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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW PAPER WAREHOUSE
NOR e, l. OUR r 5 q o.,
Wholesale dealers In
Paper, Stationery, Printers and Bind
ers' Materials, and Rags.
Old Post Office Building, corner Second and Chest
nut streets, st. Louis.
sep23-w1m
sTRAYED OR STOLEN |!

q FROM the subcribsr, on or about tho
Goth Of July last, from Section g. Nus
AGk catine Branch Of the Upton R. r., .
yoke Of OXEN, supposed to be 8 Or years old,
described Is follows: One red and white, fine
horns the other speck led, light brindls and white,
rather heavy horns. inclined to be stagsy. Il think
their ears are marked Is follows Two crops and
under bits. Raised by Mr.. Lord in the forks Of
the Cedar and Iowa Rivers.
Whoever will return said oxen, or give informa-
ton where they can be found, will b h6e.aiy re-
waIded BY the subscriber. .. Y: Cunus'
4 Muscatine, Septamber Goth, 1659.-dawh:
NJ Upton Advertiser please copy.
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JOY AND GLADNESS
HAVE BEEN BROUGHT
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

OINCEthe introduction Of the world renowned
y medicine, DR.. MANN's AGUE BALsAH, in the
western country, and especially the past season-t
has brought health and happiness into moro fami-
lies than any remedy upon record. The question
would naturally arise, why is this? Because it
does in all cases, in the shortest time, arrest chi
fever and ague, in its worst form, and in all sss
performs speedp cure. Persons residing in ma
lalous districts using this Balsan occasionally du-
ring the sickly season, need have no fears Of an
attach of aguc. 1t is therefore highly recommen-
ded asa sure preventive, if used in small doses
daily during that particular time when this class
of diseases prevail. For want of space We can only
offer few of the many evidences in it,
DIR. MANN i CO., Gallon, Ohio-Gents: We
are At loss to find language sufficient to portray
to the public tho great esteem in which your cele-
brated Ague Balssm is held in this community
The fact il it never fails to cure agus 10 it's worst
HOLOBERT TAILOR, Druggists.
CoRIKrH, MISS, Oct. Goth, 1858,
MEsSRs. S. K. MANN = cO.-Gents: Having
procured supply Of your Ague Balsam. and test
ing it thoroughly in many severe cases Of long
IN had fai led found in all Gases, your Balsam
Fs1Sdaed safe and speedy cure. Itisjust the med
ieine re want here In the South. Respectfully
ycufs, JOEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Ssa Nyw YoRk, Feb. ed, 1858.
NEsSRSs. K. MANN& CO.-0ents: have
AZ our houss In st. Louis, sold your Ague Balsam
= ne three years, and have carefully observed IT.
ELECTS and must in candor say, do not believe 1t
has an equal in tho history OF medicine for. 70
nv personal knewlsdge, 1t cures permanently every
,e and have known it used after all other rem.
adies have failed, with the same happy results.
have no hesitation in pronouneing II tho greatest
discovery ever made in intermttsnt remedies, and
t.sps over 'S bs ss;s s.d .e WOOD
l u MANN 4 co. Pfoprj etors. -,
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THE STATHOF IOWA. ! &C
Auscatins County, o.
r. T.av, 4 CLAIM Ci..

To Lewis Clapp. Sir:
You are hereby notified that
On tho 9th Day Of May. A. D., 1859, Skillman Al.
ger filed In the Office Of the CLERK of the District
Court Of the State of lows, in and for Musoatine
County, petition claiming Of you one hundred
dollars, with six psr cent interest from January
Let, 1850. ~ money due contract entered into
BY you with said Skillman Alger, wherein yon
promised tospsy the said A'ger the Of ore hun
dred dollars, upon he establishment Of Railroad
depot by the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
Company on the said Alger's lsnd-the said land
adjoia ing your own--wbich said contract has been
peri ormsd on the part Of the said Ski llman Agsr
You are further notified that writ Of attach
msnt was Issued against you in said suit and also
an Original Notice, upon which said Notice the
Sheriff IN ade the following return, viz; u cannot
ind the within named defendant in my bawick."
That thereupon publication ofthe psnd.ney Of this
suit wes ordsrsd, BY the Court to bs made.
Now, unleAs you appear anil answer to said petit
ton, on before the first day OF tho next term of
tho said District Court which term will be begun
and holden at Muscatins il said County on the Srd
Monday in November, A: d :, 1851 judgment will
b rendered against you thereon. sa4
CLOUD h VAN HORNE.
Attys for Plaintiff.
Musoa tine, Sept. 2Srd-5W prs fee 50
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STATE OF Iowa, }
Muso.tine County. S.

~ a Ouet II. OIOWus Or
VOU arc hereby notified that on the first day Of
i April, A. D., 1859, Bsrthold Msrck filed in
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Mus
eatine County his petition claiming of you the
Of one hundred dollars with ten per cent interest
from July l1th, 1855, 50 money due him on your
Pr omssory Note, dated June 9th, 1855, tand pay
able one year after date to the order Of Samuel
Wildasin and also asking that certain premises BY
you mortgaged to secure the payment Of said Note,
to wit :-1he south half Of the south east quarter
Of section No. 20, in Township No. rs, north of
range two west Of tho 9TH principal meridian-be
sold 70 pay said Note, and that whatever interest
yos have may barred aad forsclosed in the
premises. You are farther notified that an Orig
nai Notice was issued in said suit, upon which the
Sheriff made the following return, to wit: ~ can
net find the within named Abnsl Il. Brown in my
bailwick. That thereupon publication of the
pene enc OF this suit, was ordered BY the court to
be made. ...# a. r.-..r Tr
Now, unless you appear and answer said Petit
ton, on or before the first day Of the next term of
the said District Court (which term will be begun
an holden at Mussatine in said County on the
first Monday in Move uber, A. D., 1881 judgment
will DO rendered against you thereon.
CLOUD & VAN HORNE,
Atty's for Plaintiff.
Muscatine Sept. 23rd-5w prs fec 50.
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MUSC ATTN
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP

IoSEPH KLElNFELDER co. have the pleas.
u ure Of informing the public that they have
purchased tie entire stock and apparatus Of thu
Muscatine Foundry and have greatly improved ths
same and have snahlad thsnselves to accommodate
the public cab in the manufacturing and repairing
Of iii kinds Of Steam, Engines and Mil Work il
general and All kinds Of Agricultural Implemente
Their extensive Plow Factory Is also attached
whore al kinds Of premium Piowshares afs manu-
faetufed and constantly kept on hsnd and viii b
oold q the lowest cash prizes, BY - ~
June Sth, 1859. ~ sse
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STRAYED.

EvROM the subscriber living on the Wilton road
r seven miles from Mu soatine, ON the LIST
Septembsr, 1859, four mileh cows-ons . mplsys
Isd coloS With absll the second, light taee
brown fouAA the eyes and white stripe deWa the
back: the third oil red except white spots on the
belly and the last red spotted COW, with short
tail. Five dollars reward will bs given for Tie re-
turn Of the above csws, or for infornstion Of
their Whereabouts. ~ JAMES HILL. Z
E Muscatins, Sept. l6tk-w1m~ tFfsn 9 &c
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-23
WEST LIBERTY ACADEMY

BYRON CARPENTER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
THE next term of this Institution will COM
j mence on Wednesday, Sept. 7th. .es,. -
Besides the Primary and Common English stud
les, the Languages. Mathematics, and Higher Eng
fish branches will be taught TO meet the wants OF
those wishing to ft for College to prepare them
selves fer business or other pursuits. - gaessz
Srscial attention Is called 70 the fact that .
those who intend to teach. J. II. SCOTT,
sep2-w1m Sec'y Of Board Of Trustees.
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June sth,,
70 r s a Z e

80 "A Farn Of 16O Acres,
+ oCATKD On the Mississippi River, IN hluscstin
IL eoanty, Iowa, adjoining and Immediately b
low The farm Of Capt. Legrsnd 4ofehouse. Ia
tor NJ spplyto @. r. BlSSELL,
= AT tie Asst TrsssuIsr's ONCE, St. Louis, No.
sept6-d2w
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/. DIS ON.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned undse ths name and style Of
Waters &John !. this day dissolved BY mutual Don.
sent having sold all tAeir interest In said firm Il
Adam Ogilvis, who l. suthoEized to collect asset
and il to pay an liabilities OF said frm. 8
- 4. v....ss ii I, o. P. WATERS.
.fIsIEV 80, u -, 80 A. JOHN.
Msse.tins, Ju,y1s, ss-d1uavam
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sMUSCATINE STOVE STORE
TIN, IRON AND COPPER !. =,
II q 9 . III q p !.

ID ENG obliged, by the increase Of business.
have put up forge, and in other ways In.
creased my facilities for doing JOB WORK in all
IL branches, and having rs.seeursd the services Of
Mr.. Ben. Beach, who is the only practical Copper
worker in the county, call the attention Of per-
sons wanting anything in that line. Estimates
given for Tin Roofing, Cutters, Oonductors-also,
Galvanized Iron or Copper Ooraicee, Window Caps,
DC. WIN. A. BROWNELL.
NOTICE.-Hsving made permanent arrange
ments with WIN. A. Brownell,, l win DO found At
the "Musoatine owe Store and job Shop, where
will be ready to wait on those needing ny ssrvi-
oes. BEN. BEACH.
JAY %, 1859. sL ,44 y . 5s91T 1-sgg
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STRAY COW.

CTRAYED from the subscriber in 4uscatine.
tai White. long heavy horns with points lrske off,
one i shorter ihan the other Abont six years DID,
Any person giving informstion q returning saad
COW will greatly obligc and shalt DO rewarded tor
his troubIe, P. n. HESS.
September 16
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-23
DIR. HoOFLAND,S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.
For the speedy cure

l. ., For the speedy cure Of
Coughs, eslds. influenza, Group, hoarseness, bron-
chitis, pneumonia, diseases Of the bowels, arising
from cold, incipient consumption, and for the
relief, and Gf at all possibly care Of patients
IN advanced stages Of the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bittsrs,
moy be confidently relied on. It 10 designed for
q class of diseases more fatal than any other to
! which the people of this eountry are subj cot
those sprin ging from q" SLIGHT COLD" That emf
that colds are to our inhabitants what the PIAsuz
and YELLOW FHvER are to those OF other ssll-
tries; but, can aver con hdently that they usher
in disease Of greater completely aad mortality
A further proof of the terrible fatality Of dis-
eases resulting from stoox NON COLD" may BE-
seen by glance the following statistic Q, taken
from the records Of tho Board of Health Of
Phiiadeiphis. ecnssssdly one Of the most healthy
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 1921,
Died of Consumption, 1919
g oil other diseases $3.50
in number0 s,s4s
.a..aa. -1o,2sl
1853 Total deaths, s.-, ........ 9,7<9
al other diseases, 7,ss4
1854. Total deaths, 1874
Died of consumption, 2,lT8
&c" all other diseases, $3.50
From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one. fourth of the total deaths in Il country
eaucsd by consumption, to say nothing Of the nu.
merous other diseases apringing from q "slight
cold"
Do not sriae with your health; but, If suffering
from . cough, or cold on the lungs, buy bottle of
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and you
may safely count on cure. Thousands have
done So and have certified to its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or
d. tin ofo of he ~ IN L.
ness or genera! debi ity of the system, resulting
from protracted cough, the German Bitters will
be found Of great benefit.
Prepared only by Dr.. @. NJ. Jackson, 41s Arch
Street, Phladelphia, and for sale by druggists and
storekespers throughout the United States and
Canada. Price Is cents Per bottle.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-23

J. n. RISLEY, N. d.
OFFICE and residence, Ogilvis House. ONCE
" honrs-7 to \. =. and 2 to 3P.x.
sepfs-tf
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w E have for sale at our yard, corner Sixth and
w Mulberry streets, . very large stock of the
best quality Wisconsin Lumber. Purchasers will
find in said stock every thing in the lumber line.
Our assortment of Fencing, Flooring and all kinds
Of narrow stuff is unusually large and Of quality
that may be denominated No. l. We have also
Timber Of all sizes and lengths, Barn Boards thor
oughly seasoned, Common and Clear Plank Of any
thickness, Joist, Scantlng, Siding, Shingles, Laths
Sosh, Doors; Pickets and Palings, together with
any quantity of Dressed Siding, Flooring and
boards of any dimensions ever called for in this
msrket. All we have to say to interested parties
il, that furnish any kind Of bill at price,
which are guaranteed to be lower than can be OBJ
tainod in this city. Call and see, IA <s s -.
HATCH & FULLERTON.
Muscatine, Dec. Gath. 185S.-wlm.
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E. w. 4 j. EASTMAN,
TFORNEYS AT Law, 81 DsaA, Hardin coun-
IA tv. Iowa. RBFRRs 10
lG. q. MAHAH and LEx< 4 SsLIs, kusostine, Iowa
June, 1st, 1859. Hat' Us
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SINGULAR FRrAx.-Thursday, o man ap.
parently intoxicated rolled two boxss q tobacco
from the levee aAto the river, saa upon bsjng d.
tected endsavossdf IS conceal Mssself by creepinp
into the large sessf eonnectilS the Oelvie House
9th the river. He passed througA she sewer into
The cellar, where he was found wSding around in
the mud up 70 hia boot tops. aad was arrestsd by
Constf Tiltard. Upon hsing arraigned before
Mayor Meason onscompiaint Of Mr.. Block, 10 was
held 10 bail iaths - ~ on charge Of mSlici
ons destruction u pssp In default Of bah y
vas commists1. 4 number ofksys and iaek.picker,
were found q his pesa = also s5tssal suss
cious letters, which give reason 70 believe thath
is hard case. He seems to have q number of cor
respondents who sign fictitious names, and who are
no doubt his confederates in crime. He gave his
name a. Samuel Henderson, which is probably Is.
sunled Il is thought that he intended to conceal
the tobacco SO that he could afterwards carry it off,
1t was fonndat the edge of the water and recovered
in damaged condition.
81 Several mysterious looking individ-
uals, of tough age, who emitted q strong sulphu-
rious odor and are supposed to have had dealings
with the D., turned up in the procession yester-
day equipped with printing press of Zone horse"
power I'm which they were issuing as they went
along aneatly printed programme Of the second
days proceedings at the Fair. They were subject
of much interest to all who saw them. In this day
Of sra spirits it argues something for the morality
of this ghosty appartion that the parties were not
engaged in printing and distributing bills Of
Fridays performance. Daily 3d.. ''' d ''.'
ET The anti.Railroad meeting, announce
ed to come off on the Fair Grounds Wednesday, did
not take place in consequence of the impractcabil
ity of holding it there. The leaders of the move
ment, we believe, have indefinitely postponed the
meeting.
LADIES AND GRNTLRNEN.-The ladies and
gentlemen of Muscatine and surrounding country
are respectfully invited to call and examine the Fall
stock of Dry Goods just received at the salerooms
Of Dunsmore Chambers No. 2os and 2lo Second
street.
I'VE have well assorted line of Dress Goods,
Trimmiags, &c, which We want to show you.
.-GNrs-
We have fine stock of Custom.made Clothing
and Furnishing Goods, suitable for winter. Please
give US call. D. &c.
r. River N ews.
The river is about on stand, being now as low
as at any time last year. but still about feet above
extreme low water mark FeE h .t.E~
LAID Up-The steamer W. L. Ewing has laid up
at Savannah, III.
~ BUSINESS DULL At ST. LoUIs.-The st. Louis
Democrat represents matters as being very dull on
the levee at that place. 1t says passengers are con-
stanty leaving in large numbers for the South and
there are thousands Of persons in the city who are
unable to obtain employment, and a great many
arriving daily from the North and East.
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Atty's Tor Plaintiff.
ss Muscatins. Sept. ssd-w5u prs fee $9s

STATE Of IOWA, Geo. ". wilnsring,
In the District Court James h. Jones and :
of .aid county. Mary Ann Jones.
TO james II. Jones and Mary Ann Jones:
VOU are hereby Motif ed that on the 18th day Of
i July A. D., 1859, Geo ". Wilmerng filed in
the Office Of the clerk Of the Datriot Court of Aus
catine county, his petition claiming OF you, the
said James II. tones, the sum Of 81 ,0os 80-1vo
with interest, as money due him on . promissory
ncte executed by you, James II. Jones, to said pc.
toner, dated Dec. 3D., 1855, payable three years af
ter date with ten per cent interest per annum. Said
petition also prays thu foreclosure of your right to
redeem from = mortgage executed by you, the said
defendants to said petitioner to secure the payment
Of the afore aid note, upon the Seuth-East qra ar
ter of the NORTHEAST quarter Of Section q, in
Township II North of Range 2 West, being 40
acres Of land in Nuscatinc county, State Of Iowa.
You are further notified that on the 10th day Of
JULY, $50, the sheriff Of said County returned you
"not found"-and that at the August term Of said
q urt upon affidavit fled As requiredby law, an
order of publication was gran ted BY said court. up
On yea Now therefore unless you appear and an
swef to said petition on before the first day Of
the naxt term of said court, Judgment viii be rem.
dered against you and decree made for the sale
Of sol d premises, and your right ef redemption
therein will be forever barred and forsclosed.
s-. RlCHMAN + BRO,
& 49,. H. Solicitors for petitioners;
Muacatine, Sept. 9th-w5w-pr's fec -
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I'VE have o well assorted line of Dress Goods,
Trimminss, &C., which We want to show you.
'sSISs .-GRrs-
We have fine stock of Custom. made Clothing
and Furnishing Goods, suitable for winter. Please
give us q call. D. U.
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&5Gz&f HAVE ALSO ON HAND, .E854-
.. II, ~ and IS Hoped Skirts.
TO oil OF which We respectfully invite the at-
tention Of the public generally. yaslf -
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BUSINESS Dull At ST.. LouIs.-The st. Louis
Democrat represents matters as being very dull or
the levee at that place. 1t says passengers are con-
stanty leaving in large numbers for the South and
there are thousands Of persons in the city who are
unable to obtain employment, and great many
arriving daily from the North and East
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to the Davenport Gazette, the price At that place
yesterday vas 90 to CSC. The higher price here is
owing more to the competition among buyers than
to the demand abroad. 1t is bringing to US large
quantities Of wheat from parts of the country not
heretofore tributary to this market. We saw q
load of wheat on the street to-day from point only
thirteen miles from Davenport. 80
In Chicago, yesterday, spring wheat declined 8
to 4c, and No. 2 was selling at 70 to 7sc. In st.
Louis, on Thursday, spring wheat was selling at75
to SOC, and spring and club at 50 to s7c.-Dsily,
~ Henry O'Connor, Esq, left yesterday
in the eveling host for Auscatne, after having
discharged bis duties to the satisfaction Of every
ono at this term of Court except probably the prs
oners convicted.-Dau. Nesps, 20A.
We were pleased to welcome Mr.. O'Connor at
home Tuesday morning, looking remarkably well.
He has recently delivered number Of telling
speeches, aed ~ learn that he has aeceptsd invita-
tions from his Republican friends at several points
in the State to address them during the remainder
of the campaign. Mr.. UConnor, notwithstanding
his Insignificant physical proportions, is host IN
himself when arrayed against the cohorts Of sham
Democracy. A SO SO &$ Nss e.
ADvERrlslNa.-The Philadelphia Ece-
ming Bslstis, noticing decline in advertising
which accompanied the hard times, remarks:
Discontinuing to advertise 10 like taking down
ones sign. = Il Il sort Of intimation Of retirement
from busino6s, and the public treat it as such. o.
they may regard it - evident that something ha'
gone wrong in The haainess which reqnires privacy
put upon It, the result il disastrous. Trde every
where. q
g II merchant sells goods at IS pei
cent. above cost, and deducts per cent. from tn
bill for cash, profits are 1S2 per cent, and not q
per cent, q gone psrsons at nrst sight would sup
pose. Goods have been sometimes sold at los
through mistakes in per centage.
The above was Published il this paper few day
ego, but il il -incorrect. The amount deducte
should be s per cent, instead Of 2, to make tn
profits lsa per .X6nt. = SIEa,Isfg8 Z IDA.
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River N ews

River eWS.
The river is about on stand, being now as low
as at any time last year. but still about feet above
extreme low water mark. F4E" .tE
LAID UP.-The steamer W. L. Ewing has laid uT
at Savannah, Ill.,
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Muscatine Sept. 23rd-5w prs fec 50.
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The STATE OF Iowa, ! sc
MUscATINE COUNTY, W.

Muacatine, Sept. 9th-w5w-pr's fec
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Reco;vcd nv River and Railroad,

sept, 18th, 1s59-dtf
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Pcrfumery Extracts. 9eoE
rT1ARRI6ONS Champion Psrfumery Extracts,
IL for the Handkerchief.
Celebrated Soaps, b.. A new supply He9
iuly13 at PALMER DEMRcEST'S.
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T. ZENITH THOUS ND
IDYI S OF THE KING,
PoEr-LAuREArE.
] vol l6nio. IS ceLtL

Mr. Tenrypop hss en he'd The world with hs best and most
artist wok No has made possibie the In
6ulserce of sur Midsummer Dream may enjoy
ho ard lakes hese la )ndon Atne
Eeual TIE hst cd IN respects Il be- better
than worhs which th fame of No renny
has cur-ly r-sed ~ Lo. don Examiner
Ger sibly the Lsurses m1gasm opus loud Critic.
the b-suiifl and tonchrg Of all the legends
With b. history Of Arthur and the story told with
uhIite sr,c-"-ILonoou Literary Gazette.
fyrly lover Of and e,qnts po'try viii e esger to
ps,s this volume vi len bres,h like balmy sind over the
txci.uspu tf to- cay ~ rrib1ne.
loys Of the King place among the foremost men
of al his tine " Philadelphia Pres
The lover, Of poetry will read this volume vi delight"
lHo u- Journ.l
Not the days Of Spsnssr Tssso hsv. had such
poem Idyh the King y Saturday Evening Post
We sssd the ldyl of he kns almost consaurns,e
.ors Of and The asatiye Of the century
IN Y Albion
10y. hey in the best Of the termper:t ~ de-
,crp p.us beautiful end strong In their polished Dpcity
sbouncius OF poesy ~ Hartford TiGea
"Tbsse ey Of the King mopumeDts Of success GER
snly a~ed if equaled BY any Modern
oence Jouns.