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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18
20 + T R Y
From the y. Y. Ledger.
TIE SEWING MACHINE.

Df MRS. L. H. si6crRNEr.
Click Click Click =
There in pile they lie.
shirts aud bcsoms and collars
Heap them still more high.
Table-cloths, towels and sheets,
OF in n tricc they glide,
With all the countless article.
OF household use and pride.
Click Click Click =
Cloak and surplice and stole,
Countcrpanc, curtain and quilt,
In ccasclcss tide they roll,
From the wonderful magician (Whecler 4
That there in the corner stands Wilson,
Transcending oil Brimreus,
With all his hundred hands.
No more the thoughtful husband
Need hasten to his trade,
With handkerchicfs unhcnm'd,
And wristbands broken and frayd,-
And the matron fndeth leisure,
Though with many labor tried,
To read the daily paper,
And something else beside.
While tho astonishcd mother
Can keep in neat nrray
Her rude and rosy urchins
Coats and jackets and pants
Arc quicker made anew
Than the laundress can restore the old
To their primeval hue.
The lover, when he rresscth
Tho hand of his lady fair.
No longer find. her finger rough
With the needles furrowing share.
And the thin and pallid sempstress,
With endless stitching worn,
May sleep before the midnigh',
And rise refreshd at morn.
What blessed age we live in,
Sisters, and daughters, and wives,
With all the lights of science
To lcngthen out our lives
And be the time thus rescued
Not spent in folly's strife,
But fit ourselves and others
For a higher, better life.
lrtford, Feb. 18th, 1853.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18

OPENING OF MULLET STREET THROUGH THE
OLD CITY CEMETERY-REMovAL OF THE Re-
MAINs.-leS eSterday afternoon, the first grave
was opened in the line of this street, in the
old City Cemetery, by Mr.. j. H.. Farwell,
undertaken The grave was that Of Nathan
iel lllckok, who had been buried twenty
seven years. Some talk had been previously
had, and it was stated that the remains
would not be disturbed, on account of a
strange warning which was inscribed upon
the tombstone, and which reads as follows :
Good friend, for Jesus sake forboar
To dig the dust enclosed here
Blcst be he who spares these stones,
And curst be he who moves my bones"
The body would not have been removed
had it not been thought that it would be
more pleasing to the friends OF the deceased
that it should rest in the quiet of Elmwood, ,
than in the centre of public street: where,
in all probability it would, sooner or later,
be disturbed. 1t was therefore taken upand
removed to the family burial lot OF A. H.
Stowell, Esq, (who is a brother-n-law of
the deceased), in the northern part of the
new grounds of Elmwood.
| When the coffin was taken up it was dis
covered that the flesh had entirely decayed
leaving the bones in their places. The hair
and teeth We're us perfect as when buried
and Mr.. Stowcll Immediately recognized the
forehead, by its size and shape as that Of Mr..
llickok. The deceased was buried in his or
dlnary clothing, portions of which remained
perfect Ihescoilin, which had not decayed
perceptibly, was enclosed in box, together
with the remains, and the whole renterred,
the same stone being placed at the head OF
the new gave. Mr. llickok was a native OF
Shelhurnc, Vermont, and came to Detroit in
1882, for the purpose of visiting his friends
here and also with view of finding place
to locate with his family lie came up from
the city of BItlalo, on the old steamer Will
liam Penn, on the 9TH of October, during
the memorable cholera season, and on the
passage up there were about fifteen cases Of
cholera on the boat, IN nine of which th,
persons attacked died before landing. aud TIA,
remainder soon alter Mr.. Ilickok was no
attacked with the others. lie landed at DE
tr1it, and was 50 well pleased with the ap
pearance of this city, that he expressed hi
intention OF Immediately returning for hi
family in order to settle here. The sain'
evening, however, he was attacked by ia,
cholera, and the next day he was buried oi
spot whence his remains have Just been re
moved. The stone bearing the Inscription
given above, was put up the next year, b.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18

Mn. BUCHANAN GOES FOR JoNEs.-Mr. Bu-
chanan will get the name OF a sore-head doc
tor if he does not look out. j. CLANCY
JONES, having been beaten by an indignant
people, received Mission to Austria. GEO,
w. JONES of Iowa condemned by the people
of Iowa, gets Mission to New Granada
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18

his brother who now resides in Shclburnc, Vt.
Tho secret of the warning contained in the
quotation, is, that at that time tho remains
were being removed from the cemetery near
where the Holmes Block now stands, to what
is now known as the " old " City Cemetery.
Mr. II. left wife and three children. two
sons and daughter, who are still living
Mrs. II. has since remarked, and now re-
sides in Illinois the elder son is still in
business at Poughkcersie, n. Y, while the
daughter is the wife of Il prominent citizen
ot St. Louis. Mo. The younger son resides
with his mother in Illinois,
We copy tn foregoing from the Detroit
Daily AdccHis,r, because it will be interest
ing to many of our readers. There are,
however, some inaccuracies in the statement.
Mr.. Ilickok was native Of Charlotte,
instead of Shclburne, where II son Of his now
resides a daughter, also, (both by his first
wiic) is married to a gentleman in Hines
burgh. Mrs. Guy Tracy, Of Shelburnc. is
on own sister of Mr.. IIickok, and Mr.. Wm.
0. Barker, ofthe same place. a half brother.
-Ddiiy Times
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18

An FRESHMAN who had just landed said,
.'The first bit OF mate | ever ate in this coun-
try was a roasted rotato-boled yesterday.
And if ye don't behave me, | can show it
to ye, for have it in me pocket
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18

"You seem to walk moro erect than usual,
my friend" "Yes, have been Strengthened
by circumstances.
An advertisement lately appeared, headed,
"Iron bedsteads and bedding" Wesuppose
the linen must be sheet-iron'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18

An ARTEsIAN WELL is in progress at Co.
lumbus, Ohio. 1t has already reached a
depth f 1890 feet, the auger making about
two aud half feet II day. Indications of
water are mt with, and it is supposed that
a sandstone stratum carrying veins of water
will soon be reached.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18

Tx ATLANTIC MONTHLY, is said to have
reached circulation of 10000 copies-near-
ly double that ever reached by Putnam's
Monthly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18

but then it is not probable that you will sur
rive the operation. Science, sir has its lin
its your fate is in your own hands you
must decide for either one treatment or the
other.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18

Mn. HoIr, the new Post Master General,
ha. been the Commissioner of Patents, we
believe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

DALACE GARDEN NOVELTIES
L Stage Performances and Equestrianism Comhined.
THE GRAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAVILION
been arranged beautifully decorated aud adapted
both stage and ring performances.
Wednesday evening Jan. l9, the pantomime entitiei
LIS TROIs AMENS; Or, THE THREE LOVERS;
al In the comic paptomme,
HARLEQUIN ANGLER; Or. THE GOLDEN HOOK,
with Tricks Transformations Dances. &c.
BRILLIANT FEATS OF EQUESTRIANTSM,
by W. PaAtor Sands. Rivers W. Crosby Dendier
Cowns-TONA Pa 9TOR and QUINCY BUCK
Master PHILO NATHANS
In his celebrated Four Pony Act
The wonderful performing ponies,
WICKED WILL, GAZELLE and SHELLBUCK
Performances every evening. Doors 6k COM
mence ~ O'Clock Also performances every Tuesday
Thrrsiay and Saturday afternoons O'Clock New entrance
from Fourteenth street 10 the Pavilion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
WOODs MINSTREL BUILDING
w b6l and $50 Broadway.
NEW YEAR call EVERY NIGH.
xHE OLDEST AND LARiEsT COMPANY IN 1HE CITY.


sppearevers evening 10 their popular acts Of
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
Messrs H. Fox, Cool White y. Brewer Charles White j.
H. Budworh, and the entire Of this
LARGE AND TALENTED COMPANY.
frat week OF Mr. d. s. WAMBOLD, the savorite ballad
singer.
10 conclude with g. Beekers ceesssed original farce
written expressly for this establishment euuusi
NEW YEAR CALLS,
with new apPontments' a.
Tickets rs cents, Children under ten years, Is cents
4 RTHUR NAPOLEON
a Has the honor inform his friends the citizens
New York that he viii give his LAST CONCERT New York
previous 10 bis departure for the South,
On FRIDAY EVENING JAN. 81, 1859.
AT NIRIIU'S SALOON.
For ths occasion be has much pleasure TO that he
will he assisted by the following eminent artists
First appearance In New York o the distng young
American vocalist
Miss ANNA VAIL. So orano
who popular South and West a u with
ole Bun.
sppearance New York Of the talented
CECILIA FLORES, Nero Soprano.
pupil Of Madame PersianL
HERR BERGNXR, Solo Violonc ellat
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, jan "a, 1859,
FAREWELL MATINEE MUSICALE will be given with an
entire change Of programme Doors open At O'Clock r. NJ
Ms,ipee TO commence at 2P. NJ
Tickets parts Of the hall few family uckes
admitting three To Concert and Matinee $3.50 Can
be had nj the principal music stores Y. THIES, Agent.
Noce-Ticaets of former concerts will not be admitted
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III on Friday Jan a. at 10y O'clock at l6l Cspa street.
corner Of Thompson the entire elegant made
Bay sable capes victonee &c rich mink SETS chill
drens f0rs gents fsrs robes &C. Every lot yin b. sid
Catalogues ready s sSiSS n n2'RIs si;s Practical s
DEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOKs.-TO BE SOLD ON
i account OF win m y may conoern. by PRESTON CO.,
at their saleToo%. 6T broadway: , .rn
valuable standard books Of the day Of them
and choe For further particulars catalogues which
Those wishing % purchase books for public private libra
res had bear call and examine Me.sr Preston Co stock
their assortment comprises the best Ia this city.
sales every evening
uoneers n3 Nassau street-Ths day wednesday, Jan.
at 10 A. the
ss Coffee butter brandy gn stand cssss and other axtss
TEA-T: GAFFNEY AUCrIoNEER WILL SELL ON
The tea and coffee store Of Bowery aud Roosevelt
street consisting Of tea and coffee also, futures
business This stand is established and Offers good chance
for any person going into business.
" MILLS, AUCTIONERR. VIRTUE OF A CHAT
tel mortgage wal expose for sale on Friday the 2st OF
inst a. 20 Broadway the contsots Of nrst class
bar and fixtures cooking utensils liquors. and gene
raj a,sorlment Of crockery knives forks Spoons &C VS.
Mills, attorney for morgagee Office l? Chambers street
lNHlIAM WRITER'S, AUcTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
household furniture from families and others; parlor
suits pier and manie mirrors oil paintings piano curtains
rods mahogany and walnut hair spring and other
large feather beds Sheets spreads blankets table
sets warirobes centre extension tables
cutlery silver china dinner and SETS and
flowers, headdresses fancy millinery goods Sale rain
shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
ABIUsEMnNTS.


WAIIAoAs THis EVENING.
lie performance this II arranged a. to ,e,u
nate Nss WI s. D Sas SSt sScoss,
OF Mr. Lester wallack's n,.u.
in which
s" Elss a principal prime character. ..
THE ASSAULT BY FIX zoUlves
ALL NEW TUE sgEs sHEsnnsff 70 On THE nAaoG
'0A0'fsf 4sR Ssssss.SsEH1sES souaon
Of the different nations varied massiacsns
The overture and Incidental military m.,,b.. and .
symphonies composed cypress, S s. '''
The Scenery. NM by Messrs Tsssrv..a
ss's v siss ana az
TAX aT.s SaS + n: + Hasa RATs
The costumes taken from the drawins. u Ere.eA
s's '0' no" ''e ''
THE ls T vHrEs2N;
FRANCE AND n ALGERIA.
Colonel Demar, of the French Infantry Mr. wsas1s
Eugene :s Ds SS1v H: s..a.as Lew va:
is suisnans noris the zouaves t:ys::
Lieutenant horsr. NJ. Lssces.
serssast sampsn.. Bernard
BLANCHE p'ivry Colonel Mary dssss:
Colonei rsAo an Nusnsn nay foAlVe Oh INC NJ.
Katy me Vvandiers .Mis' rres
The vnir MohaInmed ~ NJ No.
A"'nsn nA Al@sr Hey
The Sultan of Myra observation-disclosures. Mr. Bs.u
dc :: :sss e 81 NJ !,
3sou Chief Of The Guard asss. chppe.daas
.'.shs SosfSa as-sr Z: J .s:.:
SeJd. ...''' -. i. NJ, q q psrs,cs
GulDare chief Sulana :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr. ~
Aura leader Of lie Ajmsi. ;T Hsa9s
sass ssry pss Arabs Of NE Desert
SYNOPSIS OF 5 EMERY AND INcIDlNTs
AH rp.N
Drawing Room 10 the Chateau I.bervs,4
cstioSIThe lovers pisnMIem Demsri,.w W. ~
shusiasn-is sfsct~Ieo1': yssery '~"- . '--'
Room in the Chateau psl%.s xh " vsv q, IN.
Distant rhs sherwsos
yewNThe prisoner escape-Father and .onN.WurnHsis,
causes and case erer oli6eas.
T spd S % c
Cn"nsss &c ss TO
oAA''s LxrsE on os sS" YEAR sRle0a s0'aA
'A Ai,anRIa III
acers I-Coone, De,nsrs onar.,, 4, an A,r.-,.. -
laee 49, ~ ~ ~ " " Aeo'X W.uvEE
RE ead santrvyn::ef and ri: h
An young Arab and the OLD sodisr Eugene -
bs charge 81 s & onasseuf Aque-Ihe mssss
90. seene lMoorlan RUNS on 'ne BORDERS OF the Deses
Yu.sef and oecu-The Observation-Disclosures and sister,
scene Hall Of Aud,ence attached n, n. s.m.s
Palace in ayrs - : ;Wsa..s
CppwA comncatsd caseTbe vizier's dscsons.a Iessn
JudcerEThe Fernehi Chiefs 10 ''-'' 1''''n 'eA'Hs.
The m,,ivs AID Is 4 aay ne
deniai-Amneh-"fheA Arab does moi GeT ~
scene I-saloon in the Palace .rsberv,ol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
A uCrION NorICE.-BY JOHN ]. RENNIE, Age

UCTION NOT1CE.BY JOHN j. RENNIE AUG
"A uoneerIcMce ~ broadway.-Aucuon sale OF magnd-
tusry superb drawing suits pier and mate mirrors
JOHN j. RENNIE, auc0neer will SELL to Thurs
day jan 20 at u O'clock at the four story residence No 70
West Twenty sixth street. sixth Sale positive
and psreptory account of the weather.
Catalogue ready Velvet Brussels and ingram
rugs ing suits two tote etes sofas,
chairs reception chairs and eight chairs coveredn
silk brocade and richly carved satuary marble centre
table 10 MATCH wood secretary and bookcase lined with
satnwood seven octave pearl keys and nIad with
pearl stool to MACH French c tn muscsck, books
Gc the Hoby Family by eeres superb landscapes by
Norhco fruit piece winter scene, tc eegeres marble tops
doors what oak extension tables side
board decorated china dinner and handle knives
table and dessert rich glass
engraved wines champagnes goblets tumblers
decaners &C. bronze and ormolu chandeliers arm chairs
SOFAS hair cloth; spring bottom chairs
ans ahades clocks Chambers contain rosewood and
h0Qany bureaus washsands, wardr0bee
stands and brocate curtsins, c0rnces feather
bees hair maresses holsters and pillows blankets quilts
Also basement and kitchen furniture Of
description DEPOSITS required Of pnrchssers Good
given Immediately FOR further particulars inquire
uoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

NY PERSON HAVING GOOD PAIR OF HORSES
n suitable for carriage farm service lks
wise ady's fine saddle horse to dispose of sacrifice will
please address with full description price, &C. 84
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

WILL. SOON CLOSE
w Ranvard's great Mechanical Picture, the DESTRUO-
TON OF JERUSALEM viii cose Harvard Hail. CSC
Broadway AleO the Panorama Of the HOLY LAND. Oman
every evening at TX O'Clock and Wednesday and Ea
turday afternoon ats O'Clock. Admance Is cents children
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

AN EXPERIENCED GARDENER, WHO MUST ALSO BE
n good salesman Is wanted as partner In horticultural
TO character capacity Address Gardener
Partnershp, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

DALACE GARDEN NOvEITyHe
II Performances EVERY EVENING and Tuesdav Thu =
dav and Saturday afternoons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

CHERIFF's sAIE.-CHAMBERs 4 FAIRCHUD ,rC
- toneers rs Nassau .reet-rhis day wednesday, Jan:
H. at 10 M the contents Of grocery store consisting Of
coffee butter brandy gin. stand casks and other
JOHN KELLY, 6aerifr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

THE 0REATEST CURIOSITY OF THE AGEiii PRO-
s,, fss::r ~ IETIs indus.ricm oeasIN o. n.
fers exhibited for the hrst all tanned
and trained and perform The wonderful eaA auch -
driving mills drawing cars WORKING The California Go,d nhs
&c. &C Open nom O'Clock T. 4 Ill 70 o'clock Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

Those cores the Fifth have
on the river the right of which valuable
title property perfect and III sale will be positive
thirds remain bond and mortgage for term of
veara IibnRraphir office Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

Dress eircc may be secured one week In advance with
Doom opsa 4 Ss< commence n " precisely,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

DRYANTS' MiNsfREIs,
Is THE kxCELsIOk TROUPE OF THE WORLD
Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday, Jan. II, and every night during the week
lmmeose succeas-Flessng aoveldes-Dectded ~
SHYLOCK,
THE MERCHANT or CHATHAM STREET.
Dan Bryant the eminent African tragediAn shyise
d'ktiope-Comical Skf tatd0u Scensa
JERRY and DAN BRYANT.
he fAvoffte fun makers, IN their Ede splitting
CHALLENGE DANCE and sCENfS AT PHALOEa
o.n ~ s I%1,.,r % every ,;ss
AAA BROADWAY.
44f eNlFFIN's CAMPBELL MINSTREIS
Tuesday evening, Jan IS and every evening during -
week. early and get good Crowded hotses.
The greatest hit made in this city.
BILLY BIRCH,
the unrvaed Rrudder Bones and versatile performer anH
only living representative of Southern darkey and
+. BOWERS,
ssaksperan darkey the stage only true nv
ing Ethiopian buesque jester and neogaor the preseus
age.
In the following acts more fun than ever
JACk OF CLUBS; ANVIL CHORUS;
WHEN SHALL WE THREE MEET AGAIN;
SCENES At FRBDRRICkS: SONGS, GLsEES DANC8d
Side splitting Jokes; Pleading Novelties
Doors open ~ On 10 commence AIN Admiration 26c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
paKLAEs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND

The tables well IN be the best in the world
ror only vt The mandatory aud So Anu street aud
M fBELANs, !% apd 7ss Brcsdway, NY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

A IFRFD DRAGo AUCTIOSFEK-ON THURSDAY,
Ian 20 ~ ioi o'clock SO Cortland street. 900
Of boa aud sboes being Of the stock Bragg
i IN Tsyms made known day OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

THE "wREN JUVENILE COMEDIANS" BEGIN vHFIR
engagement TO morrow Thursday. Jan, Spring.
field Mars, on the conclusion Of which thew the Pa
lace Card corner OF Sixth and Fourteenth street.
New York All communications the troupe be directed
oW' Wreu care Of j. H. Richardson wood ensraver los
Nassau street, N. Y. wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

all Of which Will be exhibited every
Afternoon Mt 8 and Evening at TX O'clock
Also the Female Mnstres Arab Grs French Troupe
with other attractions which can be seen at other place
In the world Admlasion-Orchestra seats s.
Boxes IS cents Private boxes 81 Sea the stage,
g. The afternoon performance Ia always concluded
for The departure of the different railroad lines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

AIRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLES READINGS FRCN
NJ sh.kspers, at Dodworhs Saloon, so6 Broadway.
Those for the ensuing week will be follows
Monday morning. Jan. II, ut O'Clock. CORIOLANUS.
Tuesday evening Jan lS, at O'Clock, JULIUS CESAR
Thursday evening, Jan. 10, al O'Clock. KING LIAR
Friday evening. jan n, At O'Clock MERRY WIVES or
WINDSOR.
Tckes 81 EACH may be obtained the book sAores q
Messs Appleton 4 Co. SAG Broadway Mr.. Croweu -
Broadway at the Clarendon Hoe1 n the door
Sofa seats C-serve So also be had Mr. CrowoaE
book store, 800 broadway, and atthe door.
No tich ets will be cold AFTER the reading has begun
An early attendance IL solicited.
This Of readnes win be positively the last which
Kemble Will give In New York previous 70 her reursns
from public life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

JNsTHUrE HAIJ. HATCHnA hIssissaPpL-FHye
he,silfs hall By Ia inircdscion .: abundant sapPy
Of 9as heb has received the only addison required
male eue Of the mes pleasst and nodous buines
ne south fos ccrcers lectures aud panoramic dply rhs
NOR Of ths hall properwh'ch lr tba second soryb
2ied w0 wfovable rhas and seesx fnruisrg
bertng frou one " 200 Asross hs cod Of
crm four fest above Ia Door eOSE fest frotngbG y
front Two comfortable wrhd-Avirk cpen Ne pN
" -
, 1859-12-31

The Democratic Convention Of NcLenn Coun.
ty, as appears b. their proceedings Published
commend TO their brethren in The faith On tue
aoor Of Congress to pr<vttt an organization cf
tie House rather than allow nigncr Of the
Helper Recommendation to be elected Speaker.
In other words, theec gentlemen adsi>e their
co.consptrators to breat up Congress and revo-
}uionize the Government rather than allow the
RepubI,cans 70 elect to the Speskership the
abie md courteous gentleman whom they have
nominated to TINT position. 4Rtoo"'iagsoa Rsn-
t4cr9pb.
, 1859-12-31
- ALE CON TIN U E D.. -
| MY CInnnx ar C0.rs "

IT. d CARTIER viii offer uas.l 1alx Isl, his eati,e
Stock tf f-Ee. UfJ t'tots II cost e. Fa silk. II
es1 E,ekant s4A bes cont All CoIn,ed r.En Neri-
eust ct.uuul ttsnt<d AsrnLe. cost, Frxnlh al
cSst, New Sty Cut sEd Wool Eri ip*s It cost III
kinds 'am+ II ec,, Fteach and Ent,>h t. 81,
N-xlla stIs Il cost. and j4co..t Euso.d
Set< II q, Enbroidrred Handkerchief. eo4 mnrn,
=; e. Beu' fat sleeves and Capes It wis Of Ill
kioGa y sos. W.ssse4 uoods EoI fo1s attves
csf. lhuts. y riF u E- tc. It o.t- Also hanu,
tut nen! Of Ge ttnea snd thi dsen. Hq.
81 CO be Casuerr- vesurE .ilns. ve7ret.. baihrd
Vie otaksr an Cvttot Flaraes. ete kes bed Com
fortess. L. Shintnea SheeliuF4 Phfows 1twti
1ahx, etc. xic.. Ese-i Lotion, III k1ds and waath
1se-t bArxAnt,
6oQ At CARRIERS. lS$ Like E.eet
, 1859-12-31

EiEvkLAHp, Dec g. l6as.
.Aessrs. 1Ed;tcrs-With your leave ahould
like to notice some Of the Improvements ut your
neighboring town Of Lake Forest, When the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
met in your city in May, 1865, accepted with
others, the invitation to the Assembly and
,,iapaa IN attendance IN snend IN afternoon at
,hr ,;te Of the Lind Uuirersity. 1h.d already
examined Tho man, of the tovn and &hs heauti-
~, u;.a;no .,,oo,. ,r.c.d ,,ono III. h.nt. of
,ha rar;ncs Satisfied me- hat it xas laid
a,t x;,h s~n,;.,c to.,e and If il. location an.
s~.r.a s-ns.,,t;cn. 7 IN. even t,.n nre.
..-., ~ t.,;... I'M, th;s ,nr.t in . sco,e of
r ..ss 1900 .na ~ vo.r rro., ds1;ohtfrI s,hz
49,. - = ...',,,. - .ars-.1 t.,-. .on.
.;...a -. t,.. M f;rcr a, a far n ,own cou,d he
.t.naa , =. 49,, ,ha ws,t
~ S.,.s. - ~ 49, ,1.csa III. vrs. fa- ,,,, .,,p.t,
-,". - ,;.a. a. g., haosn .na +ha ~ ;,snt cen,1a.
.~.s .,h, lid o,t e. ,o-n shoucd hi. ,nnc,;or
w.. ..sa;.a 49, ,non -. ant ,ho.s ,roc;n,.
-, -. .. ,..;., ~ ~. 17,;-o-.o h.d
.N~As ~ III. ,s..,. ~, pn+ ,-;,h Il,
r -. ,....:.. n;,s ~, ~ -o,n,,-
.as o.a', ~ 80 ~. t..,, .,.. IT, .,,o,.
~ st@oue"1 " w -. -. ,s...as.1
@ &C., 4 a,.1.s ~ ,,ov rrowtb ),
ucAes 10. '" ....-.,,,s ~ ~ ea...t. o.. a..,
vs." .es.-.1 - ta-..;, rhe
"ooua u ee''u' 4es 1s'sA - ~
"'nu''s "'Ae.Ns "s N,~~.s ~. .:,,
a aote1 nnn ''s| D.eH pAaD'e 1e ~
o7ershaao~lns OAKS ano pesnapa ."o VI 1ute'
other lots showed 'oc'p'en' 1'sns o. 'a'a'e 'n.
pfoFe"en'' Ane 'easA''' 'A'e "ae "s
present. 1sga1oe" 'ue ptosp.ss Nv.
and the uol'efs'.! 'a'osaot'' oas "oss
o' 'ue"' "''1 1D' ee.' - 80 s~,a h.e..,
conelde1aoIe proETcsa "oulo W +nA"e 1eA'.e
iteen or twenty years. "nio o'nets sn"'e"'
tha: generation would % required 70 '0''' .o'