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ADDRESS OF TIE NATIONAL LORDS
DAY CONVENTION TO TIE PEO-
PIE OF TIE U. STATES.

The Convention of delegates assembled
in this city from various parts of the Union,
to consult on the means Of promoting q
more general observance Of the Christian
Sabbath, would respectfully solicit the at
tenton OF their fellow citizens to the sub
iect Of theirdeihoratons. Were an apollo
gy necessary for an appeal so vide as this
address cOntemp.ate~, it is found in the
fact that the object concerns aIl-whether
they dwell in the crowded city or the scat
tered hamlet, in the palace of the rich or
the cottages Of The poor. They believe
that the results Of the decision which the
nation shall maturely form as to the claims
Of this institution will reach far onward in
its history, and that We are dealing with
the elements Of the future veal or woe Of
the hundreds of millions whoare tomhabit
this land when we and ours will be re-
membered only by the heathful or baneiul
influences we have eXertcd upon this form
ing period of our career.
Thatour means Of safety are as peculiar
as our pcrils, san admitted trueiSm They
have parted with many Of the perspective
safeguards Of other countries, The popu-
lar ignorance upon which the monarch e.
Of the old world have so greatly relied for
safety, we deprecate as our danger. The
elevation Of the masses in intelligence,
which they fear, is our hope. They are
building citadelsof defence from their own
people. We are seeking to awaken in
ours higher and higher estimate Of their
power and their rights. Their restraints
from violence are external force. Ours'are
the love OF order, the sense of justice, THE
power Of science and the fearof God. Such
are our trusts; if they fail us, all is lost, -
Our mistake is fatal, and there is noreme-
dy.
1t is with reference to considerations like
these that we desire to fix the attention of
our fellow citizens upon the Sabbath, as q
moral safeguard rendered to us by our be-
niiicent Creator for Just such exigpncies as
ours; and as nations are what individuals
are, rendered to us as d nation, to each of
us as individuals, with all its blessed in
fluences upon the life that is, and the never
ending life TO come. Were it a human de-
vice we might well fear lest evil should be
mingled with its good, and could Justly
question its claims upon our unlimited con-
idence, But it is q law of God--coevaI
with creation. It is one Of the selected
few, the Ten Commandments, that briei
but comprehensive expression Of His will.
Among these it stands, and We may not
say that it is secondary in importance or
obligation to any. For aught we know, it
may be the very keystone OF the arch.
This should be enough. There is no
higher sanction our reason can ask or con-
ceive,
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!!
100000 SOLD YEARLY!
Price only 124 cts,

Price oRiy 124 cts,
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
The best Strengthening Plaster in the
world, and a sovereign remedy for pains
and weakness in the back, loins, side,
breast. neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
and Iumbago; worn on the lower part OF
the spine, they entirely cure the piles
und on the small Of the back, the falling
of the womb; applied to the back Of the
neck Of children teething they give great
relief. In coughs, colds, oppression of
the chest and stomach, liver complaint,
dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where
local remedies are required, none can be
better than these pIasters. They are
tonic, or strengthening, stimulating and
anodyne Physicians recommend them
because they stick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
million are sold yearly.
J. w Hoxie, Esq. who was bent near
ly double with Rheumstism, was enabled
alter wearing one ~ hours, to get up
and dress himself. 10 two days he wa:
perfectly well.
Mr.. David Williams. Of E zabelb.
town, n ] on old revolutionary soldier
was 50 afflicted with Rhematism that he
could hardly ho'p himself One Of these
P,aqters entirely cured him.
Mrs george Nixon, one of the Mana
gers Of the Insu.ul,on for Aged lndreenl
Females in the city Of New York, says
the old ladies' find great benefit from
these P;a'ers they being very liable 'r
pains or weakness in the back, as vel
as other paris Of the body,
Mr. George W Spencer, Street In
epecor, was cured of the Piles by wear
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0H-Si|I more striking results from
the powerful and controlling Influence Of
SANDS SARSApARILLA over the
most dreadful Diseases 10 which The hu1
man frame is subject.
Tire following letter was addressed
10 our 5genrs AT Boston:
RoxBURY, Mass May Is, iS43
Messrs. Smith & Fowle:-GoutIemeu
1t IS with great pleasure ! send you
this certificate Of the wonderful cure
made upon nv child by the use of Sands
SirsaparIla She had been troubled
more or less with Hereditary ScroIula
from her infancy, which al lergIh sot
tied 10 her ,ws, where it ragged with
such violence cher mouth and lips he
ing extremely sore aud very much swoI'
Ien) that she could not take any nour
lshment except liquids from spoon ;
she soon became very mu.h emsclalHd
and so weak as TO be unable TO raise
herself without assistance, The Jaw
boues began to decay, and four pieces
With fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out
from The effects of this banelul, aud, as
feared, incurabIe disease AT this time
her condition was dresdful to behold.
and tho pain was 80 intense that che
was unable TO sleep, exoPp, few mln'
utes at e time She had taken other
preparations oG SarsapariIla, and other
mcdrcincs recommended for Scro'ulu
but Without any coed effect, and had
almost d"spa'red o. seoing my child eur
ed, or even relieved 0I lhIs loalhsomp
and most dctesabe disease, when Nv
your recommendation (for Nbirh sho
always feel Rrateiu} | was induced It
try Sands' Sa"sapouIia ] procund one
bottle, and after she had lakPn abou 90
half Of the contents, ! sew a decide
change for the better. continued th'
use o the SiaaparilIa with rrnewe hop
- her health improved rapidiv. tho fou
lulcPTs in her mouth hegan to heal l-sh.
rested comfortably through the nigh
and now, gentlemen. alter u-lRg hv,
bottles my daughter Is entirely cured
yes can truly sny that she is bette
than she ever was IN her lite, ard al
tribute her cure WHOLLY to he use c
SANDS SarGapsriiIe,
D ASA F. ONION
. For further pNrucuIaFs and ccnclt
aive evidence Of it's superior value an
efficacy. ace pamphlets, which may b
obained gratis
Prepared and cold Wholesale and re
J tail, by
A. B. & y. SANDS
Wholesale Dtuggs's. 70, FuIjonst N
And sold also by Druggists general
10 the puncipaI towns and cities through
: out the United States.
K. JACKSON, Agent,
CarroItou, Ohio
January | l945.
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The following verses have enjoyed a
greater share Of popularity than usually
falls to the lot Of the ophemeral cI8ss ol
newspaper poetry. It has regularly made
its appearance "beiore the people" and
gone the rounds Of the papers, at this sea-
son, for many years past. For a long time
it was wrongly attributed to Miss Hannah
+. Gould, and there is striking similarity
in the style of those lines 10 that Of the
accomplished poetess Of Ncwburypor.-
They are at last correctly attributed 10
HUGH MooRE, an obscure but highly gifted
journeyman printer.
OLD WINTER IS COMING.
BY HUGH MOORE.
Old Winter is coming again, alack!
How icy and cold is he!
lie cares not pin for shiverinr back,
He's saucy old chap to white and black,
lie whistles his schiii5 thwondefu.knack,
For jolly old fellow is he.
A witty old fellow this Winter is,
A mighty old fellow 10 gIee!
He cracks his joke on pretty swcetmiss
The wIinkly old maiden unfit TO kiss,
, And freezes the dew on their lips for thb
Is the way with such fellows us he!
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Sands SarsaparilIa.
F or The remogoi and permanent cure Of oU
Diseases arising from an impure state
2fhe Blood or haJjt Qfhe
NN&LeN.

Syaen.
Scrofu'a. or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
Obstinate CuIaneous, EruptoDs PIN
pies, or PustuIss on the Face, BIorch
es, BlIcs, Chronic sore eyes. Ring
Worm or letter, ScaId Head Enlarge
mant and Pam Of the Bones g. Joints
Stubborn Ulcers. Syphilillc Stmp-
toms. Sciatca, or Lumbago, and DIE
eases arising from an injudIcious use
of Mercury, Ascites, or Dropsy, Ex-
posuro or lmprudence ia Life, also
Chronic Constitutional Disorders, &c
10 this preparation are strongly con
cPnirafed all lhs Med dcinal properties
Of Sarsaparilla, compounded with other
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
strength o. which is extracted on an en-
lireIy new principle, The great object
desired is now accomplished. in The pro
ducIon OF remedy possessing a con-
trolling power over supposed hitherto
incurable &iseases.
The alllcted, or those who may have
been giv'n up in despair, and all who
are interested. are invited 10 make a
trial Of this valuable medicine, or to call
on those who have come forward and
borne public testimony Of its priceless
value TO them, and satisfy themselves in
dvidualy of its power in srrestng and
curing disease, and Of what It has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let
ters recently received, and specimens oI
those coming to hand daily:
GALLATIN, Tenn. Feb. 9th, 1874
MesSrS, A. B, g. D Sands:
GentIemen-l have just received
letter from my father in RusssllvilIe
Ky, who wishes to purchase some Of
your S4rsaparilIa. have no doubt he
can be the means Of selling great deal
as it has performed a wonderful cure IN
his family. Lost December was sent
for to see my sister before she died, che
having been In poor health for some two
or three years, & at the time went over
TO see her, she was at the point Of death,
with the scarlet fever, aod cancer Us
affection of the bowels, from which her
physician thought she cOu'd not possibly y
recover. carried over with ME tot
tie Of lour Snrsapariila, and with tie
consent Of her physician she Commenc
ed taking it thai night, remained wut
her three dovs, and left her rapidly i'm
proving Her busbond sent boy home
with me mr more of the Snrsaparilla.- -
srn' one dozen bottles which believe
will effect an entire cure. NV iahcJ
writes me to that effect, and wishes lhro
me TO procure an agency fur selling you
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ance lhcle are the most convincing prcoi1
tcfo-a the Convention, and amoae the
motives which have assembled VI hAe,
many Of US from distant hCwe-; were ilr
affecting aype1ls Of the very clase Of our
pro-cnJcd teilow-citizena, for the help
which public opinion and public sympathy
may bring 70 their relief. Shall It te DE-
niedl and especially shall the soneht-ior
aid be withheld by those who have tn
power 10 grant it, and that for thn sake If
gains uncertain at the best, bat which il
realized, viii bring 10 real good, and
which may yet Iuffie and disturb the pill
low oldca!h!
In the conclusion, we would ak Of our
fellow-cjlizens their influence, their kind
persuagioae. AID above 8i their u.ame'ea5
example in aid Of this cause, u the fur
therancn Of which 30 many a0d 90 various
considerations prompt us. Tie world ha*
never Witnessed Il! c spec.ac.e Of an uli-
vcrsaI obedience 10 the sabbath IN any
country; and its full power to hiez7 Ia
ton is yet u1reyealed. in no other land
can the trial be made with such encour.
agemeuts as in this, and with such power
Of example to the wor.d-tor if aucccssful
here will be as the voluntary decision Of
a free people.
Il was the remark or one Of the ah,est
and purest Of those foreigners who came TO
our aid in the days Of revolutionary peril,
and who made h- home, and recently his
grave, among us-the late venerable Du-
ponceau, Of Pbladelphia-,ha, Of all we
claimed as characteristic. our Observance
Of the Salbath ;s only one ,u,y national
and American. and for this cause, if for o
other, he trusted it would never iosc its
/ hold on our affections and patriotism. 1t
/ was a noble thought, and may well min
/ gle with higher and noblor motives to 81
mua.e our efforts and encourage our
/ hopes. And while tits the glory % eag"r-
! Iy coveted by other nations that they may
/ Ee pre-emnent in congurst and extended
rule, let Us gladly acCpp, it as our dislirc-
ton. and wear it as the fa.rest Of all th*t
! grace our escutcheon, that we prr-emi-
nently honor the Sabbath and the SABBATH $
/ Lord.
In behalf NJ th0 Convention:
JOHN @. ADAMS, President.
, ! HARMAR Denny, Secretary,
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COZ CHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SHERMAN's COUCH LozENGEs are the
safest, most sure End efec,uaI remedy
for Coughs, Colds, ,Consumpuons. .Whoop.
ing Cough Asthma, Tlghtness of the
Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The proprie-
tor has never knoWn an instance where
they did not give perfect satsfaclion.-
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within the last year, restoring to health
persons in almost every s,oge of con"
sumption, and those laboring under the
most distressing colds and cooghs
Jonathan Howarth, E.q, the we'll
known temperance lecturer, took a severe
cold last January BY sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed 10 have settled in a
consumption. He raised good deal Of
bloody matter, and HIS cough was 80
harrsssing and incessant that he could
get 10 rest by day or night. AlIer try
ing various remedies without relief. he
thought that death aIcne would relieve
him oI his misery. But by the advice I
lady he purchased box OF Sherman's
Cough L'zenges: they gave him great
relief, aud to his surprise alIayed his
cough, made him rest easy, and enabled
him TO sleep sound all nigh; three day
use Of them made new man Of him,
and he is recommending Shetman's 10.
zengcs to all his acquaInances
sHERMAN's WORM LozENGEs
Are the only inraIIible worm destroying
medicine ever discovered. l.400000
boxes have been sold, and not a failure
has ever been known. They destroy all
kinds of worms, ond cannot injurc where
there are none.
Three different persons cured OF The
Worms by the use Of one Box Of Worn
LoZenges.
"Elessrs. G. F. T. & Co. t47 Mair
street, CrnclnnaU: Gentlemen -tlJ
wife has been afflicted with worms from
1he Uge OF three years, and has never
been without them She resided at Md
d)etow0, Buter county, AT times, she
has been so afflicted with worms as It
require the attendance Of Two Of the besu
physicians jn the place-one doclerng
her for one complaint, and one for anoIh
er, but gettug worse, she removed tc
Madison, and was under the hands o.
two Of the mos celebrated physicians o
that place, but all did her no good Sb'
came to Cincinnati some time since, ant
began to despair OF getting better: in
deed she gol 60 bad, the worms came ul
in her throat - her suf'srngs became al
most lntOlerable. Hearing Of the many
cures performed by Sherman's Loz uges
she thought that she would try them las
August. ! stepped in your Store anC
gol box Of the worm lozenges, and
have every reason 10 ejoice that | dlc
So She took but one half box, when lh
worms came from Ter in bunches
could not be positive, bot | would cup
pose that there were from City to sxl,
in esch bunch. The lasl dose brough
several white worms, from twelve 4
fifteen inches long, She began to &c
well, and felt better than she had 70
years. Being cured, she gave tn
balance OF The box to neighbor by III
name Of Herald, who lives short die
tance from US, who has two children, on
five and the other two wears Of age, VIII
were much troubled with worms, and
have heard since, that by the time the
had used up the box, both children wer
entirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. r Richard:
Lawrence street, near Front,
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DISSOLUTION.

N7OTICE is hereby given that the
= Partnership heretofore existing be
tween jackson g. Thompson,
was dissolved On the 3th inst. All per
sons having unsettled accounts will
please attend 10 settling them imme
dlalely with either Of the parties, who
are duly authorized to attend to the
same.
JACKSON e. THOMPSON.
Carrolton, Oct. 25 lS44.
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ufrFfg ItIa i.HE4frr elpTA pgwIH Z r.,
lero Tl,t :, ,,-., .,,,,I, ,,. ,,.,, ,,.,r,
je rrocad Iy all IL. ha.ri,gg m,nn I'll Li,
wants
Az = reriod of root sfor siv da,,s nm
tfrpop- ,cr +, is indiererssLre N ,bo I.
lorar Wnhopf ,bfs gractors irf,ryaI bts
bo,rb and yigo~ rro,,s,,,,eIv decoy ag
certainIy. aIrAopgh M, 49, s.celiIr sgir
dol,rred fo,n tie raf-asbp,a,t nj aroao.
and health and v;qor are The moor mani.
caul.s'. The etat,erics. NOW ao g.esr,y ac-
cpn,lll,ad that We cca4n IN ra,har ti,.u
showing the fearful waste of Iira i, ,bo.a
eugIoymoat- which lave M sps,ension
ar. H,.l Of warning and inytrpctfon >ad
indeed is the lot Of the l.lorarw.fhort The
Jubilee Of the week 10 recui. his exhaust
ed energies: when he NAV wine the sweat
from bis brow and ftup bis spirit alike
/ bowed down by daily .ol. +
Nor Is this inreva. or repoe, as a law
Of Our physical nature, less necessary to .
intellectual occupations The mind must
be s.ated.y uuaden Of its cares, as the /
body OF us hnE;hens, Or similar penalty.
must be endured. The ordinary effects Of
Systematic violations Of the Lord. Day, h2
! men oi business Oh prof .ssional mem are
les ,. t'raEnt17 oI PERCEPTION I'D" power oi .
: o'7cL''"'n5"oH' ana SoohaAes7 oI JoGGe-
men, ', an" stll'F%..y ~ @o".n''oA 0, n
Ie"eC.uaI . g.soI' olsa4 'oI-'"ea ~ S'''oe"
cEeohal"S ca..S Gown oI ti7 o'er'a.E@d III 'i'al
5aC"I',F7' 5', u o.h7r instances '3e te7"t IS
.o'l'1! y. T''.-'''.,'s.. III snort nora
a'' Il,.I'ooa co..,.o To P.I 'r1I'' l'.'l z
10 5".'e" "! ''r'i'o' OIL 'i- "'E.h1 con-
'l''.' ','.l'yU Wv - !;
lIS' .G ""U.n I"'A' INI A4o-I u o. "''"7sI !"
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LiI 5.I of .." ''oI7 III ''T..' g, anu IN
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sHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LozENGEs

SHERMAN'S CAMPtlOR L')ZENGES
Give immediate relief 10 Nervous or sick
Headache pa pitation Of the heart, low.
mesa OF spirits, dependency, inf ANNA
Tory or pulried sore throat, bowel or sum
Coer complaint, fantlng, oppression or a
sense OF sinking Of the chest, choIic
spasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els, EystorICel affections and all nervou :
diseases, drowsiness through the day and
wa@eluIacss by night, cholera or cholera
morbug, diarrhOs4, IassitUGe, or sense
OF fatigue Persons travelling or attend
ing large parties, will find the Lczongcs
really reVlVlng, and lmpartiug the buoy
ancy of youth.
Joseph B Nones, Eaq. Vice President
Of tho Washington Marina Insurance
Company, has suffered lor years with
nervous headache, hat nothing would
rekeVe till he used these Loznnges
which relieved it entirely 10 Is minutes
DR.. 6. Hunter has been subject to vio.
lent attacks Of headache, 60 ss 10 make
him almost bind for Two OF three hou'
at time, Nothing ever afforded hin
any re 'ef lil' he tried these Lc Lczanges
and they cured him in q few minutes,
Dr. ShermeD's Lozenges can Re OBJ
rained WhoesaIe and ReIoil Of G !
Thomas, Main st. between Sd and 4h
Sole Agent for Cincinnati. Oalo. and 0
the following Agrnts
GREER e. Co, Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND Elarishurgh.
GEoRGE MANrULL Augusta.
Z. JACKS ON CarIolIlon.
Cough Lounges 25 cents per box;
Worm A" - ~
Csmphor "
| CaIhnrtic
All who buy a box Of Or. Sheymoa'
LoEsnges, or = Plaster are entitled t
one Of Shermen's Messengers OF Health
which can hn obtained from all Agents.
| Jan /. AS
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valuable medicine 10 that neighboihood.
Respectfully, J. NJ OWENS.
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ing one Of these Paster5 on the lower
pert o! the spine.
H~CAUTIoN The great reputation
these P,asDers have attained has induced
many unprtnciped persons to get up
worthless limitations. Ask for Sherman's 3
Poor MANS Plaster, and eco that fuII di-
rectinns for use, and a fac simiIe OF his
name. A. Sherman. NJ. D. is on tho back
Of each. Trust none Others, or you will
be deceived. q F. THOMAS,
al Main at, between 3 and 4h,
QTS0le Agent for Cincinnati
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5 dozJn Russia and Fur Hats from !
O 5 dollars for sale by
X. JACKSON.
Nov Sth, 1874.
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80 Barrels Lake Salt on hand and for
sale by X, JACKSON,
Nov 9th, 1914.
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5 dozen painted Buckets verv cheap
al X JACKSON.
Nov Slh, 1874
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trrBook, Business Cari', Htpd'W'
and all other Iinds efJol E'wt, neatly
done a,ltis Office aaoa he mast reasonable
terms. md on ME sh03isaH Hc,iec.
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rERMS oF AnYERTISING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Three insertions, one square, 5 10
EUery Subsequent insertion, 20
Lorge' ones in proportion.
A liberal discount viii be giUeR to those
eho advertise bu The ueGr.
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Old Winter is coming again, alack!
How icy and cold is he!
lie cares not pin for shivering back,
He's a saucy old chap to white and black,
lie whistles his chiis Observation-Disclosures
For jolly old fellow is he.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-06-12
From the Washington Union.
EMIGRATION TO OREGON.

The following sketches are instinct
with !ife.' Coming events seem to be
making good the anticipation of Mr..
Polk's inaugural. ALREADY (says that
address, are our people occupying it
with their wives ard children. But
eighty years ago, our population was
confined on the west by the ridge of
the Alleghanies. Within that period
within the lifetime, | might say, of
some ofmy hearers-our people increa-
sing to many millions, have filled the
eastern valley of the Mississippi; adj
venturously assembled the Missouri to
its head springs; and are already engag-
ed in establishing the blessings of self
government in valleys of which the
rivers flow 10 the Pacific. The world
beholds the peaceful triumphs of the
industry of our emigrants. To US be-
longs the duty of protecting them ade-
quately, wherever they may be upon
our soil. The Jurisdiction ofour laws,
and the benefits of our republican in
situations, should be extended over
them in the distant regions which they
haye selected for their homes. The
increasing facilities Of intercourse will
easily bring the States, Of which the
formation in that part of our territory
cannot be long delayed, within The
sphere of our federative Union. lnthe
mean time, every obligation imposed
by treaty or conventional stipulations
should be sacredly respected Such
is the adventurous spirit of freedom in
our young country! Labitur ct labetur
IN onene polubilis @vum.
From the Ohio Statesman.
The tide of emigration is setting
strongly from the United States to the
fertile plains of Oregon. The emf
grants are fthe right kind to build up
State west ofthe Rocky Mountains,
being composed of the bold, hardy and
adventurous sons of the West. Upon
the shores Of the Pacific, the finest
country on the globe awaits but cult.
walton by the hand of man, to pour
forth its fruits in abundance; and none
so capable Of shaping the destinies Of
mighty State, or SO deserving of the
rich blessings in store for them, as the
noble spirits now vending their way