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The VETERAN OF NAPoLEoN.-As
Churchill's battalion Of artillery were ad-
vancing 10 take their position in the second
line OF battle on the sih, private in the
9Th regiment was come UP to. who lay
upon the battle field with both legs shot of.
He was one of the first that fell after the
rannonade commenced, and was veteran
in Napoleon's wars. After having escaped
in the terrible conflicts Of Austerilz and
Wagram, and in the retreat from Moscow,
and the battle Of Waterloo, he lived To fall
on the Palo Alto. from a cannon shot from
a Mexican battery. IS his fellow soldiers
passed him and noticed AZ every pulsaiion
Of his heart, that the blood flowed from
his wounds, they stopped an instant 10
sympathise with him. the noble hearted
fellow, as his eyes were glazing in death.
waved them on, and with biz last breath
said, go comrades, have only got what
soldier enlisis for"