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Bury Mo in tho Morning.
BY MRS HALL.


Dury me in the morning, mother
Oh : let me have the light
or one bright day on my grave, mother,
Ere you leave me alone with the nights
Alone in the night Of the grave, mother
Tls thought of terrible fear
And you will be here alone, mother,
And stars will be shining there.
So bury me In the morning, mother,
And let me have the light
or one bright day on my grave, mother,
Ere AN alone with the night
You tell me OF the sayiour's love, mother
feel u In my heart
But oh, irom this beautiful world, mother,
It's hard for the young to parts
Forever TO part, when here, mother,
The soul is lain 10 stay,
For the grave Is deep and dark mother,
Aud heaven seems Gar away.
Then bury me in the morning, mother,
And le, me have the light
or one bright day on my crave, mother.
Ere I am alone IN the night
Never unclasp my hand. mother,
Till It falls away with thine
Let me hold the pledge thy love, mother,
Till I feel the love diyineI
The love diyine-Oh, look, mother,
Above the beams I see
And there an angels face, mother,
Is smiling down on me.
SO bury me In the morning. mother,
When the sunbeams food the SKY
For death is the gate Of life, mother,
And leads us to the light on high.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-11

~ Praises are valuable only when they
come from lips that have the courage to con-
denim.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-11

or all kinds, such a. Pamphlets, Town Reports.
School Reports. Posters end Handblils for Thea.
tres, Concerts. Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards,
business Cards, Dusbilis, Blank. Receipts, bank
Cheeks, Labels Of every description. Insuranes
Policies. Forwarding Cards, Bills Of Lading. Ae-
Ae., printed in Color, or with Brouis. executed
at this Once
WITH SRATSESs AND DISPATCH.
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three years growth. The utmost care is
taken in charring them in iron cylinders.
Powder does not inaame instantaneously. If
1t did no gun could be made strong enough to
resist its force. Its inflammation is gradual
and progressive, and in gun the projectile
begins to move, probably before all the charge
is ignited. The development of its force Is
affected by the proportion of space which it
occupies, to the space around it in the gun.
1t is found that as this vacant space increases
the projectle force of the powder greatly
decreases, while its absolute force or shock
seems to increase. Thus, when ball is not
rammed home, it is not moved by the first
portion OF the gas evolved, but it remains sta
tiCnary until nearly the whole force of the
charge is developed, when, acting by its iner-
tia against the immense shock of this force
the violent reaction of the fluid takes effect
before the ball moves, and bursts the gun
In the same way, a muSket whose muzzle has
been stopped with mud or even snow, has
been known to burst Just behind the obstruc-
ton. As a gun is usually loaded, the ball
moving with the gas first generated, its iner-
tia is gradually overcome, it furnishes space
by degrees as the development of the gas re-
quires it; no shock is felt, and nearly the
whole force Of the powder is transferred to
the ball inside of the gun. As a general
rule, and before coming to the limit of dust,
commission and tbe oraotor tho ~ hmust nv
force Of the norJor III s tho nS Ing
in small arms Tho s,,aiioroind 1'o,rao ''i;''
usad # has b,,t shnr+ dstanno :, pUJ Ill :"
act on the nroiecti1n ond ha;ra y, A Ill "
ouant;tv ito brst;no f1rc ,', l. nnt ai, o "
ninra the onn T7hiIn IN ar"o So 80 40 Nv W
CHARGES are 60 groat that did tbev b,,rn fa 'l
M metal conId ritJs+a,1d tIo sb1ol, ud l'.9.
cannon ro,ydor is on,,,,,osod &c oa,s
II ;s nho,ooton;sti, r.
greater the onnositio, o4ora5 w. A. 'il'u o,ao
Sion of its ,oiaS TriIa +ba - ~ V,H"n
the Greater bocomas tIo p f"roa 5ouoi LlS'
TINS fnr instance 5r,,,, i 80 ',,oI1o.
tbo seat of tbo oh1a ~ 40 rr'li1 ',ialiel az
cbon,bar hnaI,so to ~ n,'lile uSe VI "
contnod anJ oonta 49, - iiioiS
il is fonnd tbat H. 49,, f -, @.'I
DELAYS the escsna Of the %os tho Inno mltiG ~
nro6nctivo NJ tbo c-coatost - ms,,s =;
BLASTING rocks the smonnt Of oxocrt;nn U b., -,
small charge If nowder is ornaro,,tII n,,t &C
pronorti3n IN its size on oocppnt Of flo
ner in which the no,ydar il confnad Tho
vopme If 5,ases odrorotad h., ~, f
nowdor has heen estin,otod ~ h;nb as 600
times the orginal hnIL Pr+ no da4ioito '; ;Goo
can he oivnn Of its ahsonto f"rco Vot tu ia
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0Nuteester 4ailg Syn
Off for a Soldier.

ooh, where are you goin'H' said Mrs OFlaherty
One morning to Mike, as he shouldered gun:
81 am going, said Mike, ito put on regimentals
And march wild the boys till rebellion is done,
'And what, if you're kilt, will ecome of NV chill
Ny poor little boys and the girl on my knee2
"Sure; Nike" said she, II will be dead although
If niver again you come back unto me.n
ooh, Peggy, my dsrlint, no harm shall befalI ME.
Inc stars and the stripes shall float over nv head:
And, Peggy, you know must help save the coun.
That affords me protection and gives me my bread.
"And, won't ye be proud of your Mickey o'FIa.
herty
When he comes back, dear Peggy, all covered wild
To show that he's shtood in the front of the battle
Where no one can shtand who stays home from the
wars'"
'And Mickey" said Peggy, "my prayers IL go wild
Tho deep in my heart 1 shall gIieve for your
And I'll kiss dear babies each mornin' and eve.
And tache them the name of their father to spake.
1.-THE papers III read, Mike, to see ifyoure wound
Oh, faith, Mike, that thought makes fire of my
BRAIN
TO think of you lying, shot down by a ribel,
Wild an arm or leg off, and grooming wild pain;
"Wid no kind one near you to give you attention,
To wipe the cold dampness away from your
cheek
Oh, Mike, it is hard, when think OF these avis.
10 look in your face and parting to speak"
"But, Peggy" said he, 'sure I'll come back hero
10 be pointed at as Americas pride;
And ~ carry my gun on the top OF my shoulder
Wild both legs all right and my arms by my side.
Faith, niver dangerous bullet shall reach me,
And, sure, if it does will balk its design
For with God on my side and the thoughts of ould
Erin,
No serious avil can liver be mine"
But Mickey" said Peggy, show many have per-
How man1yare shleeping that niver will wake,
w no marched with the army a searching tor glory!
On Mickey, stay home for your poor Peggy's
sake!n ee'
"Stay at home is it, Peggy! All! niver, till THAT
Have tired their last gun at the flag of the free;
must go and just have brief lark wild the rites-
Those SONS OF the diyil who kicked up this spree
childer!
May God bless you all till come back again
Nld my arms and my legs, wild my head and my
body
Wild niver scratch and wild niver pan.n
The drums then came beating-the colors were fly
ing
A kiss for his wife and his dear children three
And Mickey OFlaherty marched with the soldiers
10 tight for the flag of the faithful aud free
~ Y. Sunday Times.
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DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Il WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
STEWART, STEVENS, CLARK 81 CO..
Attorneys and Councillors nt Law,
No 450 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington, d. G.

This firm, having thorough knowledge fthe Pension
business and being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments OF Government, believe that they can Of
ford greater facilities TO Pensions Bounty and other
claimants, for the prompt and successful accomplish
mcnt OF business entrusted to them than any other firm
in Washington. They design to secure such amount
of this business will enable them execute the BUSH
ness for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on the
basis of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE. For this purpose they will secure the
services Of q LAW FIRM IN each prominent locality
throughout the States where such business may had
furnish such with all the necessary blank form al app
cation evidence. and also requisite printed pamphlet
instructions and upon the due execution of the papers
and transn ssiOn OF the to from our Local
Agents they VIII promptly perform the business here
Their charges will be H~1EN DOLLARS FOR OF
FfCERS aud NR1FlVE DOLLARS FOR pRIVArES
for each PENSION. or BOUNTY and BACK PAY OBJ
tanned, and ten per cent. on amount Of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR IDEMNITY
Soldiers enlisted since the LIST day Of March, 1861
in any kind OF service, MILITARY or NAVAL who are
disabled by disease wounds entitled Pensions
All Soldiers who for two years, during the war
should it close will be entitled to 500 Bounty. If
there be widow then the minor children, then the f
Their, mother brothers or sisters entitled above
JOSEPH Is. STEWART,
II, l.. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
0. A. STEVENS,
W. l.. GAYLORD.
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATIENTS
SOLICITORS OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent of u s. Patent Office, Washington, ander
the act Of 1881
&C state ST.. opposite 16iIby ST., Boston.


After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years. continues to secure Patents in the Uuited Sates
also, in Great Britain France and other foreign coun
tries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and
all Papers Drawings for Patents. executed liberal
and Foreign works to determine the validity u-
ty OF Patents o. lnventionsand legal or other advice
rendered in all matters touching the same. Copies of
the claims OF any Patent furnished by remittng One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
but through it inventors nave advantages for securing
Patents of ascertainng the patcntaby of inventions
which can be offered them elsewhere. Tn Testimon-
Fl Ge KY Tfn pN oF G9f h MoE e
and his SUCCESS Is THE BEST PKooF OF ADVAN-
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant to believe and prove that at no
other office of the kind the charges for professional
scrber during the twenty years past enabled him to
accumulate vast collection Of Specifications and Of
hcial decisions relative to Patents.
These, besides his extensive library of legal and me-
chanical works, aud full accounts patents granted in
the united states and Europe render him able beyond
question: to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
All necessity of journey to Washington. TO procure
patent and the usual great delay there saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most cdpa6Ee and
s2ccestat practitioners with whom have lad offcia
Intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that thew
Cannot employ person more competent and hHst
form TO secure nr them an arly and favorable consid
EDMUND BURKE.
,r- n ma. hos Late CommssGner Of Iratents
cations all but Of which patents have been grant
ed and that is pepding Such unmistakeable proof
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents as
thaY may be sure OF having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their and at very charges
During eight mon his the subscriber in course Of his
TEEN APPEhLS. EVERY one Of VIXEN Was deeIdSd
In his favor,b' the Commissioner OF Patents
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861. deodly H. '-D Dc
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WESLEYAN ACADEMY-W1LBRA
~ HAM MAss-Fan FERN 1862, commences Angus
goth. Average expense for term of fourteen weeks
SS6. Send for circular Address
NJ. RAYMOND,
Wibraham, Mass
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GNants.

w ANTED-SECoND HAND FURNI-
w TuRE-For which the highest cash price will be
paid Persons breaking up housekeeping and wishing to
dispose Of their goods for cash without the trouble OF
auction sale would do well TO leave their orders f.
LAMSON 81 CO,'SAuetion and Commission Store, 66, IS
aud 10 Main street. which will promptly attended TO-
See advertlsementin another column. diff mhl3
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A HEUS B. USTIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer,
TEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

The subscriber intends to keep constantly on hand
fine assortment of Watches Clocks Jewelry Stationery
and Fancy Goods in variety prices to suit the
present times. ISAAC FISH
No. Bay state Block, Sign Of Golden Eagle.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
Bcn Wade Threatens 90 60 Over
10 Jeff Davis.

There is certain man. with foreign IT,
tie, one Count GRozowsKI, who has boon
hanging for some time about the Court and
Parliament at Washington. The Count has
recently published dairy Of bis observations
on men and things at the American capital.
The following is an extract from that curious
work:
II am told that the pstriotic and brave
Senator Wade, disgusted with the slowness
and insnity Of tho Administration, exclaim-
ed; 81 do not ,oondcr that the people desert
to Jeff Davis, as lie shoigs brains; may desert
myself" ~ .,,..-.. ..,...
So Wade is not sure but that he NAV de
sert to Jeff Davis. We advise the United
States Marshall to keep sharp look out for
Beo, and stop him before be goes over. Be
fore the Abclitionists elect such Senator,
they ought to have guarantees that he would
not desert TO the Confederates.
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Pof the Sentinel.
soldiers, A,a society.

The ladies Of the Soldiers Aid So
ciety" respectfully solicit contributions
from all persons friendly to the object
Of this Society.
Since the recent battle at Freder-
icsburg, calls have been made for large
supplies Of shirts, drawers, socks; and
fruits, buffers, jellies, &C., for Hospi-
tai use. We earnestly ask the prompt
and kindly aid of our friends In town
and country, and assure them they
can rely that their donations to the
suffering, will be forwarded directly to
those who have struggled in the cause
Of freedom. 70 -.r r.e
1t is desirable to send some boxes
within the next ten days, hence this
call upon all sympathizing and gener-
oas men and women to contribute some
thing during the Holidays, of their
abundance, in aid Of their stricken and
bleeding countrymen
Since its organization-less than a
month ago-this Society has sent three
boxes of fruit to DR.. Sharp, our towns
man, and Surgeon Of the S8th Ohio,
at Columbia, KY, who received them
without detention, and has written his
heartfelt thanks for the prompt relief
thus sent to those under his care. He
writes-"These brave young fellows,
although they ray not be able to ex-
press in words, their gratitude te the
Ladies of Cadiz for their many acts Of
kindness, will do it, if they recover by
their renewed devotion to the cause Of
Lib erty, Justice and Right, and re-
newed acts of bravery upon the
field Of battle. I wish those la,
dies of Cadiz could enter the sick
room with me, and see how their coun.
tenances brighten and their hearts are
cheered as they receive these articles
from home."
The Society has also, since, sent
two boxes of shirts, drawers, socks,
fruits, &c., to the Ohio sufferers from
the Fredericksburg fight, through the
regular "Ohio Relief Association
Washington.
Mr.. A. F. Moore, of Adams Ex-
press, has kindly forwarded these free
of charge.
Generous friends Of Harrison, dc
we ask too much when we urge YOU
prompt and kindly assistance in this
cause, .-.
Donations of money, flannel, shirts
drawers, seeks, fruits, buffers, &C., car
be left with Mrs. Robert Lyons anc
Mrs. DIR. Mclean.
! H MARTHA B. O. THOMAS,
/ Secretary.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
n@.. The Steubenville Union

A@. The Steubenville Union has
reduced its size by taking one column
from each page on account Of the high
price of paper, &c. Notwithstanding
the enormous high price of paper, we
shall continue to publish the Sentinel
at its present size and present price,
81, so a year. But to enable us to con-
tinue to do so, we must have more sup
port. There are hundreds of Demo-
Gratis in Harrison county who do not
take the Sentinel, that could be indu>
ccd to do so, il our friends would use
little exertion to extend our circula-
ton. The Democrats of this county
will also recollect that there are no
more Dollar Cincinnati Enquirers Or
Dollar Ohio Statesmans. The Cadiz
Sentinel is just as cheap paper as
any that comes into the county. We
gixe all the local news that we can
hear of, an article that cannot be found
in any of the foreign weeklics that
are circulated in the county. Take
your home paper first, and then if you
are able, take a foreign one. Friends,
during the Holidays, make an effort
to increase the circulation Of your Dem.
ocratic county paper.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
Wo,sday Presents.

AT this season Of the year, every
body is looking for Holiday presents.
weHre expecting some, too; but we
have choice in the kind they shall
be, and we viii tell your friends the
kind we want: Our books have plenty
of room in them for the names Of any
number of new subscribers to the Sen
tinel. And if your friends want to do
a friendly act for ye editor, all they
have to do is to induce their neighbor
or neighbOrs to become subscribers to
the Sentinel. We don't care how ma
ny Christmas or New Years Gifts Of
that kind our friends send or bring to
US during the coming Holidays. ''The
more the merrier," and the more pros
peruus will the old Sentinel be- .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
T. L. CARNAUAN,
Capt Comd'g Co. IL,
18th Regt. U Y. /.

O-We are much gratfed to isra that
our esteemed young friend, I. W. Collier, Jr.,
has been promoted to Leutenancy in the
80th Ohio Reg't for his gallant conduct in
the battles OF 1uka and Corin,h--in both OF
which he was wounded. The com pany TO
which he belonged was in the very tbickest
of both battles, and it is said every man did
his duty. "WILL" was formerly 10 the Id
vocate Office, and we will vouch that he will
never disgrace any position. where honor, in
tegrity and courage arc involved, in which II
may be his fortune TO be placed. Success to
y,u "WILLrs."- Iuscaraa0as Adoocate.
Ten years ago, WILLIS, then small boy,
came to Cadiz with his father TO work in the
Republican office. lie remained here about
five years, all the time working faithfully
under his father at the printing business,
while most other boys OF his age were spend :
ing their time on the streets in idleness. In
this way he laid the foundation Of the future
man Of worth. When the war broke oul
WILLIS was among the first to volunteer II
defence OF the country; the little printer boy
Of Q few years ago became the patri OF soldier
In this capacity, as 10 every other, he nobly
did his duty; Tor gallant conduct on the bat
tie field, though very young, he has been
promoted to a Lieu,enancyi and he will NJ
doubt prove himselfa competent and br ave
officer. ~ Republican. 8 f9H4ff a.s.A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
BurytnR rhe Deaa-Our Loss

BurytuE tue De0o-OuE ess
Greater thau the Rebels.
HEIDouARrERs, Thursday Evening, Dec. 1s.
Yesterday the rebels sent under Gag OF
truce, request that we would bury our dead.
A buryibg party accordingly went over
and continued their lsbors during the truce.
Colonel Walton, Chief Of Longstrest's ar
tilery, informed some Of our officers that the
rebel infantry force engaged on Summers
kont on Saturday was ouly two brigades
but that that they had large reserve near
BY. He said that our men exhibited the
greatest bravery, but he considered the reb
sl position impregnable, and that Q force Of
fihy thousand would find. il Impossible to
carry the nights in the face Of lheif batter.
les. asa t- ...- -.--.-a e..-.. ...-..t.. e.
The rebel loss was small compared with
ours from the fact that they were protected
by stone wall and rifle pits. Our losses as
heretofore reported have been considerably
decreased by the arrival Of staeglers. The
enemy took nearly eight hundred prisoners
from US 9 considerable portion Of whom were
absent from their camps when We evasu-
ated the side OF ihe river. The prisoners to.
ken on both sides have been parolsd.
1t is stated that Lee and Longstreet came
down TO day and held q conversation with
some Of our officers The flag Of truce was
Withdrawn 10 night, after oil oar dead were
buried.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
How TO Make Xou County Paper
Interesting.

Communicate to the editor whatever
items may come to your knowledge
which may be of interest. In each
.neighborhood, weekly, there are some
occurrences of interest to the public,
Local items are of interest toall class
es, and particularly is the LOCAL COL
UMN glanced at by soldiers and absent
friends to whom the paper is sent. By
a little pains on the part ofpersons in
various parts of the county, each
week, We could present a local column
of exceeding variety. Send us the
items and we will put them in shape
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

RfAh EsTATE GoINa UP. --Real estate
has at length been reached by the currency,
and we may contidentially expect not only
great activity but much higher prices. At tho
New Yo,k real estate rooms the attendance
is daily larger and oil the evidences of man.
ner and feeling point to another wild specu.
lutiou and fabulous prices before the end is
reached. Real estate is usually the last inafk
etable commodity to yield to the influence
OF the currency. but when the movement is
once started 1t becomes the most uncontroll-
able Of all speculations. II the currency
shall be increased during the coming year
or il the impression shall strengthen that {,
will he increased, real estate promises to be.
come the allabsorbfng topic. - Steubenwll,
Herald.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
zAth ohio.

Sergeant Brindley, of Company G.,
lately commanded by Captain Bos-
twick, is now at home In this county
for the purpose Of recruiting for his
regiment. He desires to get ntm,
Der Of men in this county to join his
regiment. He may be found either in
Cadiz or at the residence Of his father
(JOhn Brindley, Esq, in Greene town
ship,