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ELAR eR se Rl 288k 14 EE Se, uted to a low state ofthe nervous system. Td] oy tal Owing to its bracing effects on those ens v ssonthatn Eel Mowe! Oa - . AUTUMN LEAVES. | oo Antamn Leaves! spirit grieves | That you so soon should fade, | The beauty ht | That charms our sight On earth's breast be laid Oh, leaves so fair! Your colors rare A sweeter mem'ry bring, "Than all the flowers Of summer Lours, Or all the buds of spring. Your haighty pride Could not abide The summer's changeless green. But you must wear Those garments rare Like mantles of a queen. You roh the skies Of sunset's dyes And morning's crimson flush; And then by day Your trophies gay Bedeck each tree and bush. But by-and-b The Nrarhiul sky Will lay your beauty low, And o'er your forms December storms Sweep wide the driftingsnow. Then praise be still T'o artist skill, That spite of winds or storms, Gives to our sight, In colors bright The beauty' of your forms. OLD BATTLE-FIELDS. A VISIT TO THE CRIMEA--HOW THE OLD FORTS LOOK TO-DAY--4 VIEW OF INKER- MAN AND BALAKLAVA--SOME INTEREST ING RUSSIAN GOSSIP --ENGLISH GRAVES, An E. gush correspondent, writing from Coustautiuople, September 21, says: We reeyived orders at Constantinople to go tw Gala z, aud there embark Gea. Adye and Col, Gurdun--the latter being our commissioner in the Danube--who were to proceed to the Crimea to inspect all the English cemeteries there, and re- rt orrtheir condition to our Government. We left the Bosphorus on the 22nd ult, and were at Galatz on the 24th. I was much disaj; . «u with the Dauube, the 'country vii loues sive of the river being perfectly fiat, with high reeds, and the river of a dirty yellow color. Neither was Galatz a lively place, being by all accounts either all dast or: all mud; it wos dust's turn while we were there, a new in clouds. The only place oi am cit was a public garden, where a bana jiwyed of an evening, and where you could ad liquor at extravagant © rifes Ge lighiful spot was most i prop: | ** Garden of Paradise; = but Galatz, We left on the 27th, wa. « at Odessa the next day. Here we ui stayed a couple of hours, and went «1 Sebastopol. Sebastopol is one large rin Jou can hardly imagine thé state 1t nist ve been left in. Barring here and there, where a few houses have been rebuilt, it reminds you more of Pompeii than any- thing. On the 30th, having got horses (weedy brutes with Cossack saddles), ---- and myself started on a tour of inspectior. | We had no guide but a good map Col. Gordon lent us. We first rode to the Malakoff, of which nothing remains but a small semicircular tower about fifteen feet high in the centre. All the rest of the walls and entrenchments are but heaps of rubbish. ~The French, before taking the Malakoff, carried their trenches, which are still visible, to within an incredible short distance from the Russian line. They were only sixty yards from the base of the front, so that the French batteries, which were some distance to the rear of their trenches, had to fire with great nicety, or they ran achance of hitting their own men. From the Malakoff we rode on to the | . Mamelon, which was also taken by the French, Looking from the Malakoff in- land the Mamelon is about 400 or 500 yards off, slightly to the left; it, like its great neighbor, is situated on the top of a'mound. On the other side of the Mala- koff, across a sort of ravine, is the great Redan, which proved such a tough mor- sel to our men. "It is in the same condi- tion as the other forts, nothing but heaps of rubbish. Here we found two skulls. -- We then rode to where the camp of the Light Division was, about three miles from the forts. Here you can see the ruins of our men's huts, and a cemetery of the _Royal ungineers and Royal Artillery. - Meeting General Adye, he directed us t the field of Ingermen, which is about two miles further to the left. On the heights above the Fehernaya valley, the spot where the fiercest fighting occurred is marked by an obelisk erected to the memory of the English, French and Russians who fell in the battle. We rode on 'a short way to the edge of the cliffs, and came to the celebrated Sand-bag Battery, which the Guards defended against such immense odds, and then returned to the town by the ravine by which the Kussians ascend- ed to the attack. The land all round within four or five miles of Sevastopol consists of high steppes without trees or "hedges. but in some parts a sort of scrub | grows * ral deep ravines run down to the uai 0, especially on the Malakofi side. Aliother day I went up the Tcher naya River in a skiff. In this valley the battle of? Tchernaya 'was fought by the French and Sardinians. Here, many cen- turies ago, was the town of Ingerman, if habitations cut in the solid perpendicular cliffs, one above another, like holes in a | rabbit warren, deserve the name of town. You cin now see the rock all excavated. -- | Some of these cave-like habitations are still used, as we saw people in them.-- There are now about 7,000 troops encamp- ed on the sonth side of Sevastopol --Horse Artillery and Infantry. Of the former there were: forty guns and eight mitrail- leuse. sham fight on the 4th; "in honor of Gen. Adye, who went with Colonel Gordon and our gallant 'captain on horseback. The two fofmer great swells were in, cocked hats, plames, and no end of medal: and orders. The general wished some of us to go also; so we buckled on our swords and __were politely accommodated by the auth- orities with an open carriage, hordes not being obtainable, in which we were driven about after the Staff. (Un being preser ted to the Russian General, he asked us to go to headquarters after the review and have some tea. orders to the buglers 'in attendance; for, instead of saying, " Sound the retreat," of whatever it was, he imitated the call he wanted with his lips, and it was repeated by the bugler. Headquarters turned out to be a wooden hut in the middle of the | camp, where we found a table laid with fruits, sardines, anchovies, German sausa- ges, biscuits, bread---quite a la russe, and | were soon supplied with tea; brought in tumblers, with no milk, but a slice of | lemon floating in it. On the sixth we went round to Balaklava. it is long, narrow, and very deep cliff, on which are some old Genoese tow- ers, on one side of which, with the assist ance of a rope to lower himself down, a | of black paint and.a brush, one of our | ellows painted the ship's name in letters four feet long. On each side of the har bor are steep hills 400 or 500 feet high, which protect it from the wind. The en trance is so narrow that, before the Cri mean war, the Russians never considered it as a harbor, not thinking large ships could get in. A twenty-mile walk and a map enabled me to form a good idea of the battle of Balaklava. here are still the remains of the redoubt and earth- works, batteries which played the mischief with our 600 braves in the Light Cavalry We walked over the fatal valley to the Fadukhineheights, wherethe French were afterwards encamped. Here we found the remiains of their roofless huts; many sardine and potted meat tins are still strewn about, with the usual collec- tion of bottles. From here we went to Yalta, thence to Kertch, and thence on here Tux Emperor Napoleon will leave Eng- land for Madeira in the spring, the royal t '" Victoria and Albert" having been placed at his disposal by Queen Victoria, They were reviewed, and had a | He had an odd -way of giving | This is the | most wonderfully inclosed natural harbor, | 7 . On the | - right hand side going in it is a precipitous | - I Tue life of the body is the blood, and pg the blood is the lever which regulates our ol 871 . | spirits and constitution, If we persist in | keeping our blood pure, we discharge a | debt we owe hature, and are invarjably | | rewarded for our trouble snd expensed. It | | is useless to expostulate on the many ad- | vantages of sound health, and if you are now in search of the precious gift, you are | strongly recommended to procure a supply _ Sa g- ONTARIO REFORMER, OSHAWA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1872, -- DR. Medical 1871. Hall. DEANS AVING PURCHESED THE DRUG BUSINESS OF ROBINSON & Co., would inform the public that he has just received a full assortment of | of the Great Shoshonees Remedy and Pills, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Dye Stuffs, TOILET ARTICLES, &%., WHICH HE WILL SELL AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. | and take as directed. Few People unacquainted with physi- | { ological chemistry are aware of the quan- | | tity of iron in the blood, but all should | know the importance of keeping up the { supply, for debility, disease and death are | , sure to follow when the quantity becomes too much reduced. 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