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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

A. plrv of geutlemeu-capitall>ts-
Who compose the sS. y.E. R. Construction
Company" visited CharlestoWn on Monday
and accompanied by Hon. VA. II. Fraycrs,
Chief Engineer Cse and others, boarded the
S.V.R. R. train aad proceeded 10 Shepherds
iowa AID from thence returned and passed
over tbo S. y. g. q. as Car as che track-hying
las been comp,etcl-theace Up, to view thc
route and 90 be charmed with tlo beauty and
fertility Of our great Valley. THIS company
Of visitors represent, ae a'e iatormcl, many
millions Of dollars.
Among the gentlemen above lluded TO
as visiting the great Shenandoah Valley to ex-
anime into IFS mineral resources, and to inspect
the completed portion Of ,heS. v. Z r.. were
Mr.. j.. Kimtall, President Of the She0aa-
dlal Valley Csas:ructioa Company; Nr. J.
W. Clarke. President Of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company Of Pennsylvania; Mr..
VII Ingram, Pres;Joa. Of tie Broad Top
RAILROAD Company Clarence H. Clarke. Of g..
~ Clarke d Sons Joseph 70 let George T.
Tyler, Horace Brock, Samuel Long'oi'ow,
N-ssrs. James a. Wugb, aud Edward Wright
Of Peter Wrislt& Sons T. L. Bcyce, Vice
pr,sileu, Of the 5. v.R.R. lion. Alex. r.
B.;olor, Sir Penny Of the firm of Saueriee &
o., and Dir. Potts also wereo % tie party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

The return OF delinquent taxes on lands
in jefferson county for the years 1877 and
1873 amounts to the small sum of $1,000,
covering only four pieces Of property each in
two districts Of the couuiy-Potomac and
Shepherd--a showing, we venture the assertion
that cannot be made by another county in the
State. No county, we are sure, has more
efficient and responsible officers than Sheriff.
Baker and Deputies Morgan and Hurst, and
we congratulate them on this gratifying ex-
hibit.-SpirH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

Prof john Wise. who assembled in a
balloon 90 sunday week.-Mrs. 47lst ascension
has not siucs been heard from. Ho WAS
accompanied by a Mr. Burr They are sup
posed q have been los, in Lake Michigan OF
some Of the dense forests Of the western
country. It was bis son, Charles Wise, who is
now q distinguished aerial navigator who
esceadei from Shaouoadlle i~eniy-siz years
ago. Prof. John Wise wss at Shaunondale at
the time, and scut up bis son Charlie, theu a
mere boy, because bis balloon could not in
tie sine allotted be sufficiently Inflated %
carry his own weight The ascension was
very beautiful oae-the balloon passed over
Calrlesiowa aul descended In The vicinity Of
Shephsrls.own.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

An OF the Press representatives who
were SO fortunate as % be able 10 attend the
late meeting Of the Editorial Association, speak
10 the highest terms Of the hospitality OF The
Wbee.ingi,cs aad Of their business en1orpriz'
ard thrift.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

The only thing that the war settled was that
Che North could lick The devil out Of the South
Lesar- >satHei, Reptiii~ou.
And swallowed him. and now nothing
short Of miracle viii rid the North Of him.
Ohio and Iowa have gone Republican.
We know a man who will give a quarter for
a sight Of fellow who seriously expected
anything else.
Foster has been elected. 1t is thus
Ohio testers a love f5r Ealicalism and proves
uugra,eful to It's soldier statesman-G General
Ewing
by ;he fall of the Grand stand at the
Adrian, Michigan, Fair. fifteen persons were
Killed and go injured. The owner Of the
stand. tie architect, aud the builder, have
been indicted for man. laughter.
Wheat in Charlcstown $3.50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

Our young townsman, Mr.. w. p. East
erday, Jr, has gone to Lynchburg, Va, to take
mp his residence there, aud will assume the
leadership of the Lynchburg Band He Is a
g Cd steady young man, aud we are sure Will
make friends in his new home We wish him
success Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

Oar county is rich i'm fine timber
Shipments Of wa,ag, TO Germany are net uu-
common; and ,ae hickory for carriage build
ing. axe handles, &C., is superior and fods a
market 10 distant parts NJ George Dooley
expects to load car to-day, fer ST. Louis,
with $500 slal, Lars ard 500 side bars f.r
carriages Whilst engaged IN getting out this
timber, day or tvo ago. Nj Doo'ey iell and
isjared sao Of bis legs 50 that be was COM
PEELED 90 resort 60 thc use eta c1uicb.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

Now READY-Mynew Stock OF Fall
and Wia,er Goods. nave a complete assory-
meut. and notwithstanding the high tone Of
toe markc, ! offer my Goods at lower prices
than ever. Gents Calf Boots, good, at 8 90
and upward; Gents Coarse Boots, $3.50 and
up; BOYS G., arse Boots, $l25 aud up;
Youths Coarse Boots, $500 aud up. Ladies
Misses and Chillrcus Shoes at all prices
latest Styles 10 Rubber Boots and Shoes
oar Stock OF Hats Is not excelled in this
County. aim 20 keep mp my reputation for
largest stock aud lowest prices in Gloves -
Goats Heavy Sheepskin Glove. at as cents
lloavy Buck Do, 500. y uice assortment
of Umbrellas. Underwear, Hosiery and
Notions, q fall line Of each have also add
cd a line % Rubber Clothing 70 my Stock -
Ladies Gossamer Cloaks. Gents Gossamer
Coats; Geat's Lcng Coats; Geuts' Short
Coats Gents LeggiuS and Gents HATS
Leather and Shoe Findings including a splen-
dil Do % Lasts. G.. II. IAGLEY.
Oct !. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18
Frsm James II. southan, Little Rock,

Ark: " | willingly bear testimony TO Tie cX'
celeut food tonic effect of Is Codeus Liebig'
Liquid Extract Of Beef" regarding it as a
mild, unirritating and easily digested tonic,
well adapted to cases of ChloroSis, nervous and
vascular debility, consequent upon the climac-
terc period Of women
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

American orders for $4,000 tons OF
Eoslish iron ore have been sent over, notwi,h-
standing The mountains Of West Virginia are
full Of ores sed only await capital for the
aeqelopmsn,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18


There is music in the air-the hum Of
business We give a few notes;
Last week, at its monthly pay, the
Cambria Iron Company paid out to It's employ
ees over $4,000 in gold
The Herald" SAYS there are 100000
strangers in New York. The hotels everywhere
are as full as during the Centennial.
The receipts of lumber in Chicago the
pas. week were very large, in fact the largest
for any week on record. They amounted to
GO POI 600 feet.
The Cincinnati Gazette" says: "Some
Of our merchants aud manufacturers are 50
oyerrun with business that they are calling
home their travelling statesmen.
At Altoona, Pa, the prospects for a
prosperous winter are very good. The car
shops will be completed IN another month,
when a large force of hands will be pat to
work.
New Haven manufacturers cannot get
hand. enough to do their work. One company
was compelled to reject an order for 40 plat
form cars, to be fitted with oil tanks, for which
$40 600 were offered.
The great clothing manufacturers OF
Boston have seldom, if ever, done larger or
more satisfactory business than this season,
and all their productions have gone speedily
into the hands Of the retailers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18
Wctake the following from. the Balti

Wetake the following from the Baltl-
6more SIN Of Saturday:
Judge Gilmor Yesterday taok the papers 20 coz
slider The case and form his opinion in n suit OF
Margaret A. Smith, Of Charestown. jefferson
county, West Virginia. nextUfkin, who contests
a large number OF requests 10 church societies,
&c. as Illegal n the Will OF Susie Duke Ca.low.-
Among the requests are 81, 500 each to the Mis-
81 nary Society Of the NJ. L. Church in New Nork
and o. The Methodist Preachers Aid Society or
Baltimore; $1,000 20 the Home Of the AZ ed of the
n T. Church Sl000 To the Church Extension
Society cd the N. L. Church Incorporated in
Pcnnsy lvania; $1,000 20 Strawbrdge NJ. L.
Church; 81 900 each 70 the Ladies Mite Society
% thar Church, the United Presbyterian Church,
Madison avenue and Biddle street. ar TO the Bal
umorc City Mission and Chuc Ex. Society. The
COUNSEL in The case are James \. l.. McClurc,
John scott, A. W. Machen and r. ". Baldwin,
Of this city, and Daniel 3. Lucas, OF West Nir-
rinia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

Weston would have gotten more gate
money after The late great walk 10 New loTS
ifhe bad bad better gait than his competitors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

OCT the latest prices for Fodder Irvine, Corn
" Knives, Corn Shelters and Ammunition Of
HORACE BEALL
NULL STOCK Of Paints, Oils, Glass, and Var
/ nlsbes for sale at bottom prices by
HORACE BEALL.
BUILDERS HARDWARE a speciality and
ID always on hand at HORACE BEALL'S.
NOR Spokes, Fellows, Hubs, &c. go to
HORACE BEALL.
NOR Cement Pumps, Terra Gotta. Pipe. &C.,
L 60 to HORACE BEALL.
ID OPE, Twine, GGn. Hemp Soapstonc, Pack
IL ing, &c, for sale BY HORACE BEALL.
IRON, Steel, Nails, Horse Shoes &c, for sale a.
/ bottom prices BY HORACE BEALL.
HOE Iron Kettles, Tin and Wooden Pals 90 to
HORACE BEALL.
YARN, Cow and Sheep Bells for sale by
HORACE BEALL.
WHIPS, Horse Collars Hames and Sadlers'
w Hardware Cheap at
HORACE BEALL.
Get IS, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

Wcarc requested TO call the attention
Of ihe town authorities % the 0u, doors that
age r.ic ia various parts Of tie town. Uu'ess
some urclclu phases are speedily a,teajel 90
disease wili De tharesu.t Especially on Mil
drel street, between Main and tic Depot, Do
persons iuyoieui-r.iy take tie nose between
foecr ard thumb.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18
Notice to TrespasSers.

A LII PERSONS are hereby warned against
y trespassiny upon nv lands b. hunting, rid
10 walking or otherwise. Those disregarding
this notice will be prosecuted.
'''' ANDREW ALDRlDGE.
Oct 10. ls79-3t.*
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

On Saturday last John Murphy drove
Rarus one mile over Mr.. Bonuers Iarrytown
track 10 2:ll4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

We have no hesitation whatever in recon-
meudiug Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup for children
,ccihiug or suffering from Wind Collie, Diar-
rlUa " Dyseutery
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18
VTRCfTTITA FTRFSTE PRTlsss-TFIE JOURNAL
Harp er's Ferry Happenings.

Ii is said that we are very soon to have
a newspaper here. The prospectus has been
issued.
Ii is understood that Mr.. Daniel Ames
was a large loser by the late dreadful hre ID
Deadwood City.
The piers of the Harper's Ferry Bridge
are being rapidly built. That nearest to the
Ferry is nearly completed, and is splendid
piece of masonry.
Col. Burton having purchased farm
near Winchester, is about removing, with his
family, to his new home. We wish him hap
piness wherever he gees, but deeply regret his
leaving the Ferry.
On Sunday last Mr.. James Russell, one
Of tue victims Of the Narrow Passage catls-
trophe, who was the Conductor of the Inflated
train, aud very worthy young man was bu-
red. The funeral was very largely attended.
We understand that the Ladies OF the
Episcopal Church and their friends have IN
contemplation an entertalnment-m music, Ia
bleaux, &c. There is no doubt that 1t will be
a very elegant aud highly interesting affair
Further particulars next week.
As people have to leave home for news,
perhaps you can tell US what Catchee means
the subject of Mr. Davies coming lecture.
lie has certainly selected subject on which,
with very little trouble, be eau shed good
deal Of light, tor so far, we believe, no one but
himself knows the meaning of the word even.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

Superintendent Spencer, of the Long
Island Railroad, has rendered his resignation as
such % take eGec; on Sa;uid day next. The best Of
feeling exists between himself and Col. sharpe,
aud 10 is only % accep, more lucrative situation
that be sewers his very pleasant relations with the
Long island Railroad and its receiver. lie has
accepted position on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at salary os $500 per anuum. Col.
Sharpe held ;his position az the time OF his cleo
ton 90 tAe presidency OF the Long Island Railroad
T. succeed Adolph Poppcuhuseu, in 1871. Mr..
Spencer has shown himself 10 be the most compe-
tent manager ever IN charge % these railroads.
Uader his supervision everything has progressed
as evenly as clock work aud perhaps the best tes-
limonsl O. his ability is found ia the absence OF
accidents. The roads were never, prior to his
time, operated under a schedule embracing half
tLc number Of Trains Such fast time was never
made by tbc trains, nor were the people carried
with such comfort. Under the energetic and IL
beral management Of Sharpe and Spencer, Long
Island became a new place, and has been attended
with uupr, cedented prosperity the last two sum
mers. The business Of the roads has been one
third greater this year than any time within their
history. Very general regretis expressed at Mr.
Spences's resignation, and il is hoped that Colonel
Sharpe may be able 20 lind a lieutenant who can
on his place scccptlbly.-B ookiyn Eeyic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18
Notice to TreSpasserS.

7 HEREBY request persons TO desist from hunt
/ ing upon my iaFm, or riding or walking across
the same. injuring fences, &c. / will prosecute
such as disregard this notice By trespassns in any
way upon my premises. D,rxrpv
Oct. Is, ls79-3ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18
shepherdstown Summary.

From the ReIistey
The wife of Mr.. W. 4. Adams was
very badly burned by the explosion of an oil
lamp.
Rev. Mr.. Gilber. of Winchester, Va,
Installed tie Rev Mr.. Moser as pastor Of the
Lutheran Church in this town, on Sunday
morning last.
The Valley Conversation OF the Episeo-
pal Church, Will meet 10 the Episcopal church
I'm ,his town ca Wednesday, October the pod.
There will be services ia said church during
tie week, commencing on Sunday, October
18th
We are glad to learn FROM Professor
ID u peuGleton that the Faculty Of Washing
ton and Lee University have granted Shepherd
College a prize scholarship by which the
student named as nSST by the Faculty is Gu
titled % one years fees at Washington and
Lee.
Mr.. Chalncrs Bycrs, near town, IN
forms Us that he raised this year, Fallow-
water Apples, some Of which measure II
inches in circumference, and weighed u
pounds; also cucumber l4l inches in
length, weighing p pounds lie also raised
on a patch "a by l23 feet, p bushels Of
sweet potatoes. lie sends Us an ear Of new
cogu which has "A rows with 90 grains each.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18
Instruction in Music.
Tin Roofing.

'sNHERE is such thing as "sSoddy' in tin
4 roofing. We would be glad II the persons
contemplating tin roofs for their buildings would
call and examine the quality Of the tin used by vs.
DUKE d GALLAHER
GO on 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18
BULL IESTR AY.

A ALDERNEY-AYSHIRE BULL, under two
n years Of age, red. with yellow down the
back, and yellow curly face, with a white spot
under each eve. estrayed from the "Cassilis" farm
about the lsi of October. Leave information Of
bis whereabouts at the FREE Pass Office
\. X. SELDEN.
Oct Is, lST9-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18
Clarke County Clippings
From the Coarjcr:

from tue courier;
Marriage licenses were issued in Wash
ineton City last week 10 john Page Of this
county anu Hester Huutcrof Gordoasville.
The work of uack-laying on the S. V.
r. Il. is sill progressing Trains have crossed
the trcst'o work at the Old Chapel carrying
rails aud cross-ties TO the ;rack-layers two
miles beyond.
"NIcadca," the property Of the late Miss
Mary Meade was short time since sold to
Rev. R. X. Meade. Of Charlottesville. 1t was
afterwards sold 10y him 70 D. Meade jr, for
$3.50, cash
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

The Marlnsburg S,nesmaa says Mrs.
Mary A. Beyan, Of Oregon, Missouri, daugb-
ter # the late Robert Stewart, ST., o Berke-
ley County, was thrown from buggy two
weeks ago and seriously iujured-an ann bro
Ken and i,iurics about head and face and pro-
bable loss Of an eye. The Salesman says
4 singular coincidence iu this accident to Mrs
T. is that some years ago her first husband
MI John Reeves. formerly Of tins county,
was thrown from a wagon and was so much
injured, that death Gually ensued and upon
tAe anniversary Of that accident. his wife, low
Mrs E.van, net With similar one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-18

prulcu; people always have Dr. Bulls Bal
tm-re Pills convenient. They often take the
place Of a doctor and cost only p cents. For
sale everywhere.
SIR. Fauudcroy, of Winchester after
having Invited Mr. Z. 2. Daudrdgo to a dis
cussioa at Winchester on Thursday night Of
las, week, refused to give bin an opportunity
Nr r began speaking about o'clock and
continued until nearly twelve o'clock. The
discourtesy viii be rem embercd at the polls
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-18

| 1 States tor the Western District Of Virginia,
| at Harf1sonburg, in said district.
The First National Bank of Harri-
| sonburg. Va, which sues on be-
itors OF Robert G. Bickle, who
may make themselves parties to
this suit upon the usual terms, Complainants.
Against In Equity.
Robert G. Bickle, Lewis Harman.
in his own right, and as executor
M. q. Hartman, decd and j En-
met Guy, Assignee In Bankrupt
cy OF the said Lewis Hartman, Respondents.
EXTRACT FROM DECREE OF DECEMBER IL, 1879.
ut is adiudged. ordered and decreed that this
cause be referred to VIM. ]. Points, Commas
slonsr OF this Court, Who shall, after due notice
tive weeks in the VALLEY VIRGINIAN, newspa-
per published in the City of Staunton, Virginia,
pr oceed to take state, settle and report to this
Court. at the May term, 1885, the following &C.
.sFirst. An account OF the real estate in possess
sion of the defendant Robert G.. Bickle, on the
7uh day OF May 1878, and Of any other real estate
he may have since become seized or possessed.
Second. An account OF the annual rental value
OF said real estate.
Third. An account OF liens and their pri-
critics, resting upon said real estate.
Fourth. Any other account which said Com
missioner may deem pertinent. which may be
required by any party in interest.
VIM B. LuRrY, Clerk.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Harrisonburg, Va, December Is. 1879.
To the First National Bank of Harrisonburg.v Va,
plaintiff, and Robert G. Bickle, Lewis Hartman,
and ]. Emmett Guy, assignee in bankruptcy of
said Lewis Hartman:
You are hereby notified that have fixed ppon
Friday, the 3rd day of an, 1880, at my Office in Aar
risonburg Va, II fair, if not, the next fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted. to take and settle
the accounts required by the foregoing decree, al
which time and place you and each Of you are re-
CURED to attend. Given under my hand, as Com
missioner in Chancery. the day and year afore-
said. VIM r. BOTNTg
J. e. Roller, p. q. Commissioner.
dec le-3w
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-18

Gifted by accepting the settlement already
made: Notwithstanding its Objectionable
features, and thus removing all doubt as to
the purpose of the Commonwealth to faith
fully meet all its obligations. One thing
is certain, it will be material death to Vir-
GINA to much longer continue the harmful
agitation of the debt issue. Consequently
there should besome understanding reached
which will remove it from the theatre of dis
cusssion and contention, consistent with the
dutyof the State and the rights of the cred
itors.
With this question disposed of, we feel
very little concern as to the line of policy
which shall keep separate the two factions
now facing each other in the State. Before
either can cooperate with the Republican
party, there must be some tangible evidence
OF repentance for past sins. There must
be sincere purpose manifested to stand
square up to the laws of the country, and
recognize it as the highest duty of the State
and Nation to meet honest obligations. The
Republican party of the country can give no
countenance to or affiliate with any polit-
ical organization that does not respect the
rights the laws guarantee and that has not
the moral courage to undergo sacrifices and
hardships to maintain National and State
integrity. 1t will serve but partial pur-
pose for either faction to frame legislation
affecting individual rights in consonance
with the spirit and intent Of the Constitu-
ton, if it shall fail to recognize and prac-
tically sustain both National and State
credit, and that financial honor without
which both State and Nation would be a
by-word and reproach.
We encourage the hope that out OF the
wreck which has overtaken the Conservative
party, there may be crystalized forces SUI
ficiently patriotic to constitute saving
power in Virginia, and count such align
ment in National affairs as will open up a
promising future for Virginia, laying broad
and deep the foundations of a polity in liber-
al and just legislation and jealous regard
for public faith.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-18

Space has been annihilated, and the oceans
linked by iron bands, opening the markets
Of the continent to the speedy approaches
at the farthest extremes. Why then can
not Virginia take courage and move on to
her imperial future with steady step and
brave heart! Let us be true to ourselves,
TO the obligations of honor and justice, and
a new inspiration will stimulate hope, guide
endeavor and assure fruitions. No State
In the Union could so well afford to en-
tain reputation, and erect high the standard
of her integrity. The possibilities Of her
future are boundless. Let her action now
prepare her to wear her future greatness
without blush of shame.
Those who are disposed to deprccate our
past misfortunes, and calculate our future
ability by present available resources, should
acquaint themselves with the marvellous
wealth which is now attracting attention,
and must soon be converted into active
values. We cannot now approach any
thing like accuracy in estimating the taxa
Bile resources Of Virginia ten years hence.
The minerals which abound in every di-
rection, almost from the Potomac to the
Tennessee line, in parallel sections, with
intersecting belts from east to west, COM
prise an area Of wealth unsurpassed in the
| world, and a field for enterprise and cap
ital unequalled in its advantages. All the
indications point to the region of country
named, as the future iron centre Of Amer
lea, and the theatre Of industries which
will transform the wastes Of the State into
affluent places of skilled and wealth-pro-
duciug enterprise. Industry will succeed
industry, and as the furnaces and FORCES
spring into existence, WOODEN factories will
follow, adding value to our vast pasture
fields and water power, and stimulating
agricultural industry to supply the demands
of the operative forces. Let us think Of our
possibilities, and jealousy regarding the
honor of our beloved old State, march for
ward with brave hearts and firm resolve
to grasp the rich promises before us.