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SECRBT DISEASES SECRET DISEAsRBi
- sAMARETAs,s sAMARETAS,s SiEFi GiEFii
Yrm MOST CERTAIN CURE EVER USED.
GoSoRRHTA, GA GSLEEr. STRUCTURES, &c.
Contains no nos ninerai, no balssm, no Mercury,
Only ten Plls to be taken 20 eject cure. ..- =,
twenty hours" Prepared by graduate OF the
vsrsy Of Pennsylvania one OF he most eminent DOOtOrs
and ChemistS Of the present Gay.
40 SxrosrRE, NO TROUBLE, NO cHASGR WHATEVER.
have been pursed with Balsam oopAva, or AorearJ, q
BANARTTANs GIFT.
Sent by man In plain envelope A
Price, male packages, 81 Females, s.
BLOOD DLooDI BLooDut BLooDuu
sCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS, rErrERs
SYPHILIS or vESERElL ai hGl'ii DISEASES, Sc, DO.
ROOT AND HERE JUICES
Is offered the public apostye euro,
sYPggLs oo OF yESEiKEMAL "a Disc DLSEAsEs.the sAMA-
certain and sheetual remedy ever prescrbed breaches
ana staueaes every psrucs 81 the yeaessi poison 90
this purifying remedy and be healed and do not transmit
% your posterity that which you repent in aer
DO EoT DESPAIR
RTXS x ROOT and HERE JUICES vii remove eSsey
ysstRe Of impurities from me system, as well as all toe
bad edeeis OF mercury.
In many anectons with which numbers OF Females
suGor, the ROOT AND herb JUICES are most happily
adapted, in liberated Uterus In LeucorrhRa, In bearing
down Failing Of the Womb Debility, and for all complaints
Sont by express Price 81 bottle or bottles for sS
SAMARlTAE'S WASH
Il, IN Of syphilis, used In connection with the Root
and Herb Juices Fail directions. Price 2A cents,
The efficacy Of these remedies Ia alike ACKNOWLEDGED by
physicians and patents. They used In the United
States Hospitals, thus rest0ra health to many Oftou
| brave soldiers.
From the Baltimore "Sun -
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE
BAMARIrAF'S REMEDIES
"posr HOSPITAL, FORT MARSHALL,
baltimore, Md, February 20, 1854, (
"I hn-f raat satisfaction in stating that have nsed
The sn" IAN Remedies Or yenereal Disease In iSs
most .lyy forms; that have used thom with Juds
ment, dr,Ietion, and properly and have found them
respond 10 my anc pations promptly and enecLualy.
Knowing their composition have the fullest cOnhd enGe
IN tier efficacy and as sar my OF them extends,
recommend them strongly. -
| "ALFRED c. BOWERS,
| Assistant Surgeon 9th New York Vols"
Lot be understood that these remedies recon-
mended and will positively the diseases for which
| they offered
| Sold by s.C.UPHAM,
| No. Is 3 EIGHTH Street
DESMOND & CO.,
| I0-l2 ws-3m No. 9l5 RACE Street
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II Il prepared IN a highly
concentrated form, tho dose
only being from one 10 two toA-
spOoHfuls tnrea times per day.
tits diuretic and Alternative
m VS. ActiOnj purify ing and
cleansing the blooi, causing
n 70 flow W all It's origin Al
purity and vlgor; thus reno
wing from the system allper-
nlclOua causes WnIeh have M
duceI disease.
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Thoy cure 9uppFss ssd,
Excessive, and Painful den-
situation.
They cure Green Sick
ness ,ChlOrOsis)
They cure Nervous and
Spinal Ahe,t'ons Pains in
the Back and lower parts
Of the Body, HeavinWs,
Fatigue on Slight Exertlon,
palpitatiOn Of the Heart,
LOwnesb Of Spirits, Hyste-
ria, Sick Headache, GidM
ness, Sc, &c. In a word.
by removing the iTregularity,
they remove the cause, and
with II all the ELECTS rat
spring from Il.
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CHRKOKFE PIILsi

= II NUN III IIaIIVT
81 GAR COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEAL1H PRESERYER
CERTAIN AND SAFE.
For the Removal OF OBJ
structlons, and the insur-
auee Of RegulsTity in the
Recurrence u the Monthly
Periods.
They cure or obviate those
Numerous diseases that
sprin g from irrePularity, by
removing tho lEtegulart 2
itaOl.
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nEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
- J. ISAACB N. d. Professor Of the Eye aud Ear
uehs Al diseases spPoaalng 10 the above membors via
ha utmost suocess Testtm aials from The reliable
sources in the city be Al his oae, 5igPIyF
Street. The Medical Faculty invited 10 ACCOMPANY
thoh patton S,ns he has praosce 10 50
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We se1ial the CHERO-
KEE MEDICINES by TX
tIess except tho Cherokee
Pills, these arc sent bT mail,
iTeo OfpOstage), OnTfceipt oi
price, 10 any part o. tho civil
iiEed world, seeurelypaeked,
IN EnCh a manner that no
one through whose hands
they may pass would know
tie contents.
Ladies or gentlemen can
address us In perfect conn d
dcnoo, and we Will 90 fn
cases frankly answer th6r
letters, and give our opinion
OF each individual case. We
prescribe no mine ais.
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Prices Of the Cherokee
Medicines Cherokee RENE
dy, 81 a bottle, VI 3 bottles
for 81 Cherokee Injection
81 a bottle, or 5 bottles Tor
s.. Cherokee Cure, 81 a
bottle, or 3 bottles for 50
DR.. Wright's Elixir, 81 n
bottle, or 3 bottles FOR So.
Cherokee Pills, for females,
81 q box, or q boxes for IS.
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DR. W. R. MERwTN & CO.'S coLUMNR7oR
IL TaE CHEROKEE MEDICINES.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS, BARKs, AND LRAvRs


the great Indian Diuretle
cures Az diseases OF the
urinary organs, such ~ In
cOrtineuce a. tho Urine,
inflammation Of the bladder,
Inflammation of the KID
ncya, Stone In the Bladder,
Structure, Gravel, elect,
0OnOtrho'a, and II espsci-
ally recommended In those
cases q Flsor Aibus (Or
Whites IN femnles) where
an The old nauaeous medl-
efnoa have failed
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DR. J. S. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS.
II Up to this Teri females have been humbuggod by
Pessarss, Abdominal Supporters &c, for the cure Of
Failing of the Womb and general debility which
can only prove palliative II not Injurious None Of Dr.
Roses patients have been usI such Absurdities TheJ
rely his Golden Pulls, and thereby Oh ain perfect
cure by the OF only few boxes. For these com
pan box Is worth hund sed Ab iomDal hupporJers
Price, 90 cents per box sole Agenls DNOTr co. No
232 n. SECOND Street. l0-l-tuths)m
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TyHE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL
= ROAD.-TEN DAILY TRAINS PHILADELPHIA
TO PITTGBURG-356 MILESl
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XXX XXX ness tCllO
Xxx Xxx They Gu
XXX XXX Spinal Al
Xxx XXX the Back
XXX XXX Of the Il
Xxx XXX Fatigue oI
XXX Xxx PalpitatlOr
Xxx Xxx L,OWnesS q
XXX XXX ria, Sick
XXX XIX ness, &c,
by remOyii
thev reno
with Il all
spring frou
Composed or simple veae-
nothing dsieterious TO any NNN
constitution, however deli ENNN
cate, their function being 70 Nm N
substitute strength for weak mn
ness, which, when properly M
used, they never fail 10 do, M
They may be safely used Nm
at any age and at any period, Nm
srcepi during the Grsf three Nm
months, during which the nm
unfailipg nature Of their Rc-
tl0n would lnfRlllbly PRH-
VBsT pregnancy. Prices
EEEEEEEEEK dy, 81 a b
BEEEEEEEEE for 81 Cf
EE 81 a bottl
EE s.. Cher
EEEEE bottle, or
EEEEE DR.. Wrigl
EE bottle, or
FE Cherokee
EREEEEREEH Sia box, q
EEEEEEEEEE
In the CHEROKEE MEDI-
cines, the unfortunate wih
nnd cay OF deiiverance
i from suffering and pain. T.
/ day splendid and gl0rions, EEEJ
| phen they shall no logger EEEf
uHer without cessation or EG
repose, either through mer- EE
esnhry quaCks or the ineiii- EEEi
ei,ncy ofnauseouI pTepara- EEEl
! usns. "
me "ChoTok 60 Medicines" EE
| accomplish their ransom EEEl
their emancipation. An lEEi
emancipation so great,so ad-
miTAble, and so prohac OF
nniyersal good. These medi-
cines win prove. IN any and
every case, faithful and
neysr-iailng friends IN the We sen !
time Of neud. h.E NJ ~
PILLS, thcs
REEEEEEEEE nee ofpos
EEEEEEEEEE price, 10 q
EE liEed worl
ne In snch a
| FEEEE one throi
| EEEEE they may
EE the sonteJ
FL Ladies
EEEEEEEEEE address u
EELLEEEl-EE dcnec, al
cases ffa
letters, J
The CHEROFEE MEDI- OF each In
| CIRFS are sold Uy an enter prescribe
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WRsT oHEsTER AND PHLADELPHA

Leave PHILADELPHIA at 20 A. n. and 2'3O NJ.
Leave west Chester at A NJ. and i30 r. NJ.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at A N. and 40 P. NJ,
and West Chester at 7t5 A. NJ. and AS p. oonnsg
with trains on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Contra
Railroad for Oxford and intermediate points.
jRi-p HENRY WOOD, General Superintendent.
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Tho Ticket onioe Of tho PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD Is located at the New Passenger Depot
of the Company, THlRfIErH and MARKET streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
on and after MONDAY October 0l, 1864, trains wH
leaye phiadelphia as follOws:-
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PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave tho Company's Depot at THIRTEENTH ana
CALLOWHILL suoSts. Philadelphia, at the following
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N ths,
be desig-
reNas west
state the rate
ey win transpor
nne 10 hoVember,
i1T win not exceed
S,OeO,O00 pounds Or
Route No, 3.
for tho trahspOrta-
shingles, or any
IS wen as theL
nd be accom-
'ollas,signed
Ng that, In
in the
az
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Shelf & Heavy Hardware

Consisting in part Of - To H.YsEID'S- Nortfsc and
Rim Lock- sTd tatcnes. the IN the market; EP
TIStOII7S' ami - IA MIS- celebrated Axes Kan
died and without handles; HUMPS ma HUD WIS
end DE NIST'S Hsi.hrts. Hammers Hand Az,
Picks, he; sra R IF Afh>J EIHEU-ET ~
saws; AHBS'. EO>SLIAD 'S and LJPEyNTy IRIS
bpsd.s Shovel. q ain Scoops. Esy Kn,yrs pitch
Forks. Well snd Cisi-rH Pumps. Chain PuEps sleigh
Csw, SLsep. Dinner and Tea Bells Sleigh Snues D.,
eos &c &c, ALI OF ~hich q superior qu-i!t.
sns which are so . A. GREAT BA RGAIy.S. All they
ask ca, IRE he public ard hey eau rive
ssiisf&uiitn n <GiLlI ! d ND PRICE
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AEiay; OF ife npn-Te>idcace Of all Of the above
named D"f-udauts. except Rawlry + Dent, having
been Sled in TIE Office ONE C..l, fthe Coun Court
Of sad County, notice j. hereby gwen, ." the SAID De-
iendrn :. Susarnai A iels. fev on Daniels. Nancy
Daniels John T.. Dau-ls. Et - Daniels, J. X nan-
i-Js. and george Daniels that sad complain nj fl-t
his petition ~ said Court the calcrry side there.
OF in day 81 rch l,ji and tiet summers is-u ed
ag"ii-t you elprunbe accOrdi- 70 law the q st
Monday III Jiue 1874 SOW. ut,asa ~-- tie above
lam. "a - shall psrsoI.a'Y be aud appear Ia :
~ '' -Oun'y Gear; C! .-- ancaty ~ l.. ~: aud
-sate o. Illinois, on the lot OF rle next term,
thereof - h- iagc "a Tie Iuri Iuse 10. ottawa, in
sHir County, she Er-s sion lay IL jur,' rrzt d
plea, answer OF Iesnas ~ s4i1 g--on, tue s,IR-. ard
'nv MASTERS ant hugs therein paved or, will be
!akrR a. confessed, aud decree entered gains y0v
accordingly.
Dat~d March IS lsG!-
< W RAYMOND, CLUE.
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~. ~ NJ MY. DFCF.-pD
TINE Cnd.r,lgurd having ben spaited isrini,~.-
tor ~ The Estate Of "A Esiiry lat. of the
e'u.'y Of "a Sale aid ctate .: Illinois, .-cease =,
h-''i' notice that Lr Nil spP-ar before .
Coarir C.uTt o: La SaI- G,Guiy. TIL Court Ito
in Ottawa, ~ The Jam Term, The Thitd No.
ia Narcu ,-E., ~ vhi-:t tG.= aI porous E,'T {
alta, against Il E-iat= iot,.-I aud request
TO eud he rUTi,os- O. having t- sane .luUei.
AL = r-rg~ indebted 10 "a ksla's 9-qursIed ia
make Uatusaia'- pas u-..tt the snI- i-avI.
D-,zG til, I'll. dag ~ MAR. =. = /.
PuzBE GAILLi, -fs.yllAlStrcf IL.
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4!E undersigned having been sppuint Ell admin o..
trAlrIx oi'tlr estate - Edgrrl !. Hes lsi. IF
NE county Of L. Sale and State Of Illinois. drc-,S
merely sFr- notice that he will appear before TIE
y curt OF La Isiie county, AZ tAu house
va ~ We hiay term, on the tlsird Npnday q Ny
he1'' a winch i'ac AL rersnn- having ei /,
again't 'ad ksHr" mortified rro-e.;.d 10 Ate, 4
Tor The pITlo>- o. l~yEErtv same ls,ed All prr.crs
indebted TO -ai t>ia'e are requested make in Ne.
sIair pay en- to tfs uni-r-igl-d
nAgrd I.Is get day ~ MAJ 4. .. 1904.
e. kLlZ AEETu HE'S Adininiaraa (o
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superset,ug all others.
TlcT possess ,uc merit Of simplicity aud
ease vi mana cement - Lat fifteen minutes
INSTRUCTION viii enable any one 10 use 'hsin
! 20 successfully The following ale some Of their
/ points ~. l&--..,Lce:
/ al They .avc a Straight Needle and Shuttle,
I @-' winch i, acSuo edged to be tie only true
/ = principle tor perfect Sewing Machine.
! They make the Lock or shuttle Stitch alike
. - both sides. ard for Economy in Thread
. - Strength. Durability, Elasticity and Beauty
- OF Finish, Is superior 10 any other stitch used
| T, They are simple in construction, easily
~ understood, readily adjusted aud kept IN Or
- der without taking apart OF moving Il screw.
The Tension is superior to any other III
- use. unevsnness or Knots IN the thr' ad do
! z cause it to operate with irFegularts.
The T. ed J. Perfect Accurs'e III is opera
- ton. and warranted 10 ;Uu two wears without
| u requiring 10 Jc taken out, cleared or i--
paired.
~ They arc adapted to all kinds OF Sewing,
and are strong and dutsB.e all then parts.
Tins is imyBrtaut for even IgLt WORK " Ill
- soOn cause traI machine Ia operate with
- uncertainty. aud require frequent and ex-
pgu-ivc repairs. The W crd will last lIte-
Ill time and keep III order.
They Stitch Hem, Braid Fell, Cord, Bind
% and Gather without bastIng
They do not break the thread 81 in stitches,
- nor :oru cham Idge on The uuder>Ide f
y cloth. They viii sew over gathers aud
III ing - change OF tension.
4, They use silk Cotton aud Linen Threads
equally well.
q They are the only machine using WsrDs
ParENr THEkAD CONTROLLER. There Is no
-. other aprarnfu, for the couIrol ci the slack
L. thread equal 10 II.
m Every Machine is Warranted.
Families and Manufacturers will tiud tie
IL. most Profitable Machines Tor use owing TO
thor ALWAYS Keeping III repair and working
49,! order. and their sreu, speed and ease OF man
-Geincn,.
IL Forty per cent. more work can be done in a
- years time the Ne.d,' than Oh any
~ other Sewing Macinn-.
WE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES
~ OF ANY AND ALL OTHER MA\UFAC-
~ TUkE TO 10 As LARGE a RANGE OF
, . WORK As CAN EASILY BE DONE ON
- THESE MACHINES.
- All orders communications from
IN; Families, TaiiarS. SeamSlresses, CIothiers
- Harness Makers. &c. IN The country will re-
Isl ccivc prompt attention. \ Descriptive Cir
80 cu'Ur aud Samples "f Work VIII be sent On
- receipt at letter stamp Collections made
= Delivery of Machines. if desired that the
purchaser NERD PAY FOR THEM UNTIL THEY
RECEIVED.
JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. GIT.
OfEsCE 81 W,.1ss.tIT.,. ga,
p. .. Drawer G212. S'EIi{r ILL.
AG1EE- ~ sTE'E T!-Throughout Michigan,
Indnnd. Ilinois, Wisconsin, MINNESOTA, Jo=a, Mis-
souri, Kansas and Nebraska.
:. ZIMMERMAN, IL CENT
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People } Cheap Hardware StoTe'

The ssSsrsignsd. having made large additions to
their stors acsommod ate their increasing trade,
vsuld respectfully ncra the public that they have Just
sddsd to ihsir large sicck OF
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Ef9ai Embellishments.
SEERIFF'.S SALE

Wy VIRTUE OF an Execution issued cot Of tho
Clerks oifice ofihe Circuit Court Of l., S lc rosn.
ty aud ; are OF Illinois, AMI me directed nh.rs,y
I am commanded to make the amount ~ a certain
jui, obtained against William MCOrnitk
Alfred Mccormick, in faver of Edward Drew Of
the lands, '-nemrnts, goods and battles Of the aid
Alfred Mccormick, iave levied he folnwinf pro-
cry. wit: Tie nor least quarter OF the southwest
quarter of section tliitythrre (37 tow ship Thirty
32) three 90 eat, 81 he third principal
meriau also thu soutBe quarter VI the north
quarter Of section thiry-Jir=e, t3}J township
thirty (32 range thre- 90 east Of tie third prin.
cipal ,crd Said properly situated in the coun-
~ Of Ia sale aud State OF Illinois
IN, reiore, according To SAID communal, shall eK
pose sale pGbiic Auction All the rgi., title and in
of the above named Alfred MCornck. in and to
the above d. -c:b-u rop rty, ur1y the 10Th day
April, lsG4 at oclocs NJ the south dooro ths
Court iiOt.s- Ottawa. Ia Sail county. iInoIs.
pat.d Ottawa this y.h day Q April, IsG4.
" x HIi.IiGAS,
LIZ Il LII Ill IN
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Weeds Celebrated Patent

ough trial and wherever Introduced ale rapidly
supe-Set Ding al! others
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u u JEIf z,
JUL.H AJ>t..
HN FLAMING.


:. -PIsyo-4-ssa, a.. be- I.c-'r. :; 10 special
S~..'. ~ 90 BasTd ...r.ls1r- -f Ia Safe Cous-
Y a . li- ,, suitable
.ara.. tar the Jtr'-aud Cua.t ...4 m
T.l- r.. property deere 10 south lava and
sl,n '.r ,Lftrb e. sai n ',-f. 60 t- -'t p-''Ht.
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OTTAWA ACADEMY.
SL1g offer all the advantages OF FirsrC.sss Semi
w nary. Rare chance Tor Practical Book Keeping,
Ancient Modern and iIigs English Language, PhiIosO
ply. Chemistry, Surveying, Drawing, Painting and
Music. Four experienced Teachers. studoa taken
all times, and charged for rest Of the term Certin.
Gates given to Teachers. Apparatus for Experiments
Fall Term, Il weeks, opens August "a
Winter Term, - weeks, opens December Z.
Spring Term, IL wee4s, opens arcL22.
Send for a CIRCULAR
Cook 4 GIover's Block. Rooms ENLARGED
81. A. ARNOLD, Principal.
OTTAWA, august 90, 1863.
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DAINTS, OILS, Gc-A good Stock Of
l. Pains:. Linsesd Oil, Machine and Burning Oh on
hand DON'T believe saySsdy WI, esa o. ssdsrssl
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v u - 7 III u ~
.Hsyig u In .Nlits county,

c.T,TE OF ILLINOIS, IA SALE COUNTY County
- .i,grc HtereoE To JlHe Term, 1901.
JGsrsou r. IIo spn. Admins razor o. the estate OF
] me. " Uani, is ,xr.a 81, u. SJsag nab a Dan
i-l. Pryton p4uIes. Sts y D'-'s a"rf z. ID n,sG,
I,arn Il. Dlpieis, Geci.e Daniels, t'lD. D@nies'
and R4wi-y l. Deu!.
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Bo1K-CAsES,
CTPBOARDS SINKS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FHAdES,
And An endless variety Of FURSITURE, 100 tedious
to mention. The undersigned himself does all his
tou,-v ORR aad viii warrant tie same. Give him a call
nd yourselves whether he don't keep Inc best
Furniture. Eastern well Custom Wcra, CG hsaf..
COEFyE.s of all kinds, ready trimg-d. constantly
on hand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-17

WEST RANDOLPH, MAY 81, 1864.
Dear JournaL-In the list Of casualties in
the An VI. Regiment on the first days bat
tie OF the Wilderness. May 5th, occurs the
name Of Jerome j Chadwick, Randolph, kill
cd. He enlisted at the commencement Of the
rebellion and was with his regiment in every
engagement in which II had a share. IL re-
ENLISTED aud came home TO pay alas his ast
visit He returned promptly to his regiment
at the expiration Of his furlough, and wrote
home enthusiastically OF the campaign soon
TO begin. Ia his last letter to his mother be
writes Z" Look and hope for the best, and
reconcile yourself TO any fate | am indul-
gns the hope OF once more seeing you, and
enjoying the quiet Of peace and happiness. II
] fall ia the coming battle, it will be in a
cause that | would sooner lay down my life
for, than know q its being blighted by the
ruthless hands Of treason and traitors"
Among the wounded of his regiment was
a dear friend Of his. Lieut. Morton of Ran
dolrh. have been permitted to make the
following extracts from Lieut.. Mortons letter
20 Mrs. Chadwick announcing the death Of
her son
You can hardly imagine how much
mourn Jerome's death / know you feel his
loss deeply, and well you may, for he was a
con that mother might well be proud Of
But you must bear the affection the best you
can, Tor we must be expecting the loss OF
sons. brothers and dear friends, in times like
there. Oh, how many fond mothers, dear
sisters and friends have been brought to deep
gtief for the loss Of their dear ones within
the past few days Il was impossible TO
send Jerome's body home. ] did not see him
after he was shot One Of the boys went to
him as soon as be fell, to help him off the
field, aud he looked up and said, let me die
here. and instantly expired. He was buried
on the field by a party who was sent out in
the night to bury the dead. Let one thing
comfort you Jerome wac good boy, Lad nc
enemies and was liked by all his comrades.
am going back to the regiment in few
days. think can stand it, and feel so
lonely here in the hospital. My wound was
slight. There will undoubtedly be many more
OF Us lain in death before the struggle is over
The Lieutenant who went home and was
married this spring-the one to whom gave
my first chance Of visiting home--was NOR
tally wounded, ami such agony as he was in
was with him the day he died. He said
IS on with Angels Ill be marching
We lost half our men in killed and wound
ed, and out Of % officers II we're killed and
wounded. were killed"
Oh, how little we appreciate the nobility
Of these soldier boys
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