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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07

splendid standard for the VT Regiment has
lately been made in Boston to the order of Gov
Fairbanks. The Atlas and Bee says it is paint
ed upon the incest white silk, 5 by 6 feet. The
design IS the State arms. with military surround
ings, flags, bowers and other accompaniment :;
rich scroll work in gilt, &c.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07
notice 10 Teachers

n Office is hereby given, that the public examination
~ for Teachers designing teach in the Common schools
of the town Of Berlin will be held at the School House
Montpe er vii age, Thursday, May 9th. at O'Clock
All citiztus respectfully and 20 daily invited
to attend. j. NEn TON PERRIN, Sup't.
Berlin, April TO- 1861. 2wt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07

A liberty pole l25 feet long WAS raised at
highgste. on Saturday, and a fine flag placed
on lfs mast head yesterday .-Tin,es.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07
Cattle, &C., Shipped from Montpelier DEPOT
For the Week Ending Nays, 1861.

Whole number of Cattle, 6. Sheep, 81. Horses
Veal Calves, 90.
PRICES, olive weight Beef, 8, 81, cts. Sheep g. 81
cts. Veal Calves, 2, q cts.
he above prices Veal Calves includes nothing but
the best Calves and those of poor quality thrown
out,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07

Religious &erv COS were conducted in Camn
Rutland, last sabbath by heg, Levi H. Some.
the Chaplain Of the Reg ment
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07

1t Is reported that the Vermont Regiment will
leave Rutland in day or two for New Yuk
We hope SO.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07
Notice to Teachers.

THE examination of Tcache for the of Hard wick
will be held at South Hardwick Academy, May 49, at
9 o clock, A. NJ. The citizens invited to end
A. J. SANBORN, Sup't
South Hardwick, May l. 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07
Notice.
office,

MS IS torertfy, that have this day sold my Hen
ny roodell, his time daring the remainder of his mi
norly and hat shall claim ION of his wages nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date.
wv. DANIEL GOUDELL.
- Witness Alpheus Flanders
woodbury. April TO- 1851 277;v
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07
DIR. e.. VI. RVRH.EE

W otLD give office thai h as returned from the Hos
P,tals OF Europe, and will resume the practice OF
~, o'e ana surgery, at the Rooms formerly occupied
by MN, corner Of Main and State streets
W pecial attention given to diseases If tho Eye and
Ear, and Operative surgery
Montpelier, February is8y
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
The Depot Store.

now occupied by D. S. Fuller, together with the
STOVE AND TIN STORE
occupied by Den Dewey including the entire corner (v
81 IL feet on State Street by l6 feet on Bridge Street.
comprising the bes business location in the County The
Nsitloau track terminates said land. If desired
VIII sell the Depot Store separate If sold private
SAFE before the 10Th nst will then EXPOSE the Store
pupic auction and sell the the hi CHEST bidder
one hall the purch ney WI, the balance in &C
Goth inst ,|AWP
Montpelier, May 6, 1861 Dwl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-07
A New Garnet.

49, n New Cnrpet,
to nv S, iaPRoVkD ELEcThorY PE,-Recommepded
LOT IT'S durability permAnency of celors eler nj styles
ST d,signs for sale 62 eta per I'd. ny tn
NN" hN"LAND CARPET CO.. IS hanover st. Bvston-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22
Miscellaneous.

PARApoxICM-Two adjoining counties In
Tennessee are named Sumner and Wilson.
LAKE SrrEKIoR Is now clear OF Ice. There
is little doing in tne mines.
A Stray SHAD, the only one ever caught II
he Ohio River, was taken near Cincinnati, Of
sunday.
THERE are between five and six hundre
cspal boats now at Buffalo loading with
reiehts for New York Tno arrivals there
rom the east average $50 boats day.
1 mn. WM. BuRRouoHs, u graduate Of Yale Cob
sge. Of the Class d 1874, has left tlO, OOO TO
he DwiGHr PrsfsSsorsnip OF Didaetie rhsology
t that College.
HABIrUAL DRUNK KsKss has brought CHAs.
2. Lust TO 3 suicides grave. On Saturday, he
tug his own grave at the foot OF trce, near
Camp Andrew, kass, where he was stationed
vs. a volunteer, and hanged himself On a
branch.
A FRIoHTrrL AccIDEsT happened on the
south western X. n, near Americas. Ca, on
frioay a train ran of tbs track and over Z
bank. A lorrid seems follo~ed dead, dying
and manned lying among tho wreck.
GREAT IRCosvRNIsrcH Is vxLr At Quebsc
G T., by tho working Of . new Law which
permits masters Of vessels to retain their pilot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22

Il
on board, for % bour aftss sssival ssspsvs, 70
guard sgAinst sccitsats; thsrs, ~ Dot piiseu
enough fot tos ARRIVAL. - ,'.,.I
| Az Aerp CourLs v.rs l.id on q y. bsa
Iast week, at Wccnsoctst, Mas.; tke wife ~
ssked how lonely shs would bs n tsfihushsal
we're REMOVED. Oh shsll traus - VIII
se was his reply. 30 ii proved; thsy sisA q
| Cav. SrRAouas n
Cover or u Rhode IsDsnd VINO is 20 dessrysdIv
popular for BE vs)er and patretism, h.s x
ready entsrcd into On ssgaHs1ens---ths Lady
being the daugatse OF the secraary Of I'm
TIeahury.
TBEnE rs As MUCH IRoH Oxl In The LAks
Superior district al ne 40 could suppsy ~
hole world with iron Ter centpstss. This 90
extends over a large ,ract Of country, 80
sor ctinss risss into hills several hundred fsse
high. IL contains from 10 to 80 per cent. q
purs metsl, ofexcs Heat quality.
ArrRAcrED ny Cay OF MuloER, At Cls-
CHINA l. on Saturday. Mrs. DoBsRTY seiz.A .
poker, rushed to J.Hs Musrnr's neass, ssd
found him in the act Of cboting bis vile -
deatb sbe lied him with blow on the hseA.
The biuts has been In the regular habit q
nsltiesting his wife.
TuE DSyICR or Npw EayRLorr n q
stump.tails bull dox in cooked hat, called
Scott, stands guard over a tempting sirloin
l'bell,d "Wasbington." while q lean 1ookipg
hound in a Palmetto tile called "Jsf," looAe
"nsingly at the wand, anu sn.sks away With
- tal behind bis levs as scott inaulrss.
why don't ou take iti'
TnE TYccos on JArAH WAS MARRIED o.
H.. 4,b OF March To the lovely, beaat,fui and
inplish.d "nly dsugtur o. tho Miksds.
'tr SliIitual Emperor Of the en- yire. Tn, ry-
co IL iour months the senior OF the bride the
former being eight On years old last Novsnbss.
I'D tb" Later sigh'.en tire present mpatk-
hAz.nI-Mo "a the 'amily name of the Iycooa-
tie IL 'ntitld TO siHyen moro wives or nose-
mas, according to tie laws Of the realm"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22

80, f.xs A. ufsa.- rrh.
,..,.,,.z -, :, ,
~ Houston street. cas-, IA. q, n,o.av.v
FRsE military SopooL.-Tbs Lindsey
B'ues have opened free school for military
instruction at 4sl Broadway. Young men Of
respectabilrty arc iuyi al 4, io;u. Applications
70 bs made 10 Cant. Epua. A. RonsRrs ON
Friday evenings at 8 o'clock.
ENrrRk CnY REorMssr This regiment
has been accepted by the Union Defense Com
m'ttse. and are sow receiving th.ir uniforms
committing OF grey cloth jacket, overccat,
pants snd vest. Before clothing the mon, they
are shaved. rec,iys txc pair of stockippp two
e.,,o, a,.- .,a . ,h,,,,.. a.. La,,,..
0" o'' ''' '',o
reinent~ere sent ytstereay to hikers Island,
where the balance will be sent as soon as they
are clo,bed
fsksiDkNrs LifE GuARD.-Col. GOODWIN
had thirty of his men At he rooms of the L 'oi,n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22
LEGAL RKrORrs-MONDAY.
supreme Court.

A Financial Transdotior-The Bank Of tie
State Of keW York Us. The Mad Riper Y,illey
Bask This was an action against the defend
ant, as eadorser Of bill of exchange, of which
he pIain'iff vas sndorsee and holder.
Upon the trial it appeared that thu bill was
irawn by Edwin Ludlow, Cashier Of tho ohio
Life snd Trust Company, and payable TO the
rider OF thomas F. MvGrew, the defendants
gsshier II was thereupon discounted by the
defendants at heir baDking house in Ohio fer the
,ra~ers. Dskndants' ca,hier then wrote ou
the till, "P.y 4. Ludlow Esq, Cas-. Thomas
Y. hcGrew, Cas-. ;" and sent it TO Ludlow in
IN this city, for collection or payment,
and as alleged, for no other purposC.
Lsdlow transferred the bill 20 the plaintiff as
collateral to loan TO the Ohio Life and Trust
Cmpiny, by the plaintiff. Plaintiff there.
'ors, seeks TO make thu defendant llable upon
he endors' m.nt Of their cashier. The dsfsnss
vas, 6yst, ihst the transfer was fraudulent on
the part ef Ludlow; and, secondly, that the
ak was not liable upon the enforcement Of
ITS cashi.rsxcept when made for collection pur
poses. As this hill was endorsed only Z q that
-urPose The bank (de'epdsnt) was not habis
thereon. Plaiotif on the trial obtained judx
ment and tba defendant appealed To the Gen
sral Tern, where 1t was now argued, and deci
sion wss reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22

IApup >rNnv, ,,,, M ,.,,,,, , y, h,y h.a
.,, ,,,,r, ',n Sn,.,", W''' NV. Nv. 10"
sn s .o" "u oe'iey DhArh. hn" en-
on,,Id II IT, s',,;' % ',,' u,
r"su ms,.,i'S", s A''''P''' "ouA''' S'pp"'' VI
's =, "''
IRE NuMhrR OF REGULAR AND NoLrNrNER
troops accepted, ann s'on Z" be mustered lot
the service OF the United States, together with
ne o'd ioree Is over t~o hundred anh thirty
Thousand. IA manN more could Oo Ha!lcd into
'he field in thirty days.
TnE REnEL FORCES ~ vIRGIsIA have t.k. u
an ca,b within "A lev duys IA r,.,st the an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22
sunday In Washinstsn.

The Goth Rel insnt, on Sunday, attended
wins sryic- at the Catholic church, at
!, org.to~n College, in Washington. AfteI
he celebration Of Mas, the Rev. Father Moo
SEY preached an impr.s discourse, suitable
o The day, ~h,ch was the anniversary Of The
east If the Psntecost. After desc riding sav
val mysteres which took place prior TO thu
o castor, he went on 10 show the power Of To-
,ipion. especially rs applicable to the Christian
soldier. The Christian patriot should call on
the Lord for help In time Of battle, and his arm
would be nervsd for the 6ght. He closed b,
urging his bearers to DO faithful TO this their
country, tho country dear 70 them and US, th,
asylum Of the oppressed Of all nations.
All the regiments provided with chaplains A.
tended service ~ their respective quarters
lbe others vent, as inclination prompted. IL
various churches, In all OF which patriotic allu
sions Nere mae 10 be D cent war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22
FrOu, Trentsa.

Trenton, ". J., Nay 20.-BoBT. GuDIRIsu
Jr., Esq, an smncns lawyer OF Jersey CITY, has
bssn tIe tea and comaissionsd ~ Captain OF Co IL
pany r, Of Second Regiment N J. Volunteers, from
dudsn county, now In Washington, IN place Of
Cspt. l. j. TORHnIJ, resigned on account OF Ill
nsalsh.
Major W. Il. MONTGOMERY, late OF the U. & Army,
hAs bees appointed ColOnsl, and RonKzr MGAIiIs
rm L sussnsat q lsnel, OF the First Rsgimsns o.
Second Brigade Of the Jersey Volunteers, called
ut uuCer the last reluisiuon Of the Pr.Sd'ns
Capt. WILSON'S company from E.iZsbstntown
,rrivsd hsrs this after noon, and quArtersd for
,ha pre- ent At the Ar enal.
Col, Utl ToxpKISs' New York regiment passed
trough here his afternoon for the SJuth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22
Additional European News
BY the Persia.


The steamships Fulten and Glasgow, from
Nav Yo,l arrived a, o,s.,s,ovr on ,b. o,h
a., 30 40 =.
Inc ferS'a mas on BOARD 81 i'i'o,ooo In speae,
and 1js passengers.
The Times e,iitorially says that apy mediation
n, thu nart of Kn,lanJ In Am.ti,an o,r,;rs
mich, as ,r.II La IN, rsd IN N hurricane
M G,lf NJ Mexico war risks ar. t.k. n n
,,n., ,Ch,
Lh''D' VI U" @"Ans''
France
The Paris Bourse on the 10th opened ta',
nut closed tirmer at 69f Hc. The Turin Opin-
nc says the time has srrivcd for France TO
fectually recognize 'he new kingdom of Italy,
M calls on NAPOLEON 10 do 81. Tho com.
and OF hARiLso will succeed To Prince CAR
usAsI. kiRos, Lieutenant OF Naples, was re-
,ored to have been removed. There are 81 mp
inns Of issurr,ction In Hungary.
s,.,.-
TIL. . -. -.
lno . s"S,Innea. sno nAs mv. yc. en'erea W ,n.o nv
rsnpem; h',;s ho' sS .ns Sos .hs. /" S. IN ~,
mhgo put ~ anhoahcsa that slavery viii
not W ''''0'u'' p,--,..
W.,ai, y, III, n". % 'ason pace =.
we're sbot.
,,,,, ,s s,,..u.
rc.. %,,A, " .,,
hs .hcueta, cn'ri ,i Anu aus'.aiia 'nalls are ~
teRISpheu' anu Wii reacp Lohooh III time IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22
Railroad Accident.

81. Cdthdyines, May 20.-On tho Welland
halfway, Saturday night, . heavy freight trAin
rnwn by 2 engines, came In collision with an up
rain at Allanburg, killing three men and badly
Gasking three engines. Tha- engineer has been
treated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22
STEAMBOATS.

srHH AL~oRA LEAVES JAY ST PIER
L dsiiy twittou sxospsoal, at = n foi nopSess'
.erstrsa. Grasy Poipt vsrp.ak, and pssk,sill rs,
sIains !eayes pees,si,l at ~ ?; "a ssss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22

The Bank sf the Capital.
Albany, Nay 10 MATHEW II. READ, ons
sf the Directors " the Bank Of thu Capital, has
bean appointed RsoeiVer Of that Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22
t.nE NEW YORRNJk

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OFFICIAL AND l.ssssAA.

NoTICE-oFYICK OF TIE sTERLISG
Ss !, s:: I'd XIII sso As a ss AZ ss .sss.
the ensuins year, viii be held q y Ptns Il, room
Sssscf SSa. y ": sns ~ a,iss S t'. '..a "-''" ~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22

NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING O.
~ the 5tockhodsn Of tho ws~tohsstsr Tu rnplte
Ro.d Co: vii bf held .ttrs a1u,s q s,r~h q; E,t
1861, at 10 q m for tho purposs y sleosus onssrs
for the ensuing year. By order q JAS. ROaERs.
PEsatAsnk lb.iolo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22

w .ets Of artificial ts-th, Of b-st manafseture,
$20; part set, 90 cents per tooth; warranted Boas
hning % cents. Gold, q. American Tecth Co. Doa
lists, SSA Bowev, opposite oh strsst Gall and -
them, my10,1GhAAo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22
0lsAL EST

A PARTsIENTS TO LET-2D FLOOR IN
n bhck house, In 3Id ave, bet 10Th and sth -ts:
rent ais 90 per month. also rooms on 3rd flo pr
of bcr.s Ne, Tisy,t rent e Ry mouth sARpy " 70
son, AeenL cor Of 3rd ave snd S3id st, fsrkville.
my1l glib
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-22

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST DKN-
y tai Estahlshment in the United gtass., n. b
.pa 81 atos 4 sTooS No; ~ S ,S.sss StHnd IN y
partial setts Of teeth on their Improved atmospheric
plats, with or without extracting the roots on Pstna
Gold, % par tooth oliver. oL 1va sla1sIii
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31
Special Notices.
RELIEF IN TEN ININJTLS.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WAEITS

The Original Medicine Established i'll 1881. ait first
article of the kind introduced under the name
Of ulmonic aers, in this any other country:
uIne can be known by the name Bryan being stamped
on each wafer
Bryan IS Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds Sore Threats, Hoarsepes..
Bryan's Pumonc Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
Bryans Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve incpient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Bryan IS Fulmonic Waters
Relieve Irritation of the Uvuls and TopsiI.
Bry Is Pulmonic Waters
Relieve the above Complaint IN Ten Minutes
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
Bryan Is Pulmonc Waters
Are adapted for vocalists and Public Sneaker.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures
Bryan's Pulmonic Wa1ers
Are warranted to g;Te satisfaction to every one
No family should be without a Loxs
Bryan's Pulmonie Waters in the house
No traveller should be without a supply
of Bryans Pulmonic Waters in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give fer
Bryan Pulmonc Waters. Twenty Five Cents
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N Y
Sold by Geo. c. Wainwright and VIM. c. Fountain
"a'ertoWn, and all good Druggists. 1871
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31
Carl Schurz's Cavalry Regiment

The prospect IL fair that Carl Schurz' :
proposed cavalry regiment, composed Of
men who have seen service, will soon be
an accomplished fact. At the Headquarters
IN this city, corner of Bowery and Bayard
street, about hundred are already enlist
ed. Messrs. G. A, Motke, Schickfuss,
Cassleman and Hamann, understood to be
experienced cavalry off crs, and who have
served principally in the Prussian service,
are the recruiting agents
1t is not expected that the whole num-
Der will be obtained in this city, and agents
have been sent to different places in sey-
eral OF the States, charged with the duty
OF accepting recrui s. Accounts from
chem are stated to be very encouraging.
A notice issued yesterday, announces
that, having received permission of the
Secretary of War to carry out this under
taking, Mr.. Schurz desires all those who
are willing to rye the country. and who
have had experience in regular cavalry
service, to join bis regiment soon.-N Y
ECening Post.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31
a Jolly Set.

Some of the Southern papers, we per-
ceive. seem to regard the blockade of their
ports as bencst TO them. The Charles
ton Mercury thinks that it will keep their
vessels out Of the reach of oar cruisers,
while it will leave The seas free to the op-
Grafton of their priTateers. The Richmond
Examiner has another idea, which is that
it will be the means Of building up South
srn manufactures, and in that way prove
. blessing to them. There is nothing ike
being Jelly in adversely. as these Southern
chaps seem bound sc be
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31
JsI. Darts s.ai pEaoY

The london correspondent Of the n Y
Evening PosE states most positively th2t
many Of JEFF Davis piratleal letters of
marquc lave been taken IN London and
Liverpool. by Spanish houses, and that
iron steamers Lave been fitted out for the
purpose Of preying Oh The merchant service
OF the North. This correspondent asserts
that the matter is regarded as SO serious
in England that large numbers Of Ameri-
can ships have changed bands at roinous
prices, and that merchants refuse to ship
their goods il such vessels.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31
Elegant Extracts From Secession News
papers

papers.
The following elegant specimens of the
current literature of the secession press
are clipped from the Richmond Dispatch of
the 18th inst:
x Preparing with rapid strides to
meet the Illinois baboon and his co-work-
ers of iniquity on the borders of our once
happy old State, to welcome them with
"bloody hands to hospitable graves - x
Stepped forward to drive back the half
starved Lincolnites, who, with open mouths
are seeking to devour us with eager avidi-
ty. x x Well, let them come-those
minions of the North. Well meet them
in way they least expect; we'll get out
out our carrion crows with their carcasses.
Yes, from the peaks Of the Blue Ridge to
tidewater, will we strew our plains, and
leave their bleaching bones to enrich our
soil
x Col Corcoran has found it very
easy to swallow an oath binding him to
come to Virginia to cut our threats. and
steal the poor negro from his comfortable
home. Lincoln seems to still persist
in refusing not only the confederate state
ships permission to pass old Point, but he
demurs III granting British ships that priv
ilege, and in all probability will continue to
do SO until the old Lion gets fully mad,
springs to bis feet, and brings roar that
will make the Ape quake with terror, and
his rotten fleet return home No honest
man or nation can do otherwise than exc
create the whole batch of politicians spawn
ed into existence from Black Republican
stools x Trey are all in good spirits,
and determined to give Old Abe's canalle
warm reception if they come to invade
the Valley.
Here are some paragraphs from Mem
phis, the first from the Appeal and the last
two from the Avalanche:
If the hungry and ravenous pack of by
enas who were sent upon their hellish mis-
sions of plumber and rapine are driven back
into their dens, they will turn upon their
silly betrayers only to make them the vic
tins of their devouring wrath
Abe Lincoln is fit successor and rep
resentative of the cruel king who thirsted
for the blood of the infant Jesus. His
cowardly and murderous heart prompts him
to wreak his mean and hellish spite upon
helpless children, rather than to encounter
men in open and manly fight. He will
never be caught in that scrape; he will
sooner fly than face an enemy.
We would be guilty of injustice to the
doomed spirits of hell were VIC to style
these assassins of infants fends. demons,
or devils Those apostate angels, we may
well believe, have too much pride to wreak
their immortal hate on such victims. A
respectable devil would blush at such a
crime.