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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-19
ARMORY r l., /. BLUES

= ARMORY L. /. BLUES
4 JUNE 18th, 1856
ri The Company will assemble for Meet
" ing and Drill on WEDNESDAY evening the
Goth inst, at O'clock with GLOVES, BELT and
SCABBARO.
As the Court of Enquiry was postponed from last
meetin lit will be held th and members are here.
BY notified to appear to make their excuses other
wise they will be ned according to the Bylaws.
By order of the Captain.
js 1876 WIN. n. FRY, o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-19

EOR RENT-A House on Union Hill
IL opposite 10 Mr.. VIM. Csliingsworth's, contain
ing four rooms and basement, aud large garden a.
tsched. Apply to b. BRIEL.
il le-2tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-19

MOREDUN, Tale Of the 1910, by Sir
N1 Waltsr Scott Bart, author Of "Wavsriy."
"Ivanhoe,n kc.--60 cts.
Send your orders 20 @. n. WEST,
iels-2f Nos. and EXCHANGE Place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-19

OTTO Ell hereby appoint Mr.. 8.
IN STONE a. my AGENT to carry on the CONFEC
TIONARY and GROCERY BUSINES9-to buy and
sell for cash only. n. q. WHITMAN.
10 l9-I2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-19

EXHIBITION AT BOWLING GREEN
The above Company will give an Exhibition q
Bowling Green on TUESDAY, Juno 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-19

On the morning Of the 10th June, after very
short illness, MARCELLUS NJ infant son of M
Martin and Ophslia A. Saith, aged two months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-19

OST-On Thursday last, at Rockets.
IL or on board the schooner Fannie Currie am Ill
with an Indian Register. from tho Trustees of the
Pamunkey tribe of Ineians A reward Of % will
be paid for the return of said papers to this oce
EDWARD BRADLEY,
10 19-2Gs free Of color.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

BLACK JoKB.-The appended negro story,
copied from Southern correspondent of the
Boston Journal is not bad -
General C-gave his black man Sawney
funds and permission to get quarters worth
Of Zoology at menagerie, at the same time
limiting to him the striking affinity between
the Simia and negro races. Our sable friend
soon found himself under the canvas, and
brought too in front of sedate looking bab-
DON, and cycling the bibo quadripsd closely,
ssliloquized thus: Folks-sure'r yer born
feet, hands, proper bad looking eountanance,
just like niger gettin old, reckon" Then
as if seized Of a bright idea. he extended his
hand with genuine Southern "How-dy-Un.
cle." The ape clasped the negroes hand and
shook II long and cordially.
Sawney then piled his new acquaintance
with interogations as to his name, age nativi'
ty and former occupations, but elicitng no re-
plies beyond knowing shake of the head or
merry twinkle of the eye, (ths ape was prob
ably meditating the best way of tweaking the
darkey's nose, he concluded the ape was bound
to keep nou-committal, and looking cautiously
around, ehucklsd out, He, he, 70 too sharp
for EN- old Teller. Keep dark-J ye'd just
speak one oord Of EngHs ,chite man would
haze hoe an ger hand in less than two min
utes"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
CHAPLAIN VALLEY HORTICULTURAL
rxsx.r -

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
At its late meeting, the following was the
Report on Fruits, made by Mr.. BArTEY, the
Chairman of the Fruit Committee -
To THE G. V. HoRrIcUTURAL SOCIETY -
The Society not having held any exhibitions
during the past year, the undersigned has had
but little opportunity for the examination Of
Fruits grown in our valley, except such as
have fruited in the Specimen Grounds here
nor has he had any opportunity for consuta.
ton with other members of the Fruit Com.
mittee. He is therefore unable to present, al
this time, a Report in behalf of the Commit.
tee; and instead, begs leave to submit the
following notes on some varieties of recent
introduction, as they have now proved on
bearing, for one or more years, at this estab.
lishment.
APPLES.
Tetofski.-This new Russian variety ap,
pears like to prove valuable. Fruit of medi
UNI size, fair, handsome, and of good quality
Tree hardy, and an early and abundant bear
er. Ripens at the end of summer.
Summer Rose.--Handsome and good.
Summer Spett Paradise of large SIX
and fine quality. Ripens here in the frs
month in autumn. Valuable.
Sopsauine. above medium. Quality
very good. Tree hardy and very productive
Immediately succeeds early harvest. Valua
BILE better here than further South.
Early Red Margaret. Small and not al
good as Spousavins, which ripens at the same
time.
Dutehsss Of Otdenbsrg. Large, fair ant
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

DHxrERITy OF LovE.-A young lady of
Namur. Of good family, having gallant, was
at loss in conducting the corresponce which
was to fix their repeated designations. A
hair-dresser, not an unsual messenger in love,
was chosen as the agent; but how escape the
vigilance Of her father, a widower, who had
perpetual eye on her conducts Singular as
it may appear, the old gentlemans wig was
chosen as the letter-box. He wore sort of
pocket attached to the wig, which his daughter
used to take off every evening when he called
for his night-cap, and was sure to find billet
from her lover, which the hair-dresser had
placed there in the morning, and which the
old gentleman had unspectingly carried about
all the day. She had sufficient time to pur.
sue it and replace her answer, which the hair
dresser withdrew in the morning, to deliver to
her lover.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

Strawbsry Grapc.-Inferior to the Lyman
or either of its seedlings above named.
Cooa.-Ditto.
Ftchburgh, Natips White, (of Mass and
Early Purplc--all distinctly Fox grapes and
unworthy Of cultivation.
Elsmburgh.-Early, and Of fair quality
but too small to find favor with most OF oui
cultivators. Respectfully submitted,
j. BATTEY,
Chairman of the Standing Fruit Commit
tee of the Champain Valley Hortcultu
raj Society.
UNION NURSERIES, Keessvil, N. Y.
FEBRUARY 20, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
SCH E NCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

WILL be found to possess those qualities necessary to
w the total eradication Of all bilious attacks PROMPT 10
start the secrecns of the liver and give healthy tome to
the entire SYSTEM indced ii Is ordinary discovery
In Medical Science to have invented remedy for these
stubborn complants which developc i'll the sesus pro.
duced by heretofore free of calome-a mineral lust,
ly dreaded by mank ndand acknowledged to be desruc
tive N the to the human SYSTEM That tina prom.
critics of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues of
onie without its injurious tendencies, is admit
ted fact rendered ndsputable by scientific researches
and those who the Mandrake Pill, will be fully salts
fled that the med cnes are thnse prov dcd nv nature
| IN the common herbs and roots Of the fields
The Fills open the bowels and all bilious de
ran without Salvation any of the injurious e
fects of caune other posons. The secretion of bile
is promoted by these Pills will be by the altered
colon ur The stools and disappearing OF the saow com
| pick lon and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions accompany each box Of Pills. and the
price of quart bottle of the sea Weed Tonic and box
Of these Pills combined ia only idollar. But separate
boxes of Pills be ad of any Of The agents for tween
ly-fve cents
These remedies are prepared under the personal
monte Syrup, the well established remedy for Consump,
ton Coughs Colds, &C., &C., and the inventor of the
celebrated Resirometer Tor examining and detecting ail
| diseases Of the the Lungs, Heart, &c.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Philadelphia Gilbert, Wentz & Co.. III N. Third
| treet.
New York &C. V. CLicKSER Il Co, 81 Barclay
| Boston.-Re ding g. Co, No. 8 State Street.
And every respectable Druggist throughout the Unit ed
States. Fred Il. Sn it'll. Agent Montpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

of coincidence, your portrait will be mean.
cholly and sorrowful. To take leave, instead
of the symbolical letters P. P. @, the visitor
will be represented on his card eoifed with the
travelling cap, and framed in the window Of
railroad car. The art of photography has
been SO much simplifed, that the cost of these
portrait-caros is but small. One hundred may
be had for 25 francs or 5 dollars, and are
handsomely executed and embsllisbsd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

DAeUERRoTYpE VISITING CAUSE.-THE Pa
ris correspondent who reports the fashions Of
that versatile city for the Mem York Journa!
Of Commerce, states that new style Of WIS.,
iting cards has been produced there which has
created great sensation, and will, it is said,
become the fashion with those who like extra
ordinary novelties. Instead of the name
printed on the card, the small piece of paste
board mas Photographic likeness of the vis-
nor; tae face appears under different aspects,
according to the circumstances under which
. she VISIT rs made. For instance, on ordinary
occasions, your likeness will bear the habitual
expression Of your countenance on New
Hsars ,dsy, your face will be JOYOUS and
smile your Calculations. If your visit be oae
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
THE BASKET WILLOW

THE undersigned would especially call tbs attention OF
Farmers To he cultivation Of the Basket willow ana
he would assure them that 1t s business well worth hef
notice.
There is an immense quantity Of Willows annually i'm,
ported into this country from France and Germany ana
yet marketsar not half supplied with TINS very neces
say article. Now this should not be so, aud trust It vii
not when il Is known that we can grow Will ows In TIL
country at a profit from one to hundred dollars pei
a cre above all expenses
The only objection to cultivating them extensively In
this country has been the amount Of labor required
peel them which made impossible for one man to cu
tivate but very few But that objection Is now removed
as the subscriber has entirely successful IN making
machine 10 peel the that be operated by horse or any
other powcran that VIII do as much work as twenty mef
by hand With the help Of this machine any one car
cultivate as many Willows he has suitable land for
@Fnr further nIo nation apply to the subscriber, whit
prepared furnish catiLgs tor planting OF The hest Eu
ropean Willow. GEO. J. COLBY, Jonesvilre, Vt.
| n, d. III h. part OF The Union,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
ID 0 ct 2.
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
:. ..rnnns WE PARrEn.

For the Green Mountain Freeman
I'M THE LEAFY WOODS WE PARTED
I'm thinking of the day, William,
When we walked hand in hand,
Oh, my heart with grief was sadly wrung
When VIC shook the parting hand
And your words, 4 hear them yet, William,
Your words Of hope and love,
As you said tive part to meet again."
"Good Bye,"" well meet above"
My steps we're weak and ALTERING,
As walked home alone,
The lsafy woods seemed whitening,
And even sad was home.
But as days in sadness passed away
often thought of thee,
And oft to Heaven prayer would raise,
"0h Lord, remember me-"
Sometimes I'm i'll and in despair;
IT'S then think of thee,
think Of pleasures that I've shared,
And sorrows you have seen.
WhenI was ill, you'd shed tear,
To heaven would wait prayer,
And try to save me from all fear,
And keep me free from care.
But now those days are past and gone,
And you are far away,
miss thee when I'm all alone,
And everywhere stray.
But hope has whispered in my ear,
Perhaps fiattering tale,
1t says, 81 shall not long stay here
soon shall pass away"
Then farewell earth, and earthly friends,
bid you all adieu,
My race earth Ia soon to end,
cannot stay with yon.
They call me loudly from on high,
The angels bid me "come,"
My home Is far above the sky,
"Good Bye" Pm going home EN-
Moretown, Feb. Sth, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

CuREFoR RINeBoNE.-I noticed in the Cul.
tivator for May 18th, an inquiry for the cure
for a ringbone in colt, and answer, take
high.wines Of older Or brandy, add saltpetre
as much as will dissolve, and wash the ring
bone two or three times day. One of our
neighbors cured one of three or four years
standing, by the application few times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

A newly-married couple, some years since,
took up their abode in place named Poplar.
At breakfast the next morning the gentleman
said to his lady, "My dear, this is Poplar,
and by putting in II (you) it becomes POPULAR
--" And by putting as in it, /" promptly replied
the lady, it will become populOus."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
New Map ofW ashington County


HENRY f. wALLING, State Engineer Of Massachusetts
Ii and Rhode Island is now engaged in the prepara-
on eff large accurate typographical map Of the State
Vermont and in connection with the work. proposes TO
prepare map Of wAssGToS County, from careful lnstru
mental Surveys toss the entire county to be completed
and published as compatible with accuracy Every
road to be carefully surveyed by course and distance and the
locations noted ofa the hills, ponds Marshes streams, Mills
churches school houses stores workshops dwellings, and
other buildings localities of Importance and interest En-
arged plans to be added in the Margin Of all the principal
villages in the county large SCALE to show every
building distinctly Names of property owners to be inserted
throughout the map in their proper places. statistical ia
BILE Of distances areas &c. win be Inserted also large col
ored Geological Map showing the different formations Of rock
and minerals throughout the country and containing nforma-
ton Of great vals agcutursts and Others The maps
will be handsomely cored and mounted, and furnished to
subscribers for $500 per copy
As parties from Philadelphia about the country publish
ing county maps from eye sketches and entitled to no
confidence as accurate Typographical maps all citizens inter-
ested the matter cautioned not to subscribe in advance
for county map unless they assured that will be what
1t represented and in many places gross msrpresenta
tons have been made the Of irresponsible persons
should not be received Without sufficient evidence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
barietp.

A CoNuNpRuM.- some of our readers
answer the following conundrum !-and in as
neat poetry!
Like Pallas from the Thunder's head,
Full formed, to live came,
And though often change my shape,
My heart remains the same.
Come, tell my handsome say IL is
synonymous for pelf;
Then add letter, and am
The father Of myself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

A model return upon writ was recently
made by deputy sheriff in Morgan county,
Indiana. It was served -" Served the with
in, but was ct with brick-ba,s by the women
80 that | couldn't serve it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
DR.. G. ii. KlLBOURNE.
(Late R. &c G. H. Kilboume,)
[lISHl1flE1f

Over Burbank's Store, Main ST., Montpelier.
(orricE ESTABLISHED IN 1922
DR. X. invites attention to his improved Gun Trrru
~ (orignated and made by him exclusively which in
point of Strength natural shape and appearance in The
mouth superior to any used In this State-so conceded
by persons for whom he is continual
them. Specimens at his Office.
Ia FILLING TEETH, he practses the method
taught in the Medco Dental Colleges by the best Dentists
in he Union and will maintain the high reputation Justly
accorded him. OF being uneqInlled in this State.
P.S. Having all the resources in his Laboratory COM
pete with m Assistant constantly Manufacturing he will
leach Dentists In this State tho Of making beautiful
Gum Tipi Teeth, CoNnuous Gum, &c, such as he is u.s.
ng, at a reasonable price.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

A negro preacher referring to the Judg-
meut Day in bis sermon, said Brethren and
sisters, in dat dey de Lord shall divide de
sheep from de goats, and Dress de Lord, we
know who wears de wool !
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

The phrase almighty dollar originated with
Washington Irving, who first made use of it
in his charming little sketch of ga creole vii
lage," which appeared in 1887.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

In England, it seems that the twenty-sixth
year is the mean age at which men marry, and
the twenty-ifth at which women marry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
DIR. ). r. SCHENCK'S
SEA WEED TONIC.
For the Cuve Of DySDenSia.

THIS remedy ia composed Of compound preparation on
common weed growing along the sea shore, and is u
certain infable remedy for the of Dpspe psa
and its accompanying diseases to wit:
Sourand Sick Stomach Less of Appel lie, Headache Pain
in the side and Breast, Papiatlon OF the Heart, u
GERS and Emptons Of all Kinds. Chis and Fever,
Gravel and Diseases OF the Kidneys, Nervous.
ness, Weakness Of the Limbs, Painting
Spells, and all Diseases peculiarto
Females
Nearly every is more or less afflicted with Dys
pepsia Of tho discusses with it, and II
is with feelings of pleasure that Or. Schenck
npuice to all such the discovery Of the vnnes Of the
Sea Weed, hch is just remedy for their ailme
Dyspepsia and the many diseases arising from it, is
ed by the deficient secretion Of the gastric juice, and
weakness of the powers of the stomach. The effect
the Sea Weed Tonic Is felt after 1t 10 taken, and it
supplies at the principles Of the deficient gastric
jnce, and the od is digesed naturally In fact the To
mic nearly resembles the natural gastric juice that
chemists even find difficulty in distinguishing them. Ii
gives tone and strengthens the stomach thus enabling
to secree the proper quantity and quality Of gas juice
and Dyspepsia and all its diseases soon disappear.
1t lisa well known fact that suffer like the Dys
peptic for addition to the Dyspepsia there Is often ell
Their Headache, Sour sick stomach Pain the side Pal
ptatons Of the Heart Clis aud Fever, Gravel Disease
of the Kidneys, Nervous Weakness and Tremors Gene
raj Debility, Fantness and Loss of Appetite Bad Taste
Fever Soppages in Females, all each of them aris
ing from disordered state of the Stomach and here is
REMEDY for the rifiBg sum Of one dollar that will cur
| all this train Of disease
Now Dyspeptic, wild you avail yourself OF this rene
dy for so trhiBg cost? or will you suffer on? Tn
choice is for you make. The Sea Weed Tonic Is
pleasant htters, giving person good appetite, sn,
good digestion is put mp in quart bottles aud AWAY
agrees with the stumach and one bottle generally effect
| a cure. Whenever the bowels are cosve The tuDgu
furred, or the complexion sallow, few If Schenck'
Mandrake or Liver Pills to be nsed box of thes
Pills accompany each bottle Of the Tonic, and will b.
| ound in recess of ihobotte, covered with label.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
The Great Standard Remedy
ULMONARY DTSEASES

Y u NJ OIN tfI OTNJJ9HO1L
Containing neither Prussic Acid. Tar
ter Emelic, nor any other deleterieus
drug. Extensively used, tested and
approved in New England, Cana da,
and the British Provinces during a ne :.
rod Of THIRTY YEARS by Eminent
Physician, Clergymen, Professors Of
Colleges, Theological Sc inaries, bis.
tinguished Scientific Men,-and,i in fact,
by all classes in the community. Sec
Pamphlets and wrappers containing
CeffIficalen nmnun ~ hich uxa thnsa "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

Rev. On. LYMAN BEEcHER Bosten President of Lane
Theological Seminury Cincinnati, Ohio-Laie REV d.
LEONARD WOODS, Abbott Prof Of Theology in Andover
Theological seminary, Aiass.-HoN DANIEL p ,Tnox-
Esq.,, formerly Collector of the Port of Baltimore Md
Rev. JOSIAH LIrcH, Philadelphia, Pa and many others.
How ESTEEMED PHYsiciASs.-J0HN A. BERRY,
NJ. D., Saco, Me-, says During practice Of twenty
years. have seen ustd oil the popular remedies for
Coughs, and well satisfied that your VEGETABLE Pu-
BALsAn Is best, and hope ii will be better known
and more generally used"
Beware Of Counterfets and Imations!. Enquire for
the article by its Whole Name VEGETABLE PuLmoEARr
BALsAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggist, 80
linda street, Boston, Mass and sold by Apobecnes and
Country Merchants generally. PpIcR New Sly lie. large
bottles containing nearly fuur times the quantity Of the
small, 81 Old style, small bottles, so CENTS.
Fat sale in Montpelier, by F. L. Smith, Collins Pierce
SOm6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
The Greatest Medical
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
| Mr.. KENNEDY Of ROxbuJv, has discovered in ono
lll our common pasture weeds aremedy thatcures
| EVEPV KIM OF HITMOR

EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
From the worst Scrofnla down TO u common Pimpe.
He has tried itin eleven hundred cases, audneve
allied except in two cases, (boh thunder umorj he has
now in his possession Two hu ndfed certificates of its
value. all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted tocnre nursing sort mouih
One TO three bottles will cure tie worst Kind Of pin-
pies the face.
Twot three bottles will clear the sysm Of bil,s.
Two bottles are warranted 10 the worst cahker in
tie mouth and stomach
Three to, five bottlcsare warranted 10 cue, H., wis
kind Of erysirelas,
onetn two bottles warranted to cure all humoi in
the eyes.
Two botesare warranted to cure running ofthe ears
and bioches among the hair
Fourt0 six bottles warranted TO cure coiiuu and
| running ulcers
| One bottle willcure scaly eruption of the skin
Two to three bottles warranted the most des
perale case Of rbehmatsm,
| Two bottles are warranted to the worst case o
| pgworm
Three to four bottles warranted to cure salt rheun
Five to eight hotties will cure the case of scrous
beneht is always experienced from the first bottle and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity 10
taken.
Reader have peddled thousand bottles of this
In the vicinity Of Boston. know The effects of it ia ev.
cry case. So will extineush FIRE So sute
will this humor Inever sold butlle of il but that
bottle sold another after trial always speaks for
self There two things about this herb that appear
me surprising-f that grows in pastures in seine
places quite plenty and yet its value has been known
until discovered in s46 second that it should cure
oil kinds of humor have given it to children year
up old men of sixy from the homest woman in Bos
ton up To the belle of Pomatun and all casese cure
is certain Nochange Of diet is ever necessary' atthe
| best you can get
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cafos
Scorfula.
| Price 81 90. Manufactured by Donald Kennedy, 100
w rren street, Roxbury. Fer sale b, FRED f SMITH,
Montpelier, Vt General Agents for Vermont. Sold by F.
E Smith, Nouhfeld b. Bailey, Waterbury E. Green.
Richmond, Orris French, Barre, A. R. Answ0ub Will
Jamestown, Wallace & hickey, West Topsham.
Apothecaries roces and others, who would ike 70 act
as agents, will peae send n tbnir orders IONS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

The saki" the habitaon Of the eastern Caucasus
1t constructed Of uuhewn stoue eementd with clay instead
Of mortar.
IA tut of horseha is commonly inserted by the Circas
SLAMS the heels of their prisoners in order TO create such
degree Of lameness as to prevent their escape.
THE simplicity Of many Of the Russian soldiers Is almost
touching its chidshness 1t is against the Gar that
making war, not against these unfortunate beings the
savsh instruments Of his ambition What should aim at
should not be victory alone, but the destruction Of that fell
tyranny which drags these poor ser from their homes to
carry on the Of injustice.