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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO NIB. MoxLEY

We have already called the attention Of those
who enjoy dramatic entertainments to the ben
eft of Mr.. Monkey, which takes place this even
ing. Miss Maggie Mitchell has volunteered
her services for the occasion in a very kind
manner. We refer our readers to the adver.
,isemcnt for full particulars Of the attraction
offered. We trust that this demonstration in
favor Of Mr.. Monkey will be Of so f%attcring
and tangible a nature that it will prove to him
that his exertions in behalf Of the drama have
not been unno,iced, and that his personal mer.
its are fully appreciated by the community
From the number Of tickets already sold, a
large house is anticipated. Let the gentleman
ly manager have a bumper!
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For me enquirer.
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF CUMBERLAND AND


The time will soon arrive for W. 20 nominate @ car
dida:e to represent liz in III. next House o. Delegates.
and n the Opposition are niarsha!ing :ier :orcc'
with their able., men 10 lead them 70 he contest, Il
become, Ii 70 select :.crn our midst. one Of onF im"-'
uncxccptionat!c mon, one who can caa forth the Ell
tire strength Of The pGrty. With thiS vie~. and
without any di-pnrage!ucnI TO ,hc claim. Of 9tleis
whose LANES have been mentioned IN hi. corry.:-
ton. allow M 70 suggest The namc OF william. ".
Wilson 81 Il gentleman every way worthy 81 our c"h-
fJenc.. OF pure and uniripcnchaole character, - mind
well Informed in the polite. Of the country, State,
- ye!! -, federal, and wi;Anl l. Arm ard Untinch;n,
Democrat. IT,. ~ then .e!ec; William ". W.lson
and We shall have . candidate, who will reflect cr"i:.
upon lii constituents. and present I" the Opposition
Il .o.rGn worthy o; their steel. CvvBE.!ASp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-25
MISS BAKERS ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.

We are glad to hear the warm interest man.
ifestcd in the entertainment to be given to-
night by the interesting blind young lady, Miss
Baker, in the Ball Room Of the Ballard House.
She is a lady Of fine accomplishments and gave
great pleasure by her readings and vocalism
on Monday night. Having secured the sympa-
thy and active kindness of the clergy and our
best citizens, we have thorough confidence that
her talents and accomplishments will draw to-
gethcr a large and delighted audience this even
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-25
II III, Voter. OF King and Queen and E.,., o..

4. the tine j. near q, hard when ~ n...
another man to The House Of Delegate. has.
strongly solicited by many friend, u IL, D,ae.
corn,ics. nv highly esteemed friend. s. ("
Rcgyin,h.rg. o: King anl ureer county. =,
| think. in every rcspec; worthy Of :ho prom:
This gentleman general department. III The ~,
nifty in which lie lives. has Won tor him alaa,
friends. who will. doubles, 20 10 = grca; ~.
sccurc hi, election on the fourth Thu-.!.y y 70
next. \ DF.ss.
KiyG ,*p QrrrS Cou>rY. Feb. H.. -.
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NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.

TUESDAY, Z O'clock r. 81, Feb. ~, !>@3.
TIE .iiricu'- news IS o: the same date .as that
brought by Prince Albert, and merely gives IT, lie
,n;!.,uf the news. which has had no ei!ec. upon stocks
nor upon produce markets. State stocks closed n;
steady prices.
Abon, l,oo0 Lulcs were sold without change in
prices. Sterling exchange closed to-day III 9;9 i ~
frauc- unchanged.
About ga 900 in specie LETT this city to-day % g
on, 20 Europe by the Boston steamer ;o-:norrow.
Tvpok.
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HON. sHERRAHD N

Hon. Sherrard Clemans returned home on
Tuesday, still suffering from the effects Of his
wound. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company fitted up u car for his use. He was
.profuse in his expressions Of gratitude to the
Mcssrs. Willard for their careful attention to
him while at their hotel Washington Onion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-25

4 YorNa EIRGiSlAN MISSING IN New YORK.
Them. Y. papers says that Samuel W. Wolfe.
Jr., a young man 20 years old, who lately arriv-
ed in the city from ~Lynchburg, Va, where his
parents reside, was reported ut the Police Head.
quarters as having been missing since the 9Th
inst On the day mentioned he left n carpet
bag at the daguerrean saloon, No. 473 Broad.
way, and he has not since been seen by any of
his acouaintances.
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TO THE VOTERS OF CAROLINE

From The 'Enquircr' OF Friday, tie ~. n. ,
learn tia: 4 meeting wa. held Ut your !a., C5a:
the purpose Of nominating = Democrats c-a4
Tor Ike i.ex, Legislature, which meeting k~a,.l: =
cal!eI upon 30 shor; 4 no.ic', Wa ven rpp.5.
iourned till tie March term o!your CoUr.
understand ,hat ,here are -evcr.l a>pir4r..
,hi- distinyv;si,i h0.or. AMI whilst | 10 10; e, e
10 disparasr the claim, o. merit, Of any. =
earnestly recommend 20 your consideration :hc -
o! Edmond I. Morris, Esq. aSI ~ every way ca4
10. the du,ic, ofa representative, and worth e:
.uppor. and confidence .. ever! y,;cr O: ~.
Yi;hou. distinction. RArPAEANNy..
E,l.riary 10Th. l~JG.
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porrs AT III NEW YORK ACADEMY OF Agsic

BOTS AT THE NEW YORK AcADhAi ", M n',
If il had not been for the Richmond wings
kindness Botts' first written speech would IN
al availability have never been seen in print.
In New York i. is pronounced "very long, very
elaborate. decidedly commonplace, and some
what dull" The Times spares its readers
the labor of wading through such an enormous
essay" Quite unnecessary on tho part Of the
Times, for its readers would have spared them
selves the trouble. Bolts overdose and clabo-
rate dissertation has finally settled "his hash
for the Times says, HE is quite right and
remarkably sensible in d%isclaiming any ambi-
ton for the Presidential nomination. lie is a
vigorous, effective partisan, NOTHING MORE All
the labor, all the time employed on that "hrst
written speech" wasted! Only "a vigorous ei-
fectivc partisan-nothing more" Agood aou-
ser of his bcttcrs, who does not command the
public confidence" And this cold reception
from the Black Republican element Of the Up
position! We hope better success will attend
his labors of utilization among his "free negro
brctbcrcn. This is the man for whose elcTa-
ton and Advancement the late Richmond Con-
~yention was assembled. For this mans eetat,
better men were forced to take a lower scat
This is the man sent with ambassadoriai
powers from the Wings Of Virginia to 'all the
clements Of the North, to contract an ALLIANCE
offensive and defensive" This is the man
who stood sponsor at the baptism Of VIM. L.
Goggin as the candidate Of the Opposition.
Rejected, condemned and despiscd by his W
party in Virginia in 1856, he receives the
contempt hc.mcritS when he reaches New York,
Notwithstanding the "h,gh poser' for whom
bc i commissioned to treat. Poor Bolts.
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Wx. II. CAMPBELL. Scc'y.
- Examiner and Index please copy.
t. II, Editor Of II, Richmond Enquirer:
BALTIMORE, February 60, i.S


Geu,irlnen--The enclosed copy Of q letter from ].
r. Trcdway. Esq. OF Prince Edward. ADDRESSED 70
our agent, II. Z. Warren. ESQ. ut Furmvil!c. !. O;
such importance thu, We n>k the privilege o! !o.f
placing the SANE in your columns, together with ta.'
communication.
Wiki your permission. Mcs,rs. Editors, We sfa..
be pleased 10 remark To his conclusions, tha; We lee.
our responsibility 20 The Farmers and Planters "f u;
Cni;.d States. aud consider Ire hare all 10 gdif !.
tie hiQh sdniird " RHODES srrlE-
Phosphate. Aud We know Of no other a-sura,c, =
Civ. them Of our intentions, cxccp; referring them -
the character of our local agents, 10 whom We conid,
the entire sale Of orr manure. 1t thc!r several places.
W. DO this with "a view Of preventing any a,,emlt i:
imitation 81 our brand.
We would respectfully say 20 Virginia planter,
tha. while this genera! mi,;rast and apprehen-ic'!
continues, We mutually suffer. They are deprived VI!
the beuct. from the application oitlle most Concen,fa.
eel Supply of Soluble Pho.phoric Acid, the ind..-
p~cn-ablc Iu;rimen. OF plants and We, Of coar>r. ul
d;minu;ion OF sales. Sill We do not complain icv.
ing satisfied tin, when the probationary prrioi Ae'
passed, they will amply sustain our .t!vit. ui.d ;r-.;
N bringing 10 their notice Rhodes Super PEorv!.'g.
We remain. your, truly.
81. RHODES * CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-25

Mrs. S. U. Paul, lady manager, Of Petersburg,
has sent to the vice-Regent Of Virginia $3.50
collected by her for the Mount Vernon fund.-
Mrs. R f. Robinson, lady manager Of same
place, sends $3.50 collected by her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-25
r." "t E'Y"tFt|.
To tho Democratic Voters Of tho Fourth eongres
sional District.

4 Convention j, required AMI demanded aithori
delay.
Ri, 200 late for eac!! count, 20 waii i, sour: DAY,
10 a!roin; d~ciega;eo.
propose tha; each lnagis,eriai di,:ric mold il,
meeting immediately IN e.ch county, snG nominate
;wo delegate, from cnch district To meet &, .Ain-l:a
COURTHOUSE On the fih Thursday in Marcel. Tex.
Let each meeting publish il proceeding a5 ,1on
- bni. 4 'o.Ea.
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oppnsrrToN CONVENTION

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22.-The opposition State
Convention to-day nominated Joshua F. Bell for
Governor without a dissenting voice. Alfred
ii. Allen was nominated for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor and James IIarlon for Attorney General.
Great enthusiasm and unanimity prevailed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-25
Prince EpwAEp. Feb. -, Is.

Il. =. WA1Rrs. Esq, Farmyi!!c, Va.
Dem. Sir-we have Used Rhode Snper-P ho-plai:
or both plantations, serer! years. ard Laye i"GhA !;
-, valunhlo a. Peruvian G,ihio. in the produc;.on G:
wheat and Tobacco. In the latter crop, "e ;ra,cc :
la, year, in comparison with Peruvian Guano anH
Sombrrro: the last produced the least effect. Thee
vas no apprccinbls ditipr'iicc between the PcFG'ia~
M the Super-Phospha:e.
II | could be assured that this Super-P.o-yna:
would always be compounded, Us il las been here
fore, | would buy 10 more Peruvian Guano. WING
:hcir respective price, continue a. they are Brt OBJ
experience in artiiicid maIurc, has resulted III Il SIS
picioa Tia, manuiac,I rcrs sometimes put up a '".-'
able article 20 win favor, and afterwards -ent "1' =
meancr one 20 maize profit; hence. would BE- ~
willing 10 rely exclusively OF even RhoIc>' sup
+. r. TREDwAI.
Please have o,.r Guano and supef-Phospha.e s'a.
20 rrosprc:.
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For tht
=" "' ChQNs..
To the Voters Of the Senatorial Distric. c,r..
the Counties Of Southampton, Sussex AMI e.
villa ~

We announce Capt. Joseph +. r'...c,r
,p represent us in the next Lo:i>la,gro.
Thi- has been done wi;h"u. ;!e '~s;..1:...
ledge. but We feel confident tina: BE- all r.. -
the unanimous wish NJ twelve hGu,ir.l 49,.
own county. =; :h,gr;
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Cuba to b Admitted As Non-slaveholiing State, for
the Purpose Of Granting to Louisiana a Monopoly
Of the Sugar Trade.

We call particular attention to the following
astute editorial article, taken from the Phlla-
delphia Southern Monitor" lfthe calculation
of our esteemed and very able contemporary Is
correct as it seems unavoidable, then the
scheme now on foot with regard to Cuba In
wolves not only the most daring scheme Of mo-
nopoly which has yet assailed the commercial
rights OF the whole country, but a treacherous
conspiracy especially calculated to betray the
interests and expectations Of the Southern PEG.
nle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-25
All Right in tho Sixth Congressional Diatrict-Fres
Fights at q Discount.


The accompanying card of the Hon. Paulus
Powell, cannot fail to secure the call Of a De-
moeratic Convention in the Sixth COMPRESSION.
nj District, and thus secure the harmony and
unanimity of the party there during the Spring
elections. The names Of Messrs, Powell, Goode
and Leake, We judge from present indications,
will be the only ones brought before the Con-
%vcntion:
For the Enquirer.
To the Democrats Of tho SIKH Congressional District.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a. 1859.
| have seen that a portion of the political
friends of the Hon. Shelton T. Leake have called
n convention Of the Democratic party of the
District. avail myself Of the earliest moment
to respond to the call and to accedc to it
Never a candidate against the organization Of
Inv own party, my past life affords conclusive
evidence that for the future | will stand by and
uphold it. | was willing, as that seemed the
preference Of Mr.. Lcake and his friends, to go
before the people of the District. | am equally
willing to submit my claims to a fair express
sion Of the will of the Democratic party.
PAuLus Powell.
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tor of the Baptist Church. for the Use Of tn
church building.
The meeting then adjourned SINE die.
j. ID. MUNFORD, Chairman.
a 7 WtSr Secretary.
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HILT WIKI IHIH 4 NJ TE VNEVH
ARRIVED,
5chr John Anthony. James river, lumber.
scbr Robt Henry, Moorcock, bille;s.
Br. schr Incl. Tom, Park., Halifax. fsh.
Schr Ben. PraGkl!n. -. Eastern sho. e, oAo
s!oop Belle, Shaekeliord, Y. H., core.
SAILED,
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia, Ep.
az! passenger. =
sehr wyih-. Tu;,ie. New York. nd'e
schr RobL r. King. Leeds, down tue river Light.
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MORE MASONIC CONTRIBUTIONS.

The Vice Regent, for Virginia, acknowledges
the receipt Of $l34, a continued contribution
Of the Masons of Virginia to the Mount Vernon
Fund, as set forth in the following letter Of
Grand Secretary Dove:
RICHMOND, Feb. 90, 1852.
Mrs. A. c. RIrcHIE,
Vice Regent Of NJ. V. L. A:
Dear Madam-Again have the pleasure Of
making a remittance in aid of your glorious
undertaking. You now see that our good old
State, the mother of our illnstrious Brother, Is
l-.-Ll---. Ill.,.
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uprpAr1e.RLE LABOR OF A GREAT Man.

1t is with wonder that would awaken mere
dulity, but for the indisputablc facts before us
that We review the recent achievements oil the
selfforgetting patriot and peerless orator Ed
ward Everett Since we listened, for the fourth
time, to his "Washington," delivered before n
brillian audience, at Niblo's Theatre, on the
10th of last November. he has repeated the
Grafton in the following places. We subjoln
the amount a~ccruing at each:
Abingdon, Mass, 18th Nov, IS. ....sl35 20
Weymouth, Mass, 26th Nov, '5s.... 900 90
Canandasua, n. Y, l4th Dec, '5s.... 800 no
Rochester. n. u, 10th Dec, '5S...... 800 90
Auburn, y. Y, 18th Dec, '5s....... 272 G3
Plymouth, Mass, 22d Dec, '5S...... l25 90
Barnstable, Mass, Oath Dec, '5s..... Ill "A
Brookline, Mass, 10th JAN, 3D.. 2sl 90
(Mr. Blake, of b., gave $50 next day.
Middletown, Conn.,, oath JAM, 90. 30l 10
New Britain, Conn.,, 25th JAM, 81. 200 90
New Brunswick, Conn.,, 3lst JAM, 80. S62 81
Elizabeth, n. j., lst Feb. &c.,. go 90
Newark, \. j.. I'd Feb. '59........ 81 40
Jersey City. y. j., 4th Feb. 3d.. 300 90
Brooklyn, y. Y, 9TH Feb, '59......- 952 20
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT or RICHMOND. FEBRUARY q. 1871.
usi WAFER MS DAY AT l6a o'cLocr.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

isnot aimed at random, nor will u be permitted 10
pass unnoticcd.
To recapi,ulate. Tho Opposition Of virginia
have reduced tho Democratic majority BY more
than onehalf have elected one Member 0f Con-
Erees, destroyed tho prestige ofthe Democracy ~
the peculiar champion OF Southern Institutions,
and have aided in securing permanent disadection
and Reorganization throughout the State. More
than this, II 10 believed they have carried major.
ity of the counties in tho State and elected two
6fths Of tho members of the Legislature. Surely
this Ia no ordinary triumph.
In conclusion. We must be permitted to pay our
hearty tribute of praise tn the Opposition candi-
date. Mr.. 0oggiu, for the LOFTY, during. indomits-
BILE energy, the high, ,ohvalric courtesy with which
he has conducted the campaign. Not Wise 10 66
nor Douglas in his battle against Lincoln and tho
Administration, surpassed the outrage and cndur-
anoo displayed by William l.. Goggin in tho can
yass just cndod. And for courtesy. we know not
where to find his equal. Ilc has nobly sustained
the proud name and fame Of the Wings Of olden
time. lie has made tho title of Orpos'tionist en-
viablc. and tho Wings Of Virginia owcit to him
and to themselves and to their brethren in other
States who ars just harnes-ing for the fight, to
evincc just and generous appreciation Of his ser-
vices by aome public aud enthusiastic demnnstra-
tion. If they have lost the name they have gain
cd the substance Of victory. Let them rejoice over
it, and. while rcjoicing,g give honor to whom honor
is due.
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LYNCHB URG COLLIE G E,
LNNCm BGRE, VIRGINIA.

THE fourth Of this Institution will commence
i o tho l5th Of Septsmbcr.
The location Is Of the heathies and most accessible n
souin and the study both Classical and
Scientific equal 10 that Of the best American colleges
The Military Department win be efficiently maintain nm
der tho Mr. Rlankepshp, graduate "f the Vir
gnia Military Ipsiiue and more recently connected with the
United States {. at Survey.
The scve professors viii have exclusive charge Of tho
School, which young will be thoroughly
arrd for college or business
FACULTY.
Rev. w. W. WAIkER, Chairman Of the Faculty, Professor
OF Mestal and Moral Science. spd Of History.
LYcuRoUs @ hATHEws 4. r., Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Lettres.
A. CAsEL, A. B., Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature. ....--
J. D. Professor Of Nathemats and Instrue
Tor OF Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND A. NJ ProfnDsor Of Law.
d. A. LANaaoRuK, y. D.. Prefs6or d Anatomy and Phys
GuIsrPPx ApoIPno sARroRI LIZ d. Professor Of Modern
EXPENSES.
Board o psf week; washing el Is month fuel and
h9ks ol0 term. Tuleos 80 In the Gramrar School, and
So IN the ColleGiate Department for half session
- Caaloguos contaaing futher Information, can b Oh
saS1hE sAsaess sas cAaassss Of tho Faculty
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From tho New Orleans True Delta.
Tho Demise Of judge Edward Duffal

Until the present, We had not the leisure ncces
sary to put together the following incomplete aud
mcagre memoranda ofour greatly valued aud hon
orci friend. Judge Edward Duifc who departed
this liic on the night Of the 9th inst, Mt his home
on his plantation IN the parish of Ascension.
Several years have elapsed since we first had
the happiness of making tho acquaintance and
conciliating the friendship and esteem Of the late
learned and es,imnblc Judge puael. whom We
found to be citizen Of fine intellectual attain
mcnts. great purity of munncrs, discriminating
and vigorous sense, "f lofiy, pure and generous
sentiments. aud in political principle believer in
the superiority and stability of republican nstitu
tions shaped AMI directed after the simple and
austcrc ideas of jefferson. The dcccasrd eminent
gentleman was lmrn in tho city Of Philadelphia
July 3lsl, 1880. md would consequently havo
been, had he lived few weeks longer, seventy.
three years of age. When yet n child his father
removed from Philadelphia to Jnmaicu, Long L..
land, whore he received his education. and re-
mnincd until 1904, when he entored AZ u student
Of medicine. and attended the lectures Of tho emi.
nent men. nt that tmc the very first in their pro-
fcsson on this continent. in his native city. Ply
sic. Wistcr. Shppen, Churchill and Rush wero all
in those days shedding lustrc on their country Ms
professors and lecturers on medical science. and
from their teachings in Philndelp phia our depart
ed friend the subject OF this incomplete and faulty
notice, went forth into the world with his diploma
ms physician. Before he had reached his major-
ity in years, in 1906, being then in his twentieth
ycnr, ho came to Louisiana md resided in this c.
ty for time, acting subsequently M Assistant
Surgeon Mt Fort Jackson. Shortly afterwards he
removed tn Donaldsonyille, in the Parish Of As
ccnsion, where, in 1910, ho married Miss Martha
Celeste Landry. nnd continued to 1.-Two until his
death. For ten ycare hc practiscd his profession
with zen mn nssluty, and u eonscientiousness
worthy Of tho praise and imitation of tho young
men Of those days, travelling during this period al.
most daily from the plantation of Wade Hampton,
now Governor Mnnning's estate, somo six miles
below Donaldsonvilc 10 Mudamc Vaugben's in
lbcrvilc, up md down tho river on both sides
and in the saddle, for nj tho time To which We re-
fer. hug lies were unknown. His health finally
succumbed to tho cxcrtion an fatigue, and be rs
compelled to limit his practice to few families
rcs,nt in his immediate neiphborbood
His active mind and body could not however
brook this comparatively qunie, aud uninteresting
mode of life, aud, with his accustomed energy, he
eommcnced the study Of law. md prosecuted Il un.
I'll admitted to the har, ut which his talents, in
tcprity and s,calliness gained him many friends
nna high character for legal knowledge. In 1923
,,,, ,vcl oarncd d;stinction of Parish .Judve was
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Daily Nirainiaa.
COURAGE.

~ BARRY CORNWALL
Courage i-Eothins can Withstand
Long = wrcnsed, nndannied iaud,
1fihe hearts Within hsr ba
True INTO themselves aud theo,
Thoa freed giant. Liberty
o. no mYuntaiu ~ mph art thau,
When tho helm is on thy brow,
And the sword Ia In thy hand,
Fighting for thy own good land
cour'ge l-Nolhins s'sr withs,ocd
Frermcn aghilns for their good;
Armed with all their fsthsrb fame.
They viii win and wear . name,
Tha, shall 10 to endlesa & gory,
Like the gods ~ old Crook story.
Fased to heaven and heavenly worth,
For tho good they gave to earth.
Courage There is meme ~ poor,
tNono Of hose who wrong cndure,)
None ~ humble, none NO weak,
but may Hush hia fathur's shock,
And h smsiden's dear aud true,
With the deeds tqAi no may do.
De his days as dark a, night.
hie may mako himself q light,
What though sunken be his sunf
There are stars when day 10 done
Courage - who will be a save,
That hath strength to dig grave,
And therein his fet,ers hide,
And lay tyrant by his side
Courage i--popr, hows'er he ny
For time can never diei
Courage, therefore. brother men
Courage TO the tirhi nEaini