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llna, We are N receipt q aavicos 70 aud includ-
ing the 18th instant ivo days hier than the dates
uruviouslv received. We are indebted a NJ. j.
X f.-., !. ! p.-,i..s 1s.,:.. -; :
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HAilai nom which - extract the following;
NV HoHE, Nay 7th.
Advices from Gen. BuruxideS division state
that regiment of North Carollnlans had been
Organised, and Capt. Potter, Of Gen. Fosters
stan, appointed Colonel A large humber ol
Union men voluntarily came lbrlard and took
the oath Of allegisnne- They WI Be- armed and
equipped 81 Gen Dufn1ida % defend their humo1
aglin1f ne r1beia Our troops hare captured
enough horses from he robell - mount two
companies.
Bolynrls AoSnor, Nay 5th.
Ihorebols burned ihelr gunhoala On foIk river
yesterday morning We have tnken many priS-
0Drra Two companics q he olh Illinois cavalry
are reported captured By TIE enemy. Gen. Nc
Clollln was struck By a fragment q . shell, but
not injured. The roads aTo IN bad condition,
, 1862-05-22
ARMY NOTICE,

cUALED PROPOSALS WILL m RncE1vKp
~ ~ aa o. ths ocs unt u olest ~ ne ielh DAY Of
June lell, ~ The npply q fnH nE1r % ne unlo1
Bi.lsa Troops stationed 4 fort Sisnaeoom, W.T.
The Beef % BE- Of The best quality and 70 Be delivered u
- rcquirod by he A, Q. g. N.Y. ~, 7
The amount EsqulTsd a present h abou -FOUR HUNDRED
poand1 uolE t11 amount bo lucraa1ed dmnlIed
Ascending n The numbar ~ Iroopl Il The poll.
Rruposal nho1ld BE- endorsed Proposals. for gfeah Beef
Lso relsnloe names - sulses u b required ioT he
laithfnl perlormanca of The oontIncl ..t -s.af
he A. Q. reserves he rrht 70 reject any al hidl,
should he think The Interests o ne s.rvee require ~
NEWTON NlAEI.
"a Lieut. tib Inf Cal. Vols.,
Acting oommi1lnfy of Subsistence.
=, Nay toih, ttt1. o1N
, 1862-05-22

READY REsPOEsE-Ats sale Of cattle few
miles from SteilacOOm, some months since, the
auctioneer, as usual, was fluent and eloquent in
praise Of the animals as they were brought up
to be knocked Of. Coming TO iinS halEgOWn
calf be bestowed upon il the usual praise before
calling ior bids and, approaching 4, put forth
bis band to earess the Juvenile quadruPsd, where
upon il raised hind foot and kicked him in the
abdomen with = force thSi suddenly expelled his
wind. His irst wOrdS ou recovering bis breath,
@ere; "Thsre, that shows he has animationI',
This last EQUALITY, added to those previously men
toned, soon occurred purchaser for the ami
mated calf IN
, 1862-05-22
Special NOtitGs.


or Dr. L. j. cEAPKAT already secured in position which
places IT, proprietor far above the assaults envy NJ
malice In the schools Of France. the hEhSOt
prizes are oen awarded TO practitioners In this
Of medical science and they oeeupy with others an eauav
oy position In the profession. ReOFd ilusro1s N
ample shining light among the philosophical Of m
age In Europe and Dr. CGapkAy has fully equhled him In m
country; as proof Of which, the Philadelphia CoFRe of
Medicine eomplmened him with Diploma, aud the HONORARY
dd etRdSm degree Selecting this a. hts hed ofeTaton
although quaAed graduate Of the University PsSIh
the Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian RtVouonaTy
army, for extended AbOrs Dr. l. CEAphy has ben,
his earnest attention the Of chronic and prVas a.
which he has become great that h0
regarded the leader In this branch Of hs potesuo
throughout the United States and his portrait and boEFnph
are published matter Of Interest to their readers IN the mod
exclusive lournAls The Doctors oces bis Medical
and eurea Institute Sacramento street. Of Lds
dOr nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mall ssG.
ship Company,
We ash the particular attention Of our TeAdets to hs
certificates Of remarkable cures In another column Il
DR. j. cZAPKAYS private Medical and Surgical in,,
tute Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite N.
Pacific Mall Steamship Companys once, San RFuncleo ms
Doctor offers free consultation, and asks remuneraoS
unless he effects cure.
M Persons wishing lose time In correspondence,
please enclose eO their letters and they will get Immediate
attention to their cases.
Address l.. J. CLAPkAY ND.
bl8m San Francisco, CAL
, 1862-05-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TUE UNDERsIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
pointed Administrator of ne Estate o. JOHNSON MUL-
KEY deceased hereby gives nocs that an psFsans having
claims ag1ng snd Euie mus prlent ne 70 hin, pro-
perry authenticated required b law within twelve months
om ihr date Of s notice. they VIII Be 5revef barred
and al persons Indebted aad ate CURED make
settlement o. such Indebtedness Wlihn ne sane period,
and AVE costs =, -
sl.Iaeoon. TIsEss o.. v. 2. ~ iIIh. .iSsI. %
, 1862-05-22
gtlr advertisements.

nIBSOLUTION OF Motto,
~ hereby given that he copaEnsruhp heretofore *.
nne between Isaac Pncns Adoph PackcheT and John b
Smith under The name style and hrm Of l. PlNcUA co. h
having expired by limitation.
An lhhllss o. Said aFn vM bo pala By Pneus Pash.
settling viii them without delay.
TIE besnesoi ne late Arm Wn Be continued b ne un.
dsruignsd a. heretofore. Il
s,sl ssoon, ". v, Nay ID, isdai a-"sOo ' sss
, 1862-05-22

~ ms eoiamns Of the PusST sOCSB HaiLD open
y esnmuaicatons al quesOrs Of public policy and In.
tsrs and advocacy Of Az sides Of every question shall
~ Ssly heard bot Such communications as not Of
lsasa public nature intended for the arhsranes Of
isavdua saas, U be charged Advertisements. This rule
VII IN no cas- be departed from.
, 1862-05-22

HOLLoWAEs 0xTnENF. -Boils and Cafbunclou.
These indications q impure blood, o. inward
disease, should never be neglected. Even when
not dangrous, they are usually painful, and q.
ways unsighny. But danger frequently Turks
beneath an angry or obstinats boil.--a dancer
which the pFaeiissd eye and cducai1d touch of
the scientific surgeon olen faill 10 trscs. L 4
not always possible 70 prsdiot viii certainty
whether the rising evil Eill end IN boil % car.
buncle, OF Whist may be tho Ultimate effect upon
the eonsiiiution. Hollouaya Ointment s.seI
the patient from IN pain o. dnnglr, and The Doc
toF from all troBhla. d gives Immediate ruli.|
aDd. acting 6Fst On The snrhcc, thon psnelIalei
the system. and ed1cts . cure.
, 1862-05-22
MATRIMONY. sPIRITUAI.IsM, wOMAN's
NIlIITs. ETC. Etc. In OLYMPIA.

1t has remained for Olympia to furnish the
eliminating beauty Of Spiritualism carried to its
logical results, This humbug, with that Of Wo-
mans Rights, has had quite number Of devo.
tees in Olympia for the past five years, who have
worn away the weary watchings Of the night
around old pine tables, extracting divine raps,
throwing themselves into frances, the females
representing departed spirits and hugging the
men, and occasionally the men furnishing splen.
did specimens Of blubber. Several, having be.
come monomaniacs, could talk of nothing else,
and the Spiritual Telegraph constituted the staple
article of their family libraries. The large body
Of the community looked ut the whole matter as
piece Of folly which would have its day with
out doing any material harm to any sensible
person. OF the fruits of this folly We publish
the following armour ement:
MARRIED.
At the house Of the brides parent, CNIr. II. R.
WOOdari'S) DR.. G. H. DEWoLFE, Of PhladeIphia,
Pa, TO Mrs ELIZA A. HuRD, Of Olympia, W. T.,
in the following manner:
1--WE, the undersigned hereby announce to the
world that we have contracted conjugal alliance,
and entered into matrimonial copartnership, be.
own forms, and the inspirations Of Mother Ma
ture and Father God as being above custom and
pries'ly ceremony. however long dignifed by legal
enactment and Christian dctaton. This act we
perform (tAking upon ourselves thu responsibility
in the presence Of the witnesses whose names &C.
company our own and this public declaration.
Made this 18th day Of May, 1852"
CHARLES Henry DEWoLFE,
ELIZA ANN HURD.
Rtnsses:-
H. R. Woodard, B. r. Brown,
SalOne WOodard Mary Brown.
This woman was naturally Of good intention.
She lost her husband, and, through the belief in
spiritual humbug. received strange messages from
her departed lord, and finally developed into
large-sized medium. She was patronized by the
circle Of devOtees, gradually absorbed the idea
Of WOmSn's divine rights, and, itching with the
instincts Of Mother Nature and Father God, has
thrown herself out before the world with an itin-
Grant trader in humbug, regardless Of the con-
mon decencies Of lie, and in defiance Of the
opinions Of mankind.
On Saturday last, we understand, this couple,
10 accordance with preceding rumOr, rode out on
horseback, the bride dressed in semi-male attire,
and riding astTide. In large city, . woman
seen riding thus, her character and locality are
determined without inquiry. This right, how
ever, Of wearing the breeches and riding astride
IA one of The tSd;vins r;gbts NJ souIs ~ a,ct.,.
-. ~ n.
~. w" ,o'u'sI suPpo's' Ans AVE. peI'
OF the performance seemed % Dc . rich treat to
the town, and the gazers on were not few. II
any other ladies' think Of following the exampe,
, 1862-05-22

YEAsF POwDHA-EVery houssksepeF knows
how diiicult il Is 70 make good bread, and We
therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the
fact that TO insure uniformly good. light. sweet
and nutritious bread, It is only necessary TO use
RsdingtOn& Co.'S Yeast Powders, which In every
respect excel al similar preparations ever offered
to the public. See advertisement in another
column.
, 1862-05-22
OEEIcE Sur. I'm. ArTAIhS W. T..
0lNmnin- Jan q. lnnl.

TVIuDINo TT ulPosslBi.E TD A1cERTAlA
IL fsum ahlFasl q ll1lan Ag.nt1 lauInsd . ~ go
What Outstanding lnnll - r1d oul 81 lnnal -
81 hadla 81 c1lllsd sunchrTa lnlu11 " allln - I
e-ss - uo1e 1.urd y u.A hu,ch,n, sl.e = -. =
um each nll olra, accompanll1 ~ Ne l11l..l
=. 1s.st ,. f.l,e. -, -. - \. ~ 4, ~
uhan. ullla. au1 kau n11h l1ynanl ~ ,. ma.9i -
ss.,. . 80 ~ - %. - = ~ - = =. -, y
: - - a 1-.-T-.. u n y EENn1Il-
80 ssgsnttsssi1i he's AaAn'~.N
t.,.t..s.- uerunt frHt
, 1862-05-22

Sem GES. HARHET, Capt. Roedsr, arrived At
this place last night from Victoria She pro.
eeoded this morning 70 Olympia Capt Roedsr
has our thanks for Victoria papsrs.
, 1862-05-22

II sPHs o. THEm TEErH,--J Justice h. \. Nc
Gill, We learned yesterday, married DeWolls and
Mrs. Hurd in spite Of their teeth. Two ques-
tiOns, adroisly put without exciting their supi-
ciOus. united them in 4 mannsr more decent, Il
no, legal. than shs form they had prescribed.
Justice McGiIl deserves credit iof bis Ingenuity.
, 1862-05-22
PUGET SOUND HERALD.

sTEIL ACCOM-. W. T,
Thursday Morning, May "a. 1862.

LOOK our FOR HIN Among those Who have
latsly left this county for the ccunty's good is
man named Abial Morrison, who claims Yer
mont IS his native State, though he has lived in
this county for about ten years lie went by
way Of Victoria to Portland, = few weeks since,
o. his way 70 the Salmon River mines. we be.
lsvo. This Abial Morrison Is part preacher, (of
the Campbellite PersuasiOn) part gambler, and
an rascal. He has always borne the reputation
of being the greatest liar and the biggest scOun.
drel in this county. and always considered Il =
virtue meriting praise to obtain money or any
description Of property BY fraud, even though
L we're to be obtained with less trouble by honest
means BE has sWindled nearly all the people
Of this county with whom he has had dealings,
and they are not few; tried to swindlo one
quaFtermaster At the garrison out Of fifty cords
Of wood, and succeeded in sEindling another
out Of property to q small amount The last
person be sSindled here was Justice Of the
Peace, just on the eve Of his departure hence.
u vii not be at all strange Il, when he dies, he
sWindles he devil out Of bis dominionS Look
out for him. Morrison has vile, whom be calls
Lofty, who Is rePuted to be about as sharp ashe
:, - ~, .o,,.,;,,.s ,.nd.,. ,.In.hl. IA IN
bis schemes Of fraud Lofty did not accompany
him, but subsequently disappeared very mySte-
Tiously between two days, and Is supposed to
'''- ''''. ~%.w : :
MAEEs MnE.-Many people have heard Of
mares milk, while but few have enjoyed the luz
ury of . draught Of il. Il was reserved to Mej.
GoldsbEough, for some time resident Of this
county, 10 test its quality without knowing IT,
On one occasion. some yeNrs ago, the Major yis-
lied Mr.. Gibbs the gOOlogist, At his farm. few
miles from this place. Knowing that the Major
had strong partially f6r fresh milk, Few mo.
ments bsIaro his arrival Mr.. Gibbs sent boy
out % est some from the nearest COW. As the
hiss would have Il, the cows bad ali strayed out
- .i,h.. .nA an. hos v,,u an ,h. mint NJ "a.
- I.-a,'a -. \. -. 90.
.at"'ns eu'P -"-',ueN Susu NJ esP'su ss".'e
mare, recently with colt The mare readily sub
mitled to the milking op, ration, and the boy Fe-
turn.d with the milk 10 ,he houss. vher. Nj.
g. had just got comfortably seated Placing the
MIX oeisse hi'n. me Aajor drAnk heartily o. II
ana pronosneed q ttne sweetest mHk ne ever
whence the sweet beverage came; but Major
GoldsborOagh, We take y Is well qualified 70 give
an opinion Of mares milk
mi ANpKRsox Wnrcrrp.-We repr,, 10
l,.,n tb.t n. ae.mer Eli.a Andenon run on
tuo focAAs " tfa8eT nlNeia Ou Weuue-uAy tA1l
WINE On nor way 70 faetoria, Nnenoe sne was 70
, 1862-05-22

Va sAA hs pleased furnish masters Of vessels and ethsrs
q thh once.
, 1862-05-22
MARRIED.

In sIsilaeoom Tuesday evening SOh instant, By Re,
Geo W. Sloan, Mr. JOsEPH PAT to Miss MAET GoBEN, all
Pierce County, W.T..
, 1862-05-22

DEsrRUcrIvE FIRE.-0n the 10th instant, as
We CLEAN from the news received yesterday, an
immense eonAagratiOn took place in Troy, N. Y,
which destroyed between 500 and 600 buildings,
and burned over so acres Of ground in the I'd,
Sd and 4th wards Most Of the buildings con.
sumed were private residences, and among the
best in the city. The loss apprOximates "a, ,OOO,-
900. Insurance, q, 100000. The business part
Of the city suffered comparatively little. Several
lives were lost. Among them were DR.. Curry,
Messrs. Ransom, Haigbt and Merchant Some
ten persons are missing. One thousand feet Of
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad bridge vas
destroyed. Il blowing . gale, the wind carried
burning brands to various parts Of the city, set
ting fiTs to nCmbers Of places.
, 1862-05-22

sCuA FLrne MIsr Is several days overdue,
and hourly expected.
, 1862-05-22

UNDER COxsDERATIoN.-Some Of the more
sensible ladies' Of Pierce county, during the past
week, have taken into consideration the propriety
Of severing the bonds which unite them with
their weak sisters Of ThurStOn. They are not
yet prepared to follow the new fashions intro
duced into the social habits Of the ladies' Of
Olympia, and decidedly prefer the old TO the new
style Of hOrsemanshiP. Regarding. thereto e,
late dOinss in Olympia as innovations upon the
morals ineulcated in their carly training. they
are naturally desirOus Of dissOlving the eOnnee-
ton which has hitherto existed between the two
counties. The matter Is ander consultation, and
We shall probably be able TO publish next week
the conclusion arrived at $40
, 1862-05-22
StlisrrllanrOus advertisements.

nISSOLUTION-NOtieei Is hereby tiVen that the Co.
u partnership heretofore existing between j. A. Packard
and g. A. HAcket Is this day dissolved by mutual
NDoUAILT BORON, ". T., May 18th, 1862.
J. A. PACKARD.
s. A HACKETT.
1NHE BUSINESS OF MANUFACTURING LUM-
BIER will be continued bv the undersigned, and all busl
Of the late arm Of Packard Hacke will be settled
by him.
SII J. A. PACKARD.
, 1862-05-22

PATEcuc.-At daybreak, on Friday morning
last, We were aroused from our slumbsrs BY r.
ports q = gun following each other in rsFid sue
cesstsn. Our isst impression. on waking, was
that The Fourth Of July bad suddenly dawnsd
upon u.s. The firing lasted about tEo hours, AZ
fast as the gun could Be reloaded. Shortly aisr
rising. We learned that news Of the capture d
Yorktown and other Federal successes bad ar.
rived during The night, and the early 6sing vas
at once accounted for A patriotic citizen
adopted this method Of manifestins bic jOy On
the OCCASION somewhat 10 tho an .oyancs d
udshbOrS who like 10 indulge IN nap uIasr day.
light. a ia Ae
, 1862-05-22
L. p. FISHER,

ESQ WashlRRtoa st., San FranelscO,
anthorssd the Agent Of this paper receiving Ad
Veements and subscriptions n San Francisco and Else
WhsTS, and collecting Nad Feceptlng for the SANE
CHAS. PROsCH.
, 1862-05-22
THE PUGET SOUND HERALD

Published every THURSDAY EVENING At NS per annum
In advance; " paid within months, 81; aNeT the
expiration Of six months, eS; - t0t siX months 10
advance single copies, l2S cents. Advertisements,
70 insure insertion without delay, shaad be handed in
On before Wednesday Of each week.
, 1862-05-22

or ron CAniaoo.-Msasrs- n. II. Cunning
hsin. @ p Adsns and Elhridgs Webb. lately
suployud IN. Brich 4 Webbsf's lumber mill, viii
Isiss by lhs a., rursl ~ visiuriA snd he
c.rIboo ninsA Ihrl lsass hahlnd hosi q
rsneI1ksls. .uho IN rsioirs . hssr q th-iF
success n ils nsu p DoFado. 81
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10
Select })ottrn.
7z'CLesEan SO fsie Army SS gsle
Potomac.
MARCH l4TH, 1862.

Soldiers who thirst for fight
Not purposeless has been this long delay:
Your discipline, perfecting day by day,
Slowly but surely has prepared the way
For deeds Of ma,chless might.
Not to your friends in arms,
Who far away have late done noble things,
Has been reserved the giant blow that rings
Loudest in listening ears, and soonest brings
The foes most real alarms
To goa Is given the blow
To you, as proud army e'er trod
The earth behold, It's you who, under God,
WIFI shortly WELD the dread avenging rod
That shall destroy the foe.
As through your ranks ride,
Your glances give sure prestige of success
Your willing hearts myplans viii surely bless,
In souls like yours, feel with thanlfulnass,
Our country may confdc.
bring you face 10 face
With desperate men, who needs mustdo or die.
Whate'er do, you know you may rely
Ga one who loves you-one who'll never fy
Except from deep disgrace.
Soldiers, the way is hard:
But God smiles on us-triumph must await /!
Courage like yours viii take control Of fate.
Your tolls and trials. comrades, viii be great,
But greater your reward
Ir---t.,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10
NUMBER 20.

cmant of clay, to 90 to its reward beyond
the skies, he even then forgot self, and
ordered 'to the charge
There are incidents connected with the
death of Col. MURRAY which stamp him
as having been '.born TO command" /
have not space to speak of more than one,
but that one is, of itself. sufficient 10 es.
tablish a character for coolness in conflict.
thoughuu!ness IN the adoption of causes
for effects, and Indifference to personal
danger, which may be envied by those
who were his compecvs 1t is this I'm
the death struggle with the foe, when the
bullets whls.led wildly around, overhead
and through the ranks-when the col
umns were tcinS thinned ont By the fire
OF the enemy numbering two to oue-when
victory hoyered between the contending
hosts-at that moment, the brave MUIR
RAY turned tn his men. at whose head he
was, crying out III a voice that arose above
the roar CT artillery, "-Ren faiter not-it
y"" .ieet hf'e "noerf"y, io0h upon that Flag
1t a,tH Rerre you up; ;-on-on."
L he ashes Of the fallen Hero will rest
at the base of your mountains His mem
DRY will live in the hearts Of the inhabi-
tants o. that region in which Liberty de-
lights to dwell. His virtues will be spo-
ken OF in terms of praise by the old,
who will point to them as worthy of en-
uiaton by the young. His fame will out
live his Country's travail Ills children
and his cbiidren's children will revere his
memory, while seeking, at his tomb, the
inspiration to do right The time has ar
rived. 'Let hes eD'toPh Je r,5tten"
HIGH PRIVATE.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10

VIvE NELSON Gen Nelson has a
summary way OF dealing with vociferous
shecesh On one occasion, recently, as
he was riding at the-heai oi his command,
female sccessionist thrust her head from
window and screamed, "iIurrah fer
JEFF Davis hurrah for JEFF. Davis -
This was too much for the temper of the
General, and riding close to the fence, he
shouted, madam, if you dare repeat that
again, I'll be cursed if [ don't quarter a
man in your house who is covered all over
with the smallpox -
This threat, it is needless to add, had
the desired effect, and shccesh retired in
TO obscurity until the soldiers were out of
sight.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10
THE V!ISSHHiK0H CLIFF.
BY GEORGE LIPPARD.

There are days in Winter when the air
is very soft and balmy, Ike the early days
of Summer; when, in fact, that glad mai
den May seems to blow her warm breath
in the grim face Of February, until the
rough old warrior laughs again.
1t was on day like this that the NOR
ming sunshine was streaming over high
rock, that frowns there, far above the
Wissahikon.
A high rock, attainable only by a long,
winding path, fenced in by the trunks Of
giant pines, whose bough, in the coolest
davs Of winter, form a canopy overhead.
This rocl, is covered with carpet Of
evergreen moss. And near this nook
this chamber in the forest, for II was moth
ing less-sat an old man, separated from
it by trunks Of the pines, whose boughs
concealed I.is form.
That old man had come here alone, to
think over his two sons, now freezing at
Valley Forge-for, though the father was
a Tory, vet his children were Continen-
tails. He vas Il well-meaning man, but
some half.crazy idea about the divine
right Of the British Pope, George the
Third, to rule this continent, and murder
and burn as he pleased, lurked in his
braiD, and kept him back from the camp
Of Washington.
And now, in this bright morning in
February, he had come here, clone, to
think the matter over
And while he was pondering this deep
matter over, whether George the Pope or
George the Rebel was in the right, he
heard the tramp of war-stced not far of,
and looking between the trunks of the
pines, he saw a man Of noble presence dis
mount from his grey horse, and then ad-
vance into the quiet hooks OF rnoss-cover-
cd rocks, encircled by giant pines
And now, leaving the tory to look upon
this man for himself, let US look also on
him with our own eyes.
As he comes through those thick
boughs, you behold a man more than six
feet high, with his kingly form envelopeG
in coarse, grey overcoat, a ch0leGu on his
bold forehead beneath tie skirts of
that grey coat, YOU may see the military
boots aud the end OF a scabbard
And who is this man OF kingly pres
ence, who comes here alone, to pace this
moss covered rock with dropped head and
folded arms
Come, MY friends, and look upon him
let me show you-not this figure Of
mist and frost-wogk, which some histori-
ans have called Washington-but Wash
incton, the living, throbbing flesh and
blood OF Washington. Yes, flashing
toa, tie man. look upon him as he pa
ces that moss-corered rock-see that eye
burn, that muscular chest heaye under
the folded arms.
All, he is thinking of Valley Forge :
Of the bloody footprints in the snow-of
those three hidden figures that sat down
in the huts of Valley Forge together
disease, and starvation, and nakedness-
Look. as those dark thoughts crowd on
his soul, lie falls on his knees, he prays
the God Of heaven to take his life SO an