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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
Constab!e's Sale.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF YAvAPAI.
 By virtue of execution issued of the Justices Court of H. N Cartier Justice of the Peace in and for the Prescott Precinct in the County of Yavapai n the Territory Of Arizona, against the goods and chattes lands and tenemeuts of W. w. Compton a judgment rendered in said court in favor of Fred ". Williams and agains: the sad w w Compton, the said execution be ing atested the 3d day of May. 1876, and to d reced have levied upon all the rgh' title and interest of said w w. Compton in and to the original dsco. location, consisting of eight nuudred feet of the Compton lode ledge vein of rock containing precious meal. situate and being in Turkey Greek Mining Dis uct in the aforesaid county of iavapai said location being about two miles below the old Bully Bueno mill Turkey Creek and all the right title and interest Of the said Compton in and to the mill site located in tou with said mining claim And notice is hereby given that will the for sle a, public auction and sell the to the highest bidder in front of the Court q, 1876. ]. W. KNOTT
 my5a Constable.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
AuDlicatiOn for Patent.
r. S. LAND OFFICE,

T.. .. LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT. A T.. March 24th ls1e.
 Notice is hereby given that William Gavin. whose pssofce address is Prescott Yavapai county Arzona Territory has this day made application through ths or fc. for U S. Patent fifteen huudred Q5OO laear feet of the Gopher lode bearing gold and silver with surface ground six hundred 0O feet in wii'h situated in Big Bug Mining District County of lsvsps and CT rtory of Arizona described in the plat and hed notes now on file in this office follows, viz Beginning at nonumen mt of 3x3 feet square at base and 3 o'n high sOc3g W 45ii chains from northeast corner oi discovery shaft thence 2S 55 N 70 chains to mon ument No l. at the SW oi the claim; rom thus monument a rocky ledge Freeport Bstie marked on the north side. bears lo east 1900 feet distant thence 6Oo 04 90e chains to monument Nc 2 ai the sE Cor Ter of aim from this monument rocky rec port Butte marked north side, bears . oo fF i75O feet distant; thence 29o56 E. 2272f chains to monument Ne at NE corner of claim; thence oO'Oi w 9Oa chains monument No 4. at the NV corner Of clam thence 29o56 W. l35 chains to point of begin ming. containing 2u66 acres
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Gopher mine said mining ground as bereinoeiore described required file their adverse claims with the Register of the L. s. Land Office at Prescott fava pal Coupy Arizona Territory. during the sixty days of publication hereof they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statutes. WILLIAM \. KELLY,
 mr2id6O Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
N Q T IC F..

Notice IS hereby given that the partnership lzseys ssting between Julius N. Rodenburg and Graham Pt ter under the firm name of Rodenber2 & Foster. sSF on the 3Oh day of April, 1876 caused by the dscse Sraham F. Foster. All debts owing to the said ps1 shP are 'o be received by said Julius N RSdenbus all demands on the said par'ndership to he prs
 to him for payment JULIUS N RODENBBH
 Prescott, May l. 1876 nr
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
LEGAL.
Constable's Sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNT OF YAvArA

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNT OF YAvAPA-
 By virtue of m execution issued out of the Jusiu Court of J. Otis Esq., Justice of the Peace iu spdi the Prescott Precinct in the Conty of Yavapai. Trrtory oi Arizona. against the goods and chattes h and tenements. of Thomas L.. Edwards a judgs rendered in said court in favor of Thomas Whitehead against said Thomas L. Edwards the said execu,iost ing aitessd the l4h day of April ls76 and to mel reced. have levied upon all the right. title and uis of said Thomas L. Edwards in and to that certain story hewn-loC house. situate in what is known Bn shaw Basin. in the Bradshaw Mountains. in Yaxp county Arizona. and being one-half mile west of C. Luke Cos quartz mill. and also his right title and ter-st in and to the land upon whek the said hcsn built. and being described a claim l60 rods sqU with all the timber rights and mill sites upost land and within the boundaries of said claim nnd tice is hereby given that will expose the same for the law directs in fri ni of the house door it Village of Prescott in the county aforesaid. tho day of May 1876 at the hour Of II AM said day
 Dated Prescott April 2l, 1876.
 ap2l4 J. W. KNOTT, Consishh
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
N Q T I C F. :.

To F. K. Adams. or any person persons deriving by deed from the rgnal locators in the Connor s lode vein. situated in wallapai Mining District have county, Arzona:
 You hereby notified that if you do not. uishiss ty days from the date of this notice pay to the uss signed or to Breon & Spear. at Mineral Park. A your proportional part of the expenses incurred mine or location. required by the Congr-ssiaBsls approved May 10. ls72 ike undersigned will claims feiture of your interest in said mine
 JAMES CANNAyN Mineral Park, 4. T.. March 2l, 1876. uHt
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12

keVIsed and corfected Dy the natnor, b. de r. CaF1 N. D., &c. &c.
 A Medical Essay the cause and of rremssn decline in man. showing how health is lost and how gained IL gives a clear synopsis of the impedimeuns marriage, the treatment of and physical deba exhausted vitality and all other diseases aprerfanu thereo the results of twenty years successful praec
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS ON "MANHoeD"-There is mem Der of pe ety by whom this book will be found useful whshs he be parent preceptor or clergyman.t London Tima CURTIS ON MANHOOD This hook should be resik the young for instruction by the afflicted for reief d ipjure one-[ Medical Times and Gazette.
 Price-One Dollar bv nail express. Address h author Dg. CURTIS 52o Sutter Street or P. O. Box . San Francisco Cal. sepl7yl
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
JUST ISSUED.--THE 200th EDITI0I
 M "A N H o O D,

Revised and corrected by the author, E. de F. crs N D. Gc Gc
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
N Q T | q E

To J. w. Good, any other person deriving their
 by deed from the original fpcaiors in that certain
 era, bearing quartz lode ledge vein known ss
 Pennsylvania location. situated in Wallspai ns>
 district, Mohave county, Arizona Territory.
 You hereby notified that if you do not within ss days from the service of this notice, pay to the u sigued al Chloride Mohave county. A. T., your psY tsnsl part of the expenses iHcurre said mse ofk ton, required by the Congressional law sppw May 10th. 1s72 the undersigned will claim a for.itus your interest in said mine. O. GROOl
 Chloride March 6 le76- mrl71
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
RANpALLvILLE, A. T., April IS, 1876.

KANDALLVILLE, A. T., AprII 10, Io'o.
 EDITOR MISER:-Quite a stir is being made along the river by the arrival of the Boston colony, consisting of 90 men with six wagons. Part of their train was left six miles back of the Zuni Villages, they being unable to proceed on account of their mules being in such a poor condition. understand that another Company was to leave Boston on the 18th inst for Arizona.
 There are several hundred Mormons set tied along the river. There are quite num- number of families amongst them, and they are going to work in earnest Their inten- ton is to have about 500 acres in cultiva- tion this year. J. H.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
The Mimer.
ITEMS rRoM LITTLE COLORADO.

BEAVER GREEK. 4. T., April 9, 1876.
 Enr1oR MISER:-I have been able to uatber few items which may be of some interest to your readers.
 The advance of the Boston colony are now on the Little Colorado. The party consists of about 45 men. They say the country, from what they have seen of 1t, has been misrepresentcd to them. They bought their teams and outfit in La Junta, N Sl' Will have more to say about them soon.
 A small party of Mormons have been prospecting in the Moggollon Mountains TOT timber. water, etc, with the view of bulld- inga saw-miIl the coming summer. The Mormons on the Little Colorado are busily engaged in putting in crops, taking out ditches and building houses.
 "BilIy Free" and Mir Drennen have loca- ted the celebrated Stoneman's Lake TOT farming and grazing purposes.
 The Little Colorado Is up booming, out as the snow is about all melted on the mountains it will soon be fordable. The Santa Fe and Prescott Mail and Express Co. have a boat at Sunset Crossing, by which they are able to cross the large Eastern mail that is now coming over their line
 A small band of Moqui Indians were on the Verde and Beaver Creek few days ago. met them three days ago on their return to the villages. It is not pleasant to meet them alone, although do not know of their molesting any one; still it would be we'll to be on your guard when they are known to be around.
 The farmers on Verde and Beaver Creek are buisily engaged in blowing, planting, irrigating, etc. k.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership between Levi Bashford R. II. Burmster. w. C Bashford and Wm F.. Smith. doing business merchants at Prescott Ar Territory under the firm name of Bashford Co., far relates 10 the said wm F. Smith, dissolved the 18th day of April ls76 the said Wm E. Smith withdrawing from said partnership and firm. All debts due said partnership and those due by them will be set tied with and by remaining partners who will continue the business under the said firm name of L. Bsshford & O. LEVI BASHFORD.
 H. BURMISTER.
 ". c. BASHFORD.
 VIM. E. SMITH.
 Prescott, April IA 1876 aP2lH
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
N 0 T IC F.

To John Funk, l.. c. welbourn R. M. PogsoD. s : other person or persons deriving their title from the loeators in the St Charles Consolidated lode or vein situated in Wal,s!si mining dstnsp have county. A. T.,
 You are hereby notified that If you do not withis ydays from the service of this notice. pay to tho iened ss Cerhat, Mobave county A. T.. your r tonal part of the expenses incurred said mise 0, iiop, as required by the Congressional law, spfr May 10 1872 the undersigned will claim a forfsg yourinterest in said mine. EDWARD SMIfh
 THOMAS MULLE Cerbaf March ', 1876. mfiS
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
LEGAL.
S U M NJ Q N . .
[. s. LAND OFFICE. : PRESCOTT. A. r. March 3l, le7o. }

|. S. LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT A r. March 3l, le7ot )
 HERMAN GABEiER
 GgdIHst
 ALIEN D. MACE and JOHN FITZPATRICK. In inc Natter of the contested land case involving ne ,o The SEE of NE and of SE l. and SW of SE l. Section Io Township i5 Ncrth, Range "es' oi Una and Salt River Meridian: ~ Alben D Mace lied D. $. No 49s on tne Zois feofua' " 1875 alleging s@ttleuiest Feby. 70, leFo John Ftzpairck Sled D. s. No ol5 on the io'h feoru ary 1876. al .eging settlement same day. Herman Cabeler fIei D. $. No 6l6 the 18th Febru- ary 1876 alleging settlement January l, ls'o- All .he above filings cover the above tract All ihe parties in interest are hereby notified o appear at this office ou the 18th day of June next at o'clock a. m 10 make known their respective claims to the said tract
 WILLIAM \. KELLY. ,n-,,o Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
Pasturage for Bucks

Z ROCH0N, having determined to remain hsfs. Fall with his band of fine Marino Bucks. is prepe ranch bucks with his for other parties, at the rSs cents per mouth in lots Of ten ard upwards. and month in lots of less than ten. His herd being ps healfhy no sheep win be received that has ssy v dise-se. Enquire a, Carpenier's Corral Prescott
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
Y OU NC M E N

Who may be suffering from the effect of youthful isl lies or ndscretion will do we'll 10 avail themselvsI of this the greatest boon laid at the altar of u
 fering humanity. OR. SPlnhEY will guarantee to fr| fet $500 for every of seminal weakness. or pil vne disease of any kind ar character which he und
 takes and fails to He would. therefore say ~ the unfortunate sufferer who may read this notes that you are treading upon dangerous ground whai you longer delay in seeking the proper remedy h
 your complaint You may be in the first stage R
 member yon are approaching the last If you ss
 bordering upon the last. and suffering some or q
 of ifs i'll effects remember that il you persist in ps
 crastination, the time must when the most skin ful physician can render you assistance when h
 door of hope is closed against you when no anFeld
 mercy can bring you relief. In has the Doc
 tor failed of success Then lei not despair work upS
 yonr imaginaton. but avail yourself of the benenck
 results of his treatment be beyond t reach of medical skill. before grim death turrs you to prinature grave. Full af trsafDas S25 %. Send money by Post Office order or Expsa with full description If ease. Call. or Address. nR. A. B. SPINNET, oc29vl No. II Kearny Street San Francisco !
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-12
lost.---ReWard.

A ~o,d sreve button bearing Masonic ''sqnare, r>ss and C. reasonable eward will ee rasd upce iesving the same at shs e1hce i@-
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
anttion Sales of Real estats.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE, Tar
rytown, New-York.The un,ersigned as IT5Sttes WI WI
efer AZ public sale premises, TUESDAY, tie lOth
day m 0ci0er 1916 st II O'clock noon be estate known s
MirOOk" being the property occupied Dy tne Io WI
Ham Hoze consisting Of about seyeDtywo acres OF 1n on
fe ast kapk Of the Hudson River eQulsiaDt tfm irving
ION and aIryOwn and about 20 miles from the City OF New
YORK The land river frontage Of 1850 feet extending
and IL regarded o. ihe
osf desirable places for residences on The Hudson here
are four dwelling The premises Win eOOd Dans
attached TO Of them Tho mansion bOse formerly oGe
pied Mr. Hoge is commO1cnS weargange1 ana ehgny y
toStsd pI large with stalls foT ~ hOoea All The
buildings in good order
The property viii be 0nereo IN me Ioli0nIng
FrsAs WhOl but VIII not le streS of utl u Is oHefea
nearly equal parts divided ny TIE ceptei O oIA
nre wafer running from east side which is bounded by
BroadwAy the Hudson River but VIII not De struck on
offered In separe parcels as iad Gown % 1aP
TeoeDy made by r. smith Civil Engineer copies OF which
distributed day OF sale and can DO had by apphea
ton 20 the undersigned.
FOR terms OF sale address tho undersigned.
JOHN j. MCCOOK,
WILLIAM r. HOOB,
Trustees,
l20 broadway. New.Y YorkiCty.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
Gounirp properin 90 fGt,


ELEGANT furnished HOUSE TO LET at
IL Now Brighton s. LSplondid grounds stable &C.: 80
minutes from city three rom lanoing rent $50 per 1onth
also COTTAGES rooms, furnished; rent $40 mCnthly.
Address Box 1877, New Brighton
TITO LEASE--At Rye, for three years. q good,
Il comfortable HoQsE, with carriage house garden Eve
depot desirable place; rent $5 per month possession
Immediately WILLIAM MATHEWS,
% GathaTinc-st, Neg.NOTk.
ITO RENT for one year from Nov. !, 1876, a
u GENTLEMAN'S PLACE on the Sound less than
hour from NewYOrk, New-Hayen r. r. and mile dis
stations House completely aud elegantly fur.
nshed cold water furnace etc; green houses and
graperies bearing Winter carriages,
everything complete Address MERCHANT Box Sl7 r. o.,
N, Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

VNOM STRATT0N
Il CYe Owlslcad MynsfreD will speak his piece,
TIRE CUCUMBER
To order this Winter tHy Asrated. committees
will ind this the choicest cntortnment OF the season Adj
dress gS East ZTthet, ". /.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
Brooklnn propertp 60 fet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-The first
class 4tory and basement house. with
lot known 81 Frstplhoe. cntonst The house
fully and handsomely furnished and win be rented low
desirable tenant Apply ON premises
ITO LET-3-stOry brick SCH00L-H0USE, No.
l59 Relnsen-st; 3story brick DWELLING, l79 VIII
lOu"hOyst GORDON L. FORD. 81 ClaTkst, Brooklyn
ITO LET-H0USE-Three- Story and Base
msnt 10 rooms sll improvements charming neghbor
hood 23 Haseyst 100 feet east OF the TOmpkusayc
10 Willamsbnrh Halseyst TO FultOn Ferry
tbs Goor rent, $37 90 Apply to l. W. BARNUM, owner
26S Halsey-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
Eertures ano meetinas.


I ECTURES for COLLEGES, ACADEMIES,
II SCHOOLS, and LYCEUMS.
JAMES II. FIELDS,
LID Of BOSTON,
II 10 give LECU RES during the coming season On
following suDeCts either OF l2 !, may
be selected, sep rate lectures;
/. WILLIAM COwPER and his peculiar influence on 80
ciety.
2 CHARLES LAME and his Friends.
3. DE QUINCY, the English Opium Eater.
I. SYDNEY SMITH anJ has work IN Lie . . -
8. WILLIAM WORDSWORTH with recoHectiOns OF The
English "IakC Country"
g. CHRISTOPHER NORTH with personal recOlecLoDS.
Z, CAMPBELL AND HOOD; two Representative Modern
Poets
g. KEATS AND SHELLEY with the story Of their lives
q. ALFRED TEN NNSON, the Man and the Poet.
10. LONGFELLOW, the Poet and Scholar; with personal
sketches
H. FICTION and It's eminent authors, Dickens Thackeray
. LITTER&RY AND ARTISTIC SOCIETY IN LONDON
2J years ago.
MISCELLANEOUS LECTURES.
I. 4 PLEA FOR CHEERFUJNESS.
2. MASTERS or THE SITUATION.
3. RUFUS CHOATE, the I'm nent Advocate.
l. THE INFlu ENCE OF POETRY, with illustrations from
the Representative Poets OF America.
For terms dates &c, address
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
Cooper Insutute N "
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
aonsss ano farms uantso.

A PARTY having q HOUSE to let in good
n lOoan y either IN Hew.York Brook n furnished or
furnished would remain bOarder IN part
Of The rent address note 10 A r. c. Box No T.
Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
Goiels.

NRW-RNGLAND HOTEL.-2O0 light, sim
" Eo roousi Odriugs f1r gentlemen only 90 cents
nightly, 81 Wrekiy 80 BUwtry.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

Hllscellaneous
pRUSHES of every description at 335 Pearl
I'D st. All aruCles at The lowest prices JOHN X. HOP
PEI, Manufacturer and Importer.
DELMONICO's REMOVAL.--L. DELM0N-
ICO wi remove from 5thave and lIthst 10 b. alway
5thaye, and 2Gt ST. (MaosOn squarel MONDAY SeFt l4
V1HE TOLL-GATE Prize Picture sent free !!
Il An ingenious gem 80 objects TO hnd Address, with
stamp f. G. ABBEY, Buffalo. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

See Qream.
sN~---~~~~~>1>s~~~~~~~~~e~-~~~s~
A FACT.-H0RTON's ICE CREAM is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
and appreciated for purity nchnes and certainty Of be-
ing delivered in good order.
CHURCHES FAIRS STRAWBERRY FEsTIvALs. &c
supplied at
25c. PER QUART.
Derots Fourthave 1264 broadway and rs Chathams
EUSSELL's ICE-CREAM, BEST IN THE
churches. 20 cents quart Special
attention 10 town orders l2 Bible Housa
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
Gonntrn 8eal gglale fpr sole.

DENCE at Panheldj h9uss containing hIJeen tii diso
for acres or lawn hedges tagged walks large shade trees
abundant fruit. perfectly healthy nne views GNCeent
nsisIorhood price reasonable. Apply TO C. w. oPDHkE
NO sJr =
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRk. Fricay, Sept %, 1875.
The auctiOn sales at the Exchange Sales
- % aav vvare "a follows:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-25
HUNGER.

When the system begins to need nutri
ment, it sends fluid from every portion
of the body towards the stomach, where
it accumulates in little reservoirs, the
dlstension Of which causes the sensation
othunger the fuller they become, the
more hungry are we.
This fluid not only gives notice that
food is needed, but it has the power of
dissolving it as water dissoves sugar,
and thus prepares it for yielding its nu
triment to the system. IT. therefor per
son eats without an appetite, without be
ing hungry there being none of this dis
solving fluid in the stomach, the food is
not dissolved, does not undergo any
healthy change on the contrary, being
kept up to the Stomach heat Of about a
hundred degrees, it soon begins to fer
ment, to decay, to rot; if meat, it liter
ally becomes carrion; if vegetable, it
sours; in either case, generating gas and
wind, causing unseemly belchings and
and nolsome eructations; of these gases,
being confined, distend the stomach,
causing pressure against the nerves,
originating various pains and discom-
forts more or less distressing, to last
sometimes for hours or halfa night, pre-
venting refreshing sleep, to be followed
by day ofgeneral discomfort and un-
fitness for business. Sometimes the stom-
ach becomes so distended with wind that
it crowds up against the lungs, preven-
ting them from receiving their proper
amountof air, and there follows distress
ing feeling of impending suAfocation.
These same effects follow when too much
food is eaten more than there is fluid in
the stomach to dissolve.--Dr HAIL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-25

Shavings.-A Centennial oath:-"Don't
care a continental.
Before arithmetic was invented people
multiplied on the face of the earth.
Whiskey is more easily rectifed than
the mistakes it causes.
The more our girls are pinned back
the more forward they seem.
An auther says that one of the uses of
adversely is to bring us out. That is true,
particularly at the knees and elbows.
A Southern bookbinder bound up eigh-
teen dime novels between Bible covers.
and a preacher carried the book seven
miles under his arm to read some consol.
ing passages to a dying woman.
A man whose appearance indicated he
! was staggering from excessive weight of
brick in his hat. being asked ifhe was
Son of Temperance, replied:-"Hic-
no; relation-not even an acquain-
tance."
There is one thing about hen that
looks like wisdom-they don't cackle
much till they have laid their eggs. Some
folks are always Dragging and cackling
what they are going to do before hand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-25

"GEoRGE, my darling George, promise
me one thing" said the young bride of a
month, as she threw her arms around
her husbands neck, and gazed anxiously
into his face, "What is it precious?" he
asked, as he drew her to his BOSOM
Promise me, George, dear, that you will
not become Presidential candidate. y
why, my darling, that is asking good
deal" he replied, and his countenance
darkened. There are Jones, Smith and
Brown, and, in fact, all the best people,
they are candidates. You want me to
be somebody, don't your" Eyes, yes,
George, ! do, do" said the young wife,
bursting into tears; "but all the newspa.
pers will tell how big my feet are, and
you know folks never think that anv-
body's feet may be good shaped if they
are large"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-25

The Prairie Farmer says: "Fifty fowls
will make in the roosting house alone,
one-half ton per annum of the best
manure in the world, or more than
enough to manure an acre of land, 700
pounds of guano being the usual quantity
applied per acre, and poultry manure is
known to be still richer in ammonia and
fertilizing salts. No otherstock will give
an equal return in this way; and the
figures will demand careful attention
from the farmer"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-25
WHI1TlER'S CENTENNIAL HYMN.

Our fathers God from out whose hand
The centuries fall like grains of sand,
We meet to-day, united, free,
And loyal to our land and Thee
To thank Thee for the era done,
And trust Thee for the opening one,
Here where Ofold, by Thy design,
The fathers spake that word Of Thine
Whose echo is the glad refrain
Offended bolt and falling chain,
To grace our festal time from all
The zones of earth our guests we call.
Be with us while the New World greets
The Old World, thronging all Its streets,
Unvailing all the triumphs won
By art or toll beneath the sun;
And unto common good ordain
This rivalship of hand and brain
Thou who hast here in concord furled
The war flags of gathered world,
Beneath our western skies fulfill
The 0rients mission of good will,
And, freighted with Loves golden fleece,
Send back the Argonauts of peace.
For art and labor met in truce,
For beauty made the bride of use,
We thank Thee, while withal we crave
The austere virtues strong to save,
The honor proof to place or gold,
The manhood never bought or sold
o make Thou us, through centuries long
In peace secure and justice strong;
Around our gift of freedom draw
The safeguards of Thy righteous law,
And, cast in some diviner mold,
Let the new cycle shame the old!