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SEWING MACHINES.
L. CORN ELL Il CO. s
r~~>slv >-l Observation-Disclosures


Family and Manufacturing
90 SEWING MACHINES.
TAGGART Il FARRS PATENT.
Ne are hsppy to say to the who are using
our machines, and the thousands that want them, that
each machine now bears the patent license stamp OF
GROVER BAKER. elias Howe, jr., and all persons
selling using them are secure against any moesa-
ton.
direct competition and equally popular basis with
the best made and highest priced machinesin any mar
ket, and they are still sold at $40 and S45 including
Hemmers (of which have several styles), Needles,
and everything necessary to their in family shop
This makes them still the cheapest legitimate and first
class Machine in market.
In iuscs to our Machines as we'll AZ our customers
offer TO ~ snd tao money in sixty days for ma
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purchaser.
This feature alone makes our machine worth much
mofethaH any other there Is necessarily some risk In
laying most machines. ..,aG
few of its superior qualities these:-1t uses a
straight needle has great space under the ARM sews
from two common spools neither being fastened and
both in sight, turns hinges is secured from dust and
exposes no o tslevsr purchase greater than that OF
any other machine;it has but two regulating screws
and both above and In 'front.' the driving wheel is
trely ontsde Of the table; it requires aerRtiSn for
av aretes OF work certainly do neater greater
variety OF work than any machine among the hundreds
with which acquainted; its tension is perfect;
runs easily and still; at bohers nobody novices
it, None other will satisfy where is known
We can safely say that piece Of labor saving
chinery ever grew rapidly into universal favor
sewing machines. Three years has placed them in tn,
very front ranks Of first class machines and though
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased "
have not been able to supply the demands during tn
past season. We can fill all orders. We have ad
ded to styles the Rightside Blake johnson adj
table Hemmer, and can defy the world to produc
better instruments for doing all kinds Of sewing an
embroidery. Let every who is interested in tn
great improvements in sewing machines. whethe the
wish to purchase or not, send for Descriptive Circula
and samples stitch.
We must caution the public az iinSt unprincipled
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed to
successors, representa- machines
of market, and offer cast-away machine Of ours in i,
place, We only sell our machines. Taggart
Fairs PATENT and the sole propretors in the egt
Northwestern States. Address
l.. CORNELL Il CO.,
Post Office box 81, Chicago, H.
Call at 1873 Lake Street ,(up- stairs.) vs-no2
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PROF. l.. MfLEBR'S
HAIR INVIGOR ATOR:

/ "A - ~ ~ - a u &11Os
4, EFFECTIVE SAVE AND ECONOMICAL COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its orisias
! colcr without dysing, and preventing the hair
| from tnrniIg gray -
! FOR PREVENTING BADNESS. and curing y,
when there 10 the le~st particle Of vitality o.
! recnperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING sCURF AND DANDRUFr.
and all eutaneous Affection. Of the SCALP.
FOR BEAUTIFYINti THE HAIR imps ting TO
it an unequalled oss and brilliancy, making
il soft and silky in its texture and causing it
| TO curl readily.
The great celebrity and IN. ine--syins demand fey
this uneqHAet preparation, convase she proprietor
that one trial only only necessary n satisfy de
corning public Of it, superior qualities any
other preparation 81 present in 1t cesnses The
head and scalp from daadrua and other clsansoss
diseases, causes the hair To iaxnriantiy and gives
rich. sof glossy and Hexible Appearance and alss
where the hair IS loosening and thinning, IL will give
strength and vso to the ROOTS aud the growth
to those parts which have bee one bald, eausfnstto
yield f,sshrsrsrisx # Aafr.
There are ha1dr.ds Of iadis. and ssa..smse in Nsv
Inv scrsor, when all other preparations had ishea
b. NJ has In his possession letters nnnnersnie .esy
ing to the above facts, from persons OF the hishs
urpnggrsy until the period 81 life and in easss
where the hair has ay Oh angel its color the use
The lnvgorator will with certainty restore ~ :" " s
perfum. fT the toilet and Hair Restorative is par
ticuhr!y macndsd, having an agfesaie fragrance
tp cal agi
which when r.i. with the In sigorssor be dressed
in AM form preserve its place. whether
rlan or in curs-hence the gFsa. demand for il BY the
iade. as standard toilet article which ought to
,. without a. the price places within the reach ofs,
helm. Only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per bot
tie 60 be had at all respectable druggists p-rfumsrs
L. MILLER would call the attention Of parents and
the Of his Inyigorator in where
the ehildrens' hair incnes to he weak The OF i,
LAYS the foundation for good head VI hair. ~ il re-
moves any impurities that may have become connected
with the scalp, the which 10 ssary both
health Of the child AND the future appearance
its hair.
CAuTs, None genuine without the fae sinils Loc,s
MILLER being on the outer wrapper; also, l.. MrELERs
HAIR RESTORATIVE, n. Y. blown In the glass.
Wholesale Depot. 50 Dey 1t. and sold by all the psa
cpal Merchants and Druggists throuc the world
Liberal discount 10 purchasers By the quantity. ]
also desire to present to the American pablfe my
New and Improved Instaataneous
LIQUID HAIR DIE
which after years Of scientific experimenting have
brought TO perfection Ii dyesback or brown instantly
without I'M ury TO the hair sk warranted Tie bss
article :" the kihd In existence. Prce-OnIy 80 oto I.
Depot, IS Dey Street, New York.
v7n53:osTy
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PL A STE RING

PLAsTERING.
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastering, and all other kinds Of Mason
work the coming season. One of them will al.
ways be found at the New Court House,
EDWARD Golden.
Upton, Jan. 30, so. CYL THOMAS GOLDEN.
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DARLING'S
llVER'RECULAT
TIEE TTTTT "a

Are pnre vegetable extracts. They cure all bill
lious disorders of the human system. They veg.
nlatc and nvgorate the liver and kidneys; .bry
give tone TO the digestive organs: they re yuIa,s
the 9ecretions, eXcretions and exhaa ions eoual
Izc The circulation, AMI purif, the blood Thus
alt bHtOns cOmpIGints--sUmc of which are TprIiI
Liver. Sick Heaiache Dyspepsia, Piles, Chills
and tr'"rs, 'nstiy"n.s- o. i-ooseness-arc en-.
t'1iy controlled and cured by these remedies.
DARLlNG'S LIVER REGULATOR
RemoN cs the morbid and bilious deposits from
the stomach aAd bowels, regulates the liver and
kidneys renewing every obstruction, restores a
natural and healthy action Of the vital organs.
II Is superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Much better than pills, aid much easier Ia taxi.
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.. A. DAVIS,
LUMBER DEALER,
ONION GROVE. IOWA.

The farming community, dealers il
Lumber, persons desiring fencing or
building materials Of every description,
are invited to visit the Lumber Yard Of
a. DAVIS, of Onion Grove, who has on
hand, and is constantly receiving a large
assortment Of
Shingles, LatA, Fencing, Flooring,
N'a.ag, Barn Boards, and all
E'"as Of Eraminy Material,
and is absolutely SELLING tho sane At
LOWER FIGURES than they can b
purchased at the boosted Muscatine Lum-
ber yards. pS1
- THE BEST OF COAL Az,
WAYS IN HAND. & u A. D.
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GILT MOIrI.nIHHs

GILT
t>oR Picture Framing: A large variety y,
1 patterns, at the one price Furniture Raw, ~
81 :. q. r. STEIN, Muscatine, Iowa 'A'
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The Heroes Of Peace,
AND
The Heroes Of War,

The Heroes Of Peace,
The Heroes Of War.
y. ANTHONY NJ. sol BROADWAY. NEW YORK
no" shishin n.y. In addition to other portraits, the
Celebrated collection known in Europe and America
Rrady's National Photographic Portrait
Gallery,
in which IL ineiuef Portraits Of nearly all the prom
inent men OF America, not excepting jeff Davis.
Gen Beauregrd, Floyd, and host Of other onfeder
ates Price Of portraits SO per dozen Can he sent by
mail.
Scenes of the War for the Union.
are published. card size. and in form Also
stereoscope Views Of Scenes ia Paris, London. nd in
other parts of England and France; in Scotland, Ire
land, Wales. Holland. Switzerland, Spain, on the
Rhine, in Athens, Egypt, Turkey, the Holy Land
China, India, Cuba, &c, &c, al infRitam.
Our Instantaneous StereOscoDic Views are
the Creates: Wonder of the Age.
These.are taken in the fortieth part Of a second AIT,
the rushing Of water, the owing Of vehicles az the
march OF army. does not the gtest degree aee,
the taking Of these They are sold for % per d6z
We have also on hand and fact urc the largest
assortment Of stersoscopes, Photographic Albums. and
PHOTOGRAPH MATERIALS
in the United States. and perhaps in the world.
C.rALoGrE, containing lists Of all our Portraits,
views, stereoseopes, DC, sent BY mail, receipt Of
stamp.
Il. Anthony. sol Bread Way.
t'hoA'lyI near st. Nicholas Hotel New York.
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rev Mnsic!..1Aeasah Jane Leers.-0ooG
and CA0su. 4a
"A s1sI bkAU1IHUk flowing MELODY, W.
-, eay scconpaniment; can b. sung b ehaAsseS
popular songS ofthe day. Sentiment 81 me woedS -
by HnnICr wATE1e,
SsY Se,isoSl Ne. 333 Hsoaduay, New Ten
Ne" and fresh supply Of Sugar, coffee, 20
saes' &C. inst received by Nm. CHILps'
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singers Letter "A Machin

Is the best Machine in the world for Family
.s7e Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pur-
81 poses: Price. with hcmmer) and
beautifully CtnSmented, CSC.
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Darling. Liver Regulator a nd Lift. ;,it,ars

And now consider myself eniierig cured"
Hon. john a. Gross writes "brooklyn. March
H. iSoo. In the Sp'ing Of lS53 took severe
cold, which induced violent fever, | took tive
doses Of
DARLINGS LIVER REGULATOR,
It broke up my cold and fever at once preyi.
Gus to this attack, | had been troubled with dvs.
pepsia several months; have felt nothing Of i
since" -
Otis Studley, Esq. l2s East 2sh stree, n Y
writes: august H. lsc0-I had a dificu,tv
with Kidney complaint three years with can
slant pam IN the small OF my back. | had used
most ii! kinds Of medicines, Lat found 10 perma.
nent relief until used
Dasline's Liver Regulator and Life Ditters.
passed clotted blood by the ureihra, lam now
entirely curot, AZ! take pleasure in recomTnanI
ing these remedies"
Ms. c. Teoow, II Christopher street \. Y
writes: "Fc5. 70 lsG0-I have been subject to
attacks ct Asthma the las tweHty Years, have
never found anything eQua. 10
DARLlNG'S LIVER REGULATOR
in aioriing immediate relief Il is q thornugl
Liver and bilious remedy"
Mrs Young, Of Brooklyn, writes, "FeLruarv
-, lsGo.--ln May last had a seterc att.ck If
Piles which confined me to the house Itook
one bottle of Wv"
DARLlNGS LIFE BITTERS,
and was entirety cured | have had no attach
since.h |"
d. Westcrve!t, esq, of South 5th, near sth G,
Williamsburg. l.. J.. writes august 4 IsGo-
Having been troubled with difficulty in the
Liver and subject TO bilious attacks was ad.
yised by friend to try az
DAZZLING 5 LIVER REGULATOR
did SO, and found it to operate admirably re.
moving the bile and arousiug the liver to artiv.
~. have also used it as FAMILY MEDI-
ZINE: When our children are out of sorts wa
give theia few drops and it set, them aIiriyht
hn1 IL meets the general wants Of the stomach
md bowels when disordered.p
READER, II you used either or both of these
most excellent remedies, enquire for them at the
torres: II you do not find them take no other
ut incl0se One Dollar in a letter, and on receint
the money, the Remedy and Remedies will be
enf according to your directions. by mail or OK.
ress, postpaid. Address
Daniel q. Darling. I
IOx Nassau st., New York
Pat mp 10 SO cent AID 81 bottles each. I-sr
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GUTrT1 PERCn. frurzr

JUNNS Il CKOSLEY,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
, wholesale Warehouse ~ William street
Corner of Liberty, NEW Yopr
Full descriptive circulars and prices will he
furnished on application. nlsviv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-08

PovERrL-BGl~er says that poverty 10 osly
an idea, In nine cases cut Of ten. Some men
vith ten thousand dollars year suffer more for
want Of means than others With three hundred.
The reason is, the richer man has artificial vanfa-
His income is ten thousand. and BY habit he
spends twelve or fifteen thousand. and be suffers
enough from being dunned for unpaid debn 70
kin Q sensitive man. man Who earns dollar
day and does not run in debt, is the happiest
of the two. Very few people Who have never
been rich viii believe this, but il s true - Gods
word There are people, OF course. Who are
wealthy, and enjoy their wealth, but there are
thousands upon Thousands, With priacely in.
comes, who never know . moments peace, be-
cause they live above this mean. There ID real.
ly more happiness in the world among working
people than amoog those vho are called rich.
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MILLIN Err u.

us HAkRETT has just returned from New York with
alarge and elegant stock Of Millinery Goods to which
she invites the attention Of the ladies OF Lansing and
vicinity, feeling confident that her styles and pri-
ces cannot fail TO be satisfactory Bonnets and Misses
hao oleached and pressed into all the New and Fash
iooable shapes, with and dispatch Patterns
the latest and most approved styles Of Mantillas
waking Jackets, Dresses, sleeves, Zouave and Boys
Slotnes, &c &c Particular attention paid 10 Dress
Making and Fitting also Coaks made TO order stitch
ing done on Machine In the cheapest and neaest man.
ner possible. Washington avenue, Lansing Michigan
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rPvBuC-No. l3S |

An ACT 10 amend an act entitled " An prohbi, the
sale Of spirtuous liquors and Intoxicating drinks in
the District Of Columbia in certain Cases approved
August nth, eighteen hundred and sixty one
Bel esscsd by the Ssats amd House Of Represrestss
II Tie Csited States Of America, ConSress ossessSIei
That any person onendag against the provisions Of the
quors and intoxicating drinks in the District of Coumb
in certain cases., approved August fifth eighteen hun
dred and sixty one may be tried before any justice of
tion shall pay fine Of twenty dollars in default OF
such payment shall be committed to the lai in Wash
instoa county IN the District Of Columbia for thirty
Aays.
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A NonLE MOTHER "A correspondent Of The
Iudpendenf. dropping 4 note from Tifin, Ohio,
mentions the 81 losing incident:
''When Capt Shriver Of the IOist Ohio Vol
unteers vas recruiting for his company in Tifiin.
q widow from the country. with her three sons,
called upon him and said:
captain, sm Informed my country needs
volunteers; here are three Of my boys; take
them into your company. ] believe you sre Q
good man, and wish them to 90 with you.
have one more boy at home. I have KEEP. him
to take care Of me 10 my old age and wido~hood,
yet IL he is needed viii give him slso.'
AS she spoke, the tears trickling down her
aged checks indicated the strength of . mothers
affection and a mothers sacrifice. None present
we're unmoved. Truly the days Of moral hero
ism have not passed away, and the Cnion that
poesesses such self sacrificing mothers cannot but
be enduring"
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MARION HOUSE.

p. ANGLER, Proprietor, Jackson Michigan This
House mas been enlarged rentted and elegantly fur.
nsned Regular Boarders and Visitors can be accom-
modated with good rooms first class fare and all the
comforts Of Hotel life at most reasonable prices To
transient guests the Marion House presents induce
ments by way Of apartments large and well located
and furnished more elegantly than those Of any other
ose IN tins part OF the country. The proprietor will
do all in his power make every person stthe Marion
House comfortable. r. p. Angler Proprietor
= U. SEfNOUa, Head Clerk formerly of the Angler
House, Cleveland, .. ,. A. Moss, steward, formerly
Of the So James Hotel, Buffalo " Y Iys3s
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JOHN II. HUNT.

PATENT LAWYER AND SOIIClOR lss Jefferson Avenpe
Detroit, Mich Branch Office, Washington D. C. Es
taoshed in lsla. Drawings and specifications pre-
pared, and Patents obtained new inventions of
every description Cases taken upon Conditional fee
the Inventor 50 desires-thAt is no patient no nav
Advice given aud Circulars sent yra,u,sonslr
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Car yoR SALr.-Gov. Letcber has called
together the members Of the Virgins Legisla.
ture in . grsrd Convention on the question of
salt. The people are without the saline ssvor.
asd legislative wisdom 10 invoked 70 provide
vays and means whereby they may get supply.
While they are about il, perhaps il you'd Be
worth their While figuring hov much salt Il
would take 70 preserve the pssrescent carcass Of
rebellion from total corruption.
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DRAYING.

MADDEN may be found at the corner by r Thayer
SOS Drugstore, opposite the Bank, with his Dray,
Prepared at all times to do any busdess in the line Of
6symg with prompsneas and satisfaction Terms rea.
enaeIe Orders lefs with r Thayer Co. will Be
rompsly attended 70. lyS06
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GEO. Il. PARSONS.

lIIORNEH AND COUNSELLOR al Law and Solicitor in
Snancery agent for prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
soldier widows against the Government for Bpuniv
Money, Pensions, and arrears Of pay-Lansing Mich
Once in Republican Printing Ofce up stairs Michi-
gan Avenue. 2St
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EDGAR HOUSE.

lansing, Michigan-N W. Edgar Proprietor. The Eigar
House q new, having been just completed aud is nt-
d up throughout in the best style, and with fur.
niture. On Washington Avenue near the site OF the
oid lansing House. Stages leave this House day S-l
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(PrBLIc RksoIcnsx-No cal

RESOLUTION suspendng the sale by sealed bids. of
the lands Of the Kansas and Sac and Fox Indians
Hs'ssa y ~ Snate aad Hoase f Rsprantazises
q 0e tS1aa Nafs Of Anerieo, ia Coadress asaenAled
mat the saes OF the lands Of the Kansas and Sac and
Fog tribes Of Indians Of the state Of Kansas by e.aed
ods Pc and the same are possponed until the fourth
oay o. Aarch, sgnteea hundred and sixty three any
treaty or law 70 the contrary notwithstsndine
Approved July II, 1862
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r. Those Who have the excelIsnt faculty
of using aD they know, can never knew TO
much.
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@@fial 9irtftorg.


AUSTIN BLAIR, Governor
HENRY T. BACKCS, President OF the Senate ana kx
O6tcio Lieutenant Governor.
JAMS H. PORTER, Secretary Of state.
GEORGE H. House, Depaty do.
LAyGFORD q. BERRY, Auditor General
EZRA JONES, Deputy do.
JDHN OWEN, state Treasurer.
JANEs TURNER, Deputy do.
JOHN u. GREGORY, Superintendent Pub Instruction.
CORTLAND b. SrEBBiS5, Deputy do
saNUEL g. LACY Commiss oner State Land oftee-
CYRUS HEWITT, Deputy do
CHARLES UPSOS, Attorney General
JOHS ROBERTSON, Adjutabt General.
i ~ FOUNTAIN Quarter Master General
Jmstices Of the Supreme Court.
GEORGE MARTIN, Chief Justice
ISAAC r. CHRIsriANCY, Associate Justice
JAMES v. CAMPBELL
RANDOLPH MANNING,
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I.Ases Of the Circuit Courts.

is, Dist EDWARD ii. C. WILSON
a a NATHANIEL BACON.
"A "a BENJAMIN y. II. WITHERtiI~
ah EDWIN LAWRENCE
Am BENJAMIN 4. GRAVES.
cth 81 SANFORD ~ GREEN
1tb JOSIAH TURNER
sfh LOUIS =. LOWELL
aah FIAvIU5 J. IITTLEJOHN
10th JAMES BIRSEY.
Upper Peniassia, DANIEL GOODWIN
ROard of Education.
GEORGE WILLARD, WITItR j. BANTER
EDWIN WILLIS.
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PrRiio-No. l50.
New York, Friday, Sept. &c.

-N" Ao's, ccpt 20, 1867
The Herald has extracts IRON Rebel .urnais
relative to the battles in Macy land TIE Rch-
mond Enquirer claims the battle Of Antetsm a.
. great Rebel victory. II was directed by Gen.
Lee in person, with 90 Ooo men in his conn,sud.
The Rebel account makes onr force $50 90.
Gen. jackson commanded the lef. OF the Rebel
line. Gen. Hill the right, and Geu. L,ngstreet
the centre. Il is admitted that our sriiIl,ry was
used with fearful effect, and that upon the whole
the battle the most severe OF the entir.
campaign.
The following is list Of commanding officers
killed and wounded in the engagement General
Stark, Of Mississippi, commanding Jacksons di
vision. killed. Brig. Gen. Branch, N. c., killed:
Brig Gen. r. II. Anderson, wounded iu the hp.
not dangerously; Brig. Gen. Wright Of Georgia,
flesh wound in the breast and leg; Brig Gen.
Lawton in the leg: Brig. Gen. Armstead, in the
foot; Brig. Gen. Ransom, N. c., slightly; Col
Alfred Cummings, in command o( Wilcox's brig.
ade. slightly.
The Petersburg Express makes the significant
| admission that all hopes Of Maryland uniting her
destinies with the South must nov be banshed
The experiment to rosse her people to follow the
| fortunes Of the Rebel army 10 prOciaimed To have
been u dead failure; and the devoted siherents
Of the State Government, the press, and the ma
jority OF the people to the Federal Government
i- ackno owlcdged by the Express.
The victories al Boonsboro and Shsspsburg it
declare, To be unprobtable to the Rebel casse.
The same journal advocates a. the next move Of
the Rebel army the des,ruc ion OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, aud an attack on Pierpont
BrHAvi,R or FREsH TRooPs UxDsR FIeE-
The Duke Of Wellington, in q passage in his
private correspondence. thus speaks o, the CON.
position Of the army at Waterloo:
With the exception OF the Guards, and about
dozen Other regiments, there we're only second
battsltons. newly recruited none of which hsd
eoer been ia the field; yet see ko~ veil they be.
hard"
This is high testimony 10 the oft repeated ex.
p.rience, that it is the actual business of feht.
ing tha, makes soldiers; aud IL has Just received
fresh illustration in the late battle st Haeers-
town Heights. A Considerable portion o( tie
force there engaged consisted OF regiments rsis-
ed under the last call, aud yet Gen. Mcclellan
te-tfes that ''the troops, old and neu, behaved
With the utmost steadiness and gsIlsntry, carry.
ing, with bnt little assistance from our own artl-
i-rs. very strong positions, defended by artillery
aud infantry" Drill and discipline are good
but, after all, heroes are only tempered by fire.
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[OFF1CAL-l

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Sc ssiom Of the Thirty
Seventh Congress-.