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LIES PILGRIMAGE.
By ROBBERY yicciL.


LIES PILGRIMAGE.
BIT ROBBERY sicoiL.
Infant, envy thee
Thy sersph s.its--shy soul without q stain,
Angels around thee hover in thy slee
A look Of love 10 gain!
Thy paradise is made
Crun ray mothers bosom, and Der voice
Is music rich as that by spirits ahed
When blessed things rejoice!
Rrieh, nre the opening ho~-ers-
Aye, bright thou swee, ba'rc and innocent
They bud aud blooms and straight their infant houfs'
Like thine, are done aud SPENT
Boy, infancy is o'er-
Go with thy playm'osto the grassy 'eu,
Let tn. bright Eye with y"n LAT ia'eIosA A'"''
And blithe and happy be-
Co. crow thy cuckoo notes
Till all the greenwood alleys loud : .s RING
Go, listen to the thousand tuneiu 'hiooS
Ibut 'm"nx the Branches sing
would not sadd, thee,
Nor wash the upon Thy cheek with tears:
Go, while thine eye Is brig ht-unbcnt Thy knee
Forget all cures and fears:
Ysu,h. ia rhy boyhood gone?
The fever hour OF life at length has come
And pas.ion sits in reasons golden throne,
While sorrows voice is dumb
Be glad i, is thy hour
or love ursIudsns- without reserTa--
70 And, from The Right, i'll hath not yet the power
To rake thy footsteps "werSe:
Now is thy time TO know
How much Of trusting goodness lives on eas'h'
And Flch IN pure SINCERITY NVSo
Rejoicing in Thy hifth!
Youths sunshine unto thee
Love first ard deafc.t-has unveiled her lace,
and thou hast sat beneath the trysting tree
10 loves fret fond embrace!
Enjoy thy happy dream,
For life hath not another such 10 give;
The stream ia dowing-love's enchanted stream
Live, happy dreamer, live.
Though sorrow dwele,h here.
And falsehood and impuri,y and sin,
The light OF love, the gloom of eartn to cheer,
Comes sweetly, sweeiy in
'Tis o'rr!-thou art a man
The struggle and the trnPest both begin
Where he who fains must fail-he 6sht who can,
victory to win
Go cleanse thy heart and fill
Thy soul - it'll love and goodness; let It he
Like yonder lake, so holy, cali and still,
Full Of purity!
This is thy task on earth
This is thy eager ma ni-oods proudest goal,-
To cas-, all meanncss and world worship forth
And thus exalt the soul.
IT'S manhood makes the man
A high sou led freeman a fettered slave,
The mind temple 6t for God to span,
Or dark dungeon grave!
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-A tract con,
v tanning $50 acres in the county OF Henco, aboG!
miles above the city of Richmond and between and
miles Of James river. This land is entirely in wOot
and is believed to contain as fine body Of valuable tD
ing timber as any in the county, having been careful;
preserved for great many years. There are two god
saw mills within 3 miles Of the tract.
Also, another tract adjoining the above, and ce,s.ea
il and the river containing $50 acres in wood wh The
exception Of about one hundred acres in cultivation,
with an excellent dwelling house, built about -four Yeas
SINCE With kitchen, smoke. house. well, garden, negro
quarters, &c.
For terms and further particulars, apply at the Engu'
rer Office.
March 30 l06--2aw4w
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WAY ESTHAM.-R. & 7. GWATHMEY have en-.
wv gagged Mr.. A. d. CARTER, 10 forward all Tot,:.
co. and other produce, from HeNham, which mas be
consigned to them, during the suspension o: the naTs
,;on ~ Richmond Mr. Carter will be prepared To ,k.
ter and keep dry produce which may arrive at Wes.n
in bad weather.
R. & r. g. lake this occasion TO say 10 such PLANTERS
as send them their Tobacco By the Louisa RaI:oat,
that Mr.. Staples, the agent at the depot here, sil
promptly forward it to any Warehouse they may tess
nate and he will receive Of the freight and tfgt,
on the delivery of the Tobacco.
March oO l02-2awiw
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To Farmers and Purchasers generally
WYE have three wagons starting from our Store
wv every morning for Westbam, (or Mintsrick -
Persons purchasing goods of us if sent By these wagons
will be charged only half price for carriage Besides,
we offer TO the public large and general assortment, Of
Groceries, at wholesale and RETAIL at the very Lowest
prices, for cash or town acceP'anees
WYATT & WHITE
March % l0G-2aw-w
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

LUMBER FOX SALE.
YENHE Georgia Lumber Company have no" on nanG'
at their depot at DarIen, large AMOUNT oil Lut',
Der for sale by the cargo in smatr quantities sna
they are fully prepared to furpsh on SNORT noct al
kinds of the best quality Of southern fine Lum0r''
sawed TO any required dme"slons and al 'ne 0'' ID
vorable prices. ,,.,
All communications may be addressed to the ;7gttg
the Georgia Lumber Company at DaTien, and VIII reeve
nromni attention. SIMEON b. JEWETI,
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Company
Lumbar C;,r C.oro;a Fob I S2-3m
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iSlGGEk'S
Exchange and Lottery ONCE,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
BIGGER still benrs The palm alone!
Another CAPITAL OF 10, 900 DOLLARS SOLD AND PAID
At FoRTuSE's LoysGE!!!
Drawing of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No. g Extra
50 y As g. 43 33 IS II 70 90 40 &c
Ticket Nos As 80 ~, the Capital Prize Of $4,000
sold to gentleman from The country, and paid as usual
AT sight. al Fortunes Home, BlGGERS Office.
NJ Another of BIGGER best and farorite Schemes
GRASp CAPITAL $4,000 DOLLARS
Tickets only $40.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery, Glass No s. TO be drawn
on Saturday, April Odd, 1895.
rs Number Lottery, and IA Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Capilals-l Of $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000,
5000 1000 6l5 10 of 900, $50, II of 500, &c &c.
Tickets 10, halves 5 quarters so.
NJ 10 80 45, the grand Capital of S3O,00O
81 70 IS do do 10000
II 20 20 do do $4,000
10 % SO do do. 10000
., "a 81 do do 10000
And eight Capitals of $4,000 each, few of the
leading Capitals sold and paid usual with BIGGER, at
sight The same good fortune and prompt pay await
ali those who purchase their Tickets at BlGGERS.
NJ Orders meet the most prompt attention, andi all
cases the original Changers Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at ST CHIT the moment the drawings are received
NJ Please address THO. B. BIGGER,
March "a ll04-tf1 Richmond Va
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NOPARTNERSHlP.-Tn subscribers take pIeasUH
d in announcing to their friends and the public gene
ralv that they have entered into cnparneIship Tor the
purpose of trahsae'ng General AssTsy Gom%s $780,
the firm of HILL, MOORE & Co They have taken the
large new brick building the South side OF the BASIN
within few feet Of the raost conniotous landing Il"
boats Prompt attention will be grsen TO the sale ant
purchase Of produce and manufactures. anc 10 every
other description Of business 10 their ne conhded hH
trust The proximity Of their store house to the ba:
will save their patrons the charge OF d!aynge, "h:a
is considerably item heavy articles when stored Of
forwarded from situation distant from The boat landh!
They are now erecting building which will be con-
pleted in 10 days at Westham which will be the erm
nation Of the canal for The next months and coz
seoue nty where all produce destined for this marh
will have to stop One of them will reside there aEf
give his undivided attention TO all produce and eooc'
sc Mt 10 their care either from the upper country ORION
Richmond for storing or forwarding They have PirFn
ed themselves with wagons for running between West
ham and this city. portion Of patronage sresPcIc'
ly solicited. WhLkEh n hiLlr
SAML. >. MOORE,
B. A. SAUNDERS
March 6 96-2awf
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POETRY.
n.vcp TIT srAAiss vssUsa.''

nm .,,h,, and will accord with mans
hiss reached the rugged path IN lie, TO when INC
3. OF ,ure years must have led him. copy them ho VII
Enr ,h magazine, and commend them for their truth
Eypress
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March l
CAMBOOSE IRON.
Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


.Nnrch 81. 1888.
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed. will be received
this office until three o'clock, T. M. OF the 2lst
dav of April next for furnishing and delivering at the
Navy Yard Washington, ID. c, all the Plate and Bar
Iron which may be required for six Canbooses Tor sooPs
Of war of the second class.
Schedules annexed. showing the number OF pieces
and their dimensions for one of The said vessels, VIZ
No. Of Long. Wide. Thick. BAR IRON.
Plates n, film inches. inches.
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Benoni E Harrison, Esq has declined being candI-
date represent the county of Prince William In the
next General Assembly of Virg inia.
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THE HTFNA
FJRE Insurance COMPANY

a RE continuing 20 take risks in Town and Country
IA on Dwelling Houses, Stores Manufactures n..
and other Buildings, and on Furniture Libraries ",.
ing Apparel, Stocks of Goods, Machinery, and ".
Stock of Mills and Manufactures, as well as on NOE
other descriptions Of insurabe property. Inc tf!n
will in all cases be made as favorable, can Be ooa
ed at any other good Office. Applications 10 be Hss
either personally, letter. to the Agent Nv "A
Aren't al RichmeS4
THOS. K. BRACE
President .42tna Insurance ComHd'::
Tvr subscriber intending for the future to deVo.e
undivided attention TO the subject OF Insurance. '"
:, n,one, n add that EVERY loss which has occuii
Jnr;np his agency of the Etna Office, for the last
vsars has been literally adjusted and settled BY him.
the Sa''''''''0" u '' f''>''' JNo O. LAY,
Agent .Etno Insurance Compa.:
Fsb m s6-w52w
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAoh
n BY FlRE.-The Hartford Fire Insurance &c. So"T +.
nv of Hartford, Connecticut, and the Howard fhe
surance Company OF New York, continue to insure e.,
the most favorable terms against loss or damage .!
Buildings, furniture and merchandise OF every ,b,
ton both in town and country, and all losses n,
adjusted, and promptly paid within sixty Gays
Of Loss w be- s,e"ded
'00'e''e0 - ny HJsBARD g. GARDNER, 3gent''
7l-w25w
NTOTICE.-There will be let, on Friday lne nd
V April, at Fredericks-HaIl Depot, The p n""se
Water Station 10 be erected at Louisa Court
5up.and specification of the work may De u Depol
aPP''a'0" - JAMES HUNTER
Eneineer Of the Louisa f. X a.
March 81 ~,
~RINTING INK-Just received at tins . on,'t tx,
supply of johnson & Durants H,nter 'S
,rs;cb viii be sold for Is cents per pound, 'or
October
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.N0nages's' Office, Richmond, va.

.NGnagers' office, Richmond, va.
$50, 600 capital.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,
Glass No. 9 FOR 1888
To be drawn at Alexandria Va Saturday, April a. 1898.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
5 80, 0O0-Sl0 O00-S6 00O-S3 l40-S3 000-S2 500
S2,0O0-50 of 81 ,O00-20 Of $500!
Ticket Sl0-Half S5-Quarter 81 80
Certificates of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do % Half do 65
Do. do % Quarter DO 81 30
s5O,OOOM!
Nearly many prizes as uankS.
Virginia State Lottery.
For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association
Class No 3 for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday 2st April,
1888.
rs Number Lotlery-I4 Drawn Ballots
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Capital Prize of $4,000
Splendid Prize of 10000
Prize Of 5000
do 1000
do. 5000
do. 1900
do. 6l5
10 Prizes Of 1000
10 do. $50
Tickets only sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificates Of packages Of Is Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do. % Half do. 65
Do. do Is Quarter do. 81 so
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YHHO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCo-TLs IL.
n spectors at Seabrook's Warehouse take ,b,, M ~
thod of informing their friends and the public generV
that they are prepared to receive, store, and when
recled SELL all Tobacco that may be sent to their VA.
house They pledge themselves to every EXERT.
in their power to give satisfaction to al! that may So,
their Tobacco to lhem.-They will pay the Dray,
from the Basin Depot and Dock on all Tobacco NJ,
may be sent to them for sale.
Notwithstanding the base falsehoods that have ben
circulated by interested persons, to inure the w,,e.
house, we can assure The Planters that aud AZ.
selling Tobacco for good prices either Of The o,t,
Warehouses. As evidence of the fact, Tobacco A.,
sold at Seabrook last year for Sl3 80 per hundred he
highest price that was obtained in Richmond. We boz.
that we will not be made to suffer for the sins OF Ohet
All that we ask of the Planters is, fair trial We H.
pay charges on all Tobacco sent to US
CHAMBERLAYNE s. BURCH,
March l96-2aw2m Inspectors
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lsOYT"S
Lottery and Exchange Office.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

HOYT at,oays sells the largest Capitalist
HOYT sends more prizes 10 the country, than any
Vender living as will be by the following list:
Nos 16 Ga 81. sent by certificate, 81, 500
No Nc 40 Al $50
DO. III Ia IS, i0o
Besides The above, HOYT has sold 10 country patron,
Nos 81 "a Il, The Capital of $4,000. Had The sixty
thousand have been Virginia. doubt we should
have sold that too.
Below will be found HOYTS old favori,es.
NJ Prizes of S50, 900, 10000 20
Since January our success in selling prizes, stands
unparalleled which warrants to continue the brilliant
series of schemes which have been the means of enrich
ing so many of our patrons. We sincerely hope that
good fortune will attend those who have not as yet e1pe
rienced it, and TO success send orders earyto
d. Nj. HOYT.
10 Grand Scheme. 20
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Richmond Academy. Class No
g. for 1888. To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, April IA,
1898.
GRAND CAPITALS: $50 OOO 900, 5000, 3l4O, 5000,
50 prizes of 1000 20 prizes Of $780, 20 prizes Of 30O 1913
of 200, &c. Tickets only $40.
certificate of package Of Is tickets will be sent for
$3.50. Packages of halves and quarters in proportion.
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~RINTlNG INK-Just received at TINS on tx,
supply of Johnson Il Durants btntr 'r G.sb
rs;cb viii be sold for Is cents per pound, tor '"'
October
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$4,000 Capital.
VirDinia state Lottery,

For Endowing the Leesburg Academy and for other
purposes Glass No. 3, for 1898
To be drawn at Alexandria Va. Saturday, April %,
CAPITAL PRIZES.
$50, ooo- So ,ooO-s4 OOO-S3 0OO-S2 500-Sl,Ol7 1.2
100 prizes Of 81 900.
Tickets only Sl0-Hal7es S5-Quarters 50 50.
Certificates of Packages of Is Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do. SIS Half do. Is
Do. do IS Quarter do. SO so
OF Orders for Tiekets and Shares Certificates of
Packages the above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the most prompt attention. and official account Of
each drang sent Immediately after it all who
order from US. Address,
D. S. GREGORY, g. Co, Managers.
Richmond, Va, March 20. l05-2awtd
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ED UNAWAYs.-Leh my plantation, in Alho,,.-,
HI county, Virginia, rather than wear ..s
my negro man FONTAlNE. about % years of AGE .ce
strong made, rather below the ordinary height, and
broad several shades brighter than black very pe,.
counlenunce, and fine teeth. | will give one bnns'
dollars for his delivery to me- if taken within the SIT
and two hundred, if out of the State. think !, c~
probable he is about Of the Iron or Public W.s
passing as a free man. would, therefore call the ~,
ton Of agents and contractors specially Tbs no,ic.
Also, GARDENER, about 20 years OF age, well ~.
portioned, about ordinary size black, and when r..
fused, s,umrners very much. will give The same -,
Gardener as for Fonlane, and twenty FIVE iola,s ~
each, if taken within the county, any wher. me-.
Lndsay's Store, Albemarle county, Virginia ''
February 20 [9O-2nwtfJ MANN PAGE
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M "a REWARD Ran Oft from this pIac- =
u OU the service Of Mr. VIM. S Deneal. Of r,'a
auier, it is believed, my slave named NELSON ~
about 40 years old, of low stature, brown compIe,n
with large whskers. He is fine oster and drly,,
was recently hired TO Capt Crozet Of this city He I.
purchased by in Jan last, Of David d. Dryden r,o
of Petersburg, where the said Nelson's wife row ;. VI
Whoever will secure the said Nelson, and deljrp, 5
to me in Baltimore; TO Col John Arms,ead Of RE-
mond city, will receive the above reward.
JAMES NJ. SELDEy
April 10 lII-~
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Consolidated Lotteries of Md

Class No. 6, for 1888.
To be drawn at Baltimore, Wednesday, 25th of
April 1888.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES:
$25, zoos l0,0O0-S5, OOO-S4 ,O0O-S 3500-$3, Ol2-
80 prizes Of 81 900, &c, &c.
Ticket $l0-Half $5-Quarer 50 So
Certificates of packages OF % Whole Tickets SLY
Do. do. % Half do. 6O
Do do 90 Quarter do. ~
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CHARLE,Tos, July IL, 1881
Athlete the casIonaly
companied c,yspeatous Inflammation and excessive pain IN
ankle joint Several eminent physicians c1eEted their
but without benefit In this state, i've bot
ties of the Indan's Pansceu made perfect cure -
MARGARET a. WEST,
l2l, Meeting Street.
l2 boxes of the Indians Panacea fresh from the ma.
nufacturer, received and for sale by
LYELL, JOHNSTON e. LYELL,
Sole agents for Virginia.
At James !HcKildoe's old stand, Richmond, Va.
March G a5-w3m
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-08
THE PLANTER.
Tuesday, Dec. A, 1885,

"Another Richmond's in the .feld."-
Some Of the leading federal presses in the
Union have taken the alarm and hauled
down the name Of Henry Clay from their
masthead, and hoisted in its place that Of
Gen. Harrison, who is now the nominee
expectant Of the Harrisburg Convention
But we fear, if they continue to change
their candidate as often as they find him
unpopular, they will make as many chan
ges and be as much perplexed as the Wing
party were in this state last year, when
they kept changing and nominating til
they nominated a distinguished Democrat
in the upper part of the state for the Of
fee Of Governor. Harrison cannot make
better run than Clay in the Soith West.
His opposition to the Republican doctrines
of Jefferson is too well known TO meet
with u response from the bosoms Of the
ireemen Of Mississippi. at least. We lave
our Domestic Institutions os established
and approved If by our fathers. and we
know that he dispises these. He will not
own slaves, because, like Clay, he be
lieves slavery a sin and curse, and for
this reason he would not live in slave
holding state. But what is worse than
all, he is in favor of appropriating the re-
venue of the general government to the
abolition Of slavery. This is the unkind.
est cut of all. By an unjust and iniquit.
GUS Tariff, the money is to be taken from
the pockets of the Southern Planter with
which his own property is to be purchased
This would be species of robbery and
injustice to which no people who had once
tasted the sweets Of civil and political IL
berty would submit. No, as much as we
value our glorious Constitution, erected
by our fathers, as bulwarls around our
liberties, we should infinitely prefer to see
il torn into fragments and scattered to the
four winds of Heaven, than to behold it
thus perverted into an engine of injustice
and oppression. We say unto these fol-
lowers Of Syssiphus "this stone will moi
roll, il is worse than Clay, you'd better
wander along the muddy and corrupt rill
of Federalism, and see if you can't find
one little smoother"
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-08

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
This Convention will not be postponed, as
was suggested some time since by one Of
the Democratic papers, but will assemble
on the 6th Of January. Those counties
that have not yet appointed delegates VIII
have time enough 10 do so, hence, we see
no good reason for postponing, "procrasti-
nation is the thief of time" and we should
bear this in mind, when we recollect what
q herculean task is before us to be nc
complished at the next November election.
Federalism has stalked abroad in the land
and scattered far and wide its Presidential
influence, and the time has arrived when
Mississippi must be cleansed Of every foul
and cankering blotch of Bildlesm, that
marks with shame and disgrace her fair
escutcheon. However, the Convention
will be fully competent to decide upon the
propriety Of making nominations in Janu-
airy, or postpOniDg the Convention to a
later period,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-08

SrEAM.--"Philosophy," says, DR.
Lardner, in his book on the steam en-
gone-'alrcady directs her finger a,
sources of incxhanstible power in the
phenomena of electricity and magne
tism, and many causes combine to jus
tify the expectation that we are on the
eve of mechanical discoveries still grea-
ter than any which have yet appeared;
and that the steam engine ITSELF with
the gigantic powers conferred upon it
by the immortal Watt, will dwindle in
to insignifcance in comparison with
the hidden powers Of nature still 10 be
revealed; and that the day will come
when that machine, which is now ex-
tending the blessing of civilization to
the most remote skirts Of the globe will
cease to have existence except in the
page of history
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-08
Ell S @ JED q e, a M l3 o U s.

isRUrE FORCE AND MORAL PowER.--
When. Tamerlane had finished build
Ing bis pyramid Of seventy thousand
human skulls, and was seen "standing
at the gate Of Damascus, glittering in
steel, with his battle-axe on his shout
DER till his fierce hosts filed out to
new victories and new carnage, the
pale on-looker might have fancied that
Nature was in her death throes; for
havoc andgsdespair had taken. posses
sion of tho earth, and the sun Of man
Kind seemed setting in blood. Yet it
might be- on that very gala day Of
Tamerlane, little boy was seen play
ing at nine pins in the streetsof Mentz,
whose history was more important to
men than thar of twenty Tamerlanes.
The Tartar Khan, with his shaggy de-
mons Of The wilderness, passed away
like a whirlwind, to be forgotten for
ever; and the German artizan has
wrought benefit which is yet immea-
sureably expanding itself, and will
continue to expand itself through all
countries and through all times
What are the conquests and expedi-
lions OF all the captains, from Waller
the Pcnnyless to Napoleon Bonapartc,
compared with these ''movcable types"
Of Johannes Faustl Truly, it is NOR
tifying thing for YOUR conquerer to re-
fleet how pcrishable is the metal which
he hammers with such violence, how
the kind earth will soon shroud up bis
bloody foot prints, and all that he
achieved and piled together will be