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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

A SAIL! A SALl-Very unobstruSivelv,
on Tuesday last, there glided into our
waters from down river n small sailing
craft Of exquisite btild and proportions.
Being hailed from shore it was found 10
ne a pleasure yacht, the property of 1!r
Isaac HARNESS, of Peru. lie had the
kindness to invite us on board. and for
about an hour we "cavorted about on the
waters in style the most delightful in:-
agirab,e The craft can easily accomm,-
date party Of - or 90 aud for 4 pleasure
excursion Of any sort it Is vastly above
anything on wheels or propelled by steam
that we should think Mr. n would find
his Graf, pretty wei! mouopolized by pleas
are parties during the summer. We pre-
sumo he could be induced to come up an
give our pleasure seekers a sail at any
time Tor moderate compensation.
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Lieut.. Col. Hapeman at Home.

1t. Col. HAPEMAH, of the 10th ILL., regi-
ment captured at Hartsvil:e, and since
December last until his release two weeks
ago, prisoner in rebel hands, arrived at
Ottawa on "Wednesday. He left Annapc-
lis last Friday in company with Major
WIDMER, of the same regiment and his
&C mpanion in imprisonment; but Maj. W.
was ordered TO st. Louis, while Col H.
came to Chicago sIaj w. will be here in
day or two
The experience of Col II. in Dixie
Land is not crowded with any very re.
markabie or thrilling passages The affair
was simple and prosy enough A few
days after the affair at Huntsville he was
large three story brick structure which
was used as a general prison for federals
and rebels. The place was gloomy enough
a small room, badly lighted and ven,ilat,
ed, occupied by sometimes g or 1, some
times by from 10 to Is Union officers.
changes constantly taking place, As some
were added and others released Their
food was corn bread and chunk" of
meat-sometimes fresh, sometimes not SO
fresh. and sometimes sailed Such rs had
money were allowed to purchase receta
bles and other deiicasies that were brought
to the door by hucksters Col. IT. had
some money with him and when that was
exhausted made "rai>e hv selling his
overcoat Cor 80. government price Sl0,l
and about the time iilat was exhausted
Col. Which, of Ohio. who was also a pris-
nner borrowed some 800 of the Bishop
Of Nashville for the benefit Of the party.
which lasted handsomely until Col. II
and M,ior idmer were released. From
Atlanta. some four weeks ago, he was
taken To Richmond and there, after sui
'erinc about 9 days in the Libby prison, TO
the Infamous character Of which he adds
his testimony, he was reshipred to City
Point and thence 10 Fortress Monroe and
TIP 10 Annapolis
Col II says he had very little opportu
nitv Of seeing to Judge for himself, but all
the evidences around him indicated that
the rebels were exceedingly hard up
fer provisions but had no doubt they
co,lld weather it out until another harvest
At Eckshurc it was agreed the men were
living on corn meal and molasses
Col. II. will remain here but few days.
to get 4 new outfit Of clothing. when he
will hasten to rcioin his regiment. His
love for the service and confidence are
not in the least damprned by his last
four months rough experience.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

DrsIxfss EN1AECEMENr.-Therea are two
ways of making money merchandising
one by selling comparatively few goods,
but at enormous profits and the other by
selling large quantities at small profits
The one system secures thrift hv stinginess'
the other gains prospesity by enterprise.
The great public are never long at loss
to find which is the mos: profitable to
deal with
The aforesaid great public will also have
no difficulty in determinc to which OF these
classes BEAN & MORGAN belong. when they
learn that, to accommodate their enormous
business, they now occupy not only in adj
dtion TO their main store room, large
room in the rear of Glover 4 Cook Brick
block, but have also taken the large main
room adjoining the one they have hitherto
occupied and lately occupied 10y John
Stout. The two rooms have been convert
ed into one, aud both are kpet stocked
full up to the ceiling. One is reminded
on entering their rooms, of the mammoth
establishments il Chicago, where years
sales of common country stores are turned
out every day. Such business enterprise
is not only creditable to this firm, but
an honor to the city. and deserves encou
agement by the public.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

SMALL. Po1 We understand there are the
the country i'll regard to the prevalence OF
small pox in this city. We have heard
repcr. that there were - OF 80 cases
here. Vow the truth i that the disease
NJ WheeIcr-wnere th,r, nave been but
two ,:ases lie lives in tn. western part
Of the city, remote from the hu>incs,
centers, and observes the strict~st nou-
is not the slightest danger of its spl eadlng
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TO CONsUMPTIvEs.

IUNhE Advertiser having been restored to health in
Il lev weeks, by very simple REMEDY. after having
suffered several years with a severe lung affection and
that dread disease, COnsumpion-is anxious IN AXE
khswn to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire II, lie will send . copy Of the pre-
scription gsed Gree Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will and .
suaRS CrkE FOR CsSsrhPTIoS. A,TBhA. BxoxCuTis &c.
The onl obje ct OF tie advertiser in sending the Pee
scrpton is to benefit the afflicted spread nsovms-
on kic be cnBceves be in valua hie and he hopes
every soferer will try his remedy, will then,
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. wILsON. willismstar arg,
Kings County, New YORK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

SroRM-Afer two or three weeks Of
June weather, this region was vialate on
monday with a storm which would have
done honor to January. 1t blew gale
from the north. and in the midst of it
was winter cold rain mixeI with liberal
sprinkling ofsnow, the first snow We ever
saw in Illinois in the month of may -
Wednesday night it clearec off, and we
har some frost, but not enough we hope,
to destroy the splendid prospect before US
of having great season for fruit,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

DaowXED-A boy about seven years old,
aamed William Croke, was drowned in
the feeder" near the railroad bridge, on
Thursday He had been fishing, and ven
turing too near the water fell in. There
were some small boys with him at the
time. but failed to give the alarm in time
enough to save the child. His body was
not found nn,il some four or five hours af,
terxards. He was the son Of Thos Croke,
who lives on the railroad, some distance
west Of the feeder.
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Special Il Offices.
Special Notifies.
Land 4 Loan Office.
"a. SHERWOOD,
OTTAWA ILLINOIS,,

HAVING taken out license under the United
II States Rev niue Laws, propose to act as agent
for the purchase, sale or exchange and renting OF
houses and lots and landed property generally In the
States OF Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
Those having property they wish sold or exchanged
. informed that by placing the same in my hands
for disposal they will receive all the advantages Of
the numerous calls have for different kinds Of pro-
perty that the sale will receive my hest
attention and that my commissions for selling vii. be
light.
And those wishing to purchase property, request
ed cali before purchasing elSev here thereby
securing the advantages OF having tho chance of choos
ing from the various kinds OF property have for
sale sreh as may suit them in location or chexpness.
IHAyE ON HAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots in Onaoaa,
Lands improved and unimprOved in La SALE, LIV-
lNGSrON and GRUMPY counties, in the State Of Il-
saois. = =
ohce in Nattnger's Block, in ROOMS adjoining Ex-
change Bank. "a. SHERWOOD.
Ottawa, April G5, 1868
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f.. s.. HOB Err T.,

- DENTIST,
Has taken Rooms the Bank of Ottawa, across
the street from his old quarters He is permanently
located there and will be in readiness, during all bust
ness hours, wait on his patrons rs heretofore Hi
charges fcr operation in keeping with the times.
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bank. formerly
Col CushE an's sf3ee. miew
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

FnEx LECTURE on the above subject will lie
given at Stoue and Eels' Hail. on this Saturday
evening, at eight O'Clock, by Rev; J. Il. Hubbard,
of Chicago.
Also preaching at the same place on Sabbath
morning at los o'clock. And Lecture on
Spheres in the evening. The public are invited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

NV Ice CREAM SALooN-We ask attaL-
WALTuER, in our columns to-day, announ-
cling that he has opened an Ice cream a; d
fancy bakery and confectionery establish
ment in the Glover & Cook wooden block,
opposite post Office block, on Madison ST.
Mr. Walther has for years made the ice
cream and the fancy cake AMI confectlon-
cry for the len ling establishments il this
establishment Of the kind could engage
Henry, was sure to have the run for that
season He will not fail to attract at
least equal popularity while conducting
an establishment in his own name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

The STUDkSr's ExcRsI0x. .Tith varria-
tons will go to Chicago, June 18th (No
arrangements can be made to 90 to Rock
Island Starting from Utica, Ottawa. Mar
seilles, 4 Seneca-Esery body is ,eyited
Fare. Round Trip $l25. Children, 75cts.
Students free H-i 800 >
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Choice I,iOuOrS.

Just received, by r g. IIoLIS0swoHrH Soy. lot Of
Superior Pennsylvania whskey, IRON the Mononsae-
Ia River, which is pronounced, by cosn0issssrs, A.
very superior quality.
Also an invoice of the frst quality OF Scotch Wis.
key, to which the attention Of Gentlemen and fanie3
Bottled Wines and liquors Tor Family and Medicinal
uses Of the first quality.
CttarI, Dec. 7.lSCS..
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Enron raSr r,.n.,.

EDffoR FREI TRADER:
Dear Sir With your permission wish to say 10
the readers Of your paper that will send by return
mail to all who wish it, (rse) Re pe, with full di.
rect'ons for making and using simple Vegetable Balm
that will eectualIy in 10 days. P.mpes. Biotch
Tan, Freckes and all Impurities Of the Skin, leav-
ing the same soft. clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Raid leads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that
will enable them to start full growth OF Luxur lent
Hair, Whskers, Moustache, in less shan 30 days.
All applications answered by return mail wthoa
charge. Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist.
. Pm. No. s8l, Broadway, New York.
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Post Office Notice.

Office opens. o A. n. Closes. 72b r. NJ.
Western mail closes IL NJ. Opened 8 80 p. 81,
Eastern mail closes 2.3a p. n. Opened l.s0 r. NJ.
c. u. KIM, p H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

MEM.-We are informed that quite
number of persons, regular customers at
the bakery OF Messrs Simpson, late Mr.
Wheeiers, have ceased going there under
the Impression that Mr.. w. IN whose
family a case Of small! pox has appeared,
still irequented there. Mr.. W. has now
no interest there whatever, and has not
been there for three weeks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09
Sueciai Notice.

Posr OrFicE OTTAWA, April %, 1868
All versions receiving unpni foreign letters, after
May 1 1885, from foreign counrie' and mail routes,
are required by Act Of Congress to make payment
therefor in coin its equivalent in Federal currency,
to wit Great Bri ain and Ire and. Prussia Hamburg
Bremen Belgian. from countries emp Icy ing the
English, French, Hamturg Brem Prussi closed
malls.
by order Of the Postmaster General.
C. Is. KING, y. "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

The Confessions ana Experience Of an
invalid.
Published for tina ben eft and warning and CAC
TON TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Sperma,or-
ri pa, Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. sap
pvipg at the time the Ne1na d SER. Hr'. BY
who CURED himself after beng put greater
pense aud in ury through medic Il hunbI: All qiacs
by enclosing pos. paid addressed envelope. siagie
copies Ia Jay be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Hugs Cr-, y. J.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU,
THE GREAT DlURETiC.
nELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHC,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DICRETIc.
HELMpOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU, va
THE GREAT DiURETIC.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
Biadder, Kidneys,
Gravel, Dropsy.
Organic Weakness.
And all diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See Adv' rtsemeht in another column. Cut It out, and
send FOR the Medicipe at once. .vsss go.
BEWARE or COUvTERFElTI
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NJ O r. &c T. |!

TINUIFnfmeTs and Objects who wh1t toaI ar1 f"''"-
Il ing Tools.
The subscri.-r has no ready dug on his SYN nesr
the ?, .d-r Bridge on the Dayton road two hundred
tons OF coal for sale, at from two 10 80 ana squIet
dollars per load at the bed, where ne VIII ne'eA'e'
keen a eon.,, :, .uppiy The subscriber vii. g.ye 10
honest indus rious man, with asmnH fainyiM4p uo-
derstands digging and selling coal fair wages ana con
stant smpcympnt. and furnish y coniortabte house
and good garden. at very low reSs. 49, 4.
FOR SALE Low fcrscash or approved credit one
anal , ar s hors, BR EAKfNG Pl0W, two good COM
mon pows three ,cbeel boyvoes, cnt two hottbo~er
corn sA,U1rs two second band donbe ied01cnssr onS
mar one also fifteen twenty bushels of sttf-rofs
r.,s Of ,ts best ouaii.y for CASH ONLY. IS
HENRY A. H0SEA.
Ottawa March 10Th. Is63,-2l 3m. u.
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OttaWa free Gra1ef.
Grand Fireman,s Tournament.
N<-c~<<-~ ---.-e~-(.---->l
LOCAL. MATTERS

TOURNAMENT
The firemen of Ottawa have made ar
engagements for grand firemens' totirna-
nient in this city on the 4th of July. A
fund of about one thousand dollars has
been raised to meet the expenses, and the
arrangement Of the whole business placed
in such hands that the highest success
seems guaranteed beyond possibility of
failure. Quite number of fire companies,
We learn, have already signified their pur>
pose to be present, and invitations having
been sent to several hundred, it is believed
the liberal prizes offered in cash, cannot
fail to attract an assemblage Of 6rcmcn
and engines such as never before met on
similar occasion in this State.
The following are the prizes offered:
lsr PnlzE-on first class Engine $3.50 90
% " 1900
% 100 90
A Sweep Stake Prize of $50. to be play
ed for on distance, by any Engines on the
ground which shall not have taken any Of
the foregoing prizes.
The usual arrangement for half fare
tickets on the railroads, and for entertain
ing the immense crowd anticipated at our
hotels and public and private houses gene.
rally. are also being made; asd people
abroad whether proposing to come as
firemen or mere spectators can rest assur-
ed that there nothing will be left undone
to secure their comfort and pleasant time
generally on this great occasion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

rcr.umery ana SOIps.
UBlN's Extracts, Cc'ognes. Extracts, Toilet Soaps
p Bsaehed CASTLE Colgate's Honey Soap. Saehets'
Pans, Hand Mirrors, 7saei Powders, &C., &c.
ess E T. GRt6GS.
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'ssuIoIpsN pue sShLU
0ATTWA ACADEMY.

M z Offer all the advantages Of G.st class Semi.
w nary Rare chan e Tor Practical book R..uipp
Ancient, Modern, and Higher English languages p IL
asophy Chemistry surveying, Drawing Painting. and
Music. experienced Teachers. Stud-n.s tak-n Al
any time few board with the prinri;ai "A
evening school for Eritins Book Keeping Arithmetic
Astronomy. &c, from till 10.
A class viii tie formed, and situations found for
Teachers.
Common English, 81 per quarter III weeks3
Primary Department. 80 per QUA, ter.
FIRST Term (1I weeks opened MayI9.
YaIl T~rm "a weeks,) opens Aug. IS.
Winter Term - Dec. \,
Spring 81 Aarch.22.
Cook Glover's Block, Ot,awa. III.
I,-s7 ~. !. ARNOLD. NJ. A., rfinc.pai.
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Spring & Summer Goods.

Spring & Summer Goods.
The presen, price, upon DRY GOODS are .lsose.he,
TOO HIGH
They Must Come Down.
Dry Goods Cheap for the Mi||len,
sTTkh KukEs,
AT WILLIAM REDDICK'S;
No. l, RtddicEs Block, East sid: Of Cour.
House Square
NOTWITHSTANDING the general dispo,itsan to keep
~ them up, the combination is about PLAYED oUr.
The small profit, good value, and quick sale system
and Also in making prices alike to all customers.
whether they are Judges Of goods or bot will be the
motto at REDDIC.i'S.
FRENCH PRINTS d. GINGHAMS,
FRENCH, MERINO, COBOURG AND
ALAPACAS. SHIFTING. SIlEETISG.
LINENS, JACANETS. NULL, aC.
An at the lowest possible prices.
ALEX ANDER KIDS.
Hosiery Gloves Baimorals for Ladies and Misses.
also. asull sortment OF Brsdeys ceiettat-o moor
SkIHTs, for Ladies and Misses, frcm 2oc to ~ 80 pea
skirt
Ladies' AID Misses Hoods, Skating Caps. Nubia. al
son,ag,, Cri,dren's Hoods, Mems Comforts.
Men an Boys Buck and Wool Gloves and Mi,,ens.
WIN ch ne will sell for rs per cent less tlan any
house the city. -..u
1000 les. Wool Yarn, which had. IT. 81 gi,ac.ured
from wool taken from my sheep, which will sell a
Nanufsct0rer's Price,.
Important to Illinois Folupteerai
will sell my yarn to tn. Families c! III vol. IS per
sest less than manufacturers prices.
.yH 4 " IS. ... ).
full assortnen: of sHAwLs. CHENILLE. BIO
CHE, STELLA, PACIFIC I'D HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and FiNGLE Of new and beautiful patterns, for ladies
aud misses
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Which Is unusually full and complete in every dc
partment and comprises all the most popular styles 90
Prints sheetinss. Shirtings, DENNIS, Stripes, CoaIs
Linen and Cotton Table Dsmask, Pillow Case Cotr.,
kussin Diaper, Crash, Canton Flannel, Red and Whit
Ali Wool Flannel, &c, all OF which will be ga
as the same quality can be bought for in the West.
Cloths, Cassiin eres. Doeskins, Sleeps Gray, Sat
Cottonades and Jeans, At low prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies Cloth and Morocco Caters, BUSH.
Calf Shoes, Misses Morocco CATERS a.! Ca. sno..
Mems Cali. Kip and Cow p:ds Boots, frea $3.50
ti5 pair.
GROCERIES,
full and so'nrJete assortment OF sugsys Teas, C.
Zee. Spices, Moiass-s. ana the New Sork Celebrated
xxx Syrup: White Fish Goldfish, aacker-I, Herring,
Smoked ana IN Pickle Dried Appe, and Peaches
We shah rndearor at all times to keep or hand such
OF Drrs, 6 GODS are adapted 10 the season
style. Is Will please the great variety tastes
% our customers CALL AND SEE. Loo.
goods-eIauiue and price th-m-you will be always
politely courteousiy and kindly treated whether you
purchase or not l. our stock j. not large
DESIRE r-meuiisrr that IL be increased with
S-S and Fashionable Gou'is II you give your pat
TOHage. Our Store IS light, airy and pleasant No
goods will be Hsrepresrnted and II at time you
should IMPROPER goods let Know II i'm -dat-iy
and satisfactory a.ustu-nItuilfD- made. All tsat
We ask is thu; you call az sKsyniug my stock, a..
Nc !, LEE PICKS BLOCK.
Ottawa, Apl To- lsSS. EasI Of Court House.
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DRiED APPLES, DIS. for 81;
u DRIED PEACHES, 10 Ds. for $li
Cor sale 81 feb ISL CAMpBELL'S.
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MoxEr Donated TO THE IA SALE c..
SOLDIERS AIp SOCIETY. At the time of the
II. r. Excursion to Chicago, April 23j
1868
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L.. u. IIALBEET.

!Eortiwest Of Court House, corner La Sal
and naGsos .Syeets. o = -
Ottawa, March 2ls,. 1851
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:soLDlE:ss win ind large stock Of Fatigue 5hoe,.
Long Boots &c, &C., at very low rates.
IL fact, Boots and shoes Of Ii kinds, s.yle{ and
sises, at abou. bid rricesf -"
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Boys and Youths:

Boys and Youths Kip (thick) and Calf
Boots,
Boys and Youths Kip and Calf Brogans,
BOYS and Youth $ Kip and Calf Balroral.,
Boys and Youths Kip and Calf Oxford
Ties,
Boys and Youth Calf and Patent Leather
Cong. Boots.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-08-12
5 y r + G. III O +
FRANKLIN PIERCE
AT TIE
CONCORD MEETING,
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY.


Ibe Boston Post says that the Mass
Meeting of Democrats at Concord, New
Hampshire, on Saturday, the glorious an
mVersary of our National Independence,
Vas IN every respect one of the most en-
'nnsastic, cheering and significant gather
igS ever held in the good, staunch old
'FFanlte State. The Democracy gathered
''Om every city town, hamlet III the State,
and whether viewed in point of numbers,
enthusiasm, profound, steady determina-
DOn to stand by the political principles OF
N'e fathers of the country, or the time
and place in which it was held it was a
'AoSt remarkable and memorable assem-
~age But not alone were the free
mountain sides, the busy manufacturing
p'eGncts, the extended agricultural dis
u'c's of the State, the various walks anc
S'Ocations represented, but all New Eng
land, New York, and Indiana and othe
PORTIONS of the country sent up their sons
once again, on the Sabbath day of tn
Da'lon, to baptize their faith, and tax
counsel together in the trial hour of ou
0'untry. 1t was an inspiring and hops
!" sight to thus witness full twenty-fiy
thousand Democrats met for a commo
'nd'noble purpose Concord New Haml
'ni's, New England, the nation itself ma
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-08-12
When this Cruel War is Over

CHARLES SAW Y E r.
Dearest love, do you remember,
When we last did meet,
How you told me that you loved me,
Kneeing at my feet2
Oh! how proud you stood before me,
In your suit of blue,
When YOU vowed to me and country,
Ever to be true.
Chorus Weeping sad and lonely,
Hopes and fears how vain
Vet praying,
When this cruel war is over
Praying that We meet again
When the summer breeze is signing
Mourufuly along;
Nr when autumn leaves are falling,
Sadly breathes the song.
oft in dreams STE thee lying
On the battle plain,
Lonely, wounded, even dying,
Calling but in vain.
CHORUS-Wccping, sad, &c.
II amid the din Of battle,
Molly you should fall,
Far away from those who love you,
None to hear you call
Who would whisper words of comfort,
Who would soothe your pain2
All the many cruel fancies
Ever in my brain.
CHoRUs-Weeping, sad, &c.
But our country called you, darling,
Angels cheer your way;
While our uatiou's sons are fighting,
We can only pray.
SoOIy strike for God and Liberty,
Let all nations see
How We love our starry banner.
Emblem Of the free.
CHoRUs-Weeping, sad, &c.
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