa.
rea,eu ana ilahula''"red ID Japan ANA !,
sag sweet C''' came 'r"i" Tue sunny c'''hes
VI lazy anu y sal" '"te"r' WI" d sco"
a'r H'e'"'' came from "aru ''"er
pew ny ''e G'a'norS 81 me emma CLOS
~ ','7 u''o' ~ ''' ''oH "' '"c "su' genus )
oui hau si'eHccu one source 81 annoyance,
anlther Was ne'nre me. lie carpet rose and
lei! Ike waves o'nea'l my lec', ana at length
one ct The large circular figures stUud erect
and with goggIng eyes and enormous mouth
addressed me as ioiIows:-'l was born upon
Inc backs OF sheep that we're led III ASA Nj
nor was spun ny those who pray I'VE times
Il day 10 Mahomei; the colors that decorate me
were gathered from the three kingdoms of ma.
,ure, and was woven III machine, the inven.
t'on ~ whch consumed twenty centuries
"carce'! was ms Sper'" e'ieo' Wheh saw
the Mirror sway'ng RAPIDLY back and forth, and
~ "''a'I'. 1t oN0'"''''u - S'c'' '" ~,
,a -, H. "' ''No 10 J''' we
alal H., g.. WV, u.s." "''' W
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~''. w., Nv T"' HS"', WHY" ''eH NV
az ''' r'N''' M"N u"s ''''', '''e "''''e'
,,,n ,a,,I. ,I LI 'e ',I we s''''"' W
,'e i we ~ WIN" .'us NY '"'''e ""S
Niger, and having passed through the purse OF
Inc hl'e ol hShah,e"' was beaten to the thin.
Hardly was this burs, # rhetoric ended. Wien
the Argand lamp declared that lis oil once dweit
,nJ ,hiob I'D VI ""de Sese"'y .ee' III 'tnIt"'
century. A book that Law upon the table spoke
OF containing in its leaves variety Of rags
Gould tail ,ai, and sofa s,'d Snne,hiuy of
hair from the tails of wild horses. caught on the
rapas "' S"u,n Ne ,d a. ana 1a"y 'aeeS {"
Campeachv. The scene grew mora and mara
bewiidef'ng-and as each object seemed to he
endowed wan mercer aspect aud louder tone,
NY hcdIt ucat Vo'shllV, ana dWuRe !--LooR-
'"e ".o""u, saw oe'"re me a ho'e from tic
pruning once winch ran thus
"Dear Sr,--PIease furnish us copy for the
preface TO the Enterprise, Industry, and Art OF
Man Yours, J. r."
II the kind and Considerable reader will boar
in mind tina, preface. ,huuuh placpd at The he
p,puinr. is the last ,h,uu wr,,,en. and if moro.
over. he has The na,i.nce +, nerrse ,ha ,hn fol
LOWING pares--he NAV come ia the conclusion
Tia, The nrecedinn dream w.s uoi,hor ,,m,,a,,,t,
NOR a verv unan, intervention If tho contents
If The volume.
no pages when succeed tins fancied IN
PRODUCTION are destined TO exhibit the eutcr.
.,u;.., ;.J.,
P'''' '''"''S ""u Az VI maui '' u'SP"1e'
IN hshng, huniiie, commerce, navigation
mining. agriculture. and manufacturers. The,
..I !,
"'' ''t'e'o VIZ" entertaining S"e''"eS' "'ct,
descriptions, and striking reflections. W.
make Two or three extracts which will n,
:,
'e"o WIZ" '"'''es'' anu give some 'oea OF til'
subject, and the happy sllle in which il i
,reated nv the au,hor
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