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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23
ROYAL 6URLEY, AucsioneeT-
EXTESsIyEx AMP Cn 'S r .9nh. r

evenings win be sold By ROYAL 0URLEY Co ~
Broadwsy corner Of Duane s the large. v.ushls ss4 q
prsing extraordinary variety OF ed uneonuoo
works including remarkable colssion Of Authors -
the Fine Arts; galleries and folio volumes u ensavfu
from pictures Of the great masters large number Of
valuable works antiquities coins, medals scup tura
and other relics OF past in various parts OF the word
illustrated with pates old editions Of the oissies
theology and ecclesiastical history, in various language
voyages and travels several splendid illuminated
,nd other curious msuUscrps large and very valuable
collection Of architecture IN sill its varied branches in
GLIDING fountains, baths and ornamental works msths
mates, natural philosophy aud sstronomy very ancient
aud curious black letter yolpmes " the 18th century
about 100 volumes Of Italian books among them rnaspsS
cent copy Of BodOn edition Of Dsntes works lsss ana
singular collection of emblems and devices many Of then
very and curious; large and valuable sssss;
riety OF works in the French, German and Dutch Ian
suases. &c &c. si3 2rThkMs
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ArWoou SToYEsI

UMPIRE STOVES Persons wanting superior cult
Ersrv spparsrus are respectfully invited examine mi
celebrated Stove before purchasing elsewhere The
OF this Stove always charged with pure air They vii
as lisa la~ostf HlCK0k co. Sis Wster-st
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CHRONOLOGICAL ALMANACS.
VALUABLE HISTORICAL

FOWLER WELLS. iJl NAssAr-s1.
IAVF FOR SALE az the cost Of manufacture the ilin
Itrsted Phrenoiozieal Almanac for 1919. 50 Inns
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BhiNIiNC INN utNtrAtIOhh - ana 80
ffouf-st between Montgomery and Gouyerneur sts
..f River Oihce 81 Madrn-lane second floor. The sub
Sner continues 70 manufacture and has constantly on
tno Printing Ink Of all the varties Of quality and color
fnlte and merchants viii find their orders executed %
.derae prices and may be assured Of receiving as good
- Gteis as there Is the market. OEo. MAlhEN
Al Grn
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NOTICES.
: -r,,,rnch I.angunge-Man.el

- r~.ueh I.anaunge-Maneseas Oral syHem
y dasshieI MsD.Ms ST,nSsS a. Sao ~ mo
rs Pc, ~ instruction and 70 receive the names Of
ar eo. vbo desire to join the first Evening Class
s,i.en.s,hins to Join = Morning Class will please call
rneo'~'' sif 2wiseodt
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mERCHANT TAILOR.

ERANCiS IA McELROI late with WN. r. JENNINGS
Co of Broadway begs 10 20 his friends and
he public that he has opened the ~ Broadway two
doors above VIM T. Jennings Co.'S for the purpose II
carrying the merchant tailoring business 10 al is
branches Al all times he will have hand the best and
fashionable Of read ymsdc garments and viii attend
nunctuay 10 any custom work his old customers or the
public may favor him with Purchasing his goods for cash.
he viii be abe 10 sell as low any other establishment
aud he hopes hv strict integrity and attention 10 business
% merit the many ayor he has heretofore received
~ Shirts stocks aud hosiery Of all desert ptons
on hand m
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- . 0It<Ef q Iue tuclIon Koom-
sha.sIsAet sAts o. Cooo FrsSTrrar-Conss.ine Of
maho<sny wsrdroees French bebste al, nshoss.x ~s,
.no o'rSmsns dress aud plain bureaus dnine I'D
~oh-'soes scfss and card tshlss Bra
.e arc in.Fan esrpe's ole oths feather bsda hair ma
,essrs esss OSes chairs, large pier slsssss
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l55 BROADWAY, NEw-YORK, AND
fgs sHEssUT-sT. PHILADELPHIA, WILL PRESENT TIL
FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S BATS
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EMPIRE RANGES

TOR BAKING OR R0AsTlNG.-This article is supe
nor 10 anything Of the kind market IL combines AL
the advantages OF AtwOees EmpIe S9ek.ss s,s.s s0'
ssls BY h'hon W ~ "se'-"-
su% fsswisk 2ssvosn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

HAkffk~ NEN-1Ofth ALASH NUN.
Comprising Outlines Of the Geography and History Of
New-York; Biographical Notices Of Eminent indivdu'
ais: Sketches Of Scenery aud Natural History Accounts
OF Public Institutions &c Arranged Reading book
for Schools by WfLLIAn RussELL.
limo half sheep. 81 o. 81 3tiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

yes Pocies ifsued PM August
sSr,lOs exceeding $4,000
kOBT. L. PATTERSON, President.
sexy MuLER, Secretary.
os l. Loan, Agent.
hxrs STEWART, ~. ID. Medical Examiner-ai the Office
- from 2 20 3 o clock. u 2awWNM lms
f2ll-The Celebrated Pain ExtrsctoT-'2l)
DALLEY'S 4 CONNEIiS.
~ No Merchant or Family should be without this
.',asrfp ssye IL will be furnished 10 all the most
r. terms by aPpyn st the only place for the genuine
4 ~ fNl-TwEs1y-OSs COgTLkSD-sT.-(xD
= To Canary-Bird Fnnciers.-The Committee
~ appointed 10 draft the Constitution and By-Laws,
K&Are ready 10 lay them before the Meeting on I'm
eIday, the 18th INST al Lafayette Hall, Al o'clock
~ Every Bird Fancier Il requested 70 attend there
sssness Of great importance 10 come before the meet
- s22)t
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A NEW MUSIC BOOK

NOR THE LADIES-The Young Ladies Il ~ te.ec.
ton Of Secular and Sacred Music arranged IN two snd
three parts, with Piano Accom- animent oy SeoIse
Kingsley, Professor Of Mnsic IN the brookyn fea.e
Academy, orssnis and leader in the Church 81 the ~
grms 10 Brooklyn, snd suthor Of Social Choir JuFe-
nile Chou Sacred Choir" Harp OF Dsyid." ke ke-
Just Published BY A $ BARNES co.
az SpkiiW 81 john-r corner Of Dutch
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CAMPHENE !-cAMpHnNEI

I STILL CONTINUE To SELL from NV warons steam.
Irectfed CAmphene and burning auid supsrSor a. NV
manufactured AZ from IS 10 % per cent lover hsn an
othe wagons hs city Orders may be sent throarb ~
Posi- OHce to Twenty -nfth-st- and first-av-nue ~
aust lns GEORGE y. CoNCKLIN Propri-,o,
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~ Liquid Hair Dyc.-BATCHELOR's Infant

IS Lquid Han DYE y decidedly The best yrI
,eSuces perfectly even and natural color "ltnou'
r,ns the skin leaving the hair soft and esst, - 'I'
ssrsf hair. sold BY WM. BATCHELOk, W al. y.
'nee, M "''''''' 49, 81 lmiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

DRIVATE TEACHER, or Assistant IN a Classical
i SchooA graduate of one Of our hrst Colleges lwho
has also bad experience In teaching would like 60
spend few hours day in the private instruction Of one
in the classics and sciences eher and
would take especial pains in preparing candidates for
class ia college he would be pleased 70 become assist
classical school UndOuhted references as 10 abil
ty character &C. will be furnished. Address box
1871 Post Office. sl3 3tThSAM
Gr 000 WANTED, Nov. 1, for term Of years.
'rC,OOO AZ per cent. house and lot IN BOndst
worth than three times that amount Bondsman IN
doubted No brokerage viii be allowed Address Dr. ID.
Ticket Office, American Museum. SO 3tisf
l.rnn OR $1,000 TO LOAN ON Watches, Dry
'>')UUGooia, &c Cash paid for watches old gold and
silver Notes discounted at l2i Nasssu-st opposite the
Bible Society. 50 I'm
90 REWARDS, in going from Chatham-square
,SCto Maden-lane, Silver Waichcase and plates o.
watch They are Of 10 any bat the owner The
finder will receive the above reward, and no questions
asked, by leaving II at liS Chatham-si. . -
80 ~ J. +. n. WALLIN
coz REWARDED above reward viii be paid for
'cZ)the recovery Of bead bag and contents, lost on
morning Of the DIST inst between Burnhams and the City
Hotel Inquire 20 Chambers-st. - pr
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SPLENDID QUALITY

AND STYLE PARIS AND LYONS sILh AM rAhls
APRINTED CASHMERE D ECOssE ~. cay fses.ree
from the large peFemptory suction ssle q
Wsrrer MontAnt Of yesterday These 900. ts o. ~.
o., asuscent .tyle and quality, and VII Dc SOC AZ
.sss~ sTAMIN krTR 81 BFestvsy,
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CROWDED AND FasHroN,BrE Hoo,
AT THE APOLLO ROOMS. 4iO Bn

AT THE APOLLO ROOMS, 40 Broadway
"A Troupe Of Living Male and Female Model Atisfes-
Dr. OOLLlER will lior the hrst time in America
meuce b. COLONEL and marble persouifcaflons Of the
work. Of az the great masters, Painting and Sculpture
on THU R>DAA EVENING. AZ o'clock, sept 3 The
accuracy will be observed IN relation to draperv
ami also the classical sacred and modern events repre-
sented The artises from the ROYAL Academy OF AIRS
oi London sad Paris. Descriptive By Nj Dodworh
Admission 81 cfs Doors open az Z s2i 3rsf
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WANTS.

rY- an ansrsri to hdrerfems"t' sent ~ wni must b.
-, - - ,1,v .,li not BE- tasen out Of the 0Nc,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

~ - Number PIsirs-eutlfely new and oflg:nsI de-
80 those in want Of something new and splendid on
-. door invited % call al examine The sooye srti-
- ii.o splendid assortment Of new style Bell-pniis
- kSns and repaired in the most substantial manner
= ,srr.nted K ROBERTS. hS3 Broadway
-. -,seod near Prince-st
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BOARDING.

BOARDING WANTED-Wih respectable pr
ID vae family where there other boarders, for
gentleman and wife with two children As the advertiser
be permanent they DESTROYS Of getting with
agreeable family where they would lind the comforts
Of home. The best Of references given For farther n
formation please address note postpaid 20 w r r.
box III Post Oce, which viii be promptly and contden
italy attended 10 - II
BOARD WANTED-A young lady is desirous to oh
Is1 ,SSsn ae or Very rev boerders Tnexcep-
tionabe reference given and required Addressp G box
SIS Sun Office s23 IT
DOARD.-Rooms furnished or unfurnished with fli or
ID partial board in family where few boarcers are
taken AZ 258 Sprng-st doors from Hudson'si wher
''s 81 5 ghs' every I'VE "'''''' ''''''''
DOtRD-A gentleman and wife are DESTROYS of obtain
ID ing rooms and board gentee family in the Seventh
Ward-nof above Cntonst would be preferred. Please
address box 2}75 Z. o. Reference EXCHANGED 50 us
BOARD WANTED-FOr ? ladies with room in the
Spring and White sts Terms not 70 exceed - per week
Address ; box 2,j77 Lower Post ONCE. - ~
DOtRD.-Peasant rooms with board, furnished or m.
ID furnished let, the second or third hoor win AT
the oonyenences ola home Apply 5 LiDery-s 81 ols
DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife can be ae-
ID commOdated with parlor aud bedroom, OF two single
gentlemen by applying at So tuton-si. So Steod-
WANTED Board with respectable private family
w tor a gentleman and his wife, who would wish room
and bedroom attached Please address n Y Tribune VI
flee. - 81
TWO OR THREE single gentlemen can be accom-
modated with good board IN the house OF private
changed s2l 5ts'
I ODCINGs.-Funished rooms for single gentlemen
Ain beautiful location near ST Johnspars Inquire at
SO Beach-st. y, Nv
IyI7RNISuED ROOMS TO LET-Niih board,
i suitable for families single gentlemen, IN the house
Morrisst near broadway. 81 ~
NOR SALE.-A Bargain--some excellent parlor fur
u niture viz a sofa, pair oiiomans marbleop cen
e. second hand piano of siN octaves This furniture is
new and made to order J. LARIBEE, lo5 Canslst DO
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CENrLE,rEN,s FAIL AND WINTER WEAR

=
porers Of Cloths NesfinEs Fancy Dress
ces &c. 23i Broadway, American Hotel Through for
ezn agencies shall be kept In constant receipt Of the
various novelties Lvfr and Paris markets, with
the view OF rendering assortment still attractive
10 patrons, continuance OF whose isvors
shall endcavur 10 merit by adherence 20 moderate
charges aud rendering he style and character Of
ments second 10 house in the trade.
The stock Of goods for Fall aud Winter wear comprises
st les Of cloths for dress frock and coats
poltos &c Cassimeres for panaloon-, and vestinzs IN
great variety.
In the way Of dymade garments. we shall have an
unusually extensive supply, consisting OF well known
STYLES Of sacks peos dress and ock coats panfaloons
vests, c0aks, &c, with selection Of the richest fancy
dress articles, including silk and satin scars aud cravafs
handkercheis gloves suspenders half hose shirts under
draw.rs &c slb n
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DALMO's.-Freweiiv visit Of the celebrated RAvyI,
I L FAMiLi.-1HJk>DAl EVENING. September 81
called WHO : THE COMPOSER Cairns. Nj. CLARKE.
Countess. Mrs Watts; Fihppo. NJ WAicof To be fl!
lowed hg The tes1nfui tsl.ef OF NiLLlNFR>-> SIMON
Gabriel Rasel. Madame karnish. NJ me jerome Ravel
Marie. II me Leon Javeli
lntermission u - minutes To conc .ade Nth the
Celebrated perform called the BEDOUlN ARABS
BY The whole Ravel Family.
Tickets a. cents 70 a. parts Of the establishment irclud
ins the promenade. 10 b had from 10 70 a. The box once
Doors open a It performance commences $; O'clock
A MEXICAN MusEUM.-P T BARNUM. Propri.
n etor' p HITCHCOCK. Msnsxer--Spiendd EXHIBIT
tons ard performances tbs afternoon A. 81 and this even
inE a. z o'clock-GRFAT WESTERN the fsrorite
! Ansee Comedian ORPHAN FAMILY. OF Kennebec
more Of Ssmphelfs celebrated hand on ETHIOPIAN
eEEFNADEk> Miss BERNARD. N.E IIEIF< TIE
besntifni Dansease, AMlSrAD SLAVES: Atwooi's an.
length Portrait Of GEN ZACHARY TAYLOR Isx,n,
Chimpanzee or Orang Ouians MADAM ROCKWFLL
the Fortune-telier -'
Admission. IS cents children under 10 years. p, cent,
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE Houses
v one Week M0re.-Thcy Won't Let U l5o.-Nr NIL
and Dr. VALENTINE the unrivaicd representative of
tnSee and other Eccentric ChAracters Will their
combined entertainments every evening during the wee.
commencing on Monday. sept 10 r Mechanics' Han
bIoaeway, few doors above Grsnd-st
Tickets, admitting gentleman or gentlemen and lsdy.
81 cents. as Sts.E
OUIDOR.-THE QUIDOR COLLECTIONS
W series u This magnificent collection consisting OF
three gigantic Scr pturs Paintings. VIZ Christ Healing
the SICK IN the Temple. Christ Raising Lazarus from the
Dead and Death the Pale Horse finished u the hish-
DAY, 18Th inst AZ the National Academy Of Design. on
The same floor ard hours ~ the Statue OF the Greek
Slave
y B They are admitted BY some OF the r, artists to
b superior 20 Ness paintings the subjects and
the best collection OF historical paintings offered
the public IS ims'
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VIM H. JONES. AactIonser.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-By J. d. fNOERSOLL
DCO-store III Pearl-s-On Wednesday. septeul Or ~,
AZ 10. o'clock 500 boots shoes and brossns suitable
for the southern, Western snd city trade
Also. 70 cases mems prime hip pessed boots
Also, ~ cases mems calf sewed waterproof boots
Also 10 cases women's leather pessed boskins
Also, cases wonen's leather psxs-d lace boots
Also 10 cases IN sees leather pessed lace boots ~
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~ NsTgAMBOAT COMPANy q o..r

Iz15.RecW NzlA-All merchandise dedgnen hf tbe u
tenor Of tho states Of
GEORGIA, SOUTH CAkOLINA,
TENNESSEE, and ALABAMA,
sent via Savannah will Be forwarded BY the Ssssnhoes
COMPANY OF savannah their steamboats, % Aasnsts ~"
Of COMMUNION al the lowest current rate OF hssnt
In addition 10 the steam power tnis .ompsAy s.esey
possess, they have under connree uon ps~ Ism
"a OF sht DRAFT Of ~sfsr and hisn spsed built
expressly with 70 insure 2rompt HsnspoftAroo OF
800, IA ali .r.zes Of the River Sayixsron
God. NAKED the Interior Of the county after resch
IA, snxa.t. or Hsmbars forvsded BY the Agents Of
m, COMPANY there 10 their final Destination
nav rely upon having the erdr Of their foods
earefslly loos ed 20 Ia Savannah
giiis u LAdlnx advising the shipment Of Goods snd
tter whether Insured and to what point should
Away. accompany the same, or Be cent By nail
Parties who have been in the habit Of Forwarding
hsndse the interior Of Georgia BY this line and direct
ins the Of Mr. r. H. Goodwin, will please tale 80
that the connection " that gentleman With lbs Com
pauy having ceased ell future should %
Addressed 20 w. p. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, "a
RGSEaGscEs
Messrs TAYLOR MERKILL,
.. JOSIAH Macy Sos, lNss.Yerk
.. Goopsvg 4 Company,
.. l.. H. BRieaAN, Esq
. HavEs OsAy Co Bostop- -.
Rsxsy sloAs EsS Philadelphia Spisss's
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~. rOR SALE on TO LET

la brick house Twenty -. fourth hOuse east Of
49, Thrdaveuue south side The house il in the best
der or immediate occupation. For particulars apply
COB Broadway, corner Of Housfonsf - 3tihsSMs'
~ FARM WANTED TO RE>T-On or before
W April sf containing from ID 10 N acres, IN healthy
go lrcaton within few miles Of the city. well stocked
with fruit ~ good Of cultivation and OF easy
Preference given to place the salt waller
Terms must be moderate. Address r. C. p office Of The
Tribune s2l ~
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FINE WATCHE s.

FINE WATCHES.
~ THE suBscRisER = selling all description,
& 4 Of tine Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry, ~
CO retail, lower than any other house in the city
AT watches warranted 70 keep time or the money r.
turned Watches and lewelry exchanged
Watches repaired the best manner Al much less than
the usual prices Gold watches a. low as - 70 20 each
GEO. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and Jewelry. Wholesale and retail. u Wall-st.
.i3 1mis' corner Whsn-st up stairs
II BIRDS AND CAGES in great yarety-bird
n seeds and small articles connected With the same
ezssEsale by ". ). JOHNSTON, 80 Broadway,
. w. near Chamber..t
A., MRS. HAZEN, tsi Broadway, corner Grand
~ Ed will open Nev-York and Pans Millinery
X Thursday, I'D inst Entrance ia Orand-'t
va - IT.
-MLLINERY.-Mn II VAN yEGHTEN viii
iopen handsome assortment Of Paris Millinery on
w "''' 81 2ts'
MILLINERY.-Mr. MCLEAN, 375 Broad.
n a lway will open French Millinery on Thursday, the
Va ~ re MRS MCLEAN, Agent
E0 THE BEAUTY Of Archer. Hats has become 80
Ell well and extensively known that you have only 70
wear 10 he cal ed Of taste. His Caps, too
beautiful and his assortment Of Fall style Of as and
Caps Is already attracting the attention Of those Who IKE
practice strict economy and AZ the same TINE always 10
season. Al AkChhks, 90 Oreen~ich-st 80 Inns.
&FALL BOOTS AND sHOEs.--JOHN L.
IWATklNS, ia Futon-.t. has constantly on hand
extensive assortment Of zenflemens Dress
~ Boots and Shoes OF every description, made IA the
most fashionable manner and superior workmanship.
The articles he sells being Manufactured BY himself lie
them be OF the hrst quality, and 10 give
subtraction % the buyer.
French Dress Boots from. ..........e5 ~ 20 ~ ~
DO shoes..................-..s. = %
Do Caters. .......s...s....... - 70 W
Elastic Congress Boots IN every variety.
Boots kc made order his celebrated plan Of taxing
draung q the feet and keeping pair u ats for each
customer. By which ulstt - rendered nm ps-De
how many bunons there may De 90 ne
feet
STRANGERS leaving their when m the city can
have their boots any Gre time 70 any part OF the
United states. -
Boys Boots and Shoes q al sizes 30 lnls
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WIN W SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
rROCkERY, GLASS AND CHINA.-By

y NJ b BOGERT.-This day, Thursdsy, Sept Is. 1t 10
o'clock % Johns in lots TO suit retailers snd
Flowing blue white granite, lisht blue, edged, dipped
and plates dishes and bakers, all teas co6ees,
tea sets bowls Jug. chambers, basins ewsrs, he Sale
positive months credit. Goods well packed for shp-
ping 80 ~
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(f3< :
E liable plot Of ground fronting Mad sonsvenue and
-AA--~ Twenty-seventhst equal 70 about lots.
lso-Tweny. third strwo ofs o ground on the south
side Of Twenty thrds between Lexington aud the Third
avenues Apply 20 ANTHONY }. BLEECkER,
% lw Aucti0nufer, 7 BrOadsf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-30

CtATtN, HQNNETS.-A.few of those Elegant
- SHRED Satin Ronnse yet unsold at q 3
k1s WOODS eksEr S4oaE.
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PRESS ONWARD.
BY WILLIAM oHLAND BORNE.

4t~
Onward will ye stop and ponder.
While the minutes pass ye by?
VIII ye mid your dreamings wander
While the hours just breathe and die
He whose ardor brightly burneth
With purpose true and strong,
In the end laurel earneth
Nobler than the highest song.
Onward! in q bold reliancs
On the strength ye have within;
Bid your foes stern defiance
And their homage ye shall win.
Life is not a time for Dreaming
Standing still or asking when
Mere resolves are wordy seeming
Duty calls for earnest men!
Do We cringe at shadows feeting
Like sun -concealing cloud?
Give them all silent greeting,
But be never by them bowed.
Onward! though the steep ascending
Makes the labor long and hard;
Sweeter far will be the blending,
Joy will after tolls reward.
They who idly stand and tremble,
Thinking dangers fill the way,
Bid the tyFant foes assemble
In their terror-born array.
Doubling ever make US weaker
Fears make coward hearts for aye
But the true and earnest seeker
Knows no yielding but to die.
He who yields is base and craven
Nothing worth in strife and toll
But the firm shall reach the haven,
Proudly bearing off the spoil.
So our duty e'er should find US ..-a
So our trials should be met
While the true and lofty bids US
Like a rock unmoving set.
Grid ye, then, with bold endeavor--
Pressye onward while We may
Keeping Trust and Hope forever.
Angel guardians by the way.