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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14

1t is very amusing to witness the Quixotic
ardor with which few editors continue to vo-
citerate against federalists and federalism
The worthy knight of La Mancha, himself,
never exhibited greater zeal in combating the
W indmills, than these editors do, against this
terrific bugbear. In reading their lucubra-
tions we are frequently reminded of the follow
ing occurrence.
Some twenty or twenty-five years since, in a
neighboring town, dwelt farmer of some con-
sequence in his neighborhood but not noted
for his erudition or knowledge. Being sub
scriber to newspaper, as all good citizens
should be, he imbibed no small degree of the
party zeal which characterized most of the pa
pers of those times. About the time we are
speaking of, his favorite paper adopted mot
to, reading in this manner:
Re INST and fecy mt ~
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14
CARD WIRE.

NOTICE.
WMTHEREAS my wife SARAH, has will
Wv fully left my bed and board without
any lust cause--these are therefore to forbid
all persons harboriag or trusting her on my
account, as win pay no debts OF her contract
ing after this date.
his
THOMAS G. ID WHEELOF.
mark
Stafford, Nov 10 lS27. 4of'
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14

Worcester. rs. probate Office, Nov 5, 1927.
To The Wjdo,0 and Hers Of AM LIVER
MRE, late Of Spencer, az SAID County de-
ceased, and 10 all Others concerned Ia he T.
ta'e Of sand deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
E see ft) al the Court of probate to be hold
en- at Nosctster, in said County, on the first
Tuesla, in December next, at ten of the clock
before noon, TO show cause why Ecence should
not be granted to sell and convey so much OF the
RI al Estate of sad deceased as will raise the sum
of $3.50 90 for the payment Of debts aud ci.arg
es and YOU ill be heard thereon.
TIIEOPIs WHEELER, Reg.
A. IL, nalls. If III. HIM. Itidre
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14

When it came to hand he was quietly scat
cd in his arm chair, and taking it up, the first
thing that struck his eye was the new motto
which he read and punctuated thus: IS Be Just,
and fear not Shakespeare" This admonition,
he took it to be, ushered forth in staring cap
itals, could not fail to all political zeal
'Shakspeare! !" he exclaimed, at the same time
jumping out Of his chair and clenching both
fists :: I'll have EN- to know that don't fear
Shakespeare nor any other foderalist"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14
GOLDEN SLIPPER.

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov 9, 1927.
To he Hears Of JAMES BLAKE late Of @. +
ham, al, sud County, deceased and 10 all
others conce ned dnthe Estate Of said de-
ceased, GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear tif you
Il see 6tj At the Co II of PROBATE TO he hod-
en- at Worcester, in said ounty on the iirst rues
day in January next, at tgu of the clock b. fore
noon, to show cause why Icence should not he
granted to sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate of sad deceased as will raise Fifty dollars
for the payment Of debts and charges and you
win be heard thereon.
THEOPHs WHEELER. Reg.
*46 By order Of The HIN Judge
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15
BALM OF COLUMBIA.

No. los, Market Street wilmington,
AVE been appointed sole Agents in the State Of pes
ware, for the sale Of O,4dge's Chemical lain q o.
hndd' which is extracted from found in the vllds
America The Balm is improved in Color strength anu
perfrc and Us grand capillary virtues are as ioloSs
one hottie price 50 cents, prevents The hair from a
on IN 10 ois from rs first application, causes new
growth Of "hlskers in atew weeks 4 bottle, pce -
cents, will not only stop the hair from falling eli bul Se
Wise IN three weeks causes growth TO appear; a
me at s' gives in general good head Of hair oa yOu"O
pefson,
pre.entth the hair from turning gray, and makes sc",'
beautifully LOOK bright and glossy, and in few aTIoaI
aches.
1t 10 by repeated experiments found TO bear every SOIL"
clnate. without tue least injury 10 its virtues. ram
topies OF certificates will be shown by the vendors M
gentlemen Who, after being bald number Of years. Jaw
received a new growth of hair.
The slsners' characters supported by His bF'.
Maiesys Consul, Philadelphia. who thereto has pIen,r
ms sea and The royal rs OF Great Britain; a, the
aud other Mag strates Of Philadelphia, who weIe
" acquainted with the sgners have certified to he' no
respec,asv, aud have likewise prefNed cher ses'''
OctOh~f -, 1890
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15
EsTIMoNIALs.
Lancaster county, S..
Personally appeared before me

Nathaniel I,p'tuer ESQ Mayor Of ne ~, =, NV
AID being duly sworn affirmed seversy posed, and
declared, that they had made of Dir. Cla kson Free
mans Cough Drops (or Indian Specfc) upon themselves
"ith the greatest success for the curing of coughs colds
ashnas consumptons splitting Of blood and diseases Il
the breast and hngsand that in ever, instance ber e.
tects were complete and lalIbe, will fully appea b, the
following testimony Of those who have them.
MARTIN LIgmT Of Lancaster AIRED SO Years lo,c 49,,
grievously afflicted y in yoIe.t cough nam ., II T
IN his sides and breast, spttrr of matter I, op, h l
night swea,s and hectic lev, r 4, uu,h ,nac,s,.i e
his life tleslaircd Of was comrIetel, cured r, u,;nr t
les now better than wears and remains aoll ne b
disease Of his brcas, and lunrs- affirmed mi
Anil III ieos
Samuel Dennis aged S. of Strasburp ,ou n,bi, Msr;r
Kraymer aged al yca,s. Of Cones,opa uwnshn lans
inc exceeding Isaac Brot M aped ~ ,ea,s 81 no
CITY of Iancastr-cure,l by using tlree bo,tIs ch,s
blanchard, aged Sc wears, Donegal ,owI shp.-c,edbv
,s;,o Q hot,ln. ~ f,I.r;s,;a, IT, orl 20 f' -" !, y
nor rownshp-cured by using hotties Il Cha Il l"ln.
SON. aged SO years OF Donegal low, -lscob n lIr
aged IA wears of the CIV of Lancaster q u Inu. y
the CITY Of Iancas..r-Josepi Da,r aged 40 wears Of
Strasburc township -Eizabc,h Kahler sqed rs ,.ns rs
Mlers.oen Manner tovt shn Each of he aho,s n.nsJ
persons lab ured under violent coughs, pains and ches
~ the aides aud breast for lolg time and execta cn
of slime and mat'ctrom the lungs, Hectic ievessdng
~ eats, &c &c and were cured in short tine BY usga
few bottles of his Indian Snecfc Sryer.lv GU rn n, a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15
MEDICAL NOTICE.

sEaiiE Subscriber, Doccou MEnicISE and PRAcvcAl
a ,aGntsr respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gelte.
mea OF wilmington and its vicinity that he has com
rn..!c,.i to prepare Medicine, i'll MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, DrI.arc il the house opr0s,ie M Henry
!.yybss = L,s Lawher fGrlShere he prepares the toll
II YIN; Mchclnes; The lphate Of Qunue. This meli,
c,e he active pncpe 0. the Peruvian Bark, and
wien properly prepared ~ The best medicine as yet DIS
cavere tor tie Of Aghes kemi,tent and Intermittent
Feyers. lie also prepares samic Restorative iui DIS.
Of tae llreast and Lungs, Pulmonary Consumption
phrhsc; aud 4 me cne which will etfecuay cure The
most Distressing Headache, matter how long It's conn-
ulAce may ne. he also cures the Ioothache IN rev
minutes, wtin't mang use Of any OF the corroang ACIDS
red hot plugging the teeth with god leaf OF
sheet lead The medicine he makes use OF viii preserve
The teeth f,c years lie prepares Tooth Powder that will
a the teeth, DC they so black from taking nell.
che or any other Dr. Z. prepares an Eye Water
that III renosr all n ,nnaiions from the eyes have
cnr5l ni,nherl from che rheumatism and some OF them
erpplS5 f,r years from It, Names or signatures do moi
reure, see Il too much the custom with qnackey.
From nv pelctce OF medicine and my experience and
knowei4c u chemistry, able to extract medicinal
ge1es contained in animals, vegetables and minerals, and
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
Of peope nay want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
If they make timely application, can be cured
riere is medicine sold by the name of S'saims Pdad
which did not hear ct until say Mr. Swaims adver
issmen cw weeks past. then called on some OF
physicians in Philadelphia, aud spoke to
th;1t respecting tle panacca and informed them that
hl tie authors works who invented the medicine and
dc yerc its effects in the OF certain diseases. All
NJ seai'ea.a spoke to on the subject, said they were
certain MI Swain not the inventor of the medi
cine The that invented the Panacea was one OF the
gr-tes chemists that Europe prolccd and is dead near
lwrh1nei years; and his writings difficult to be had.
Tiat Mr.. slin has cot part OF bis works. some
person ;.ye lin recep. from The work, have doubt
o. awe prepared chcmc. and real preparation
OF liz PtN ACEA which will sell n dollar per bot.
tie ~ Tie ,len and dollar aud fifty cents single
o., y. prepares Wash for the alies which
III Spots Ernpons and letters from the face and hands,
anil clears and beauties the skin. He also prepares
ve that will take out Cons by the roots from the toes,
anl n,t give the least sensation OF pain.
Ltlas Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
that isca5. it they are pleased call me- shall be
suen,lej 10 til he strctest punctnality
JAS. PURCELL NJ u. & p. C.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. %, 1927. 22-iy
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JACK iiALYARij.

EuSV received atl t9r sa'e at this Office, the new
~ edition. revised by the Author Of the DRY Of JACK
NALf MD, the Sailor Boy, o., the Vriu,ns Faml,
d ssnei NY American Children, in Families and School.
~ "iLLtAY s. GAhnEti" This interesting little work
las received e aprr0ba on Of, and recommended b,
nrmeloas teachers and literary gentlemen in n " l.
Philadelphia MA q e"herc, No have given Il pract cal
rial IN Their respective schools aud have pronounced IT.
!a7cn9r, as reading Cook tor the young any other
work taal hey have seen Among he numerous Ii, i
,,,shers @ho have given their Recommendation OF the
sark ae the following, Of this Roronib-isAAr Prgncr
.iNo' BARsT0w, BJsHOP DAVENPORT aud ESucH IEwts
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15
100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaauare Fire Insurance Con,non,

TNCoRPORATEDb by the Legislature of the State If MI.
ware, with capital of one hundred thousand do e
The President and Directors are now receiving s'n
tons for Insurance, at their Office, No. 81 shipey %
between Front and Second streets, against Loss h. p
on every description OF Buildings in general Merchant
Ships in Port and their Cargoes; Household Furn;,",s
and other personal property ALSO, aganstlcs or d.n.
by inland transportation ofgoods. wares, merchandise ~
country produce. '"'
Terms of insurance will be FAY orable as any nc u.
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York p,,
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in ,L
sodiy OF its capital and that all losses ill be prout,
adjusted by the company.
JonN Moony is Agentto survey property to be insuei
for the town and vicinity Of New Castle in nlace Of
| }laney, declined.
LEVI II EVANS is Agent to survey property 10 be In.
nured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
JoHN CLOAK is Agent to survey property to be Insured
tor the town and vicinity OF SmJ rna
JosEpH JoSss is Agent to survey property to be ns,t
for the town OF Westminster and vicinity.
Directors
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baily, Vim Chandler
David c. Wilson, Joseph Gubb,
Joseph Gilpin, Robert Porter
VIM. SEAL, Pres;dc.i,
ID. BrnsRs, Secretary.
April 10, 1926. a.
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Allowed on Errors Tor The year 1875 on
dolarage 1853 20 81
'' aa,,o a - ava - ~ 80 % %
e 100" On ro,, ann NJ . cent Sc Cd 1880
Nett amount of Tax S7C6 90
Orders paid by Robert Gaiornhh, Collector, J@
recion.
1896, Oct. 28'h Samuel t'alker' Ior pruning no m
Statement OF Road accounts tor 1923 D. "
Albert Il Henry Wilson, do 90 Ct Road accounts ~
for do. w
Nov. 2Sth, James M'Culam order under 'a'en-
tine Robinson and a. lalles, -
Francis Enis. do do l %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15
Soap and Candle Manufac,oy,

TTNIIE subscriber takes this oppo tunily 10 Nh.
Il public that the establishment heretofore cona"n' W.
JAMES RAY, Esq, together with the acco, MIS-
with the business OF that establishment tom th r.
January, 1896 have passed into his hands, Al d Ia, '
continue the business in all its branches a, the al sp
corner Of Tainall and Queen Streets near the Fie
ing House, where he will manufacture and furnish y, M
adelpha prices, uoud and Dipt CANDLES, Fuh,,, It
low, and B,oIsn SOAP, OF the best qualify. - A'
ENOCH ROBERTS
N. D. The highest price given for Talow. nm,h.,,
Fat. and Fat of every description. ''"e's
Wilmington, Nov. IA, 1886. a.
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TO THE PrBLIc.

TO THE PrBLIc
The numerous and multiplying frauds committed on the
uubc By numerous MIXTURES in imitation nf this well known
medicine, alone satisfactory evidence Of superior
virtue, without otter proof here are now at Least
Twenty limitations u II but these limitations all def
Client N one mtlSGa requsethey arc far from posses
ng the VIRTUES or SwtiM's PASAcEA.
WIN. SWAIN
M 22l Chesnut street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, near Masonic Hall.
sr1' Sold in Wilmington, by NJ JOHNSON,
W 90. Market Street; aud also, by j. BRING
HURST
Nav Is 1897
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JUST RECEIVED Ar
2. 4 IL Vils2n's Boohstore and Circulot;ng
Library,
No. l05, Market-Street,

Ms HtTnnns's FOems
Airs Orie'- liust ations Of I,inr.
American QaarIery Review No l.
An Easy irirodncton to the Game of Chess CONTAINING
loo examples y games, ad including the whole Of Phlo E
Analysis arFat geo o. plan, with instructions for
learners to which are aided. Calssa Poem b, Sir WI;
ham jones; the Moral, nf Chess by DIR FRANKLIN Cbess
and Whist Compared; A"ecdoes respecting Chess and
Chess Players, &c ' anu
Economy of Human Life, and Death of Abel. fine Fin.
glish miniature editions. 80 -"
juvenile Works, among which are Nina The Ornhan
Glass for the Mind &c. oN'"s
Morgan Confrmed or the Secrets eff Freemasonry made
known to all the world ''
Arv x "0'
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NOTICE.

yNyIE Stockholders in the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
4 pany are hereby notified that Ins'ament of Five
Dollars each and every share of Stock by them held is
required be paid the I'd day Of July next at the Bank
Of Wilmington and Brandywine, between the hours OF .
and o'clock, p. NJ TO their Secretary.
By Order cfMe Board:
DANIEL BYRNEs sec'y.
ApriI %, 1897
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NEXT SATURDAY

june 6th. 1877, will be drawn. the
UtuiDa Canal Lottery, 29M Gloss
,7sheme,i prize of $4,000; l Of 5000; Of 1000 I,
Of $780, Of 500; Of 2o00 Of 1,75o; of 1900
nf l,sI5i set 1900. 10 Of 500; 20 201 40 Of 100
iO3 u Sc GOT q 20; 1850 Of l0 1875 Of 5 1885,
sti.e3.
Whals ri,ks, sI--II4fs2 So oqarterss 81 Is
Eigah 624 cents
Pirgihi0 State Loitprg,
For We benefit q he Dismal Swamp Canal Company ~
Seventh Clse, to be drawn on Wednesday the Goth JIne
1877 20 .iumner--Cumbnaton Loitery-9 drawn Ba
los
ss.-sie.-i pri1e u 1900; Of 5000; of 1000;
81 gel. e, 259li Of 2,o30i Of l7jo # 1850;
y 1850 It l,0G0 ~ 500; 90 n 200; 40 of 100;
il2 q wv e.+ q ~ so Of 10; l1,475 offs 1895
rfiats:
Ticket, sj--IalG = s9-.Q after 81 25-Eishhs 60 Ic,s
4. Nh \.
Robertson s Titles
Oh-e No, %, Market ST, Wilmington
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15

yTy,IJs Medicine has acquired very extended and esab
li-hed celebrity both in hospital and private practice
hch it's efficacy alone has supported upwards OF eight
years.
As sbring taaputier, il has given constitutions
10 thousands il is by its operation on .ie Blood that such
surp isng Ell have been performed those who
supposed to be aboring under pulmonary affections Sc.
The effect Of this ne cne is such as not TO interrupt
either pleasure, and requires only the common
restraint Of moderation diet II is conveyed by the circ
ating fluids and correct, their tendencies to the
Gus diseases which originate in ,tiated blood, diseased
liver or depraved appetite. Il safe medicine and
removes all those evils which unsuccessful of
curry often occasions No one, h01ssrer, is dased 70
tke Il s,Dut frst iy convincing himself Of The uifh e
,rhet d here stated and 6e rectue IF Tie PropricOr's in
tenttoas
This medicine has the singular fortune just tribute TO
great merit, OF being recommended by the most cclc
ba,cd Practitioners Of Medicine in the United States and
tsewhere whereas not OF the spurious mixtures made
imitation Of its has the least support from the medical
faculty. THIS fact offers argument plain and conclu
i've. that it needs only to be mentioned 10 enforce
vction.
From Or. WIN Price, Liverpool, England, formerly Sur
geon Of the renus, wanna Hospital, &c
The Vegetable Syrup, called swans panacea prepared
ov Mr. Swarm, OF PhSdelpha has recently been inrodu
ed here by Dr. Price, FROM the United States Of America,
hce is now extensively used in the treatment Of
riey Of Chronic Diseases.
OF The efficacy of this preparation Or. Price has had album
dan and most satisfactory evidence, during of
trimcns made under lis direction, whilst Surgeon of the
Pennsylvania Hospital; and since his arrival in England
he has had the good fortune OF witnessing many additional
distances OF its successful administration.
The diseases i'll which this Medicine has been particular
useful, those arising from constitutional causes-as in
he various forms Of Scroula whether affecting the bones
onts soft parts; and in where disposition
his disease manifested by debility only, it operates
preventive TO The local disease by its beneficial effects on
The constitution. II is equally eicacious in Mercura dis
sc, and in the secondary forms of Syphilis and has late.
been given with marked in chronic diseases of
the Liver which had resisted the careful exhibition Of
mercury II has, likewise very recently been administer
with decided advantage BY of he distinguish
ID Surgeons in London, which had entirely DIES.
roye4 he right eye of the patient, and great portion
the side OF the face. WIN. PRICE, NJ. ID.
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COUGH DROPS.
OK LA'UMN .SPECIEJr

For the cure Of coids, coush,,
asthmas and approaching con.
sumptions.
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STATEMENT

ar the Road accounts of Bandywine Hundred Newcas-
" tie County, for the year 1926
Amount Of tax laid for the support of Roads and
al % cents to the loo dollars. S729 81
reliance az tax for the year 1925 per Statement % so
Commissions allowed on Errors for years 1924,
and 1925 oS
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NOTICE.
LUMBER For SALE.

At JOHN tEMpHLI.'s Uhayf md lander Ya,d. in
me thorough Of Wningl general sotment of Lum
her well selected suitable for persons for building Or o,
mechanics and large stock Of Cedar and Cyprus SHIN
"Es are constantly for sale tie iozpcsttrns for cash
Or the usual credit. $3.50
ihetrend and former customers of the yard and the
ponhc generally, are invited TO call at the ON Sr,Sn
where their tavors will be thankfully acknow lodged h.
June 6 1926. =. - ca" t.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15

For the cure Of scr.tuta, Ning's Erai, Ulcers
Rheumatism, SyphiiHic, Mercurial and Lirer
Complaints, aud mast Diseases arising IN debit
uated constitutions, or from an impure state Of
TIE BLOND, &c. &c.
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no BRICK MAKERS.

TO BRICK MAkEKS.
vysHE subscriber will give Forty Dollars month for
first rate mouder setter, and burner, and find him IN
ooa'a's - "' o'N JOHN JONES.
NAV 80, 1897. gu
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Grand Lodge Of Delaware.

q =, p A STATED communication OF
n.y. n M, the Grand Lodge Of Delaware
ENSSsY ~ MYY555E will be held at Wilmington on
&s%1$ktla Ss1ss Wednesday The 27th day Of Jane
sT<S.A<z5hA%N next, a 10 c'cnck, \ The
subordna Lodges request.
1LL|sAREssss1' ed to attend BY then Represen.
cW~fS"WTS%J tatves.
WILLIAM r. READ,
Grand Secretary.
MAY 9th, 1897 $50
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26
lTc. :

Ken TO. a halt was ordered, aud for
the rest OF the day Napoleon remained
N front OF his tent, surrounded bg his
guard, who pitied their emperor. as il
he had lost one ofhis children. lie vi.
slted the dying man, whose enlraIls wero
torn by the shot, aud expressed his af-
lection and regret. On 10 other but
that single occasion was he ever ohsef-
we'd SO much absorbed by grief, rs 10 do.
cline listening to military details, or piv-
ing military Orders Every thing To-.
morrow was his answer IN those who
Yen,ured 70 ask his communicable
made more than one decree in favor Of
Dnroc's family, and impledped The sum
OF two hundred francs in the hands Of
tho pastor in whose house Duroc had
expired, to raise a monument 10 his me-
mory, for which ho dictated a modest
and affecting epiHph.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

NArorRoN's Riding
where the recently wounded had not
been removed, he expressed, as indeed
was his custom, for he could never view
bodily pam without sympathy, very
considerable degree Of senslbility.-
HIS wound is ineurable, sile,' said a
surgeon, upon whom he was LAYING his
orders Ia attend 10 one Of these misera-
bic objects. Try, however saId M
polcon, and added in suppressed tone,
thefe will always be one fewer them
-meanng, doubtless, Of the victims Of
wars. y poieon's Is not the only IN
stance IN which men have trcmbled or
wept, II looking upon the details Of m.-
serY which have followed in consequence
OF some abstract resolutions other own,
After The battle Of Bauizen, the whole
day OF tin I'D q May was spent in at
tacks upon the rear Of the allies, which
were lways repelled by their coolness
and military conduct. The emperor
Napoleon placed himself in the very
front Of the pursuing column, aud expo
sed his person 10 The heavy aud we'll d.
rectcd fire with which Mlloradoqitch CO.
vered his retreat. lie urged his gene
rals to the pursuit, making use Of such
expressions as eylnclng his impetuosIty.
: lou creep, scoundrel = was one which
he applied 10 a general officer upon
such an occasion. AT tho heights OF
RelchembacA tic Russian rear guard
made bait, and while lhecurrassers Of
the guards disputed the pass with the
Russian hncers, the French general
Bruyer was struck down by a bullet.
lie was a veteran of the army of Italy,
and favored by Bonaparte as having
been companion oil hls early honours.
But fortune had reserved for that day
still more severe trial Of Napoleon's feel
mes. As ne surveyed the last point on
winch The Russians continued to make
a stand. Duroc,' he said to his an
Gent and faithful follower and confident,
now the grand masier of his palace,
: fortune has spite at us TO day iii
was not yet exhausted. Some time af-
forwards, rs The emperor with his suite
rode along hollow way, three cannon
were FREE. One ball shiyered tree
close 10 Napoleon, and rebounding, XII
led general knchenner, aud wounded
Duroc, whom the emperor bad just spo-