, 1863-09-28

vate in Nav York regiment one OF the most touch
Ing narratives OF the that we ever remember to
have met With. The earlier portions Of the letter arc
devoted to description Of hurried march made BIZ
the regiment on the evening preceding the great bat
tie Of Gettysburg; and aftet mentioning halt of an
hour, hlch was allowed and which, indeed. was in
spen ably necessary to the were completely
worn out BY the terrible fassues OF the day march,
the hero writer proceeds as follows:
The werd wss 20 soones giYen than we dropped to
see u @ gtonna where We sto9d nad - We almost
caring little about satafying hunger ana on hoping
he fle EtT fse 5aK At oae %
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seemed TO nc as though oosfon Lad coGe oser N !.
5
uron Us. This exclamation thoroughly awoke ne. and
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san ssll is-sncs It seemed H.oFe IKE bunchss ii
elange of so But sadeaiy Es taned shs7p tof ID
ION the road and found oura:l1es In broken ground
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q Pity yalcs q march: and we had passed through
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they had been conveying the dead to tie newly open
s g a ssan
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thei9 vie heads ovsE ny poor leg had
1ns5s mss
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ILL., n.Si SI9se 6y H. afte box What vas 4?
sef a9 oDg ri elotnes box Of that oinsm snt ahea
sEe sWays Kept tor burns and acads and cots-a Gox
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n1T 11d w. , 1ot e 1sn The Pa!9 that datraeted
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ready been condemned to ampntation. and that it
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deep natural sleep, such as had not epjoYed for
morning, ana the was shin. Into the ward.
ThenI vas awakened By tha surgeon. and saw in tho
meIts which boded III to my poor frame / was male
70 take some noqr!snment, WHICH tasted as though
tic amputaion iiEe man md soliier. uAo''3o
The dressings were taken Of the limb. why, how
much pain a you did yeeterdayS No Doctor, sad
hs s2stse I'D sc e.
creme evidently arrested. Tour absence OF pain Is
Sei9 aseysss ssa sSsi
PEI lse But what Is this taat you
bseV IL s1Tastor answered. The Doctor
frowned. Dy Whcse orcer was int ap7iled. The
nurse 70 be very busy with anoser sueres
y By Thoss order w.s Dalleys Pain Extractor sp-
oreee S q NJ ns' dea- Old Il ho,s. IT, ssid
5saSed sss s;5 i5s S $ssisss s5gisP
maag L
Il a Il
ioE the Bible mother had given me- and how md NJ.
e asd near the had
Visited me g Ees he 1eg On when Inflammation aad
'zSs ef
The Tesai has been that Dalleys Pain E.tractor,z u
rita and It has been Of great pride 10 me to
TX 9 mosF 1s f9f hE
LED r.. btte' na ts
ble me 70 leaye here ln ieE days 1or home;