. Guide de Dearborn à travers Mount Auburn : avec soixante-six gravures au profit d'étrangers désireux de voir les grappes de monuments avec le moins d'ennuis ; avec les règles établies pour la préservation du cimetière, d'achat de lots, et d'autres préoccupations ... nord, où sont des monuments toGridley, Hayward, Benjamin, et autres ; continuer à le droit d'handthrough Cypress Avenue à Central Avenue, en passant le statueof Bowditch, et voir le monument aux officiers perdus dans l'explor-ing et de l'expédition d'autres, après quoi, un retour à la porte, fcd sur peut être faite direc

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. Dearborn's guide through Mount Auburn : with seventy-six engravings for the benefit of strangers desirous of seeing the clusters of monuments with the least trouble ; with the established rules for the preservation of the cemetery, purchase of lots, and other concerns ... north, where are monuments toGridley, Hayward, Benjamin, and others; continue to the right handthrough part of Cypress Avenue to Central Avenue, passing the statueof Bowditch, and view the monument to the officers lost in the explor-ing expedition and others, after which, a return to the gate on thenorth, may be made direc THIS LITTLE MANUAL IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO JACOB BIGELOW, M. D., President of the Mount Auburn Cemetery Institution ; For having been the first suggester of an Amer-ican Garden Cemetery, and as one of the most eminentpromoters of that now celebrated establishment, and fortwenty-two years unremitted exertions in advancing itto its present state of usefulness and beauty. That his life may be long preserved to his fellowcitizens, and for himself to witness his fondest wishesrealizedj in the perfection of his plans for that cherishedelysium, is the hope of his obliged friend and very humble servant, June, 1851. Nathaniel dearborn. OUNT AUBURN CHAPEL, Erected 1847.. ODE ONMOUNT AUBURN CHAPEL AND CEMETERY, By Nathaniel Dearborn. This mystic Fane in Auburns sculptured grounds, Prefers to Heaven the griefs and suppliant sounds, In aid of our infirmity;The chastened heart to save, the mourner cheer, The message-promise from Jehovah hear Of bliss through an eternity;And here the bosomed relic of a friend, Returns to what it was, and is, an end To re-produce frail, dying man;The soul is called to Jesus heavenly shrine, Beatic essence of the mind divine. Communing with the great I AM. DEARBORNS GUIDE MOUNT AUBURN CEMETERY, 7lh EDITION, AVITH SEVENTY ENGRAVINGS.BY NATHANIEL DEARBORN. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1852, BY NATHANIEL DEARBORN, In the Clerks Office of the

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