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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17
wINDHAM COUNTY.

Mr.. b. 7: Phelps, who recently left westnins-
ter for California, arrived safely in San Francis
co. and in letter of Nov. 2lst, says he is much
pleased with the country. He says the climate
here is row as mild as June in Vermont. and
he found the farmers preparing their ground for
seed time, and the flowers in blossom fairly fT-
ing the air with sweet perfumes, besides the
melodies of the beautiful birds that greet you
wherever you 90.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17

1r. NAsll Ar.Isus A cosvucAuoS or IHE
nHocE,cs ut sEW Y0EE, AT WHOM uUcH
BUSINESS IS uuN"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17

The following extract from a recently publish
ed article on Geo. b. Prentice. shows how the
patriotic Kentuckian once preserved the stars
and stripes over his Office in Louisville
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17

By Iezrees work my way along up toward
the head. grow more tlmlar with him. /
scan his massive features. lie looks pleasant
and benevolent not at all Ike the giant Of my
ooyish Imagination, who frightened poor Joel, uy
his '' Zee, Fi, 20, Fun, smell the blood Of an
Lnglishman. On the contrary this ciaut has
very intellectual aspect a gentleman ,.v. IN
me, wiki an awe-struck ar. Sc How rrsie.r,..
now life like How different from my ez5s,-,-
tions II is the exact expression Of face. as [
nov recall It, Of Daniel Wcbs,cr's statue in 5as-
ton. do not see what those persons can be
thinking of who claim that this is a mare hum
bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

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DO more tnan n".ian "V To- reodng The
hope not uIVl1. ".''I, " 9Ii;aa, 1ourne the
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JOINT prouuonon u 80 ond uessrs G. p. !
de plume OF inc luie ooi,'' t,o ,,orld with no
Putnam ooh' wno uSnt, no +haoe we ebould add
great nouIsh o IT, -, iil,,stratons a few
MI Johh W, % 1--we ~ ~ ~ 1,-' NJ.
words heie"i.'i' .,,.,,. -. or,,,o o,co aid of
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"oIst ever Wli'1Yn' ~ w ,hat ,re never
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we nave nOV space 49,, ''.L,,a;osr, ord
~ ID coinpoiu0u " $50. 20
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can Ensllsn run ii'"u - = - - ..'o-harl -
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cherisnes theih "heii inou a. " eie"V 80
preSseu Nltn "Ie'cHeunesS' 'ioNoiS' 80
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genlai, Aumon laueh iie,o % 'e.,-i"t
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earth-tomD phase ol an 'ue rave - -
mately u belongs 10 ihaV Poi'o,I VI 0"i
treats OF the New Wonu races ING siahu
tartan earth-phase' Inc oiAtn Day Ilei'ion INC
past, the present. ana the 1nturo; anu1u''y' 'n0
present and posterlty' lhaha'opSiS Is Ah'nioPo'
biological" Once more ana we nave oohe' Wy
| ture,-the MAGMA DEoRIM MATER ol ihe 'oHAiS
Greek, the omnpotent earth mother, wis ',as .nou
shalt still be human "hich Is the grea'ert inou'
fral mortal, or the aii-embracer' once uias' lhou
cling TO thy fond nurse she VINO spread WIN '"
ful hands LIE Aioss CAhfhl ior 1h0o' Ia ""''
touches thee Again the lnhntesiinai moss Is ue'ei
to thee than the lofty tree the lordy clouucOnpe'
| Ter. CYCLES OF LIFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

THE BRYANT HOMESTEAD BOOK. BY The Idle
One of the penalties of greatness and certainly not
<he least, Ia. that II cannot ~cape being wEtten
about by fOos What they maywrite of it hereafter
fsequently adds horror TO death, as what they do
write of 1t now adds 70 the bitterness of life OF the
two punishmentS We should prefer te former since
we might after all, neither for IL nor know Of
IT. bat for the latter the greatness which would not
are for that, since it must needs know Of r. would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
rHREE EpIrIoNs DE LuxE.o

Three Holiday Books, of which we have
already made some mention, may be referred to IA
proof that Fields osgood Co are beginning to do for
American arr what they have sng been doing for Amer
lean literature. We should take first bongfeows
"Bufdin0 or AeShfp" the finest OF the many labor
songs Of which schiers Song Of the Bell is the model
and in some respects the most Characteristic OF Amer
can poems Itis dainty volume, such as okfaneers
are fond Of having among their editions dc hne-a
charming little quarto printed tinted paper in clear
black type with brilliant red line round the pages
head and tail pieces and illustrations after designs by
Mr. W. j. Hennessey and Mr.. r. 4 Clifford. There arc
20 Of these illustrations u by the former artist and eight
by the latter the selecting the figure pieces the other
the marine views. We have watched Mr.. Hennesscy's
career with vexaton and interest-with veration on
account Of the homely imaginative character OF his
work. and with interest account OF the genuineness
which underes aectations aud confess 10 feel
ing more satisfaction with him than before He
has shown that he can draw gracefully well char
enthusiastically, as witness the old shpbuder and tho
youth eonyersng together the model Of tho future
ship: the sweet coy-eyed Sew.England girl standing
on the porch under the vineE and the lumberman and
his faded steers, painting they drag the newyfelod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
BEECHER'S SERMONS:
- Il = l.

Illustrated With lre AID Elective srgayihg Iihg Gas view 81 TOE
Isfof yEgltI Clusc s'o al p extra cloth pos, ~ q
Also READY;
BEECHEES SERMONS:
Eui series September 1905 To March, 1869.
Rnh.Hh,d - new Porrat Be.ete-bs hes; ntsps
o!LiA psbhshed AID a superb piece u engraving
tvo, tripp.. sItrA eobi pnoe 81 80
reed oouuebduon Their freshness
and osh, mcthoi prsenuE the old fia truths their fsc
r Of their asss sim aud nptssrsne male them IA
81 readers 81 ADD denomination.
IN, two volumes lbors manouel containing NJ. RiHuoods
mastery and oaapee photographic f,pori, portions ola
ont OF sL.rh , 20 be nsEi even moBlha . ... 80
Por s BIZ all Booiiser OF BE- mailed postpaid receipt Of
puss. By j. FokD 70: ruhhshers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

We have received from Brentano the "a
number Of The Graphic which Is so much better than inc
first as to be almost thing The Illustrated LondoH
Neus which gives several excellent views OF the sue
ceremonies; the eth number Of Mature; other London
weekly papers aud No Of The Academy 'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
NOW READY. -.
BI HEskt WARD BEIcHEA

THE OVERTURE OF ANGELS.
Illustrated By Harry Fss ln tsted paper EXTRA cloth E Price
THIS ,Iq Holiday On Besl chapter rom Mr. Beeh.r. sre,i
vsr tt JESUS TB CHRISTI IL Ia series Of pictures
lHihos spp~ style Of the angelic sppean1esto the gh
Priest Zacta MARY Hohsr o. J,s tbe SHEPHERDS 10 The
seds 1c-g,inx beautiful tad caafEcerseaJ interesting treat
Of al hs recorded he Gospels oeeanng about thA
period ehrns style shch the book shhen the p"tl
iEAgy Ard with Which bosBds the delicate sui
istasr 81 MANS pene Of mothsrheod The viva etar
10 that dAlpdeed all
rsr, Ad features stced b. the pseea e,hse' .nd origin
Nksh Mr. BeehsT bragg shateye subject be touches
sahsT CtBsI book El sboh from the unirsrs. desire
o'Ls public tuos eze Of NJ Beschsrs forthcoming 'sans
ril ~ eagerly sosrt .. -.--..-..
article HV graceful pesdI Of Mr. Penn have produced some
ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

The Christmas number of The Christian Un'o'
appears in new form. with cartoon df""nE W f'A
and long list OF popular contributors. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

Harper's Weekly and Bazaar for Jan. divide
htween them the best pictures which have recently APP
poarcd In The Graphic and The illustrated London Ne@s,
and evidently do purpose yielding an lnch OF eou
to Ecery Saturday without hard fight for their old PIC
toril supremacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
Htb Qualifications.

TOR CHRISTMAS, 1863! ,.Is. 5000
GEORGE RoUTLEDaE 6 SONS,
N.. OPPRR u ..
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
.. THE FOLLOWING LIST
... OF
ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY BOOKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

Belated representatives of Santa Claus Will
find the bookstore of Messrs scrbner Co., on Broad
way between Blocker and Bondsts open this evening
up to 10 o'clock The most extensive ard varied sock VI
English books in this country Is to DO iouna al ,ner
tbIishment and they have beside large miscellaneous
asEortment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
ntb gubIiratiOHs.

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A PPLEToNS JOURNAL. g,rr ',.
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DEVOTED TO LITERATURE SCIENCE, AND ART
r PROGRAMME FOR 1870
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Early In tb. year vii he commenced
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A SPLENDID NEW NOVEL,
by b, brilliant auhr Of Up sKOws""sss Wisely Bat
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In addition tn. Ove have been made for ''ios
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pICToRIA VISITS TO FAMOUS PLACES
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| al from III, pen, our NOS. accomplished writer,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

Ereyy- Day Subjects in Sunday Sermons is the
title NJ small volume OF diseourses by the Rev. ROBERT
LAIRD COLLIER OF Chicago, just published by the Amer
can Unitarian Association They nre addressed ch'eny
to young men. and published just az neS were
aown NV reporters for the daily newspapers
OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

Garden walk" The face and figure Of the young gri
the last are as tender as of sohards "toeuc Nv
tie fsnoes while the foliage about and above her Is
delcions How much of the excellence OF these nus'r
TONS and those in the pOecal volumes already hO'ccd
is due to the artists and how much TO the ehsra'e
probably known only TO themselves; pu' ~ ''e',' "o
,b,R tbat Mr. Iinton who has Interpreted them Tor us
in The Gates Aiar," and Mr. Anthony in The BaAads
of England" and "The Building Of the ship" have
dane their host in these three beautiful Holiday Books
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
THE DESERT WORLD.

By Ahur IBeu Edited ana Enlarged BY the Translator Of The
Bird By Melsa with leo illustrations Imperial svo. Pun Eh
side and Kilt er,- Price CO. Turkey KItrs Antique s2
Th, book nsf veil bsssia for will teach tho reader .
thousand ibnS tia knew Boston EveuiHg Traveller
THE BIRD.
BY Jus Neh Illustrated br 30 exquisite snsr,VlnE' By GeO-
nell. Imrsrd en handsomely bouhdn cloth and gold Price CO.
or In Turkey BI,riAutur 80
"1f eodd svs family In the land into school,
he read idrd what uidote would IL tenderness Of feeling
m healthy seru loay thought prove the betng lnesehes
Of much Of oar pepIlAr hera,urs."-lE Y. Thbaue.
TIE WORLD AT HOME.
Pnrsi ami sanes ParOa Lands By hEy aAd Elizabeth Kirby
With lyo bs.fi illustrations SPEARS Eve, richly gilt. Pnoe 81
rHOS. NELSON & SONS,
.-..' 10 =, BtIRCKRRsT COR MULBERRY.sT ST. NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
NEW GiFT BOOKS.
TIE MYSTERIES OF TIE OCEAN.

THE MYSTERIES OF THE OCEAN.
~ Arhur Nrca wHA 100 nla,AOu. Imperial $40. Fall gilt
side at edge. Price SO 10 TURKEY BIA Antique SO
worthy companion The Bird Of Nehyst and Of equal Iesl
nee a. regsr sugraVhE which and o. the hEhs,
merit NG prodaetd svpJ Interesting volume. giving
Information eoserrurg The wonders that found In
oo,su dspt asl By sa ,ashO. Of many Art
Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
NEW GIFT BOOKS.
aEAuTIEIIIL MO NJ L " :

THE PsEART GIFT-BooH FOR 1870: Containing sixteen Pbo'
,o9aphs Of Beautiful Women paintings BY Sir Joshua 10
Gsissnorough Sir Labeer Gilbert stuart Newton ana s l.
Laurence. Folio. Cloih, $50 ..r f. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
OTHER FINE-ART' GIFT-BOOKS.
SrANnARD WORKS.

AH,t various Of sbakepeAre aso editions Of ohs
Of most nores o2ehsr with other mor
iu,srst mos. them containing Illustrations by the rs ass OF
Britain These may be bad in various ETY. Of mnding
for the season. A.. IL, al bIrSp1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24


Or the hnmOr that wrinkles about his wrinkles
As helplessly lac laughs
or all High.Tfdes It's Christmas
Most richly CROWDS the year;
Right through the land there nipples and rune
It's food OF merry good cheer.
Troops of friends come sailing down,
Making pleasant din
Fling open doors! set wide your hearts!
Christmas is coming Ia.
happy time is Christmas. ...5
We gather all at home,
Aud IKE the Christmas fairies
With their praIks. orr darhngs come
Aud gentle sylvan spirits ma
la Iolly.bOughs they 6t1ug.
To grow INTO good Angels,
Aud bless our faiFy-ring
A Jolly time Is Christmas,
For Pienty's horn poured
Their flows the honey Of the sun,
Our fruits an Summer hoard
Merry men tall march up the hall
They bear the meats aud drinks; .
And Wine with ali his hundred eyes,
Your hearty welcome winks.
A glorious time Ia Christmas;
Young hearts will slip the tether;
Lips moist aud merry, al under the berry,
Close thrilkDgly together.
A gracious tins the poorest Poor
Wall make some liz tie show, @ ...
A. ailiDg infants, seeiUg the fun,
Win do their best TO crow
And the Fire Of Christmas.
That like some Morse God old.
Mounts his log upcDilDuey, and Toart
Defiance 70 the colo
Hethalrnges all Outof.doOrs Ir.t
He vags his beard of fame
AZ warns your very heart TO see
HIM sFOfy in the game.
A balloved time is Christmas
OF lpioest festival;
For, eightsen hundred years ago
Itcpepe0Heaven TO all
Twas then slr Father. ia bis arms,
The Bles.es Babe held forth
To winsbaek Ns1deTing human love.
And lure II ul rom Earth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24
TENNYsON,s IDYLS OLE THE King,

With Tbirtys.ven Steel Engraving from designs ~ uns'sv
Rorrd "a one yolume Silver Gold Stamping the degp 10y
hudro furnished BIZ Doe Price S5 The four volumes may aho
b.d hound M Price, 3 EACH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

ELEGANT MUSIC BOOKS for Holiday Gifts!
PIANO-FORTE GEMS,
A NEW COLLECTION OF PIANoFORrB MUSIC,
mat containing best music OF the day No
tuns. WsIr, Gaps Poa' Marches sSotu,ehes keo"
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Price % sOi 10 cloth covers s3 foil gill; -
Aao lately Pabhshsd
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indeed complete collection, comprising soug OF
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composers tud place In this book"
Pnes o. sos in cloth, -, full gilL 80 Also,
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..F CHRISTMAS CAROLS.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23
TO Owners of Korses.

Thousands Of Horses die yearly from Collie.
This need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23

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| radical cure for General Debility in old or
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| bottles 81.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23
CONSUM PTiON.

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23

Ius known conservatism of the Texas
Legislature does not promise we'll for Rad
ical Senators from that State, and a closer
examination will probable result in the dis
eovery OF some mistakes against Radicals
in the count, or something wrong about the
manner in which the election has heen car.
tiei. An election with conservative results
is yet to be had in the South which was not
some how or other wrong, and had TO he
tnkered with by Congress, while j, is a re-
marksble fact that all those elections which
have borne Radical fruit have been wonder
fully legal, regular and orderly. No fault
has ever been found with them. The
maxim of Congress is that it is impossible
TO do wrong on the Radical side, and i'm
possible to do right on the conservative
side