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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

pITpVis' INK STOCK or SUMMER GOOpS-JNo j.
- "s'h returns thanks numerous tri.r,
rni ,i' generally for the uneXampled fnr mad. he I'm.
'.'S9h THIS he asch,s mainly 10 his system If
Nr'uaFely for Cash II places him, IN . n,,n 81 al
-fla ~ nt IN hand new and cheap goods 49," " "
fa 6r, Stem ct selling alike pernlcious
ofii seller Had Lynclburg pursued The -, Svarn,
now l{s , Tor the last 20 years woud
- = The above views are given .trno 1872
4F mat my brethren in the trade and ali ,I,r 'i,,
'"t- my pr 'h by them ' ''' al otneI oP'iN,
9i new and scarce articles now opcnipq Is very
s ana cheap embracing large supply # White Good,
artrc - l.'''S ans &c, &c, and in fact NEST of tn.
SEQ ,, wanted IN this market For further particra,
gully 2s-ts JAW D. ftkNIS, All
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

~ NseiGa L. G3u,lrneug thu ara ut lauc
and during the replrs the Auucluot in
go, LNnchhurg. the Packet Boat for buchanan
WI ieats lHnchu5g Monday Wednesday. and FRIDAY AT
A. NJ Returning. tavc Buchanan Tuesday Tl4ur.Ity aId
saturday al y NJ. and arrive IN Lvuchbure at Is T. VI
BOYD, EDMOND j DAVENPORT
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H.fRN tttNGt-a wish Ia rent out store
4 HutsE winch IA n.lar / MI matte the
f=H##xrE Is ii L1Nis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29


matoos. e., by Iomtttlly Scaling
There additional tunnels wax no
sHE al Fruit 10y contact with Crmeut India Rubhcr Lead
oeroltnsiNc qualifications matter The Cans Jars
are al prepared for Sealing and the purchaser has only
heat he sugtly when the Can Jar allied
fresh fruit and il down channel the i'd
tliHl with and the work Theoretically Sealing
done The tlns strongly made Tin, and the aIs
FlIttd utr IfHet yellow te THE best Can which
Nrtlnrs and don't Yeur aud thousands
OF tnic dad last year lay using Cans made wrong rin
op The lads are invited 10 call aHd examine cans
and Jars before purchasing For sale Wholesale rctu
by ANDREW HDNp
may Il d--nos INuuMLmIg. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

a. .. W y =, A. ArIUIN II DlnIAhT, Successor
20 hi. tuher. II. n udlako has gust reeoi, Cd
hoantHl lot Of CARRIAGES. BG6GIES. A. IL is also
prruei m PAT npauy work order and a repairs neatly
anil rremp,l' lnr having in lis employment Nr 7 Il. New
oa Of the be- taach Smiths in America, he having served
anc asamrof tho largest manufacturing establishments in
L. L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

I,Nok NEW OtEENN s.-NirGinia mud ioni-
Siam iiinc.-FTst Packet to sail with dis i .--:
patch The superior fast sailing double deeked a.srk
and copper fastened schooner, ELLEN, Captain
JAMS NrfN hRr loading and viii sail above. For
balance Of freight apply to
DAVID y WM. Ct KKlE,
Richmond
PS-Sppers by this Vessel will their goods port
"t IL suaau at one halt freight cheaper than by any
other route aud IA less time Insurance be effected
tbt host terms. u y W. {.
ytag.n DE-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29
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GIE--pn and after Thurs lay. May
ls tht Passenger train will leave nchburg be
iaft oeiHtk and afr,vc at l. N. l. II GILL,
3H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29
5000 900 'a"a ip Is v s'o> II,

nAA Lbs. HACO>-
osODV 1000 Ms Nen~on Hams,
IN ttrkins Butter,
JFifkps Lard,
Jnstrr ceis ed and for salo by
fe l2t FRANKLIN 4 BROTHER
Ekt~sogt tEON.-The II % Z omnnI "a wal
~ drun this day dissolved by mutual name
OF the will be used by either partner in closing the hn
siurss All persons having claims them viii please
present thcm payment and al persons indebted o the CON.
viii please ard and Thor Office will be
kept at the old stand occupied 10y Mr. L. l. Coffee.
\ W, CoNANr.
NM A. NAIpkON
IyuchburR, July D. ls56
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

a N NNV, NJ
IN n tons P.rUvianG
"a bushels Glover Sod
lp bhls. \. - Nali4,,s
ON modsting terms ''e anu ''' sal
l8 Is n ~, 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

vi -, IHII3 UoIsr power STEAM SAW Mill wTirh
ir 'i very to" all the running gear is in 80
Any Information concerning il will be cbcerff,,v I'm
'' "ttasai'on to either OF the uud,i signed '1'
ali.fs 4. WINSTON.
d Ir-yr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

John l. Cook; The WarIatt The Attache The Tonpne
" t' ne iiugUehot hXiles Life and Travels eroou
IN vols Wilson's Western Africa Memorials Of his Tim.
ny Henry toekbuni The Earnest Man. Eades
." ihe t"o+sas Martin of Gro Mastin Appetons Railway
d ~ Stah Navigation Guide Also the following Magazines
mu1 9ons chambers Journal, National Magazine BLACK
LOU baon New YORK Journal Ghristys No Song Book
- - N''' y" anu i'f Haie al q. MORSE'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

~ uani and Waldon all their Machinery Sioe Tools Sc
aud taken the stand formerly occupied by them am fun,
prepared 10 manufacture the shortest notice and
Tobacco Muu ds and Fancy Tobacco OF every drcrp
IN short all kinds formerly done ,y them
have employ cd the workmen formerly Canant
Nadron, aud feel confident that VIII be able please all
who may faNur me with their patronage Orders
nlly solicited, IEGAR /. COFFEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29
Observation-Disclosures oxT.
q LoNEIk SEED, sgGA.s, &c

~ superior Clover Seed
New Orleans Sugar;
tonee do
Clarified do
Loaf and Powdered Sugar.
Fine Gun Powder and Black Tea.
Mrebels Candi,s, tor sale ON arro,,,no,,.t.
terms by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

Nou CANm,N MAr.mns. snMrrs

u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS. 81
wholesale and retail In variety and st4is ~
cash prices by calling al NoMLAN :. sgu If tho Ia IL
gle Nc 81 sycamore street Petersburg, Va vhef sees
You will sava 20 cent lie has uhtrct ad Unho Nm
thorn Manufacturers and Importers with largest
fashionable assortment If Watches JeW'4 SILVER Naro Rud
Fancy Goods oarrd VA this state Wa11
sor 81 call and lis magnificent
least 20 cent as he buys all hrs Geod cash and
them ~ much less than to regular prices Tor the iu
Of Goods Npu also have YOUR Watches and Jerry
paired In hr hest ah1 ~ -ha AND
fhc newest and most fashionable Goods exchange
money
Remember he place, sign 4 the Eagle No % syyampre
ttreet. Petersburg Va THOMAS NoWLAN
sppHtt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

on ' a1@nnments, Tomb Head and Foot stones
GADDESS' MARBLE woPKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

''Niil me another stock New tnnIs r1,.Is,f,,
Fds,i l hiue Barge Cotton Draper Florence Siils
W., ,'"h'y MaEnum Soap &c,
Rem eo,v AS. a. SIIGIER a co
-1.l,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

~ preparedto Till orders every desrri, -,
suuek Cotton Woodland Aoss-on the most acconmo-
nj the Auction Store OF ~ O"ilSnu 'e'Ne o''e''
cots - .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

ryu-ax. Carriages. HUGHES. noc,<A-

have hand and for sale pair Of these superior
MIL STONES Those in want would do well to call Soon.
at LEE 4 JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

HeAEn LEAF EANS.-Auoth.r Lot of rnt,,
n Leaf rams Just to hand j A. SllGLER \ co
Rep. copy Iiulv lois
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

~ TON t day Dissolved by mutual consent All persons
E4flng claims against us Will present thom DlLLARD 4
bFiNLff for payment and those indebted make pay.
ment to the same The Of the only used
in liquidation NM 5 DiIlARp
ma aHdtS JAS. e NATION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

4 chnory stock &C, 10 MIR l.. L. Coffee. cheerfuv
recommend hun 10 therfomcr friends patrons prompt
anu iaihih workman and gentleman IN be
lied upon CONANT & MAI.pRpN
L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

- rtlsn Ntv 3ark aud have ready f4r shlhisn
aHsend suHlt of thc beautiful Lawns fiauurrd
E#Aes Maul.t Kbblas# and 1ttpungs with another sup
rt French Needle Welk raiiaf Sleeves gnhtrut
worked oaubrf and Swlss Bands.
an. fB1tN ABRAHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

n EN DDDS-1hc subscriber has now received bis
~ complete stock Of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS;
10 which the attention OF his friends the public in general
Is respectfully called. Having taken advantage of the de-
press state "i the market III purchasing his Goods he will
be aple I" offer great inducements buyers
! he articles 0 mention there can la,
FOUND all inc articles Which general Dry Goods business
embraces besides large assortment of Boots
caps umbrellas ParasoS &c Country Merchants are es
Pecay invited to call him before they 20 further East h
IS determined 10 sell at Richmond Prices Strict att,non
VIII be pad 10 orders Come and all!
ap l9ts NATIII, GIfGGFNuFI,rp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

ar td y Lis lad Kafnsb aud Paints Of every
trIl fllu- good staek Tor ssla at l4s prices hy
STKbJilIK s. WHITEHEAD
'rne a5ts BfHRRisfs, Bank square
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

d Nils oiLs!i=.
W buis wntersitainea Lard OIL superior article
tLftahiBR aud other MA h.netF
Pure sperm OIL
Winter Whale
kratsf4ei a.. a.
ON hzHa and IN saleby sTKOrHER q WHITEHEAD
J4as Il &C. Druggists. Bank square.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-13
All Honor to Raleigh.

The election Of Commissioners, in this
City, recently, did not turn upon the ques-
ton Of License or no license, in the liquor
trafhc-but gentlemen were chosen irres-
peetive Of their opinions upon this question.
At the first regular meeting of the new
Board, quite a number of applications were
made for license, when a memorial was laid
before the Board, signed by nearly all the
business men on Fayetteville street, request
ing that no license be granted upon Fayette-
vile street, the main thorough-fare Of the
City. This was regarded as a fair expression
of public opinion upon the subject, and in
conformity Herewith, all applications were
rejected, except to the neutrality-suspicious..
Marlborough, Lawrence and Guion. These
Houses have been doing well for several years
without having licensed bars being attached
to them, and we are sorry and surprised at
their return to them.* But we do not believe
these Bars will be converted into tipping
shops-but that the license will be used for
the Convenience of their travelling custom.
Al1o VIC dtC Golu Viii surely DC TIC CdSO.
We may, then, congratulate our fellow
citizens and the public generally that a well.
directed public sentiment, without effort
drumming or any thing of the kind, has
frowned out and put down the grog shop
system in our community. There has no
been a legally granted license house here fo
several years, and the people have pubiicl,
endorsed the action of the Board in this re
speet. Public sentiment, then is right. LIE
it be sustained aud backed up by the legal,
y constituted authorities, in visiting upon OF
!. tenders the penalty affixed for a violation o
t the statutes Of the State. We say again
= "All Honor to Raleighand its Board of Con
missioners.
ave are proud to learn, since the above was
type, that the Hotel keepers decline erecting ii
license Bars in their houses.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-13
Thanks ! Thanks

We are indebted to quite a number of dear
friends for handsome clubs of subscribers
furnished of late, and we take this occasion
to return each and all such, our profound
gratitude for their kind interest in behalf of
the Spirit of the Age, and to assure them we
will long remember them, and hold ourself
in readiness to confer snyfavor in our power,
in return for their kindness. We would like
to p~artlcularize the names of these generous
friends, but some Of them object to this pub
he notoriety and have e~njoined upon US not
to do so. 1t may be the case with others,
and we are therefore deprived the gratifca-
ton it would give US in publicly giving them
credit for their activity in thus contributing
to the circulation of a Temperance paper in
the community. Our gratitude is increased
by the silence they have imposed upon us.
A reference to our list of Receipts from week
to week, will disclose who are those that thus
make effort for the good Of the cause.
We hope all our friends will follow the
good example set them by a few, and thus
enable US to run up our subscription list t
the point from whence it has materially re
coded of late. The spring season will soor
: open intercourse among the people again
. and a very little effort will secure a club o
i subscribers to the Age. Do try!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-13
For the Spirit OF the Age.
Words over a Grave.

: Did she suffer long ? 20, yes; and it's best
To wipe our tears when such weary ones rest;
Pond hearts watched Ger her for many a day
Lest life's torn petals should fall to their clay,
But they fell to their clay
near
There lay meath her eyelids an unshed tears
But it trickled not till her boy drew nigh
And asked his pale mother never to die!
. = Never to die"
did mind fit from her, with death affair?
Andlcft it the gate of the grave ajar?
While t~enantless life, outliVsd as before,
Was the shadow of mind through that open door ?
Through that open door
'No praise to Jehovah! FOR mercy thus shown,
The light and the shadow at once wore withdrawn,
Yet she trimmed her Faith ere she went
God grant there was oil in the lamp that day,
In the lamp that day!
The funeral train, like a gulf stream wound,
Through the ocean Of life that was he2ving around
In silence it moved, as tho wreck they bore,
Where the grayestones pebble the church yard shore
The church yard shore.
We fingered long by that cold grave side,
While back to the world swept the funeral tide,
Far from the death beach it ebbed away,
Nor missed from its bosom q drop of spray
drop Of spray.
"And must dust absorb il Y" "Oh, no! if she shon
Among Christ's JEWELS precious stone;
When Judgment shall open the graves rough shell
She may be q pearl, but We cannot TOLL
We cannot tell"
#The Chinese word for oye-lid i. eminently bea
tiful, signifyiug the cradle of tears. e " ,.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-13
Congress.

After a long and tedious struggle for two
months, the House of Representatives has at
last elected g Speaker. in the person of N
P. Banks, Abolitionist, of Massachusetts
It is humiliating to think that the chair
heretofore filled by some of the ablest and
best men in the nation, Is now occupied by a
vile fanatic, the mouth-pieee ola party which
s~cruples at no means, however unhallowed,
to destroy the safeguards to the p~erpetuity
Of the Union, and openly disregards and set:
at defiance the federal Constitution. Blu
we are gratifed to know that they are pow
erless for evil, while the other branches o
Government are in the hands Of conservative
men. The people look to the President ant
the Senate in the present crisis of affairs
and we believe their hopes and expectation,
will not be disappointed. Good may b.
brought out of this evil thrust upon the coun
try-and in this hope, the South will patient
" await the d~enouement. Mr.. Cullom, O.
Tenn. (Amer.) has been elected Clerk A
J. Glossbrenner, (dem.) Sergeant at Arms
n. Darling, door-keeper. No other bust
ness of public interest has been transacted
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-13
Evading the Law.

We are told that 1t has been the custom
with unlicensed liquor dealers in this Ci:y
and elsewhere, to furnish bottles Of tie uLli-
censej articles, with certain customers names
labelled thereon, and that thy would % and
drink from those bottles-such custom. viz
tually. and TO all intents and purposes,
beng nothing less than r~etaling liquor. Now,
this Is a clear evasion OF the law, ard has SO
been decided by the Courts Of the State over
and over aGain; and the preparation is as
clearly indictaDle for So doing, as Though tie
man applied at the bar, took "A drink and paid
his dime therefor. Let the dignity of tho
law, then, be main aimed and whoever NAV
thus be guilty of its infracti0n he returned
to the proper authority, with sufficient evil
denee toconyict them. Thequestiono Of liquor
shops or no liquor shops mas been again aai
again tested IN this community, aud il has
almost invariably been decided in opposition
to them. Popular sentiment has always been
claimed by the friends Of the traffic rs the
proper tribunal to decide the question-and
now as their chosen umpire has spoken So
often against them, lei the dealers bow With
the best possible grace and abandon tho bus
mess. Otherwise, let them take the conse-
quences.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-13
For the Spirit of the Age
What's the intention of it ?

Well, friend G.. I have about concluded
that my brains, if have any, are of bat lit
tie service to me. Possibly you NAV, and
doubtless the Social Circle will, think SO too.
l have been for a long time as you know,
q devoted reader of the Age" and nv head
is all the time hurly-burly to know what sin
creation thunder the Social Circle is driving
at. 1t learns me nothing, amuses me o n
and is productive of no good, that l can see
or hear of. All that | hear speak of it, (not
% few are in the same predicament?
1t really seems to me that the noble col.
umns of the good Spirit, pledges to an oter
nal and uncomprising warfare of extermina
ton against the greatest, vilest, and meanes
enemy Of mankind, ought not to be encum
bored with such useless pass time.
What's the intention of it /? | have conclu
ded to approachhead quarters to ask What
the intention Of it." Oar sentiments in re
gard to those letters are expressed in you
issue the 23rd inst. Ito day. by the remark
upon the Buffalo Hunt"
| shouldn't be surprised if Major O'Rigir
ais opinion was right, viz that they ar
husband hunting. For the present l am tn
Majors disciple. Major look out, this is lea
year. We are enjoying the full blown Bill
of being connected" SAMBO,
HillsbVro' jan 22rd 1858,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-13
AwakAi Arouznll

We spoke some time since of the proper
means to be employed to induce Gen. Cary
to visit our State and lecture during the
Spring and Summer, and suggested that if
his services could be procured at all, it might
be by a sure guaranty for his support and ex-
penses. And to make this surety, We men
toned that each county desiring his services
should pledge a certain amount to help raise
a fund necessary. Asheyille Division has
responded by a pledge of S"Sl00, and more if
necessary" Rowan pledges s25, and we
feel sure will double or quadruple the sum
if required. Who speaks next? We have
no time to lose. Let what is done be done
promptly, 50 that the committee may CORES
pond with Gen. Cary on the subject.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-13
Ym@b&r ga.
LADIES' BEREAVEMENT.
For the Spirit Of the Age.
To the Social Circle.

TO the Social Circle.
| am a stranger to you, dear Girls, and
but for the kind aud benevolent Spirit who
weekly pays his bright and cheering visits
to thousands Of happy fresides, l might
ever have remained so. But he has ex-
tended TO me and TO all, the right hand Of
Fellowship 50 generously, and promised TO
introduce me to so many sweet faces, warm
hearts and kinl friends, that though a tim
i'd girl, and fearful Of intruding, | have,
as you see, sheltered myself under the
shadow Of bis wing, and now, it is With a
heart overlooking with warm wishes and
kind emotions Gr each and every member
Of the Social Circle, that l beg admittance
into your HAPPY band. Will you then,
dear GiJH' receive one who, tho fully a.
VAC IN her " deficiencies, would yet
b.o TO place Der among those of the love-
" writer's Of the Social Circle? l can
promise you none If the bright, sparkling,
happy thoughts, which flow so gracefully
from the pens Of Carrie, Minnie and Mat.
tie May. Nor can | offer you those sweet
glimpses OF inner life,' those innocent
heart tancies, that pleasing melancholy
when invests the writings Of Flora, lone,
and EstelIe, with such charms.
Aesnt ecL and sympalhiSaMi the noble
Pirations and high hopes Of your { sweet
%follie,' but alas | have not the happy
bower to express them 50 gracefully and
Earnestly as does dear Mollie. | can lopt
the sunny tempered, impulsive, warm.
hearted child Of Nature, Kate Careless
whose very name causes the lipsto wreathC
themselves into smiles, yet | may never
hope to rival her in the free, flowing, grace
full style which is her greatest charm. Anc
what shall / say Of Florence Fay Why
why nothing, for | will confess to you, (ir
c~onfdence) Girls, that | am just HA
afraid Of Florence's gilled arrows.'
To the gentlemen If your Circle, | vii
say never u word for much as l desire t
be numbered among you, yet l would nc
have nv welcome Que of constrained polite
ness. And | know the sLords of Creation
Il hink) well enough to believe as l 4,
that they would gracefully adjust thei
shawls, take of their hats and bow, an
smile a walk in Miss, happy
see you = So l will not tax their galantr,
30 muck, but trust to your warm hearts, Fl
that welcome, which to give me pleasu
must be roiOatqry. Knowing then, as "
now do, that | can offer you nothing b
warm wishes and heartfelt sympathy,
shall be neither surprised, mortified or d
appointed, if you feel no desire to hear
gain from MAGGIE GLENN.
The Valley, Granville.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-13
State Agricultural Fair !,

asl ss week, aud shai ~
clude mex. week, tie Hst Of premiums 70 De
awarded al, and phe Sther arrangements iGr
the Fourth State Agricultural Fair, !" be
held in this city in October Ie1t. lie Com
mittcc, who had the matter in charge nave
bestowed a vast deal Of labor upon It's COM
~pilation, and, it will be seen by comparison
with former lists, have improved 1t ia many
important particulars. The number OF az
ticIes for exhibition has been extended, the
amounts Of the Premiums in most instances
increased, and several excellent reforms IL
troduced in the management Of the Far.
We are gratifed that the Committee cave
thus early entered upon the work Of prepar'
alton. 1t betgkenS an earnest determination
to make the next Fair a proud exhibition Of
native industry and skill, an occasion when
the sons and daughters Of North Carolina
may meet together and gain fresh acquisi
tons of public spirit and State pride from 1
| glorious display Of our State resources.