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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
PENNSYLVANIA ARTILLERY,

TUHl tIO HarTISDuTg TecKraph
The Commander in Chief Of the army has ordered all
the available batteries Of artillery at Harrisburg and
Several batteries have already left for that destination
Captain Campbell for time past stationed at Camp
curtin has been despatched TO get ambuances wagons
for the conveyance of ordnance and men, and the entire
artillery force here will leave for the Sc of war;
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THE REBELLION
THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
THE CHARGE or DRUNKENNESS AGAINST
COLONEL MILES.
A WORD IN HIS DEFENCE by orr ooRREsroNDENr
IN HIS DIVISION.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD.

COLONEL MILES.
A WORD IN HIS Defence by Our CORRESPONDENT
IN HIS DIVISION.
HERALD
NEw YoRK August ., 1861.
The wan,on attacks made ON Colonel Dixon :. Miles,
acting Major General of tho Fth division ot General
McDowels army in relation 10 has being intoxicated ON
the 2lst of Julyhe day Of the hattie at Bull runnducc
mo TO say few words dcfepro of that gallant officer
nasmuch as great efforts have Seen made 10 ruin him in
the eyes of The public and tI confidence Of his superior
officers have Been with Colonel Miles from the
ment his division LEFT Hunting Camp Creok and half
miles from Alexandria, oaupied the quarters the
byouac at Annandae, also at Fairfax Junction Cen
nevnle have been frequently vita Colonel Miles, amt
the day of the BATH at his side several times
during 'he days and always found hul cool and collected,
giving his orders ina clear and distinct voice.
Several civilians endeavorcd speak the colonel
the heights at Cemreville and ne told them that he
had something ese attend besides answering aues
lions" Colonel Miles rode TO aihe spot where Captain
Hunt and Lieutenant Green's batteries playing and
Asaits, Captain Vincent and Lieutenant Mcmillan
constantly on the 60 carrying and receiving orders. If
Colonel Miles was drunk sated by Colonel Richardson,
1t WAS unnotoeahle to Thought never cool
an ocer under dryng circumstances, as the commander
OF the hIth DIVISION Perhaps tAe dress of Colonel Miles,
which, 10 say the least somewhat embarrassing Of
sky blue unGress coat, two WIDE awake hats merged
INTO perforated the sides and the colonel riding
an Old but favorite horsenoed tho enemies of Colonel
Miles 30 circulate the injurious report of his being drunk
can chceully add my estAoony that Colonel Miles was
not only drunk the day of the battle, but that by
his energy and military stratsy, by depoyng part of his
command and batteries the extreme left keep
the enemy from outlanking us, he saved the lives of
thousands for day had Hunt and Green's bat
tercs not been occupying their relative positions the
enemy would have attacked the army in the rear, and
thousands % lives would have paid the forfeit of the
oversight had such occurred. Colonel Miles in my es
timation, well thai OF his entire div son a
competent and efficient commander and boldly assert
that there are very few out Of the eight thousand
under his command that would cheerfully go into
battle under his orders.
Justice to injured and efficient officer whose com
mission dates from July 1924 induces 10 make the
above brief statement.
me OF SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE AT RII Run
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LIFE BALSAM.

RHEUMATISM IN PAINFUL FORMS
Also, Scroula, Erysipelas Salt Rheum Pmpes Potches
old Ulcers Fever Sores The Of diseases Of
the blood mercura complaints, Debility, Liver Kid.
neys ncipent Consumption &c most certainly cured
by this great purifier.
Hyat's Life Basam has cured thousands Of cases OF
these and similar diseases and it will most certainly
any case which be reached by medicine taken in
accordance with directions. II does contain particle
of mercury any other deeterious mineral PRINCIPAL
dcpot 246 Grand street
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ciiIlLs AND FEVER, TYPHOID FEVER,

CRAMPS AND SPASMS
Besides variety of other maladics induced by change Of
water and heat exposure to malarious dews, working in
trenches bivouackng near low marshes, swamps, &c.
let every soldier be supplied with
and no sickness will to any serious extent It's use
will protect their persons against attacks and sick vii
As IN evidence Of the Importance of Railways Ready
Relief safeguard against attacks of disease, and as
We refer to the following high endorsements
Read the following letter from Captain John Whitock
Company ithaca Volunteers, First California regiment
Captan John whitlock Company l. California regiment
stationed at Camp Yates staten Island says that on the
9Th of july 1851 administered the Relief to forty mer
of his company who llboring under severe attacks
of arrha dysencry that its remedial effects were
Immediate and that majority of the sick reported for
AM, % nm" ,,tcrnoon lie therefore recommends its
addition 10 the medical stores of the regiments MS mea
sure of the highest importance.
In this regiment the captains and Leutenants OF sevc
raj other conpon, certify to the fact of Railway Ready
Relief proving efficient service among their men in
cases OF Disrrhoa, Rheumatism, Coughs, lioarseness,
Camps Spasms Pains in the Bones, &c. In every case
where the Ready Relief used the patient enabled
to- report Cor duty within six hours.
Twenty of company u, Eighth regiment ~ Y. ). NJ,
cured OF Malignant Diarrhna
CANT SANFORD, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, va,
June "A, 1861. !
MESsRs RApwAY CO..
Please send me some more of your Ready Relief The
Diarrnua in malignant FORM has broken out in Compa
nv n | have csred TWENTY MEN with the half dozen
bottles OF Ready Relief took o. with me coun
Eighth regiment Washington Greys, n Y. S. NJ, and
oblige a. D. MLifD"E
CEoRGETowN COLLEGE, D. c., June "a, 1861. !
MrssRs. RtpwAY CO.
ON the departure of the regiment to which fbelong a
friend presented me with bottle Of RAILWAYS READY
REIIF put it in my trunk, thinking at the time
that would require Ind in fact being quite gnorantof
lis great vareahd there il lay for two weeks until was
taken suddenly III with GRANTS, and after all remedies
failed beiloight me of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF and;
with magical eject by lis use found myself restored
to nv usual good health 1t is the desire of number on
the officers and whom distributed your Vainane
medicine that return you their most sincere thanks
for the benefit they have derived frem the use oil your
valuable Ready Relief. J. b. SlNCl.AiK
Lieutenant seventy ninth regiment n y > NJ
RAILWAY Il CO., No. % John street,
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T Attest NEWS FROM COL. WILSON'S REGIMENT
Ii Fort Pickens.

GENTiEM
have just arrived from Forts Pickcns
and Jefferson and cmbodencd say that gross OF
Ready Relief and other preparations which you kind
enough to ask to present to Col Wilson's regiment
have done excellent service in camp, and under
rough circumstances The Relief is the only article
have used in the cure and is immediate palliative of
abrasons, bruises cut wounds burns COLES diseases Of
the bowels, &c, and has done wonders in the way Of
remedial operations generally am authorized TO say by
the medical authorities Of the regiment that Railway
Co Is medicines blessing to the and great
lief TO the outline duties of the regimenal physicians.
Indeed have every reason to think that all sick
people would be made well in the shortest space of time
by the judicors aud exclusive of your famous
pounds. conscicntiousy recommend every soldier
to take Railways Medicines in his knapsack.
You will please accept thanks for your sanitary
gift, and excuse the enthusiastic praise of
Yours truly,
THADDEUS w. MEICHAM.
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ATTENTION
SOLDIERS AND THEIR FRIENDS.
nL'LENEE

A STKE WEAPON OFF J'FF ENHF,
Soldiers and friends Of soldiers will bear in mind that it
is q well authenticated fact that moro lives lost from
sickness and disease than from the chances Of 1t is
therefore the duty every soldier adopt preventive
measures against attacks of sickness and the diseases IN
cdental to exposure and fatgues Of military duty and
camp life.
OF the diseases prevalent among the troops,
DIARRIIEA, DYSENTEIY,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
MEASLES,
SMALL POX.
RHEUMATISM,
TIrNJP ACn
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT BULL RUN.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In looking over the list Of killed. wounded and MISSING
of the Seventy ninth regiment N. Y s. NJ in this morn
mrs issue did not see the name q Mr. John stratton,
of $50 William street. this city with those G the wound
ed in Company b. He now lies severely W0hiae.1 - 49,,
general hospital at Georgetown, D. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-19
ROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
Blood Ren0vatOr.

& tsprecscly what its name indicates. for. whilcO
pleasant to the taste, it is rovvifying, exharara-
ting, and strengthening to the vital powers 1t
also rcvivfes, reinstatcs and rcAcws the blood in
- all its original purity, and thus restores and rtnd
ors the system inyulncrablc to attacks of disease.
1t is the only preparation ever offered to the world
in popular form so as to be within the reach Of
- nil. So chemically and skillully combined as to
be the most powerful tonic, and yet so perfectly
adapted 10 act in psrftc' accordance NTH the lars
& onature and hence Soothf the wcakea stomach, and
tone up the digestive organs. and allay all merry
Gus aud other irritation. 1t is also perfectly
Vibrating in its effects, and yet it is rollow-
ri ed by lns'itudc or depression of SPIRITS. is
y composed entirely Of vegetables and those
thoroughly combining powerful tonic and soothing
properties, and consequently can never njurc.-
Such n remedy has long been felt to be a desder-
Z atlm in the medical world, both by the thorough
" skilled in medical science, and also by all who
have suffered from debility for it needs no medi-
- chi skin tr knowledge even to see that debility
follows III attack Of disease and lays the urgunrd-
ded system open to the attacks of many OF the =
most vigorous to which poor humanity is con-
- stnncy liable. Such. for example, ns the follow
ing consumption. Bron,hi.ts Gndi gcstion Dys-
pepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Fantncss, Nervous, IT.
ritabitg, Neuralgia, Pnlptation of the Heart,
~ Melancholy, Hypocondria, Night Sweats, Langu-
Or and all thai plnss of cases, so teartuy fatal if
unattended to in time, called Female Weaknesses
aud irregularities. Also, Liver Dcrungmonts ORA
< Tsrpidit-, and Liver Complaints Diseases Of tho
Kidneys, Scalding or ircontnence of the Urine,
nth pppp pr n IRE EN- a q
o. pain tbo h,ck Side md bctwcon tho
Z shoulders, prcdispositon to Sli ,ht Colds Hack
nrpr"o,Lin,, on5 ;r,oa yo nv, ,ht cnnnr,otc MANI
xii XII va Lnw. snocc oniv m CIV :, viii
nn, only ana ,bo dcbility r,IIowi,g chill, and
raror ~, nro,on. nj n t,cLs orri.inr rrnm Mi.
,; ~ ~ rro a., nd ,nr, ,ta a;,"ssso -, nrn >
% - aIrood ,,tocLod And n, II ncts directly and
.;,n,,, ,,rnr ,bo h;i,r,, svston, oronsin, tIo
Iivn, w nr,i"n nrn,no,;r, i; ro,, ali ,he r1crc.>
u IL
hl, nr.,o,t ,,,, Jo,;tor;nr: c,r ecouorocs I,ll,w
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-19

TEMrrn.-'I cannot forbear pointing out to
you. my dear child" said Gen. Jackson once
10 young lady in whose welfare he felt deep
interest, "thc great advantages that will result
from temperate conduct, aud sweetness Of
manner to all people on all occasions. Never
forget that you are gentlewoman, and all
your words and actions should make you gentle
never heard your mo,her--your dear good
mo,her-say harsh or hasty thing to any per-
son in my life. Endeavor to initiate her. ]
am quick and hasty in my temper, but it is a
misfortune which, not having been sufficiently
restrained in my youth, has caused Inc mex
pressbe pain. 1t has given me more trouble
to subdue this imretuosy than anything ev
er undertook"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-19

Some people have singular ideas of tho per-
fec;ion Of worldly happiness. Scochman,
who had accumulated very handsome prop
erty, recently sent for his father with tho view
,bat the old gentleman should share his pros
peri,y, and slip away from his long lease of
life as smoothly a, possible. One day a short
time ago, friend Of the family paid visit to
the mansion where the old gentleman was living
with his son, and took occasion to compliment
the proprietor of the estate on its surprising
loveness and cosy comfort The owner full
Of love for his home, said he looked at it and
its surroundings az perfect heaven on earth"
Heaven on earth !" growled the old man
Heaven on earth, and no thimblotu' O. whis-
ky in the hail hoose!"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-19
NOW WITHIN REACH OF ALL!
GROVER & EAgy ERR s
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
WING MACHINE.
495 broadway, New York.

43o broadway, New Ork.
The public nit n.On is respectfully requested to the
following cards Of ELIAS How, JR,, and the GROVER
g. BAKER :. NJ. Co.:
4 Card from the Grover & Baker S. VI. Go.
Our Patent, being established by tho Courts. We
are are enabled to furnish he Grocer Bakor Machine
with important Improvements, ut greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
Til moderate price at which Machines, making the
Grover 4 Baker stitch can now be had, brings them
within tho reach Of pl, aud render. the of Ma.
chimes making inferior stitches as unnecessary "a tits
Persons desiring the best Machines, and the right
them, must not only be t" buy Machines max
Ing the Grover Baker stitch, but also that such Ma
chimes made and stamped under patents and
those Of Elas Howe, Jr
GROVER 4 BAKER S. M
195 Broaduap N,p York.
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TO County Commissioners
AND
TOWN AGENTS IN VERMONT.

The well established Importing House of CIIAS
BACWMAN, SO FnoN ST., NEw York, hrs made ex.
tcnsive sales of the best descriptions of pure Wines and
Liquors Town Agents in this State justly earning
by the character Of the goods sold re. utation for sell
ing PURE LIQuOWs, and at reasonable prices, watch
fact should not be overlooked those who cquir
cd by iav TO purchase and sell none but genuine liquors
Application FOR goods may be made to CHARLES
BACKMAN, So Front street, New York. or to his
agcnt--WM. II. DREW, WM. II. E1wIN, and THOMAS
ELLIS, who are authorized to solicit orders
reference may be made, in regard to the character
and standing Of the house and superior quality OF
their Liquors to,
Edward lIuugerford prof. Of Chemistry in the Unvcr-
sty of Vermont
5, W. yer VI. D., Dean Of the Medical Faculty in
the University of Vermont.
W. Carpenter NJ. D., 6c., in Vermont University /;
j. S. Pierce, Agent Burlington, VI. aud to the fol
lowing County Commissioners Vermont -
Jas. Mitchell, Chttcndcn.
Charles Davis, Caledonia.
w. II. II. Bingham, Ii. ii. Thomas, NJ. D.,
Stowe, Lamoc.
Israel Goodwin, Calvin Blodgctt Pearco,
Washington.
Ccestcr spencer Rutland.
r. Sanborn. Caledonia.
j. Frisbie, Rutland.
George Fisher, Windham.
A. ii Gilmore, Orange.
Ira Clifford Addison.
h. II. IIoyt, franklin. l0l6yl
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4 Card from Elias Howe, Jr.

All persons cautioned not to make, deal in, or
use any Sewing Machines which sew from two spools
and make tue itch known as the Cover & Baker
stitch, unless the purchased from the Grover
Baker Sewing Machine Company, or their Agents, OF
Licenses, and stamped under my patent of September
10, 1886.
Said Company, and their Licences, alone are legally
authorized under their patents, and my said patent
during the extended term thereof, to make and sci
this kind of Sewing Machine and all othersare pracie
on my snd patent and will be dealt with accordingly
wherever found ELIAS HOWE, JR
New York
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. II EDDY, Solicitor Of PATIENTS
Late Agent of the s. u. Patent Office, WASH
ton, under the Act oflS37.)

No &c STATE STREET, opposite Kilby street, Bottom.
A FTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of
IA twenty years, continues to secure Patents in the
United States also in Great Britain France and other
foreign Countries Caveats Sprcca unS, Bonds ssigu-
ment, and all Papers drawings for Patents executed
onberaI terms and with despatch Researches made in
American Foreign Works, to determine the valid
ity utility of Patents lnventiOus.-nnd legal or
other advice rendered in all matters touching same
Copies of the claims Of any Patent furnished by remit
ting One Dollar. Assignments rccordedat Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
hut through it. inventors have advantages for securing
patents, of nscertnnng te pncntabity of Inventions
unsurpassed by ii not UNNECESSARILY superior to- any
which be offered them elsewhere The testimonials
below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL
AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber and
as SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADNAN-
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he as
album dnnt to believe, and can prove, that at
other Office of the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate. The immense practice OF the
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled him
to accumulate vast collection of specifications and
official decisions relative to patents, These besides hs
extensive library oflegal and mechanical works, and
u accounts patents granted in the United States
and Europe. render HIM able, beyond question: to offer
superior facilities tor obtaining patents.
An necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and tho usual great delay there here saw.
inventors,
Testimonials.
II regard Mr.. Eddy one fthc mast capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHAs. MASON" Comm,ss,on,r Of Patents.
~ have no hesitation in assuring Inventors thnt they
cannot employ per mws cOmpfcnt and rtmtuorfhy,
md capable of putting INTERPRETATIONS in form
for then carly and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Gommi%SopT of PGtents.
"Boston, FCbruaryS 1858.
Mr.. r. II. Eddy has made tor me iliIHTEEN april.
cations on al but one of which patents have been
granted and that one is pcadiug such unmistak
able proof of great talent and ability his part leads
me to recommend all inventors to apply 10 him to pro
their patents they may be of having the
most faithful attention bestowed their cases, and at
very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARr"
From Sept 18th. 1884, to June 18th, lsjS the sub
scrhcr in Of his large practice made twics
rejected applications, SlNTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE of which decided in has favor by the Com
patents.
IL. II. EDDY.
Boston, Jan, !, 1850. lQl7-y
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AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.

10000 copies of Medical book of32 pages, on Sper-
nMorrheG, for grattous circulation, by SUFFERER who
has been ecctua cured ofnervOus debility asitude,
depression of sp!ts drowsineSs pains in the limbs ana
back, timidity, dizziness, dimncss of sight, pimplcs,
loss Of memory, &c, resulting from early errors, by
following the instructions given in this book considers
his duty in gratitude the author, and for the Len
eft Of ConSnmpiue and Nervous sufferers publish the
used lie will therefore send free to any ad.
dress, ON the receipt of two stamps, copy Of the
cont lining every information required Address
BOX $40, ?. o., Albany, n. Y. l03!y
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Nuet's Curotr.
THE PLAIN WIFE.

She is not very fair, and yet
love her quiet face;
She wears not beauty's coronet,
But there's tender grace
Upon her brow, and in her eyes
A light which could not be
Ifhcr thoughts were not sweet hsrmonies--
She's beautiful to me.
Not beautiful, save when the fash
OF feeling dies her check,
And when her lips ase mute beneath its gush,
And leave her eyes to to spcak
Not beautiful, save when some thought
or goodness sends its glow
across the face by art untaaght !;
And yet, love her so
For she is beautiful, though small
The gifts that overic
The soul so beautiful in all
In all that cannot die,
Goodness is beauty. this is why
The tides of friendship roll
Up from my heart and light my eyes
love her for her soul.
The heart the heart give us the hesrt,
care not for the face,
However fair each separate part
1t lacks the srIRIT's grace;
Give me the heart-l care not how
The form may moulded be,
II perfect love light up the brow
lis beautiful to me.
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Prof. l. Miller's
HAIR INlIGO RATNR.
AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ]
COMPOUND,

CbMPOIND,
FOR RESTORING GREY HATR to its original color,
without dyeing, and preventing the Hair from turn.
ing grey.
FOR PREY EXITING BALDNESS, and curing it, where
there Is the least particle Of vitality or recuperaton
energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUFF, and all
cutaneouS affections of the Scalp.
FOR BEAUTlfING THE HAIR, impartng to it an
unequalled gloss and brilliancy, making it stt and
silky in its texture and causing it to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the Increasing demand for
this uneQuacd preparation, convince the proprietor
that trial is only necessary to satisfy seeming
public of ifs superior qualities any other prepera
un present in 1t clcanses the head and scalp
from dan3rf and other caanc0uS diseases. Causes the
hair to grow uxurantly, and gives it soft, glossy.
flexible appearance. and also where tho hair is loosen
ing and thinning, it will give strength and vgor to the
roots restore the growth to those parts which have
become bald, c0csng it to yield fresh copng Of hau
There arc hundred of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the usr Of
this Inv'gorntor when all other preparations had failed
NJ has in his possession letters nnumerable tcstif.
ing to the above facts, from persons of he highest
specablity. 1t will cfectually proven, the hair farm
turning cry until the latest period of life and in
where the hair has already changed its color the
the lnvigorator will with certainty restore to its orig
nal hue. giving it dark glossy Appearance Az per
iume the toilet and Hair Restorative it is partcu
lnr, recommended, ha' ing an agreeable fragrance
and thhc great facilities it affords in dressing he hsr
which. when moist with the Invisoa.or can be DIRE scd
in any required form preserve its phase whctk
plain or in curs-hcnce the great demand for it by the
ladies standard told article which ought be
without the price places it within the reach Of a
being
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PLUMER'S
PATIENT LAST ~
IL. III. EDDY.
lQl7-y

(PATENTED JULY II, 1902
S<OSSTR'C TED in accordance with tho bory
y and igamCntous comic nation Of the bottom of the
FOOT and of the Irtundty of tho sides and back part
Of the heel when elevated. In the combination of til.
elevated and advanced position of the HEEL SEAT with
the
Hollow & CONSTRUCTED Shank s. Sole,
an entirely principle is involved, which constitutes
decided in improvement in
LASTS FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
From this Last boot or shoe is made very much
shorter the sale than that from the old style in
scuu, OF the shortening II" the shank, and the adj
yanccd position of the heel seat, insurng degree Of
elegance in fl uncqualcj by those made upon any other
last and for tender injured feet for persons su
fcring with bunions, depressed instep,
from
Distortion or Deformity of the Feet,
INJURIES no last hts been produced that meets the
case like this.
AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH BOOTS
MADE ON THESE LASTS
at short notice.
The NEW PRINCIPLE on which these Lasts
superior to the old ones ia PERI ECT FIT and easy
Od Boot =" also, there is danger vi corns or
sore feet with these boots.
r-I5- Please Hand examine specimens.
JOEL EiTON.
Woodstock, Vt, March Goth, lsCl. !o79m3
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Nc Donald Clark has four lines Of grcnt
beauty that are well worth remembering they
run thus,
And then her NIts pou.ns lips,
Two roses on maiden stem.
How many sad and secret trips
Will memory take to visit them