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AUCx10A nALHo
VALgABIE LAND ron SALE Il

" NJ al MANI 4Vb BALE ~
charlotte C0uRTY.-I shsll olVr for snle
e public Auctioa, not cold privately belSee. on
~ EsOA !: the nh day q December next, On the
lIeni.as. ne tfact d land on which Tssids
containing SOD, scresly Ing IN the county Of Ohar.
lctfe on Tsiltie and H0rsepen Greeks On The lire
q me .ichmond and Dansiils Railroad. two miles
fa "a MossinFford Statiou-adjoinipg the lands or
NJ 0oode. ss~
The improvements are geod--dwellinr house con.
tainIpg 81 rooms above. dining room and store
ioom "a the tasemenf coed office IN the yard All
" good repair; six Tobacco b. res granary stable
Kitchen. ice housr. negro cabins ard otter ccnvsnL
ent cut houses, tbs gnrcen we'll epclosed
There are IS acres Il Greek fat about no .cres In
original Forest With an abundance Of the yery nest
plan. land. 100 In pine and other growth he RAJ
ance OF the tract for cultivation with Isrc
p,rtiop OF well improved land.
fali. = y o"s 'ees's0 snn
The tract Of land % very productive and desirable
being IN most deliRhtfu part Of the county: con.
sensnt 70 SEVERAL Churches, and the cicty In ~
nsTrsnpornood hss good - any In the county -
.,l nRxs Of the sale ere one half in cash, and the
Oa.ance IN - monihs, with interest added tide
gwen and deed Of trust to secure the deferred nag
nisnx. Possession given at Christmas
any person wishisg further information.
VIII please address me. at Mossingford Post tJffico
no i5-tu9 VIM MARSuaII
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NEW CASH DRY GOODS Store

NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE
~ The subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends and tie public generally, that he has open
3D. at No AZ Broad street, between 5th and 6th and
elected with great care, handsome assortment, o..
eadiss' DkE5s GOODS, saAWLS, HOSIERY, LIN
sAs. COTTlNs, ELANNELS, hiBB0NS, MUS
tINs. LACfS, FANCY ARTICLES, SMALL
WARES. &c. DC. all OF which will be sold at low
prices, exclusively for cash; and would particularly
call attention 20 the stock Of bkEss GOODS,
.HaWLs and RIBBONS. which are of the re8est
styles. and bought at great reduction from the
ssrly season prices Having made arran gements To
10 bu mess entirely on ;he CASH system the public
nay rely at oil times 10 buy cf ne On the most IA
Forshle terms, and hope thereby 10 merit their ap
probation. HM j SWORDS.
ne F---I~ 4 Aafh Vrrs
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NEW DS.-NEW ROUSE. -
~ CHEAP GROCERIES.
The B1b crIber TAKES pleasure in informing his
Did friends and -tomers, taar he IL now in his new
house. ne door hslow his OH stand. } where he is
better prepared than ever to serve them He has
rust laid III II complete aud fresh stock Of NEW
ftODS Of the best .ua.ity, which he viii sell
? asonarla terms as eau be purchased in the city,
Thank fal fJr past fasori ha respectfully soiicts
continuance Of the same p.edgiDg 10 use every ex
rtiou to i've satisfaction. -
d ANT2L0TTt,
los Era lin bet a
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE,

90 CORNER OF MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS,
NORFOLK, Va.
This Hotel is over and adjoining the Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange. is eaai distant from the
Market, Post office. Custom House, and City Hall
On the corner OF two Of tie principal thoreughfares
in the very centre Of business; and has every appl
for the comfort and satisfaction OF the guests
TERMS 81 20 per dag.
A HARTMAN,
al 27-3m Proprietor.
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| OK OUT FOR The RIGHT PLACE.
~ BEAUTIFUL AND OHEAp DRY GOODS.
lust Ieeeiv ID another lot handsome De Lqiues at
l2s IL. Ia ctS AND upwards Marinoss. all c0lors
nom lsels and hiaher: Black and Cord SILK. the
cheapes. 10 the city; all wool tannes % cents
&C. rich wol Eed Freuch Swi-s ard CatnbI c Collars
II I2te cts to 81 worth dCubl- the money; Stella
shaw = Cloth, Merro and silk Velvet Cloaks, aston
ishipg low prices; Sstinets Cassinnsres. sheeps
irgy Kentucky ;eSns tor men ant boys wear SCI.
wants and Bad 3l.n2ets. the greatest Bargains ~
he city: Bipacbed and prCwn shifting anu Sheet
rig, ana ms az more goods too cheap to Mention
All ask IS call, and yoc will be well pleased will
lie goods and prices, by calling At
JOSEPH STRAUSE.
uup No - Main strest.
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TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS.
i AT THE CORNER OF BROAD AND MON
kOE sThkkTS. FOR SALE AT AUCTIUN.-WiI
be sold on the premises, en- MONDAY, the 2e h No
vefnber 1855. at O'Clock, y. NJ the lot ftontng IS
feet ON the south eiue OF froad. running back 100
'eet on the East side of Monroe street. alley,
with 'wo small framed tenements thereon suitable
fer small stores, for pers ns Of moderate means
TEkMs accommodating, say one-fourth cash, bal
apcc at IL and Is months for gotiable notes in
terest added and title retained.
nols G0DDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucta
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
AT THE CORNER OF CLAY AND FIFTH
sTRskTS, FOR sALs AT AUOTION.-Wiu be
sold, on TUESDAY. ihe 30th November 1881, on TN.
premises. commencing at o'clock p. NJ the very
the occupancy of Rev. Henry W. Watkins. The lot
fronts "a 3l2 feet the south side of Clay street
end runs back on the west line of 5th street llsH
feet. to ALLEY 10 feet wide The dwelling Is built
OF brick. is in good repair and has ample accommo
dations for a large family.
TERMS one-fourth cash, balance at 2, and mos
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured By
no IS GODDIN 4 ApPERsoN. Auets.
A SQUARE OF 4 HALF ACRE LOTS,
IA N03 N5 100, l2i, l22 IN DCVALSADDIT
BOUNDED By BAKER, ChAkITY, ST PAUL
AND ST PETER STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Afh Nov
1885, on the prenises. commencing at IL O'CLOCK, d
the beautiful square of Land located as above II
Will be sold entire. or divided as may te sgreed Oh
| at ihe hour of sac
Terms -0ne-third.c cash: balance at and months
70: negotiable notes, int. rest added. secured by
trust deed. GODDIN 4 APPEkSON
no@ Aucfs.
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By LaIus & Shine.
A SPLENDID HORSE, BUGGY,AND
"A HARNESS AT AUCTION-A No Harness
Horse ears old, WORKS in single or double Har.
ness. can be sell at Hixs stables Satisfactory
reference given AS TO his qualities aud soundnss
1fnot old privately, will he offered ut Aucti0a on
SATURDAY morning, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
,Also-A handsome new Uity made Rag2y and
Harness, very little used.
LARUS d SHINE,
NJ 24-tds gss~~-sa AucliopeeTs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,

~ IN HANOVER CO., NEAR PIE GREEN
CHURCH Pursuant TO u decree of the Cour ty
Court of Hanover OF the 10th day OF Cetotar, 1885
q suit Their in depending. in which Eaa id T
Winston aud Sarah J.. his wife, plaintiffs. ami
Slice Tcdd an infant. and others. are defendants.
tho undersigned viii, on the premises, on tbs 18Th
day. proceed 70 sell to the highest bidder. tn
Lana in said decree mentioned, containing aus.
the Oliver Tract"
This Land is peculiarly adapted for market gar.
den puI poses. Is We'll timbered. and in thrivins
that better Ops rtunity is afforded persons who
MAJ wish - purchase market garden iard, than In
the sale Of the above tract
Mir. Tucker, resdit & the premises, will sh sw 1t
to any one desirious o purchasing.
TERMs-One-third cash fer the balance IN two
with interest from the day of sale--,he purchaser
giving bonds, with approved personal security. and
the tide IetaiAed until conveyance is dirt cited by
the Court ghe title is undSubted.
no I2-2,wtls WIN q WINSTON, Cnnl'r
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q b. COOK, AUorIosIIR AND

Is COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Rsspt ctuy informs HIS friends and the public gen.
orally that he will continue the Auction and Gem
mission business at the old stand Of y. b. co<k 4
90, No 70 Main street, and fatters himself (frcgn
his In the busners) that he will BE- abs
20 give satEiaction HeIeturns his thanks - hh
friends for the very liberal patronage sxtsnded y
him, and 10 determined 10 merit . ecntinNAnee "
the same. IL
He will attend TO the sale OF msrch andi cf sssry
description, horses cattle, &c, &c.
Out-dCor sales attended 70 ct the shortest notice.
aud upon the most reasonable terms.
Auotioneer and Commission MsgShaat,
no Is No 70 Main street.
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DRIVATE BOAkDINa.-Mis BID
GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
house. OF Main and Eth streets. and will open
il for the reception of Boarders the LIST of October
next. Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
in by the tnv se25-3m
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FAlkFiELD FOR

fa4y LEASE.-The Wei knOWn
HN ksce Course and Farm. call.
ed fAIkRILD, the pr pee.
" Of the late James Taley. within one mile Of MS
city Of Richmond, containing upwards OF eiRhtY
acres, is for lease. 80
II no private contract 10 made before TUESDAY.
the 4th Of January next, IL y iii, ON that DAY, K
iair II not the next fair day. be offered q pablo
auction, on the premises
No property, Of this description, now obtainabfs.
offers equal advantages It's noSoriety a. Q kaeS
Course, (baving been long and familialiy known %
all the tuifmen throughout the United 6tAtss9 ana
its centRuty to the CITY, render it very desiTAb1e
both for racing and farming purposes.
At he fame time and place. VIII DO sold on foug
months credit. the purchasers swing neeotiabls
notes. with approx. spdorsers, for al sums over
twenty dollsrs, and under that cash, quantity Of
CORN, OATS. and FODDER; several vatpabls
en- furniture, &c.
Several able-bodied likely Negro Men vii - hired
no Ibid EDM'D URSTKR. Adm'A
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TRUsTEE's SALE Os A MOST VAL.

AbLG IAACE OF TWO FUNHhED ACk Els
OF HEAVILY WOODED AND TIWBEkED LAM
H. HENRiCO COUNTY. ElSHT MILES BELOW
BY vir.ne Of a deed Of rust executed ms bv Viii.
If November. lt5s. and Guy admitted to record ia
the Cie he office OF henrico county shall procsed
to sell 10 the highest bidder at o, bic auc iop on
.he PR mise5. on the 2th day Of December. at Il
o'clock II fair. if not. the next ia day thereafter
that most valuable tract of wood land in the deed
mentioned, containing two hundI ed acres being the
same LAID WI ich the said Allen purchased Of Jos
rrent and adjoins the lands of George Allen and
to be the best wooded and tin bered land in that
part Of the county. being within short distance OF
the York River Railroad.
Mr.. Wm. VI Alien. living on the premises, will
take Pleas ure in showing the premises TO any per
sen vishingsfo purchase,
TERMS rALE-0ne half Of the purchase money
in cash. the balance up1p credit Of and Is months
Tor negotiable notes, ntert ST added, and deed o
trust on the land to secure the deferred payments
RIO. G. ALLEN, Trustee
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be sold at the same time and pl ace fur val
liable Muies; one good work Horse; Wagons and
gear; one TuDbrel Cart; alot Of Corn shucks, Fod
dsr.d
Terms ct day OF sale.
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Il
TIME AND MONEY SAVE D.-By
l. calling vt The I'D stand, l02 Main street, where
the greatest Inducements always offered pur-
chaser In the
LARGEST ST0CR.
LATEST STYLES!
BEbT BARGAINS!.,
in the city or State.
By Jamestown, in receipt Of a large ship
NE Mt of esonaGie ClothiuR embracing maDy lovel
and tasty styles, t. which ca special attention.
po2i KEEN. B3LDaIN 4 co.
nUFAL 4 NORTON 5 HORSE TONIC
D--For improving tho condition Of Horses and
Mules, giving them an APPETITE and relieving the III
Of Bots III Wu,J4a, Lid. bound. SuIfet ana Dstem.
PER, a ali diseases 10 which horse is subject in
teInhliy
his Horse mic gives them an appetiteand CLOS
So ct of hair, aud be left Il after the animal
is improved without Ills falling back to mis- first
peor condition.
WARRANTED no CONTAIN NO aRsENIC
We have yet to hear Of single instance where
the Horse Tonic has failed III dong what We recon-
mend il.
This Horse Tonic il prepared only by
EUFAL NORTON Druggists.
Corner Main and I0;h streets.
rol4 Eicumouf Va.
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DU3LIC SALE OF MULES COWS,
L HCGJ. and from $50 to 80 barrels Of Corn, &c
Twill sell. ct my residence five miles from Richmond,
near Col McRae5 and DR. ChIisiaDs, on the 10th day
OF Gem Der. 1873. at ~ O'clock, if fair if not the
next lair day thereafte., 4yaluahle young Mnles
we'll broke, several Mich Cows let Of ogs Plan
alton Utensils Household and Kitchen Furni ure,
one Wagon and tear, ard l50 to 200 barrels Of Corn
3hucks, E dl r, &C., &C.
no Z5-td g 7. THORNTON.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY STUKE,-

~ Corner of Broad and First Streets.
Shockoe Bill, Eictm nd, Va
The SUBSCRIBE vouid most respectfully inform
the ctiE ne hichDcnd the puhlic generally. that
ne la, opened ut the above ElHce,
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
SheTe he will at all time keep on i and good and
sell selected stock cf FAMILY GROCERIES,,
xhich h will sell at the lowest prices Tor cash.
call frcm the public il respectfully solicited.
being satisfied that he please them. both III
gard to price and q, itg.
no 23-6ts I. FLANAGAN.
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TO LEASE.-The vacant grounds, b.
= longing to me. on the North margin CT the
lotion part Of which Mr. Whites stables are tenn.
porary located (his lease expires with this Year,
large, ann well suited for n iumhs coal or wood
va aud So also is The lot tie OF posite side Of
10Th street Foc terms, apply to Mr. Jrssee p. Zee
see AZ his ofse, East side Of 18th street between
Aain aud Cary street.
no 23-dim BACON TAFT
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NOTICE Young men DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning a knowledge of the French language
can do 60 By joining private Class now formed. uu
der the tuition of Nous Bouiange whs is efficient
and c IN petent teacher, and tsk great pains TO ill.,
struct his cla.s We. his class. wishing few more
members would be glsd 20 have any ycurg gentle
man WAC wishes to i-arn the pure FreLch language.
For particulars. address Richmond P. o., box ISL.
no 24-2t
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VOL. VII.---NO! 39. G
TERMS.

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Clnrks6urg, Va, every Friday morning. at
of six months from the time of subscri bing after
which $3.50 will invariably be charged :. ShiI
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paid up-and those who do not oder their papcI
70 be discontinued at the end of their term oi
subscription, will be considered as desiring te
have it continued. 'h'1. ~ .is'E =
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square of twelve lines for tho first three inser.
tions, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion.
liberal deduction onythe above rates will be
made tc those who advertise by the year.
No'adveTtisement countedless than a square.
- The nImher of insertions must be specified, OF
the advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly, ..- ..-. .-..-. ..--
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Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis. s'
All ct,mmu nications, to insure attention mus
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Remurkable Answer to PRAYER.

The folio wing facts were recently stated
at prayer meeting in Spring Chapel,
Boston. and communicated TO the indie
pendent by one who heard them. They
are surely Of such Importance. if strictly
true. as to demand more authentic YER
iication, and if not true, denial The
editors of the Independent. of course.
have their voucher, who will be able 10
ascertain the name Of the pastor here
mentioned. and we cannot but hope they
will be able to procure from the pastor an
authentic statement of the facts for pub.
LEGATION. and thus more fully satisfy the
minds of many thousands Of their reads
ers. ...'.... l., '
At the close Of a prayer, meeting in a
country village. the clergyman observed
that a little girl about twelve years of
age remained upon her knees. when most
of the congregation had retired. Think
ing the child had fallen asleep. he touch
ed her; and said it was time to return
home. TO. his surprise. he found that
she was engaged in, prayer. and he said,
'tAIl things whatsoever ye'shall ask in
prayer. believing. ye shall freceiye!" She
iouked at her pastor earnestly, and In
qIired, "Is it so? Does God say tAat2"-
He took up bible and read the passage
aloud. She Immediately commenced
praying. "Lord send my father to the
church. Lord send my father here''-
Thus she continued for about half an
hour. attracting by her earnest cry the at
tention of persons lingering about the
door. ....l-. ...i - o.. g.. ..-r53.
At last a man rushed into the church,
ran up the aisle. and sank upon his knees
by the side of his child, ."What do you
want of me?" She threw her arms about
his neck and began to pray, 20, Lord
convert my fatherr' Soon tho mans
heart was melted, and he began to pray
for himself-a gracious answer of peace
to prayer of faith from the lips of lit
tie child. .H,E u...r 90 i..i.|I go ,...
1t was asoertained afterwards that the
child's father was three miles from the
church when she commenced praying for
him. He was packing goods into a wag-
on, and he felt an irresistible impulse
TO return home: Driving rapidly to bis
house, he left the goods in the wagon
and hastenedg to the church, where he
found his daughter crying gmightily 10
God in his behalf, and he wasthen led &c
the Savior .a...- ..r-- o.. -.. ..r
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AT REST.

here.let us linger as the evening closes, " FL;
ln'this green copptee with setting sun; y.
The landscapenow IN mellow tints' reposes, z; !
% Ere vet tho bat-winged twilight hitteth dun. {
The sun-lllumincd boughs arch'd high DER head
Distl cool light from yond or glowing sky
Where the great disc, declining broad and red
Tinges dull clouds with his ensanguined dye.
Still sounds from distant woods the cuckoo.
gr E note, s.-ra ! q.
Z, The half-husAed birds are twitterfng in ttc
brakes. ,.n,,isg;rer ,,,;.,s " "a,
IN IN quiet ponds tho darkcning shadows, ,fpat,
90 Rejecting foliage strains helBrimmipg lake.
Rerc we will linger tillithe air dissolvoths tii
Each uncomposed sound to silence cIsar,i q +
Whilothe moon r.sos DER yon trees, and .solveth
q In her soft halo all the landscape near Poi
Nor will We think upon the mornings sadness,
No thoughts OF day shall haunt this halIow'd
light, ~
Far swoeter are tlo evening sha dcs and sadness
TO hearts which in each other take delight
And now the worlds at rest, our souls shall
To blend and mingle in this peaceful hour,
Like ainbow hues which sweetergrsce reveal
In the soft stiffness of a moonlight shower.
Lovo is the rainbow. LEFT us in our thrall,.,
The hope Of earth, formed by light from
Heaven, l''' CO
Which penetratss the showers of grief that falE-
Forcsaste ofjoys for aye, not OF earth's leavsn.
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MoRMoN LOVE sIolN,IG.

f.f a. ~ =
Say, Susan, wilt thou come with me go
TIn5sweet community 70 live 2 s.. ,laseL az
OF heart, and, hand, and home, 10 thee 4 4 ke
"A sixteenth part, I'll freely. give. uk J CO
or ali the love that swells my breast, : % %
of,all the honor of my nanie,I' 81 y - u SS
or worldly wealth By me me possessed =" :, . 80 ~
"A sixteenth portion thou shalt claim. :. -
81 .efii+E ,ss@G2g'3 u Vpt
Nay, tell me nst'too many share, ,ioT.i-I Tot
{ The blessings that offer theeIR Raa5G & sol
Thou'lt find, butffteen others there, " eoi
c "A hOusehOldfhappy, gay and frss.9a . hel
A moderate household, may say js..i :. au!
q My neighbor has as many more,E Il q zag
And brother Brigham DER the way = aol
Luxuriates IN forty-four. AID ~ o eos
pro m Use thee lie Of ease. - = ~ /.
Aud for thyself I'll let thee choose u ~ .
Such duties as Thy fancy please;
Say, Susan, canst thou still refuse
= ,tuiao 1Hi .tGot l. - Z
sOphropia cooks and sweeps the floors, H III
And HePzibah makes up the beds,
Jemima answers all the doors, 4-+ i &. K!
And Prudence cohbsths children's heads. :
Ths household duties all devolvs
On each according to her lot, ~ -
But from sue Iabofs I'll absolve - r,,
My Susan, if she likes them not. 81,
Into thy hands such tasks as take & i.i
dignity, will copsign. sa. = q
I'll let thee black my boots, or make XII
The sock and shirt department thine. T. / /
I'LL give thee whptsoe'er thou wilt q 1gs
Soft be but a sixteenth part, iz.ll &! = a.i
'Twoud be the deepest depth of guilt .ai
To slight tho rest who share my heart. &
Then wilt thou not thy fractions yield
To. make up my domestic. bliss I
Say yes-and let our joy be sealed 3 2 {rrI
With just the sixteenth Of kiss. & / al
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TuE,PooR MANS HYMN.

AS much havoI of worldly good, z " .aj
80 As ser my master had; ias gya'
diet on dainty food Esg ~ " @a'
And as richly clad;I ws- + 4 usI
Though plain y-garb, tho sOAnt my board,
AS Mary's Son and natures Lord. inFs
Tho manger was his infant bed;
His home the mountain cave; ~ ~.
BE had not where to lay his head,
He borrowed cen his grave,
Earth yielded him no resting spot, }. Il -''
Her Maker, but she knew him not. -
As much be worlds good will 1 share, &c
Its favors and applause, lflrj Il r...
AS Ho whose sacred name bear, -.a
Hated without cause; r.r .-
Pespised, rejected, meeked by pride,
Betrayed, forsaken, crucifed.
Why should IcOurt my Masters foor -
.g Why should fear its frownl Fl iG
Why should seek for rest below.
rsigh for brief renownl
pilgrim to better land, H
An heir of JOY at Gods right hand.
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TRIUMPHs OF LABOR.

And who can adequately describe the
triumphs of labor, urged by the potent
spell OF money? 1t has extorted the Sc.
crets Of the universe, and trained its pow.
ers into myriad forms of use and beauty.
From the bosom OF the old creation, it
has developed anew the creation OF in.
dustry and OF art. 1t has been its task
and glory to overcome obstacles. Noun
tains have been leveled, and valleys ex-
alted before it. It has broken the rocky
soil into fertile globes; it has crowned
the hill tops with fruit and verdure, and
bound around the very feet Of ocean
ridges With golden corn. Up from tho
sunless and hoary deeps. up from >the
shaPeless quarry, it drags its spollsss
marbles and rears its palaces of. pomp.-
It tears the stubborn metals from The
bowels Of the earth, and makes them due
tile to its will. II marches steadily on,
over the swelling food and through the
winds Of ocean. trsmples its hoarse sur
ges.. and mingles them with fakes Of fire.
Civilization follows in its path. 1t
achieves grander victories. it weaves
more durable trophies. it holds wider
sway. than the conquerOr. His name
becomes tainted and his monuments
crumble; but labor converts his red bat,
tie field into gardens. and erccts monu.
ments significant of better things. Il
writes with the lightning. Il sits crown.
ed as queen in athousand cities aud
sends'up its roar of triumph from a mil.
lion wheels. It glistens in the fabric. o
the loom. it rings and sparkles from th,
stately hammer. it glows in shapes o
beauty. it speaks in words Of power. i
makes the sinewy arm strong with hber
ty. the poor, mans heart rich with con
tent. and crowns tho sweaty brow will
honor, dignity, and peace. 80 ,, ,.-, -.'.. .- .