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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-05-16

Loaion Two districts heard from, which give
PAT for the Wig ticket and 10 for the v b. ticket.
Berkciy. Wing tickets SAID to have sue,
ceeded by majority Of 100.
Jefferson County 0Gciol.'-For Senator.--Con-
rad CIV. } $40. Opie ". b. 1853 Wing majority
ton.
For neutrality-suspicious. wv BIB Wor-
'hington (W) 500; Lucas (V b. 373; Taylor
". b. 1856. The two Wing candidates elected.
Frederick County,--Conrad, Wing, $685. oPe,
Van Buren,, 534.
Gather, 620 Byrd, 5,5
Mason. !2l Wood. 500
| One district to hear from, which gave Van Bu-
ren majority Of 40 Inst year. No doubt enter
tanned of the election of Gather, Wing, and Byrd,
Van Buren,.
| Clarke Countrywide Van Buren, ticket is said
to have ma jority Of six. Last year it was forty
The Senatorial district comprises the above three
counties. Conrad the Wing candidate, is elected,
being Wing gain.
! Toun of Petersburg the house Of Dele
gates there was no opposition to Judge May, the
| former Wing delegate.
Morgan County.--Orrick the Wing candidate
TO the Legislature, is elected ny n majority of 81
votes--makng Wing gain of SO votes since last
election, and making gain of Wing delegate
The result of the election in this dstric. is
Wing gain of 400--and the gain of vertable
Wing in Elizabeth City and Warwick, for next
winter. in place Of all imprdcticaLle in the last
Legislature, who foiled us in the election Of Sem
ator. This indeed is glorious and wonderful
But it is the peoples doings.
Norfolk Borough.--Last year Wing majority
1876. Votes poled 1928.
Robert E. Taylor, (W) 435
WIN. L. Lamb, (Adm) 233
Scattering (W) |
Wing majority, 2Ol
Wing gain, 76
Norfolk County.-Lust year, Wing majority SO.
Votes polled 9s4. Sends two delegates.
Portsmouth. Great Bridge.
Jas H. Langhorne, Wing, 1877 pa
VIM. Etheredge, Wing, 3S2 245
Arthur R Smith, Adm. 367 81
Theophilus Fisk, Adm. 1874 10
Wing average majority in the county. 100
| Wing gain in do l54
Votes polled 594.
John H. Dey, Wing, 275 so
| S. S. Woodhguse, Adm. 22l 60
Wing majority in the county SO
| Wing gain do 81
NansemOnd.--Last year, Wing majority a.
Votes poled 574
Suffolk. Rawls'.
Joshua NJ. Harrell, Wing, 1924 6?
John Boykin, Adm. 176 ll5
Wing majority in the county, %
Elizabeth City and Wdruich. 1.-The latter out of
the District.
E. City, Warwick
Samuel Cotton, wv l22 is
Howard Poole, Il. F.) 100 2
Carter Crafford, (W) 10 SO
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loved in tho walks of peace, aud distinguished by
his ability in the councils Of his country he ha.
been yet more iustriously distinguished in the
field.
During the late war, he was longer in active
service than any other General officer he was per
haPs, oftener in action than any one of them, and
never sustained defeat"
From Mr.. Jefferson 10 j. C. Cd5eH, Jan. 81, 1921.
(He is speaking of the University of vrginia.)
"Even with the whole funds we shall be reduced
to six professors; while Haryardwi still prime in
over US with her twenty professors. How many OF
our youths she has learning the lessons Of Anti Ms
Sourtdntsm, | know not: but o gentleman lately
from Princeton, told the he saw there the list of the
students at that place and that more than half wers
Virginians These will return home no doubt
deeply impressed with the sacred principles Of our
Holy Alliance Of Restrictienists"-IV vol Cores
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-05-16
THE TIMES.

FAYETTE, MISSOURI, MAY IS, 1910.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

:" AV1NG become lessee Of the new and
Il u commudious building in the lower part
Of Burlington, owned by Messrs. Cameron a.
Pierce, the subscriber has assigned to it the
above name; and has opened it as a house of
public entertainment.
The house is large and has been finished with
an especial view to the comfort and conven-
renee. zen OF such as may please to confer upon il
their patronage 1t contains very large num-
Der OF single rooms, all furnished with new and
suitable furniture; and has also sufficiency of
large rooms, and parlors for the accommodation
of families It's situated in pleasant and bu.
sness part of the town. The subscriber trusts.
from an experience CT several years in the man.
agemcnt Of hotel in Ohio, not only to render
the NATIONAL HOTEL. worthy Of the town
in which it is situated, but TO establish for It
character which will not suffer in comparison
with that Of any other in the western country.
Due attention will be paid to the appetites
Of his boarders; and every thing desirable which
the market can furnish will be found upon his
table,
Attached to the establishment is a livery. at
which horses and vehicles can always be found.
and where travellers can at all times have their
horses will taken care Of
Aug 15-tf ]. C. FLETCHER.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

Am the first Monday Of May next, the sub.
" scrber will commesce Boarding School,
at Hampton, Rock Island county, Illinois.
Instruction will De given in all the ordinary
ENGLISH branches, and in the Sciences and An
Gent Languages, Botany, Mineralogy, and
Vocal Music will be taught on such plan as
to furnish highly agreeable and useful recre-
alton to the pupils, without expressing time
which should be devoted to more severe study.
Parents may feel assured that children plac-
ed in the family Of the principal, will be con-
stantly under his supervision, and that their
health, morals and manners, will be carefully
regarded.
The Terms for session of 90 weeks, for
board, washing, fuel, lights, und tuition in all
the branches, will be $50 90.
For the same, without instruction in the
Ancient languages, $50 CO.
Payment to ne made quarterly in advance
Boarders will be required to furnish their
own beds, bedding and towels, or they will
be supplied at an extra charge of ten dollars
per session.
Hampton is located on the bank of the Mis-.
sissippi river at the middle Of the upper rapids,
and is distinguished for beauty of scenery, and
healthiness of location.
SAMUEL L. LAMBERSON.
Refer to D. w. Kilbourn, Montrosc, ]. G.
Edwards, Burlington, T. S. Parvin, Blooming
ton.
April Is, IS40. Binds
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Jan 90
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

FORMERLY THE WISCONSIN HOTEL.
Corner Of Columbia and Main streets.
EVHE subscribers having leased the above
n named establishment for a term ofsvcars.
and the buildings having undergone thorough
repair, are now enabled to accommodate the
travelling community in a style that will not
fail to please those who may favor them with a
call.
The BAR and CELLARS have received the
proprietors' special attention. These have
been provided with the hest Liquors and clloic.
est Wines Of every description. HI
The LARDER will at all times be abun.
dainty supplied with all the decacies which
the season and market can afford. and no cxer.
tons will be omitted which can contribute TO
please the palatc'l the most fustidious.
.ii,he STdBLES are commodious and Sc
cure, and will always be attended by trusty
hostlcrs.
u Members of the Legislatures and others
visiting the scat OF government, will be accom-
modatcd with boarding al reasonable rates.
d. & T. B. HAMMERS
Burlington, I. 7. April lst 1910. 6m-44
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RATES OF FERRiAGE.
AsBROUCK's COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF t@5#
w d II 60 G

f certain care for FLYER md .RGyE
6y eradiafing The cause Of the disease.
AFING aftcrt series Of experiments ant
Il. much care devoted to the preparation OF
a medicine of sufficient energy 10 cure this dis
tressing complaint and not prove iri arioas tt
the constitution, the proprietor has Succeeded
aid new offers it, feeling certain It will be ef
fectlal in its operation. The eEtract is prcpar.
ed from : plant common in the western cuun.
try, and is combined with vegetable simpcs OF
Tonic, CT engineering propc.tics.
The Proprietor has submitted the substances
forming these pills to a careful chemical exam
nation, an has possessed himself Of the ar. Of
curing this disease by SIMPLE, HERBS with
out resoring to Arsenic, Mercnry, or any 9TH
er Mineral subs tango.
He does not resort to certificates to prove
wonderful cures effected by the medicine, but
is willing to have # stand on its own merits
having used it in livery sicsly sect,on{or the
West, With success in every case where the di.
rections were adhered ~.
Each package is accom- panied with u box of
.Apesenti pills, With directions for taking the
same. st tssy ID Faft3s 81
Directions for taking the Waloo pills after
the Apcrient pills have operated For Adults:
after the fever abatcs, take one o'il every hour
until tho time for the next chill arrives, when
ii you fcellt returning take double dose, and
then discontinue the use OF them until the fe-
yer again subsidies when take them GAIN as a.
bovc uniilthe disease is checked, gradually re.
ducing the dose next day to pills, then 4, .hen
2, then / which continue for ten DAYS or two
weeks until the disease is conquered Chill
drcn-irom , to 10 years old may take one ev-
cry two hours; and from 20 ) years. one every
hours, gradually reducing the dose as above.
10 prevent imposition, the public are Motif
ed that all authorized Agents are furnished
with certificates sigcned by us. Please notice
also each wrapper bears our signature. For
sale by the proprictors at their wholesale and
retail Drug and Chemical Store, BURLINGTON,
Iowa.
PRICE-sl so per Box. .t7t
4 March 10 1SAo a.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SITE GHE.4 D

vESHE subscriber takes this method of in
a forming the public that he wishes to sell
at private sale his Farm, lying in Van Buren,
county, |. i.immcdiately on the Des Moines
river, S miles above Keosauqua, and 9 miles
below Portland. The above Farm is a healthy
situation, containing 1870 acres Of good land, ,
several springs of good water, % acres cleared
ana under good fence, good hewed log house,
40 iest squire, with single roof; also, good
Etnbling for stock. So
~. 3. The above described farm lies in Sec
...on No +, in township No SO, of range No 10
west For further particulars enquire of the
awner, at his residence on his farm, or of DR.
Pharis. in Fort Madison, L. r.
Feb s, 1910. 'AAn ros az
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Burlington, April 80.
SELECT SCHOOLS.

r1yHE Subscriber designs continuing his
a. school under the Methodist Church, (whert
ne intends to limit the number of his pupils, fol
the instruction OF both sexes in all the branch
cs essential to a complete education Owing tc
the numerous applications for the admission o.
pupils, circumstances render it necessary in Jus
tice to himself and to those who patronize him
to establish a select school-and for the sake q
convenience the course Of studies herea ftcr vii
sbe consideredas consisting of three sections.
Sect LIST, Orthography, Reading and Pen
mansllip.
II. Sec I'd. intellectual and Practical Arithrne
tic, Elements of Geography and English Cram.
mar.
Sec. 3D. Ancient and Modern History, Ma
tural and Moral Philosophy, Algebra, Geome-
try, Mensuraton, Atlas Of the States, Rheto-
4{ric, Original Compositions, folding and en-
dorsing Letters, Critiques
SIS 1t is not Of course intended that every pupil,
however short his or her time at school, shall
go through the whole of the above course. We
are most decidedly opposed to the modern super
fetal system Of education. Whatever is stud
ed must be studied thoroughly
TERMS:
8 For any or all of the studies comprised in
Sec. Est, per term of three months, 81 90
Sec. Cd, do do do 5 90
- Sec. Sd, do do do 6 90
A small additional charge will also be made
for Fuel, during the months in which it is
needed, and no deduction will be allowed for
lost time, except during incapacity for attend
ing school through sickness.
Application for entrance into the school to
be ,nade to the Principal.
N. B. The next term will commence on Mon
day next.
sAM'L M. CLENDENIN.
& burlington. April l6, ls40 IS
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BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER.
60 cases Mems and BOYS thick Boots
Is do do do do and kip Bropans
~ do calf and kip Boots,
500 prs Women's kip Shoes and Slippers.
Women's calf shoes and shoetees,
Mems and Women's lined Moccasins,
Sole. Kip and buff Leather, yts, I. j
Shoe Pegs, &c. &c. For sale by
BRIDGAAN & PARTRIDGE, Brick block
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FENHE great and increasing interest manifest
a cd throughout every section of our repub-
! lie to obtain correct and definite information
relative to this beautiful and interesting young
Territory, has induced the subscriber to pre-
sent to the public a Prospectus with the above
| title, accompanied with a Sectional Map, de.
/ noting timber and prairie; also defining accu-
rately all the Townships, Counties, &c, from
! the most recent official surveys. The author
designs to embrace q general Geogra phical and
/ Statistical view of the country in as condensed
4 form as is practicable with the nature of the
| different subjects, in Il cheap and convenient
| form: the price accessible TO all (; in order
that the cmigrant. the citizen and the way
larcr can refer to it from bis pocket or his fire.
side.
This work is designed TO he Of different
character from many of the hackaeye9 publ
cations of the day, and extracts of hastv tray
elcrs. 1t shall at least possess the merit of
originality.
The authors i'm is to delincatc faithfully to
state facts derived from personal observation
and practical research, and from a general ac-
Quaintancc and identity with the interests of
Iowa, her resources and suscept:biities, and
during constant residence of four years past,
lie INDUCES the hope that this little work will
find favor with the public, as a convenient
document Of reference, worthy the patronage
Of the citizen at home, as we'll as the emigrant
abroad The principal towns and villages in
the Territory will he infinitely described, their
commercial advantages and general resources
set forth. average prices paid for labor, and the
inducements presented to all branches Of me-
chanical industry. Amongst the principal to.
pics will be embraced the Military, Civil and
judicial organ,za tion OF the Territory; Judi
cia. Civil, Military and Staff Officers; Mem
bers Of the Bar, &c: Religion, Morals, Schools,
State Of Society and Social Relations of the
people; mode of" Claim Making'' and Town
ship Regulations amongst the settlers Sketch
Of Land Sale Process of Mining and Smelling !;
general suggestions to Emigrants in their
choice Of location; Purchasing, Improving,
Building, and Synopsis of the Geology of Iowa !:
description and lndica lion of Lead Mines, Co.
raj Beds, Marble, Granite and Limestone sin.
GUAR formation of Petrticd substances, and
discoveries of antiquated origin, and spccula-
tions OF scientific men thereon together with
a sketch of the present condition Of the Sack
and Fox tribes of Indians, their villages, Gus
toms. traditions and pursuits, with a brief bio.
graphical sketch Of Keol1uk ard Black Hawk
The work to be issued from the press about the
middle ofvJuly, which viii! enable the author
to give correct estimate Of the population of
the Territory, from the superintendent Of the
representation authorized by act Of the J.cgis-
lative Assembly. JOHNsB NEWHALL.
Burlington, April 10, Is40 As
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NOTICE

hereby given, that the subscriber intends
n presenting petition to the Judge of district
court for Louisa county, at the next term
thereof, on the second Monday in June, A. D..
ls4O for the sale of all the right, title and in
terost of the estate Of the late Ebenezer G.
Ward, deceased, in and to the east half OF the
south quarter of section eleven in township
10 north, and range 4 west. Also, to the
south west quarter Of section l, in township 10
north, and range west, for the purpose, of pay
ing the debts due from the estate Of the said
Ward, the personal property of said estate be-
ing insufficient therefor. And | hereby re-
quest all persons interested in said estate to
show cause Willy it should not be sold for the
purpose aforesaid.
PHILIP B. HARRISON, Admir-
Louisa county, March Is, 1910 Al
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TO MIS-


4 DRIDGE2AN5 g. PARTRIDGE arc expect
I'D ing by earliest arrivals an extensive as
sortmcnt OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
which thus have purchased from first hands in
the eastern markets, and will consequently be
able to sell for cashas lowas St. Louis prices.
Their stock will consist IN part Of
so ps Broad Cloths, blue, black, green, olive
dahia, brown and cadet MKT:
GU ps oatlnets, Biddic, Adams, cadet and stce
mixtures;
% ps Cassimeres black, blue, drab and mixt
10 ps Beaver Cloth l superior article for oser
coats;
40 ps English Ga Nerinos, assorted colors;
30 l's English Ga Mcrinos figured, IL .ncu
article:
20 ps plaid and plain Linscv;
300 ps f:ncv and blue Calicocs;
60 ps hlcachcd Cottols
SO ps i'ckings; ~ a
SO ps Kentucky and keokuck Jeans;
1900 lbs Batting;
500 lbs Wicking;
05 bales 81 and 4-4 bro Sheetings;
80 ps colored Camhrics;
90 ps white Cambrics;
5 case Canton Flannel; a.
9 cases blue and striped Drills;
9 bales 1willed Cottons;
3 tons Cotton Yarn; In
White, red and blue Mackinaw Blankets; =
White, red and green Flanncls;
Red Paddings; Canvass;
Brown Holland: Irish Linen;
Apron. Checks; sSilesas;
Strip'd Shifting Domestic Flannel;
200 lbspatent Linen Thread, black and cold;
$50 lbs Cotton Thread, white, blue and cold;
$50 dozen Spool Thread;
50 lbs black and cold Sewing Silk;
5O ps Pongee and flag Silk Hkfs; .
5O ps cotton do do;
rs doz Palm Leaf Hoods and Bonnets,
Ribbons; Gloves; Hosiery;
Cravats; Stocks; Suspenders;
Buck and Wool Mittins;
Pins; Needles; Combs;
Fig q Satin and Velvet Buttons;
Lasting, Gilt and Bone Buttons; sc. &c.
I ALSO, An extensive assortment Queens
ware, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Leather, GRO
CERES, Nails, Powder, Oils, Paints, Iron
Steel, sc. &c.
B. and P. would also inform their customers
that they will have the best retail Stock ot
Goods ever offered in the Territory comprising
general and extensive assortment of articles
adapted to the Western Trade. Tiff
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS. will be received by the Com.
missioners Of Van Buren, county, Iowa
Territory, for building Court House in the
town of Keosauqua, until the 30th Of Nav
next, when contract will be entered into with
the lowest bidder for building said house. The
plan and specifications of the house can be
seen at the Clerks Office after the Doth dav of
the present month, (April) The terms OF
payment for building said house will be in
building materials such as may be suitable 70,
that purpose, or inreul estate, or in town lots
in the town of Keosauqna
BY order Of the Board of Commissioners of
Van Buren, county, |. L.
Frye B. HAzELTINE, Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners
April Sth, A. ID. ls40 4S
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GUN SHOP.

IT w. BABBI1'T thankful for past favors,
-H-Ae takes this method to inform his old Gus
toners, and the public generally, that he still
continues the business of Gun MAKING, and re-
pairing, at the old Stand in the rear ofthe Jew
oilers Shop, where he will be pleased to wait
upon all who may favor him with their custom
Percussion Ponder and APPS kept constants
ly on hand and for sale, as cheap as they can be
purchased here or elsewhere.
Burlington Nov. II 1S39-tf
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MILLINERY g. MANTUAMAKING

MILLINERY & MANTUAMAKING.
YNHE subscriber would inform the citizens of
l. Burlington and its vicinity, that she has
lately come on from the east and located her
self in this city, on the corner of Jefferson
and Main streets, where she has opened the
above branches of business in all their differ
ent varieties. She will at all times have con-
stantly on hand a general assortment OF La
dies Hats, Caps, &c. &c. OF the latest improv-
ed fashions, and made in the best manner.
Hats, Caps, Dresses, &c. &c. made to order
on the shortest notice and in the most fashion.
able style
From her experience in the business and the
good quality her articles, she hopes tc share
a liberal patronage.
Ladies are requested to call and examine her
articles before purchasing elsewhere
All orders from distance will receive
prompt attention. L. A. SMITH.
March 90. 43
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LUKE PRIMER.

RESPECTFULLY informs the people Of
10 Des Moincs and the adjoining counties,
that he has on hand an assortment Of Clothing,
that he is selling cheap for cash. Likewise,
Satinetts, eCassimeres, Calicoes, Sheetings
Boots and Shoes, Groceries Of the best quality.
All of which will be sold low for cash, or ex-
changed for produce. 8K
Burlington, Jan. %, 1910. "a E
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WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING.
l.. C.. B.RRHDULL.

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Burlington, and vicinity, that he intends
prosecuting the above business in all its rari-
Gus branches. lie has taken a store on Front
street, three doors below Bridgman 6, Partridge
He hopes by close attention to business to have
d share ofthc public patronage.
All good Watches will be warranted for one
year. Jewelry also repaired, as above
may 7.tf 40
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ADMINISTRATORS NOY'IrE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. !
ol1cE is hereby given that letters Of adj
! y ministration have been granted, by the
Probate court for Louisa county to the subscri-
Der, upon the estate of Ebcnezer G. Ward, de.
ceased, late of said county All persons hav-
ing demands against said estate, are requested
to EXHIBIT the same TO the Judge Of Probate for
said county, within nine months from date, for
settlement; and all persons indebted to the de.
ceased are requested to make payment 10 the
subscriber. PHIlp B. HARRIsoN, Admir-
Louisa county, Feb. Is, 1910. Al 4
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Vt. D. BROW MING, Adm
Ian 9th. 1910. 3.
T.AKE NOTICE.

VNHE subscriber offers for sale a valuable
4 young Stud Horse. five years old next
May, Of as good blood as any in the United
States, (viz: of the Bertrand of Kentucky, Ber-
trand, as it is well known, was sired BY old Sir
Archy,l said Horse is of good height and good
size, well formed, his motion is quick and Gle
giant, his body is of deep bay colour, with
black name and tail; for further particulars
enquire at this office.
March -, 81
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Persons using the Life Medicines, Z
viscd to take the Pills at night, in I z,
quantities to operate two or three vi
the bowels in the course Of the l nsn
Also, take tablespoonful Of the b'.. y.
an hour before each meal. For tn y.
delicate constitution, half the quan''''
be sufficient.
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MORE GOODS.

ta e MORE GOODS. ~
DRIDGMAN s. PARTRIDGE, have just
Nd received efr5 81 d Sc
100 sacks Rio Coffee,
SO chests and boxes Y H. and Imperial Tea,
90 hhds N. 0. Sugar, 12 bbls Molasscs.
a bbls loaf do 2 bbls Madder,
3 Tierces Rice, case Indigo,
so do ,Salaratus, ,r 8 bbls Linseed Oil,
100 sack G. A. Salt, Tanners do
100 casks Boston nails 2 casks Sperm do
5 tins Iron, $50 Plough Moulds +
which they offer, wholesale and retail, each
for cash. .f,is sa5a
Nov %
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THE IOWA DIRECTORY
AND
EMIGRANTS GUIDE,
FOR
$780,

'' ! is a goodly sight to sec
What God hath done in this green forest land
What fruits of fragrance blush on every tree,
What charming prospects o'cr the hills expand;
The oak on high-the waving grass below
Mixed in one mighty scene, with varied beauty
glow" Fa0F