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coMMUHIcArIoNs.
For the Lancaster Ledger.
THE SCHOOL MASTER ABROAD" !"

Having understood that the last day OF
the Examination at Union Academy. Thurs.
day the l7th inst, would be signalized by
. Pic Me. Music and other eoncomitants
intended TO add 10 the interest Of the ocea.
sion, We left the hospitable roof Of our
friend and directed our course thither on
Horseback. We bad proceeded about a
mile on our way when gentleman 10 CON.
pany remembered a " nigh cut I" and struck
oil abrubtly TO the righa. the rest Of us fol.
lowing. The nigh cut wasa path way
which had probably been made by Pigs for
their own exclusive convenience ia tiayell-
ing, without any reference whatever TO the
interests Of other Animals whose modes Of
locomotion might differ from their own.
1t lead through wild and rugged Ground
beautifully, iaterspersed wiih sronss aud
gnilies and at length 70 stream which, like
a lost snake, It seemed to have been turning
and twisting about 70 find and which,
when found, il succeeded in crossing only at
the iminent hazard Of its existsnee. Alto.
gsther the path. although perhaps we'll
enough suited 10 the somewhat peculiar
notions and habits ofits makers had, 90 Ear
ss Appearances indicated, never before been
travelled BY any other Animal, exeepl per.
haps an Adventurous Cow ora Candidate!
Itat length emerged into Road leading
over "a country. a. dissimilar In every rec.
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Newspapers.

one OF our hest exchanges, ia the Char
lesion Standard. Mr.. Spratt is a working
man, and few papers in the Union caa COM
pete with the .S,aadard. We direct stten~
tion to the prospectus in another cclnmn.
The Srnr'dnJ+,rg Express. Our friend
Britton, kindly furnishes us with the tri-
weekly issue ofhi paper. We appreciate
the favor The Express has already made
its mark. The Typography is beautiful, and
the corps of editors do ample justice to the
editorial columns.
SOUTHERN EcLEcTlc g. HoME GGzErre.
The price Of this mos, excellent periodi-
cal, has been reduced to 81. The terms
now 81 in advance; $3.50 after three months:
81 after six months. The Eclectic g. Ga
zette, is published in Augusta Ga and edi-
ted with marked bility BY James VI. Smyth
Esq, To whom all ordcrt should be address
ed. ..
The CITIzHS.-We received last week n
copy and will be much pleased to exchange
with it. The Citizen, most every body has
Heard OF IL tisediied by those patriots, John
Mitchell and Francis Meaghrr. and is one of
thebest papers in thcUnion.largc and well ill.
cd. Terms SO per year. Address John
Mitchell, New York City.
THE PEOPLES JoURyAL.To our hgricnl-
tural and Mechanical friends. We could not
direct their attention to a work more calcu-
lated to advance their interest than the Pco-
Pies Journal. /, is certainly deserving oi
Patronage and the Patrons would not re-.
gret tho subscription price. which is only
one dollar per year. Address Alfred f.
| Beach New York.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGFR

ohar'eston aie more indulgent, disposed to
give longer credit, than the merchants of
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or New York. But
we persist in what we asserted year ago,
that for certain articles they are disposed to
charge too high profit. We win vouch,
mat many country merchant has been
driven from Charleston merely on account
the prices Of Hardware.
Let Charleston merchants put their prices
down, we do not say rs low as New York
but as low adding certain per cent for ex
pcnees, and at once will native Carolnians
Patronize their native metropolis, instead of
seeking market in moro northern lati-
tude. r-,.
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Charleston and the Pall Trade.

We infer from what the Standard saws
that the coming season will be- an unusually
busy one in Charleston. Merchants it says
are buying in large stocks of goods, larger
stocks than ever before. Very good. We
are glad to hear IT, II is in the power Of
Charleston merchants to "drive a brisk
trade" If they chose to. About year ago,
we asserted that certain commercials aYti-
eles, too greater tariff wns laid on--we
have been more confirmed in this opinion
since. What we desire to say few words
about, is Of different nature. We c.n
point to some Of the most respectable whole-
sale houses in Charleston, where, If you pur-
chase in person, you can buy goods at fair
prices, but when yon or.ier. you are taxed so
high, il is almos: impossible from the sale of
the articles to realize what you first paid
We know concern In this district. that Or.
dered an article from Charleston from one
Of the first houses: 1t could onIy command
such price, merchants aronnd were selling
at such price and realizing proft--this
concern was obliged TO sell at the same
price, and did not actually got their money
back.
Charleston possesses great facilitiss--
ffcights me low--',Il the Railroads In the
State find temine ihoge --Eef merrharnt.
are gentlemen Of capital, and II they be con
tent sith remanelatiye profit only, Char
lesion from the nature Of circumstances,
would be bound to be one ofthe lint com.
mereial cities Of the Ubicn. AZ regards
indulgence. We believe the merchants Of
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DERANGEMENT Or THE LIVER
Is one Of the most common. as we'll as tl.e
most formidable of Diseases known 10 A.
T,crican physicians. 1t had for years attract.
~ The closest attention of the Medical Fa-
Guilty OF the United States, aud yrt, up to
the time of the discovery of DIR. M'Lane.s
great Specific, it Was almost beyond tho
reach of medical skill. Thousands have
Pcrishcd without, even the hope of relief,
and although thousands may yet be destined
to feel the dreadful effects of this most com.
p'irated disease il is now, thanks to tho re-
search of DR. MIane, most completely
brought within the scope of medical con-
troll The propricturs of the Liver Pin feel
ccnhdcni that they oilts a remedy which has
5rcn fully tested by tune, and which has
never failed of SUCCESS when fairly tried.
- Purchasers will he careful TO ask for
DIR. MIANE's CELEnRArED LIVER PrLLs,
and take none else. There are other Pills
purpor'ing To be Liver Pills, no before III,
public. DR.. MlAncs Liver Pills, also his
ce'cbIatcd Vermifuge, can now he had at
all respectable Drug Stores ia the United
States and Canada
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THE MARKETS.

Th" following, taken from the tclcsraphic
dispatches 10 the C.,ro!iai ~, show ,he Latest
state Of thr markats.
The stcimcr Asia has arrived. bringing
liverpool dates al August II.
Cotton had declined si.. chiefly on lower
grades. Slcs Of the week 47.OoO bales in .
ciuding 5000 to spectators and 1000 to ex-
portrrs Fair Orleans 6l. midilng ST fair
nplands 8! mid iiirg 5k, Stock $4,000
bales. Canal hour Gas Ohio 33s Corn
Sis Coasoi, 81, srd ,t.sL
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Cur Papsr.

sse Niih 70 little degree of pride, we in.
fofi: oprft:ends that Of late, our lat Of sub.
seribers las l,ach gradually Increasing, that
We have no hesitation in saying, we have as.
cerd.ng 70 population, the largest list Of
ss,d,sefibcfs Of any pspcr 10 South carolina.
We waFsant this fact
jflate, owing to circumstances over which
We had no control. our piper has been some.
what neglected. This is only the precar-
sorthorgh, Of our paying in future still
greater attention to 1t.
4 iskncwn. to our home readers, that we
haze besh bnildng new Office, and part Of
ieat WORK been done j the old, part IN The
new oaisS This has had n lrudeney 10 re-
iafi orr Rroxtess We are nowln our new
oiisvs, Asii :. ,.:.ner No one
san complain o. if our sphscsit ers would
only payg US, N's aould be enabled 70 make
greater Improvement II is passing strange
how rsgsrdlesa people are about paying pnb.
lisaefs sai doctors --fIic former, they ihink.
re sepPcse, i've on lnk TIE latter, on pilla
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..outllyed their infancy. Shall it
ever be sand Of America, she has
1ailcd to profit by their exam
pie | answer for you, and for
the cotton growing States Of the
unlon-no-never.
Possessing singular local adj
gantages, and enjoying under
our wise constitution, ciUil
rights and immunitics as citizens
to the soil, far superior to all
other nations, while these are
continued to us ly kind Pro
vidcnce, VIC will push our ad-
yantagcs and en3cavor to out
strip them all.
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APOLOGY. We think our apology good
'i'c iof Inc non Al pcnTance Of our paper last
week. We were compelled TO remove our
vPe ana hxtures to our new Office, which
occupied more time than we had anticpatcd
we trust it will be a long time before we
make failure again.
&"Did your rifle never miss fire ?- Mr., CLAY
once asked of a dissatisfied constituent
Yes responded the man.
Did you give it up ?" said Mr.. CI.y.
mo" said the man, 81 picket the flint, and
tried il again"
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DIR. GUYSoTTS YELLOW DocK
AND sARsAPARIIIAA for tbeeure o.
disease, or as y Spring putifics Of the blood
ard as general tonic for the system, i IN
F.yald.
The curative power, Of this Extract are
truly wonderful and all invslids slonld make
immediate trial Of the yellow Dock and
SarsaPailia." II cannot injnrc The mos, del.
ieaie patent
Then fly from mineral Dcssran,s 10 sesE
hope, life and vigor from this purely yeret.
able remedy Therefore however broken
10 health and spIrEis, however loa,hsoa,c 10
himself and others. lot no ono despair or ,e.
eoyeryi let The patient only andcrs,asd ,ba,
his hops of physical restoration lies n .,C,nys
sc'ts Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaps.
fllia, and persuade him for his
LIFE,ssAKE,
totY u, and wshase no hrsifatioI, n pre-.
dieting hs speedy RESTORATION 90 h@sslsh
go Sec Advertisement
ScL9 ns
MAcnI& HEari
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TuG EARL OF ALDsoRoUGa, and Iiollo-
ways Pil!s.-.M astounding cure by this
miraculous medicine after every other means
had f.i!rd.
. Ertrhai .from kis Loraship's Letisr, d,spL
villa Mcssina, I.cghora, Feb. u. lsI5.
To Professor Holloway
Sir II bcs to arquaint you that ynur
Fills have effected euro Of u disorder in
my liver anl stomach, which all tho most
eminent of the faculty at home and all over
the continent had not been able to effect
hay, not even the waters of CARLSBAD or
Marienbad. (Signed)
ALDBoEoUGu."
Those wonderful Pills will curt nny dis.
order Of The liver and STOMACH.
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MANY FRIENDS.
For the House Of Re,re,.ut,t;r.

MR: t9Ir"n :--r'leJsc announce s. n.
MASSEY ~ 81 candidate f.r the House of
Representatives and oGligc.
MANY VorERs.
Nr. EnTnR.-I'hc friends of r = n,r.
ELl i beg ieavei" announce him as a cind.
date for seat in tue next Legislature. r.J
o5lige MANY t:1rIIENS
NE. EpIToR :--I'lease announce II. r. HAN.
NOND' Esq, as candidate for the House az
Representatives in the Next Ie .sl,tuy,, anj
opEES MASr FsIgSDs AND SrrroRryrs
szS The friends of w, A.. MOORE. E1.,
"nnounce him ~ II candidate for Rtpres.n.
a;ire 10 The next Legislature.
80 The friends Of DIX. w. e. cAU.
THEN aDnounce him as candidate for the
Legislature at tho easueing election.
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+ CALToRxlA PAPER.--A friend and ssb.
scriber has kindly sent Ms The sdcrsmest
Daily Union Of July 18th, for which kind.
ness he siil aceept our thanks. The Union
contains foil ssceupts Of the fres which
haze devastated Sasraniento and Columbia.
We gave an aceouN Of these connagrations
Ia our last paper
We learn from the Union, that the hottest
day ofthS present season in Sacramento,
was lply isih, when the thermometer rose
10 Io5
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Ordinary.

We no authorized 10 announce JAMES
II WlTHERSpOON IS il Candlia.e for
Ordinary, MANY VorrRs.
Mn. EpIror -
FROM the c"ln'nns of Your paper, il ap.
pears mat auy person disposed, or willin:r
Ter thclr naln"S Ia be used .Is candidates for
any rhlrr' lls brcu recommended or pro.
posed = th'ir Friends" or MANY Ci,i-
21n.., no' 50 With me | fender NY scrvicl,s
10 thr tiii1cnS "E lancaster District. Ia serve
'hcn ~ The oit" of OrdinaGs, if elected, for
The ensuing term. The election will TAX,
place in October next,
II.R. PRICE.
Aug lG, 1854.
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LANCAsTERVILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. ff 1854,

.5g During our TEMPORARY absence John
w. Cooke ESQ, will attend to our business.
Any of our friends wishing to pay up can
do so TO him, and We aiIl feel much oblired
for their kindness.
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Charleston Market,

CHAcLSsroS, August -. 1884.
S.'lrs 10 day of 636 bales cotton. Sales
of the week $500 b,lcs, at 6 u l0c. A few
bags of new b.on sht lai n l3Ic lower
grades were rather "asisr. Good middihg
uylaiids 9sa Ok. Receipts of the week
4,i6o bales Stock l6.T5o bales. Decrca,-
ed receipts ut aiI SoIlhern ports SO, ,75J
baIcs.
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A CARD.-Finding it not only incompati.
blewith cur private interest; but being pre-
vented BY sickness in my family from can
vassing the district, which, no doubt would
be expected Of me, | decline being a candi-
date for the Legislature.
To those friends who have manifested
such an desire for my election, and prom
ised me such hearty support tender my
mos, greatful thanks.
r. s. BAILEY.
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HolicwGy's Pills for The Care Of BILE
and Disordered Syoaachs. -Extr.lct of a,let-
ter from Mr. b. Il, Evans, commercial travel
Ter, dated September 7th,, l853,-Po Pro-
iessor Holloway. Sln--Fora a considerable
period suffered drcadtuly from Bile, Indi-
eestion and disordcrcd Stomach. In tho
hope OF obtaining 'clief took great yari-s
ety OF medicines, but ail proved of no avail
Twas, ,howevcr, recommended, by Mr Hugls
OF llarlech, to try your Pills, and with plea
sure hayc 10 inform you that they soon
restored my appetite: and | now enjoy the
very ecst of health. (SigncO
%. L. EVANS
s-ss~ See advertisement.
: solaw p. NJ. COHEN, & CO..
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Nrw Arr Ron Scu,n,,r ,1.1
mert b,. hoo, n,,d,. 80 H., ,>,..am,s... -.
the Cb,r,,,,o po,d ,.;,, 49,. :,
in colu,nh;, =, ,;+,, :. s,.n,a.,,. H., ,,,,
be cn,b,.I % IL. ~, yv;I.,;,,., .i
Mnnrbes,er road ,hus An, .o,.,,.r h,,wo.,
Cb,rlo,,e ,ra yv;,n,;no,,, Ia, ~ ,,,1s,n
one dav Il,
w. 80, :,
,h. ,.a,,a, c". ' .''
r,u !. 49,. -, an" o'',s"' '"''
,,a.;, -.
~
'oS'N'
n,ercb,r+0 ,ro ,,,,h;, Al.
fall trad, E,rlv a. 1, - :, a., .,,.,,
countrv merchants h ,,, n,nn,o1 ..
ch,isinc ,,ods
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sB The Hon. JoTN McQUEEx will accent
our thanks for his kindness, Gen. McQuccn
has been extremely kind to us durinr the
last session of Congress, and We are grate.
full for his kindness.
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The fi"nds Of Gen. JOHN MctaUEEN
announce him as Candidate for reelection
20 Congrrss at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to anuounce the Hon.
i ID WILSON, of Darlington, ID, a candi.
d"ie !" represent this Congressional district,
al ;hc crsuing cl,ction.
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ADDRESS or M, p. CRAwFoRD Eso--On
our first page will be found the address of
y. Crawford Esq. delivered before the
lancaster Agricultural Society. We are
confident our readers will be pleased will, Il.
y y not highly creditable to the author as
~ ao'y written production, but the informa.
ton i Contains will prove instructive 10 n
.kreai nsRy. Mr.. Crawfor treats The sub
3eet m theoretical and practical manner.
md the fActs which are presented are 80
eIusidated 9 that "lIe who runs may read
We anticipate the most beneficial results
IRON, theinaaence Of the Lancaster Agricul.
tufal Society.
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Military,

on uesdny last the regiment of this dis
tFct was reviewed BY Gen. Chandler Tbc
turnout was large one, perhaps the Iarc.
est that has been seen for several years
lhe performance of tho militia, thouob bv
no means, as skillful and accurate as ,h,t of
a regularly trained soldiery, eynced n CON.
S'uer''ie degree OF military knowledge, and
was considered BY those qualified to Judge.
ON Improvement upon former times. Upon
Tue held we noticed a goodly number of Ian.
casters fair daughters. Gen. Nc Queen our
iin mediate representative in congress WINS
there also as we thought for eIectioneerin :,
purposes, but the gallant old General. for n
larse portion Of the time at Ieost, forgot that
'ne was IN search of votes and devoted him
s'h 10 the fair occupants of the carriages
prfaaps he will be gamer by the operation
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For the Sonata,

The f-irnds of Dr. l.. T. WIr.n NTSoN
would respectfully Eunoaucc him as = c,n.
dazzle 'nr Senator at t!e coming election.
From ;hs 22i Of lfisu,t 1854.
-, Vnx poTUiI
The friends "f CD. DIXON BARNES
ann"ncc him ~ / Candidate for the next
Senatorial election.
IkSy EpIENnS
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ICcUMBERs.-Our thanks to Geo. Me C.
"ithorsp'on Esq. for the present of Gu.
cumbcrs so kindly sent us.
They were very fine. Any fine Tomo.
toes We would like TO hear from Won
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NARSIEN.

On thc Eth inst by JoHx c. SEcEEsr
Eaq., Mn. RITcn,Rp NJ. PERRY to Miss
MARY DoUGLAss all of tIIiS District.
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sS WANTED at this Office boy about
ii years of age to learn the Printing busi-
ness, lie will be well provided for ard his
situation made comfortable.
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tAMr MEETING. G.--AtNcw Salem ten miles
ooiew this village the methodsts have bold
lamp Meeting, We did not attend but
understand they had good time. MANY
proiessed religion and were added TO the
church. WV
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The DEUG STORE OF DIX. Z. J. De Hay
CAMDES.-On previous occasion VIC call
ed attention to, the advertisement of Dr.
z. J. De Hay, We had occasion lately to
order small lot of medicines from DR.. De
Hay, and cannot forbear now saying, that
We have never purchased better medicines,
or put up in better style.
We know some thing about pharmacy.
having been once engaged in the Apothcca.
ry business and on our own judgement We
assert that there are no better medicines
sold in the United States than by Dr. De
Hay. In fact. We believe his tineturcs to be
the elearest We ever saw. We. hope our
Lancaster friends in want cf medicines will
give him call
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EDITORS TABLE.

GoDEYs LApY's Book for September.
Is already on our tblo. He's coming
is very handsome engraving, and the Fash.
ion Plates we think unusually excellent.
Louis A Cooley Esq. is one OF the most
enterprising view of the age. For about
twenty FIVE years, has he directed lis sole
attention TO the Lady's Book and he has
found his reward, not only in a pecuniary
point Of view, bntin the just appreciation
of his numerous subscribers. The price OF
the Lady's Book, is S3 year, with the
Ledger $500.
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l., a. Goodcy.
philnd..lnhin

Philadelphia.
=. S.-Thank You fnr your Kindness.
DANIEL BooS AND THE IIuSrERs OF KEN
rUcxy by w. II. Bogart, Miller. Orion and
Mulligan. Auburn & Buffalo.
The Publishers have very kindly sent Us
a copy Of the above work Who has not
heard Of Daniel Boon, the great hunter and
one of the first settlers Of Kentucky.
fN- Fifteen Minutes around New York.
by G. g. Foster New York, De Witt &
Davenport. Mr.. Foster is popular writer
having written several novels relating to
New York, which have met with favor from
a certain class of readers. This book Is inter
esting, but We are inclined TO think too much
in immitation Of New York by Gas.light."
Price 25 cts-addrcss the publishers
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80 Sec advcrTscinr1i.
SOLD w T. VI, COHEN, & CO..
90 lIayue St. Charleston, $ G.
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F. X. PRICE.
For Congress-.

Ans lo, 1884. 49,
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MAGITL& HEATii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-23
The War i'm Ru.sia.

The latest news from Europe indicates that
Russia is in hotter water, than many of her
friends calculated she would be. Sir Charles
Napier has taken nearly so Russian ships, in
in the Baltic, and at the last accounts was slowly
approaching the Russian shores, for the pur-
pose of striking blow. Admiral Dundas
had stormed Odessa, leveling the fertilization,
with the ground, burning the Woronzof palace
and Destroying IL Russian ships of war, be-
sides IL transports. He then started for Sc
bastopol. Dundas has been accused Of cow
ardice and imbecility, by those who did not
know him; they will perhaps find out that he
is as great fire. eater, as his countryman and
friend Sir Charles Napier. Caledonian caution
is not generally associated with either want of
energy or want of courage.
Omar Pacha has again demonstrated that
the Turk is not SO contemplate foeman in
the field, as some of our Journals have sought
to make him on paper. In every skirmish
aud battle which has taken place since the
the war began, he has showed himself to be
more than match for the much vaunted, but
really half starved legions Of the Gar.
The British Journals are already specializing
upon the issues of the war. Thsy say that
the British people want to know what they
are fighting tor and that they will be content
with nothing less than the refrigeration of Po-
land, the independence Of Georgia, the reun-
ion of Finland to Sweden, the capture of the
island of Aland, which must either be united
to Denmark, or held by Great Britain or
France, and the erection of Circassia into
free, independent nation, having for its allies
Turkey and the Western powers. Russia wiz
thus be driven from the Euxine, and will lose
all control of the Baltic. Poland raised up as
q barrier between her, and the West will In
crease the Muscovite's weakness. and add to