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, 1859-04-22


The Pe1nbinn, Capt. Griffith, arrived lscrc yes
terday from the Lake, which it left Monday
evening. The Captain tried the ice with his bout
crrep:1r a!ung tl,r shore souie half i mile, hut
WIS compelled 10 heat j retreat, which lle made
with difficulty. Thcice was getting thinner aud
il was thought that boats would br np1e to get
through to St. Panl III 4 few daya. The weather
Mt the north has been cold, they haring had
sleiSling ut Wiuona within awcek.
Progress Of the African Slave Tradc.
fErom the y. T. Tribune ath.l
The latest news on the subject Of the Africans
pir:tfcaily imported i'll the yacht Wnnderrr, is
to bc found i'll charge to the United :states
Circuit Court fur the Southern District Of AIN
ban,a, delivered by Judge Campbell, ut Mobile,
on tho 18th inst. He informs the jury that he
had heard, with no little modification, tbat two
parties Of these Africans Ind been brought to
Mobile, having previously passed through the
wiule length Of the judiciul district without mo-
lestation or hindrance. The Judge declares
TINT he could scarcely hare beleyed it possible
but this must bc understood, VIC suppose, in o
l'ickwickiln sen:c.
Tue Inlge declarcs-a1ain, VIC suppose, iu q
pickuickiun stnse-thut he is sure the. fraudu
lent and pirutical efforts lately made to make
slaves Of Africans III despite Of the treaties and
LAWS uf the United States, can awaken no other
sentiments than those Of indignation and dis
gust, and prompt to no other resolutions than
those which will uid to maintain the supremacy
oftlle laws; and iu this yicw Of the case, he in-
rokes the active and diligcnt Efforts Of the
Grand Jury to bring the malcfactors to justice
We shafi see how many indictments they find
, 1859-04-22

s< The Courier aad Enquirer, Of Tuesday
last, published T. special dispatch from Wash
ington, to the effect that Baron Humboldt has
written to diplomatic correspondent at WASH
inston, that wnr cnunol bc postponed beyond
1u1v
, 1859-04-22

hNEniiiS last, aS DF. Z. Is. E.au, u this CITY WAS
driving span uf horses attached to ! buggy
1rom blue Island to this city, and when between
Blue Island and Brighton, man sprung from
HE bushes OIL the roadside seized his horses,
drew pistol and demanded his money or lis
life The Doctor minded orcr $4-all the
money tic had-and then the robbcr demanded
his team, which he also yielded, and the villain
drove it of. The Doctor went back to Blue Is
lnnd--raiscd tho alarm-partes started in vari-
oas directions for thr robbcr, and he WAS finally
captured by Mr. Dcnj jamin kay1or ond two
others in n boat on the canal, near the Brighton
House. lie was brought to this city in the a.
tcrnoon, and after examination before Justice
answer before the Recorders Court. The pris.
oncr proved to be u man named james H. Dick
insun, i resident Of the West side, about fifty
years Of age, and has wife and two or t1rcc
children. lie owns house mud lot on Owen
s:rett. whrrc his family reside. lie is acarriuge-
maker by trade, ind vas for several years in
tile employ Of J. 7. Mendsen & Co. lie stated
ont Of work for two years, that be had this
| spring travelled over five hundred miles 10
search Of employment in rain, md that he had
been obliged to pawn his clothes to bny bread.
This is the prisoners statement; hut tue police,
| on visiting his house, found trunk on the pre-
| miscs which confined Set Of dies, crucibles
mud tools Of various kinda, and olso large NUN.
ber Of figures torn from the corners Of bank
notes. showing pretty certainly that he WAS en
gagged in the manufacture Of bogus money. Mr
Nendseu, for whom be formerly worked, repre-
1srpts him as 1Azy. shiftiess fellow, who wouli
steal than work,
, 1859-04-22
The Atlantic MONTHLY,
For +MNy,
n O w r EADY.

CONTENTS.
Tft GruyAsfrN-
WIZ GuvERyIH FA1yr3
Twu 11AKx AYIEE.
4 Erxn&.t "f uLp LEY1trs.
In F,ss~.
Ttt1 I.4rt bIx5
THa ETAH ExrErsT1o.s.
Bills A3p BkLks.
ls-4;xIF1u'S Az ALAstnksr.
4 TnIr 1n ECHA.
fItE r8ofEs-,I ar 1nk IiREAxYAsr TAn.-E.
TGx Mty<yfN'A Nn,txG.
THs WAlxka T. Sxuw.
REVIEWS ASp 1.YfEn>xt Nutstr~:
4 Sex Il!>trr "f tht Z Iuy:s>t OF Mexico: Mn:hcss
and 1HElnt~. Nur>e* AMI Nursing: STREET Thoughts: !:
The Mathematical Monthly; N"It!uir a,4l Let,u-s II
tlr LITE Taon4a. $rt".m. Artist: laay Murssns .AA
isI2c4yhy; E:t1tr Swv.f: Tht Mu>tee. u. L.uye all
Lrs4ty. Rnw-rs Portrait # Eutss. H. ete-
RECENT .t4kRIcA:S ICBLlcAtIsHA
, 1859-04-22
20 fel1t.

ITO EENI-The Store No, II La
II. a.te strxs:- L<txstn Ea.ui;h and Lake Apps IL
tA+as soSS = il and u L.aIit ,:.t a3.l 5~x
, 1859-04-22
Chief Justice Of NEinconsln

Cur. Randall has appointed Hon, Luther :.
1'ia"n, Of Portage City, Chief Justice Of tic
STATE supreme Court, in place Of Hon. E. T.
Wilton, drccascd
Mr. nixon Is at present Circuit Judge Of ilse
Glib Circuit md il spoken of as ont Of tile ablcs
jurists in Wiscunsiu
, 1859-04-22

TO HENT-Dwcllinr Number Is
II E!n4 rar: eight r"oma. rr!cc r.. pcr month. h
G1s.N a .Sl 1.Ekal ayEntlr. ant~
, 1859-04-22

ITO RENT-To good tenant, I
l. VII rrt eheapthe e1s el:~ dwelling NJ Estc 4n~s
n.a;t1e Lsks NostA s:is-:7s and wa:eF. J. j. WEST
Ill Lake 49Ett. rf51
, 1859-04-22

Wisconsin Judicial Election.
Tic Madison J""rnu1 Of Wednesday publishes
iii. official returns Of the Int election from all
the cnuntrs in tic State but four. Estimating
fur these. it makcs Pai1ie's majority s,5Dl.
, 1859-04-22

TO RENT - Second and third
l. stories t.pac.cu. aad rnuNa:y we'll M..-s, It our
marble fsnak sE,re- SAWYER, PAIGE 4 co. No. ID
Lake stze.t. arsi tn.s 4u
, 1859-04-22

TO nENT-Otflces and Sleeping
Roous ~ h. AeroEt and third :on1s OF No. South
Ci4Es st:eet. THOMAS LON EEiAN ar3SMx
, 1859-04-22
Nem aDbertise1t1ent6.

II C. HScRIFEf. -tic<ftifi.J L2>n4, Is Dearborn It.
autho5t=ef 10 rerctre d3eerse"eas jor is aI all he
Lead'nJ fo1>7s nf flhs So'sAEe& }al E+1y
, 1859-04-22

F. Miller, Rev. c. n. Goodrich,
Joseph Newbiggiug, David Fuller,
Charles Woodall, Vim. Chapm:rr
{. A. kcrobacher, Henry Euu Ne&,
.. ". Brown, ". ". Burton,
Tohias JofusSon, II. Llnch.
u, Pitcher 4 daugh'r, Emra 4. Lindsay,
Amelia 4. sswart, Nicholas pickoid,
Elizabeth Van Nest, John II. Van Nest,
tand family Of nine.} S. Mann.
Nellie Hunter, John u. Black,
Lucy J. GoodFich, Eugene Dorcon
q. luckindue, And many othas.
# Go to Cook i McLain's, rs Dearborn
street, and hare your old clothes renovated and
renewed to appear equal to new. They are by
far the best dycrs and scourtrs in tLe city.
REDUCTION OF Gas.-Notice is given ,hat from
and after the first day Of MAY next the price Of
gas will be reduced By the Chicago Gas Light
aud Coke Company, to two dollars and cents
($.5U} per thousand feet to all consumers
NJ ap=i:los @ - @' D ]. X. Dunr1s, s<c'y.
KtDpER's VR,rrxS VISITING aSp WEDDING
CARns are universally preferred to engraving.
Call and see them at the fremont House.
ap3o-6n'ca2o
fF II will interest our Indy readers to know
tl1at they can hare their spring dresses madeup
exact counter1arts OF what has already appeared
in Paris this present month Of April. and saye
money thcr charge being only $3.u1], by call
ing On Mira. Wilson, lO2 Lake street.
apls-tmyl-c9s5
,ExcHAxGr.-We will buy drafts, certificates Of
deposit, and bills of New York, New England,
St. Louis and Cincinnati.
L. f. ALExAnEK l. Co.,
=: so Clark ST., between Lake md Randolph.
ap1G-ft
~ J. IT. Hoes III Lake street, has return
ed from New iork with large and beautiful
stock Of rich and fashionable iewelry for the
season. Also. rich fans, shell combs, &c. Please
oall and examine the same, visitors vii! be cour-
teaus'y treated, whether, purchasers or not. We
study to please, ap15-lot-c2l3
Ey-I II. Singer 4 Co.'s new and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines far
manufacturing heavy garments OF every descrip-
tion, constantly on hand at I'D Lake street, Chi
cage. 4. u. HARa1s, Agent. apl5-5m-c9o7
MAr7Esox, uorsE.--The Matteson House is
now raiseed to grade. The propgietors are pre-
pared 10 receive their old customers and friends
as usual. BlsSEl1 GooDR1cu.
CHICAGO, April !, 1852. ap7-lm-c6s5
E- See advertisement Of DR.. SanFord's
Liver 1nviguratcr, in another column.
~ See advertisement Of Doudoir Sewing
| Machines, leG Lake street. lafb9OG
, 1859-04-22
Scc. Board Of Education

CoalSG DowS TowS.-Ne notice that the
place of worship Of the Evangelical English
Lutheran Society, which has occupied the cor
ncr Of Congress street and Wabash Ayeuuc, is
now Oh its way down town to new location, on
Monroe, west Of Clark street.
, 1859-04-22

4S 1.hhf SlAs-f4t, oss"esn Cia1k aat nta1born
a3,@:,ly-|'
P 0P j | Ar TRADE!
For Net Cash Only.
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE
1ncom2aratly the Largest, Richest and Cheap
es: Stock Of
GENERAL DRY GOODS
West OF Nc.r York City.
We haze aided largely within few ays to our stuck o.
Rich Silks,
snperb Robes,
Elegant Dress Goods,
Paris Mantles,
ShRwl.,
Paris Embrnidesies,
S1pe,b Real Laets,
Enbroide,i:s Of every kind,
Hosiery and Gloves, d., &C., &e.
In th, arrival fang .y!c Q: good entirely dN
fe:1. fro1a anything be found in this Oily.
We NOW 0EFER FRo4 AUCTION
1900 Pieces Yardwide French
Chintz Prints,
FOR ONE SHILLING.
5000 Pieces Choice Styles Merri-
mack and Cocheco Prints,
FOR TEN CENTS.
1,j00 Pieces Fine De LANES,
FOR TEN CENTS.
1850 Pieces Fine ,1addcr Prints,
ron IL CENTS.
French Silk and Wool CassimereS,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs
For Unt-ilJ!f Regular pr3xs.
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR
IN GREAT VARIETY.
1000 Paris Embroidered Muslin
Sleeves,
From One SAi29iag 10 One Uolldr,
AGREAT BARGAIN!
1000 PIECES RICn FIST C0LoRED ArSLIHs
For One Shilling.
$500 rs. CHOICE F11E.pRisIED eHiLtIEs
For One Shilling.
| ws art NOW In .asl5 .rcapt o1 pa1sa!1s
From -1ECTT0-N5
| AND HAVE LARGE ARRIVALS OF RICH GOODS
For First-C Glass City Trade,
BE EyERK EUROPEAN STEAMER.
Wa will alEa5s exhibit sock which. for
E1rESr, JARRETT, ELEGANCE d~i cuElP1kS:
Is 1ncomparably
Beyond my other in this vicinity,
THAT lxY COMPARISON Is SIMPLY ABSURD
wAo!esae Buyers .oz ze. Cash VIII ssse themselves
| Time and Money
~ looking T3*rosEA ~sr Sleek as& Prtess
Be SURE you tsd tie
MAMmOTH DOUBLE STORE
W. III. ROSS & CO.,
1877 II 1Go.....Lake Street.....l61 L. 16'
| -em4k1
, 1859-04-22

THE BEST Movx lEr.-Wc learn that l1cs}er
i,as leased the splendid sfnrc, No. IL Lake
street, where hc will move his Justly Famed .al-
lrry Us soan as he can get his ncw light reudy,
which. is being built under his especial super
vi>i"n OIL the most approved known scientific
principles. Mr.. IIes1cr has devoted twelrc years
Of untiring labor and zeal to the advancement
Of art u the West, and it l,as been lis constant
airl and lrid: tu makc it lscre-likc the Great
West itself, uuequ:tllcd and unsurpassed. How
far he l,as succeeded is abundautly testified By
his having received the first .-.Gss in the
Worlds Fair, and in the fairs in Boston and
Ncw York. in spite Of all thc prejudiccs against
Western excellence and art, and in every fair
where his work has been exhibited in compcti.
tia,, with his frllow artists. md most Of all by
tile very liberal patronage bestowed upon him
by an enlightened and arprcciat'vc public.
! It is about five years since he fitted up and
opened his present splendid gallery Of which the
West aud our own city is justly proud. But
not content with this, he is nvw about to fit up
tl.c ,nost accessible, commodious and artistic
gallery Of art in America.
, 1859-04-22
THE MINISTER'S wOOING.

THE MINISTER'S wOOING,
Dy IlAar,ET HkEcnxn S.usE.
This *erial begun In the DECEMBER number u thu Atlantis
tas t.n re,~ip. with universal favur an! lids fr b.
the greatest WORK Of the CITED rnve!l-.. The ae' i
forth~ Ntw EaSAn! n the last ecnu;y Is fr AWAY
a1:ty ra.he., show how completely the author has III
tered uta tic 11aint and sn:prie # thn an s,r :te.,
period. Her pnra!.urc< of character ART full Of split:
equally rera.kar In ttLr ds tu:Ers and In tie minute
t.ue.es hsh hut tle .l # srn!s. sye "Tkt
Minister'S Woolcs" will X ccn,lnitL through Tie ysa:
THE Pa3Ft tSS0R Ar ThE BR- -AKfaST TABLE
alr'y to ueep.a tlv npre<. produced by The brilliant
co:tvcr4ann< 1t
THE .tIT0CR1T.
Few :nk writers have lll- various an Int. W..
tua. ct;c'; pr, HOLMES; a.d II i, }.taais.
IT,. IL cn,:nsa! al aut!7 w'-e mty l,;e:s cye:y III.
t.;!rr,.t As:v5i>4 "a: RAJ.
Tlc]as-s RI III slact! ~ ,rrsv:y;xl anI 'e
h'rscaa l.: s4,'ii.-,!.
nnacr. rron the receipt II thu *1l,crp:!cn t.z!. The
Fll.i-teeA wilt 1nll thu ~'sk t. part OF thr fH.1
s:u pre- ;ratI- Subscriptions u1y begin with yitaes le
d.: IF any sE".<.;nt::' nuilt.:r.
The Y',sttctff tho Atlantic I. ~ crHt1 FRI rid
tLras.--Fur Ten lIaaes the ruasi.!r7s viii een Gv,
nt l!.H A..c fu: ,sr ear. tEr su:E;t.rs
tE.ir own post2fe.
,mi=v,n- Tttsers a:d ro-.sst7s wl :ecr:ve te work
f.: Txr l,".l.r.a yr:tr.
K5ts..1s Lid n VII; ULTRA the ,srrs By .le hun
G.r1 ETC., uien aftIGatuI to tAe publishers.
PHILLIPS 4 SAMPSON,
, 1859-04-22

MELANCHOLY CAsrALTT-F1sn1NG noAr car
s1zEp-M.S DRowSEn.-An accident occurred
ahout 1 o'clnck yesterday afternoon, Which re-
suited in the death Of onr man. Two Germans
Of this city na,ncl uasnan Erwin, and ~ Fisher
Jor"-so callel-wcre out on the lake off the
cemetery. in small fishing boat, engaged in pull
in: III l. net. when their boat WIS by some means
caIszrd, and Erwin WAS unfortunately drowned.
The other cluny to the boat until two ncn at
tractrd bv the disaster, manned boat and put
"ut t" the rescue. Dr. rao1i, city physician,
who CHANGED To be 1t the building known Us the
smallpox hospital. wl,ic, was near by, FASTENED
on 10 tie GROUND, and with lis assistants did ef
fcctivr service.
The rescued nun was taken TO the hospital
referred To, and put to bed, being quite exhaust
rl and lie probably would have sunk in few
uorncuts had he not been rescued. The
drowned man was drawn ashore By the net in
which he was cntanslca, possibly the cause Of
the disaster, as it is supposed lie wus entang1ed
| in ii when he sunk. Dr. p.nii mud his assistant
Mr.. Bay--worked about m hour over the
body for lis rc$uscitaion. but life wus extinct.
it haviny bccn about M hour in the water.
Erwin WIS about &C years old, md his COM
| pru;on, who was rescued, 81. They we're both
| fishermen by profession, we learn, We under
stand that Erwin l,as III uncle living here, but
Gill not ascertain that lie hns any other rela.
lives,
, 1859-04-22

TO LE:ASE.-Hotcl, with F'suni-
CLIx STREET.
Asa, u*r!n< lns+o Michigan Arenue, cofnrr Of
J1rk$,a st:vtt. l.tlt AlU.
ALL seve, zsi s,:.~ N cl.rs an! We'll. street. Far
iar!c:LAs, .rt ~ u. NE" kI1sk Isl Ra1aurh t:lets.
4.,lh In
, 1859-04-22

.-., SIIELT.tN, FUTILE &
aA4*N Gus E.tSTf:.E f.1KAJ4GE EE{tiSE-
@ T'R at Amch>1n Transportation CrnIaay's
Building. M1rkti stert. M..s.,fa Chicago hi
gA1 Assortment II Nucxaxay* Slid. Seats t:taetn!.
Top and upsE 1G&s:es. sa.1ira, uarc.s, kr. k4
s..n.iy IN hand.
A5aAaa- THRILLS H. II fY}YY t-.c+
, 1859-04-22

TO RENT.-The second and
l. f'nrl story of store NJ 100 Like szevt Derih las
tsEi--~s!i E1htsul- Te.Z:s .1G4le. EnYt;rr II
apE~dlw"-A3 j. Il. lluTSfuK3 i CO.
, 1859-04-22

."ANTED.-s2, s2,000-Actiyc En-
r, p!oyment x11 q IN >ome respectable nutcess IN
Chicago, W one VINO willing make himself genrra.ly
nss:u and eln lo3n biz employer lou orsags Es.
tefenees Eise3 aad reAued Audre,% JOHN L. COR DON
Bfoofxille Marion County. No. stating oa.ae .ry g.
, 1859-04-22

ITO KENT.-Lumhcr. Yarls-Thc
Il Los nuw necupis1L by e. Nea1s Co.. ua Lu1nbvI H..
a,tnins tkc por Waac bepn x7nuE.< t~o toszs a.Eth
IT fwe!:th Aset Hdt{s. ranEut track Ea;l roElei
With thu dek 4,nntr.lak will et the r,tt
r7 a't. .4liu ftn.a city atvriux faxtE
{br shipping aal handling Lumber. Apply ~ j. '" KAN'
sun NJ. IL South r hJsi1 at.tef- Apt1 In c .6.
, 1859-04-22

TO RENT.-From May 1st-No.
- ~ West tacs-,n ~:rs.l. IA, ll1i-es No. . a,! II
l'r" Place At the 'aw r.:s Il sls PR i vi
n.-i tes44s:, va!y T. II! II MMiSIS -
lblT-lNx - r., 81.
, 1859-04-22

~ J. II. Hoes. Iii Lake street, has return
Cd from New lork with large and beautiful
stock Of rich and fashionable iewe1ry for the
season. Also. rich fans, shell combs, &c. Please
oal and examine the same, visitors vii! be cour-
teYus1yy treated, whether. purchasers OF not. We
study to please apla-lot-c9l3
, 1859-04-22

ITO RENT-The Four-Story Brick
known Is s. Charles Hotel. JOHN Il. DRACKEN. Il
Et1tk STREET, {up stalrY.1 ausa NV
, 1859-04-22

ITO 1tENT.-.A Frame Dwelling
l. Ha;.~e and FuEl:tr On lnsE,na STREET ne. K,,-h
ros*s.i'a ysta 1,s # M,: Atpy to e. X. KGtiE EI>
No. IA AA1ict =. v.!:,yr M,..:.r .nta-Nwx
, 1859-04-22

"AATED-A Secondhand Por-
~ table or Stationary Steam Ins:rr and Itiler IN
Good q Of hnrse power APPS ~, L. sYk -
jr- :upt. ch!caso ald Ni1waukce Ra.liual COMPANY.
, 1859-04-22

TO RENT-F'rom the 1st of MAY,
= athree-RosE Brick Dwelling. No. la4 Oak street. BE-
tween Clark and Lae STREETS containing eegen rooms
Eith bath and closets citezn and hydraulic water
Lot 9x1o ! with Barn IN the Locat.l In the E.s:
gos! responsible teEants. None other need apply.
WM CAMILLE osaee No. L3nds HInek, enrne7 os nan-
d0lph anQ MARKET dnLyty. apt e6yl In
, 1859-04-22

ITO RENT.-Lotts to Lct-Situa.
l. ted in the s.c hcasnn uhp3etAe ,rs sy,oAs Tier
chant ctscF. u a-t as shoe 1t:vr. They an very ily
aid we'll lighted. E1qu;ns II EDWIN HUNT. Uan..
wire staEr, - Lake ,tnyt a:sts
, 1859-04-22

otAAINEt2A"
i +!::Ha E.rlfn under. which society labors
is Sickness. It must yet become an important
question, the Health Of tie Rap!x os Source Of
FnMit 1It4lh. How much IS lost aud squan-
dcred annually, and what burdens Of expense
nrc borne from this causrs
I"femi'<ruatv. whatever else We 1nuy pronounce
it. las come to be considered disease. New
has recognized the institutional treatment Of
this disease in IN Asylum for 1nebHates. At
the A*ylum Of this kind at Dnghampton. i
private institution intended for the accomn1oda-
tion Of ;H patients, before thc roof Was IN there
were 4, ,>,N applications for admission. Or these
I>r. Turner says 4o9 were for fe1nalcs-wouen
whose friends were able and willing to maintain
| them there.
Disho.e.ty- a++I Lying might be regarded as
diseases, though the speaker would not deny
| they werc also csils- What heavy burdens
We're annually borne By trade and commerce
in massive appliances and means to keep ont tas
From ticsc Views al The 1,uracca1s Of Society,
tho speaker urged hopeful, no. desrondent
| REV. The world was progressing, and progress
bud been made Compare the present win tue
erca our penitentiary inmates enjoyed better
fare and housing than thc upblcnen Of Queen
Elizabeth'a time; he would not say that they
we're mt generally much less moral.
We hare reached rapid stage Of growth,
Centurica aud a4gesh have been preparing for thai
| growth Five years ngo they had taken the
first steps to Introduce the water into his city
Brooklyn. Each. successive movement and
stage came npace, and ret through long years
and months no water, until there came q day
when canals and reservoirs and engines, anc
arteries md veins all complete, it was but the
signal Of the engineer, and the whuA: city real
ized the flow Of a current never to cease. ST
when God has made ready, in our single bou1
, 1859-04-22

'ExcHAxGr.-Wc will buy drafts, certificates OF
deposit, and bills of New York, New England,
St. Louis and Cincinnati.
L. f. ALExAnEK l. Co.,
:: 80 Clark ST., between Lake ind Randolph.
, 1859-04-22
EXAMINATION OF FEMALE

u A4ANlI.N X Hun VF FEW NLE
- Teachers, and Examination # C.ntIs.es for 4.m.
hon To thu Normal Attt1ztrrnt 1t the i1ish School
Therc VII! be an examination nf Female Teachers ard af
candidates for udp1ssion ths Normal Department nf the
NiE sclotd at Thy n1re Of the bnr u Edn,.l,5l ei
Like street, WEDNESDAY, April 9Th cn:r.4vnc:n. u
DcsrE =. II. ". II. WELLS
aJ1.tl-1N Secretary Board 1f EIu ,ai|ou
, 1859-04-22

TO HENT-The subscriber l,as two
l. I~eIns huusta With tasrl FIR rsrt q, rt,1::s av,
LIZ. between Eteey ard R1ela Vista attets at ri ch
Ier 1anu:n- las. LUNt;. II; Like IT, apI3 ~ in,
, 1859-04-22

NlLDER'S PlTENT SlLAIiNDERS.
Whit convincing pssf cS! the husdnc-s coeo
EuIity VI the Superiority II i.s=s+ oscr all u;her
FIRE PROOF SAFES
Mc In thu world In nes 1871 and not Doar
ltht In Vt tflctn. - -
rRATT j. WORCESTER Agents,
al. 1lxAn &dt,.h ~.
, 1859-04-22

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, 1859-04-22

store Of needed tncl tor the furnaces. SU vi
| Some governments, and il vas the custom,
! mcnts to boast Of their polished machinery.
their massive engines. which i'll doing tie work
Of governing, ate up the people.
t There was scarcely doubt whether such
| government had not been verse than useless.
Whether the laws Of the world had not been its
rubbish, the craftsmanship Of the world, its
| worse than rubbish. We might smile TO talk Of
IN Agricultural branch of Goyernment tlat
should graycly issue its mandates to the farmer
] when aud where and how to sow and till and
reap, or Household branch Of Goyerumcnts
that should ain at control there. or evcn a
branch Of Government attending especially to
the Seasons. and yet how much more absurd
would these be than the great Political human
Government which has been ages busy With
gravely teaching the - How not to do it.
/ There WAS big headed Greek whose head it
is reported was 50 lurge that he used to be
obliged often to sit down by the wayside to rest
it, as great burden, against something. The
figure is a good one fo1 some schemes Of GOV.
atn,ncut-
There is no duuht that kings hare often been
much troubled by their people. but the people
kings. Governments bare often been troubled
bv the people, and the people have esnn more
frequently troubled by them. Government
havc very often n,arvc!ed what the people were
for, and the people have often had very good
| ground 10 WonucE ~uAt me governments 4rc LOT
Into what follies has not that fautasy "Tlle
State" led, and the wise, and the statesmen and
the learned hare for ages. been ponderiug wAa1
shape ''Thc State" will -assun,c wl,en it is a
perfection.
What shape: What is the shape Of a tree!
You tell me that depends upon its species. Du
what is the shape Of that species? Who car
tell. Can yon look at the tree and Judge Of th'
future outline that shall spring from the same
No, you plant it in suitable soil, where moistur,
shall reach it. and then you lot it alone, aud j
comes up tender shoot, and the winds visit i
with ther influences, and sunlight fosters it, mi
not before- So of men; there are natural in
AaenccA in nation, and the shape it will tax
: when ill these influences work as God mad
them TO work, that will be the shape Of e III
State"