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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-04-02
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Ioze At go and LEitaopt -.


Corporal Merrill, in his letter to the
Rochester Express relates the following
romantic story:
I have before stated that some of the
private soldiers, from the upper room, were
employed in Tie officers quarlers-a service
which they gladly aoceped as aGording su-
perior rations. among these was Corporal
Nh, Of New York, young man Of
wealthy parent:ge, of attractive manners,
good intellectual endovments-aud wi,haI
handsome as Apollo"
At the request Of some of his officers he
was occasionally permitted to visit the lower
floor and on one occasion was permitted to
leave the prison on parole for the purpose
of purchasing supplies. While thus passing
through one Of the main thoroughlares,
Nh was accosted by a little girl, who
presented him with boquet at the same
time pointing to a young lady on the oppsite
side Of the street as the donor. The Corporal
acknowledged the gilt with a polite bow, and
proceeded upon his mission. The lady, ap-
parantly fascinated followed him at a distance
to his prison, and as he entered it shs recipro-
Gated his bow, and leisurely walked away.
For some inexplcabIe cauae, the corporal
was not again permitted to go ont, and a
negro-I should have mentioned that quite
a number of servants were in prison-was
dispatched in his stead. The negro had not
proceeded far when he was met by the
young lady referred to, and the sequal to the
was developed in a package with
which he returned to the officers quarters
and delivered to Corporal M-n- It was
found to contain q new suit of clothes, and
upon one garment was pinned small card,
neatly inscribed with the name Of his benelac-
tress-
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Gbt Song Of GBe tlnion,
TBE STAB sPAEaLED BLEEEa.


OIL say, can you see BY the dawn's early light,
What SO proudly We hailed at the twiiight'
last cleaning,
Whose broad stripes and bright stars thro' the
Der tis 9snpsTts we watched, were gallant
" streaming,
And tie rockets red glare, the bombs bursting
in air,
Gave proof through the night That our nag vas
still there
OIL lsay, does the star spsngled banner stfi
wave,
Der ne land Of the free, ana the home of the
brayei
On the shore dimly seen, through the mist Of the
whsrs ths foes hsughty host in dread silence
rsposes,
What IS that, which the breeze o'er the towering
steep,
ft6ally blows, half eonceals, half disclosesf
Now It catches the CLEAN Of the mornings first
beam,
In fun. glory reelected now shines on the stream,
lis the star spangled banner, o, long may it
Der the land Of the free and the hone Of tie
brave.
And where is that band that 50 vsuntRgiy sVyors
= That havoc of war and the battles confusion,
A home and i country should leave Us ne more?
Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps
pollution
No refuge could save the hiEsli-g q slave,
From the terror Of flight Or the gloom Of the
and the star sp,nglsd bsaRer in triumph
doth wave,
Der The Issd of the cree, saa tAe home o.
the brave.
OH thus he it ever. xhea fFeessoa sh-lls,sad
Between their loved home gad wars eesos@-
ton;
Blessed with victory and peace msy the heaven
rescued land,
Praise the power that hstb Hss.se siad preserves
us a nation:
Then CONQUER we must when our cause it i jzst,
And this be our notio-''Ia God = e'sr trlsetr
And the starsfangied banner in tritinIh
shall wave,
Der the land Of the free, and tie home Of tie
brave.
Oliver Wendell Holmes has added another
verse 10 our national ode, the "Star SFsngled
Bunner il is worthy Of that fine produc-
ton Of hr Key, and viii, We trust be per-
msnently Incorporated in it:
When our land is ilunine6 by Ljberty's sRails
II foe from within strike a blow at her glory,
Down, DOM With the traitor ihat eares TO Ge.lis
The nag 4reFsta#s and tl7e page Of her glory!
By the millions unclaimed when our bFthrigilt
was gained,
We wiz keep her bright blszea fs-eveT us-taised!
And The Star spsngled Banner in triumph
shall wave,
while the land ofthe free is tAe hOze oftA.
bTlvel
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-04-02

CovUSDarMs.-A book Of conundrums mas
just been published in London, by Edmund
5yc, Falche-, from which we make the FOL
lowing selection as specimens OF its amusing
power
Why il E kiss like a sermon? It requires
two heads and an application.
Why are teeth like verbs ? They are reg
ular, irregular, and defective.
Was Eve High or Low Church Adam
thousht her Eye-angelieal.
Why is horse the most wretched Of ami
mails? Because it rejoices in wo.
When is man thinner than a shingle,
Ans.-When he is a shaving.
Ifa bear We're to go into a linen draper's
shop, what would he want2 lie would want
muzzlin'
Why is it impossible for a person who HsPs
to believe in the existence Of young ladies?
he takes every Miss for Myth.
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"OR AzT OTHER MAN"

The speaker said:
"ALum-m-ml er-Ciizens:-I have
been called upon ills eysnin to appear before
you for-lor that IS, I have been requested to
appear upon tbc-jhe scoro,j Ills evaail' for
purposes Of cIuc;iatign to you the alI-absor5-
in sul5so' which am now aeitalia' the-tae
certainly have" (Chaar=) 'Ahum-m-ml
but to return to cur sua5eo'; IS I was about
to remark previously. beforehand what's our
country comm to? That's what Id Ike to
know myself Loo}s at The great ccnSrccaje5
circumGez Of this elourioas Union, inst look
att? Does anybody see il? Certainly. that's
lust what's the matter AEum-ln-nI but 10
return TO our sub;cc Look at our great
American eagle. the glorious emblem Of our
iiberty-iust look at me" (Here the speak
er's voice Is Drowned by continued shouting
aad applause) .'lyhat are gong to do with
that ere bird? LooI, at EN- as he Gies from
the cloud-cqppeJ sunmicl, of the Lichcrdee
mountain to the terrific abys cfthe Goshwal-
lean avenue, an sez, in the sweet language
octhe Apostle Paul, in his epistle to the Egyp-
tians, when he said, root hog or die. That's
what's the matter" Enthusiastic cheeTiugs
ALum-m-m! ! but to return to our sub.cc' look
at our-lool, at our-loos at our-thaCs what
I'd like to know Look at our newspapers,
just look at 'em, can't pick up one without
readin' something iuit-lhaf what's Gcmat-
ter. What did see therc?" CWithemPress-
ment) 'Provisions has riz. What's the con-
sequence? ? Coffee an Inolasses had a fight
What's the consequence again ?-lIolasses,
got licked, and coffee had 10 settle on It's own
grounds" applause. .)-''Thats just what,
the matter-or any other man. (Cheers.)
"Ahum-m-m! but to return to our subiec.-
LOOK at our soldiersl just look at EN-! Docs
anybody see EN-? Do they not march forth
to battle in the time of peace, an'--aa'-au'
get shot in the neck? Certainly they do;
that's what's the matter" (Cries Of good y
"Ahum-m-m! but to return to our subiec
Look al our sailorsl look at EN-! Do they
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Splendid HOrsenanship.


A late Loadon paperrslates the following
instance Of fine horemanslip displayed at s
review held at Tiehha upon the occasion Of
the Gfteenlh anniversary Of the establishment
Of the military order Of the Maris Theresa,
when some thirty thousand cavalry were in
.iue:
" 4 little child, in tie front row of the spec
tators, becoming frightened, rushed forward
iust as a squadron Of hussars were chargingat
IulI tilt-swoeping down with maddening We
Iocity, nay, almost on the child Terror par
alysed alike the spectators ard the mother Of
the child, while the lovely and amiable En-
press almost tainted with horror, forthe child's
destruction seemed inevitable. helitte one
was almost under the horses feet-another
instant would have sealedits doom-when a
hussar, without lcssening his speed or loosen
ing his hold, threw himself along his horses
neck, and seizing the child, placed 1t in safety
in front Of his saddle without 80 much as
changing the pace or breaking the alignment
in the least A hundred thousand voices
hailed with pride and joy the deed, while but
two voices could but sob their gratitude-ths
one mothers, the other that Of her sympa-
thizing and beloved Empress. A proud mo-
rloat tiat tmuztHave been for Ike husSar, when
li< Emperor, taking the enameled cross OF
merit, attached it to his breast-a proud mo-
nent alike for the sovereign and the man.
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&I S6Jt5 Of G0oG S;tl1jaq.

TIE GbrAT SrEECH on 1siE Trcv.-An ex-
change says: To Vim. L. Myers, OF TifGn,
Ohio, we are indebted for a phonocsa9hic re
port OF lhst celebrated speech on tie Crisis
the text Of which is by universal consenE, al
lnN-ai 70 L.
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Romantic Incident.

-aI4--1s-AL-I --Al4t-GA4ts
A correspondent Of The Hardin County
Republican gives the following interesting
incident, which occurred during the transit of
the sd regiment to the 'iseat Of war.
At one place along the road where we
stopped to take on coal and water, an inci-
dent occurred which impressed me as worthy
Of notice. From a desolate looking boyeI
slowed away among the rocks quarter Of "a
mile up the hillside came running down to
the train Ike a gazelle, the most perfect
specimen Of mountain maiden innocence and
5esuly II hes ever fallen to the lot of the
undersigned to look upon This specimen
was q yonng girl of about fifteen unsop-
his,icstcd years. She came dancing up to
he train, out Of breath, with hair all adrift,
and exclaiming; hurTah for the soldiers,
hurr.h for the so]d.ers" Our friend, who
Ess sitting near me humming the girl I LETT
behind me, observing her animated and
psir,oj.c style, proruled his head from the
car window and responded in his usual
nost;caI way, bully for You, my gal, you
must like the soldiers You r1ay bet your
lie on that, said she, and she continued,
. 1 only wish was man, or a boy, III bet
I'd 20 to war Well, said Goigbutes 'uhy
don't your daddy and brothers 60. 'They
are all gone she replied, aud I've a DOEiun
20 get on the cars and 60 Part Of the usy
aaya9w. Come along, then, ny E,Oun,aiu
beauty said oue friend, I've a place ia ny
bu.zum left vacant, and you can Just drop Ia,
axe possession and begin davnia' my socas.
zhe started fer the cars, but just as she gob
over shoe-top in trying to cross the gutter.
he Lel lrsng, away went the train with our
Lisconsolate friend, and the sweet bundle
OF woodland patriotism and purity commeuc-
ed r-traciag her steps along the rocky path
on the hillside Our friend, Goitbutes, has
not been ct for duty since, and keeps his
mess awake half the night talking IN his
sleep about the girl he saw at the water-sta-
ton"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-04-02

Tenpesseean on the state Of AHalrz---''I IszsGbc
Dent Like 1t !--IIe GruuBIeth In u g FOOt.NOte."
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Cash, Balance ia Bank, 25,so7 %
Bonds aud Mortgages lbciuy fret lien
Real Estate. worth az least 81, ,S07 200 800 COZ O3
Loans on Stocks payable on demand,
kImarkei vaiue OF secnr sl97 sT9 00 Ia zoo 90
Bank Stock, market valuel 1880 90
value, i0a. .ses 90
BROOKLYN City Water Boads Io25O 90
North Carolina State Bonds market vsll $50 90
Missouri State Bonds market vGluel, ls.OO0 90
Real Estate, No. 4 Wall Street, g., sos a.
Interest due on Ist January, 1857, lof
which s22,2sO y has since been rec'd, a7,7os St
Balance in hands OF Agents and Ia
of 4 ansusission from Agents, or 1st e
January tofvhich S1i c38 13 has since
been rcceivedl. 5000 10
Bills Receivable (for Premiums on In
land Eisksj, as.oss o.
Other Property, Miscellaneous items, $500 90
,Ffemftrns due and uncci.ccted on Polk
- So -ss01a--,, saso Is
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fessl ssssss,.s.nsns. lsts cents per squsre each
e.-ftosl.
sttI~f.etsry srrsnxsnssnf. s44ds rlts tbe~e ~ho
.I,n 20 adxesfise by the year, With The prsezo o.
hanging a pleasure. Yearly aisefiissfs, However,
.4a s. confined strictly 10 tiseir fsEoaf business,
81 iriH IsfBqtsafferft nj
Ad.ertisesnsEts IN the sprsiei nOtiee eoiumn VIII
b charged I've pfice- t,,
nice 4nd hsf
s..lnss- notices published 10 The local columns, "t
A., ttt.. % under will he eharf~d ior ssfh ii@@fuoh
A.. II over ten lines. ten cetit- prf hn... -,
tt,cstieefnents sent in foF 10 spethfi Time. VII
fs,...rt.-i three u1ontiss. unless ordsfed ont- -
- alteration of standing advertisement VII
-, 10 a renewal of the same, unifss otherwise
.sre.t rpsu ~ contract 81,
,,,st.eisg candidates for ofce of every dese zip
,il he ehargedu 90 Tor each name "a the Daily,
.9tss,-, - the la s-d Weekly. aiFapsf7 a.
s.assf.
s.Aar.e. wiii ,e nsie for inserting N h.,..r' -
.ntr,rrs societies o. Assos lations a. i.sl' -.
- eses nsslcc not sxeeetng lines - ee"t" 10
-. : Insertion; over eight lines At tbs rate
Announcing de2ths with funeral no'iee ailtfhe''
81. ~llhout notice. Tree . ,...
g.sle.s of Festivals. rsnics AMI kreasronr Fos'sh
i. ~ ln.,igiduais OF -oeatnue. Or ~ ehu''hR,
= regular prlc,a. -. -
l.ral aiyetu ssaenfs inserted at The exp.nse ..
ttforne.. ordering AMI payment he' % pe "''",',
- si. LEGAL rr,- -sdins bat col ectahe Al TIE u-1At
,a.. puIaisher not aesountaelr ior - aftnaty"i
ef.l advertisements hesoai The an'p4m frefgr' '''
ti-lr publication
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tNI8 FFftfs fo0~~t.
~ p. trFitaig 81 hssf s8.efiof aftei-
fAIf-i litlNt .ftA El.tcillittf. ssrTsl slIfoi =
water If0aI al g. ils. fif r. .i.tf re stf pllahis
DIh if
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Inisful1.eat Fever, ~ Fever sni Ague. Rou.lt.a
1.f,fef. Ctn Power, Dumb Agas, Periodical Hest
Aslll q lluioas litadsshs. And Diliosss ls-
vers. lrteed fcr the whole class Of dis
caets or ignatng In hi.irfy dcrAnEe-
mtut caused By the AalArlae.
Mia-fesil Cclaffio.
Ne are cushiei hero q oicr he oonf1uuny .
remedy which, While n cgrc- ile shove oomylaiuas
with certainty. s fli pViecfiy harmless n an
quantity. sush Esltcdy j. invaluable IA disuicss
where thcff ntiictu2 disorders prevail. Iiis "lcnf
ernsfs ho raissfaaC noson al foytf and Aeue FROM
the system. ana IreYents tie development Of ue
dfcase If taken on The nrtt approach o. rs Ygcflof
iory symptoms. u il not only the best remedy evsf
D., discovered fcr this class oi complaints. bGi AZ.
thc Cheapest The large qrantiy supply faf
dolsr brings a vitap tie reseh - eses l1-iy, raa
81 hllIans GifiIlcis, where 'ttf rNd A4ue pTfssii.
cl,f lsds shciil have u aHs r.s li ffeois ioih ios
c0re ..pl lfetstinH. a eirat sui'eIioiity 81 iL.-
r.fdes atrf .if etltr tfrf Hl.rtaefed lF tie 4i-o
d. aa certain c.irc ot luieimiiteAts il that "a "a
tliia OuiAiae tr mineral, consequently Il lrudt
oss .-tlIna of other Injurious efecta ~hnicr-r
upon l.c cousliu4an. IAesa cured iy II are lta ~
heaishs - 4 they bad nc'er had the diacsse-
raslasfe iss.UD. great variety ~ dter.crs sIi-e
igom ils 1i.ta.lrn, among Which sfe
Teursiria Hasnnslisln, Cc,f, Hseda,hA. Bliai8sss.
TcollasAe, Esieehc, CataIF.ih. Asthma, PaiIi-
Uife, fa.nI D Af .Ciies cf tle Spleen, Hes
t.r.es.fsin o. tte f'er'els .CaIic Paralysis
aaa i,...l.. s,at ol $40 t,esnea.
An II .hith. pHlt 6. killtls irftL osuse. pot o.
Tire ilt.i aui tiii tgies - become periodical 1n
'tCAe t4Ffia iiie f.trn nom ti.e liauH, aL1 srI
ecluaut'r cures thffn Hi Hikr. Il is an lnfaluahf
rroseii.n O. iumi. .fsnis sni pero ~ travelling 40
tensl sfariiy isH. 'uE in thc f1iagot. Districts
taken crrfsiarrT ur ftiif while exposed a. the "a
hcaan, iNlt Hll if eAceied ifom TIE syt,m, aad
osna t0araI t., in sufficient quantity a. rii~n
into .sitrH- iiCure it a. even more valuable -
yr1.tci.oa laaa sure, 9rd ew viii over suner ffs4s
lnf0fnffriI if they avail themselves a. ~. 10
scti.u ihis remedy alnfas.
So FftIaael l3 nn =. 4. ANEk & Co,
ior1l hsssachuseffs
an aur remedies ere iai flla % J. X. crsiSaHAr
y. H. Dos-ftfs. ara - ~ Druggists IN Trrae
Harff
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INSURANCE.

EIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
i is.ata ia th~ Gf,a fnsnrsrcs csmpsrs, .
ua-tfff Crf.ncff'rsf.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS co
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
Capital 1899, 900,

Forward daily from Terre Raute
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lIREE Expresses daily lor Aew
= York. Bostoa Albany. Iana :. CI.s. iar..,.
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etie, Indianapolis Gfcla Castle affhi r'.H if
the Eastern State. and Crretas
TWO Exprcsses daily FOR ChieaFo. ittr'It. ~
waukie aud points Northwest. aIsO
TWO Expresses daily fer <f L0uiE. .4a sI tf
Joseph and points West.
ONE Fxpfrts daily % ard fsin ua1kfiile, Istl.
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lectCl ~ Bills AID Invoices With Gtsfr a.l collect
Sotes, Drsfis, Nils ~ l1chauFe. a.. and uakt
prompt returns when paid. Zach Messenger ~ tie
Company Is furnshed with an Iroa safs foI The gi-
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press.
Rates = low an' ''u a qslcs sshT afy ti5.f
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sSrisr~ viii be mo deviation from the se os
a. ts..r,i-.men,s published IN both baily and
w~slv vii 10 charged the full Daily rates with one
n al e(the weekly rates added.
CHARLES CRUfT. PRoR.
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NV. &. ". FITCH, Ercro<
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he Weekly Express

,usn.hea every Wednesday. stsi. so per aniiu'n.
deNse.
= .on.,sr time than paid tor
..ts. os Advertising iu weekly
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90 os GEAR, IN ad.kfce. ce.....................s5 2.
For tf-e~ raorfts ia atF4nc~. =
Ds4erahie 90 CITY subscribers AZ 10 cert Per ~eek
Single copies. eests.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH:

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lsh.lr~f.a. .s.stfs-
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AIR HOUSE.

THIS NEW AID SPACIOUS
Iof8 h s.E op,n 70 TIE patle. TIE Ifepr.s.
tef iss spared eiii pain1 ntr ~. -t ~ 81 tr-
fleffen ~ fifs Ifaf-' .rff-t. fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
xKvvIIth C0NGREss-secsnd Session.
FRIDAY, January 10.

FRIDAY, January 10.
SENATE After the usual presentation and re-
erence Of abolition and a few other petitions, a. q
the introd uction and reference OF a single bill
Johnson and Polk, Senators from Missouri, froul
the body, came MP on the report from the Jud
ciary COMMITTEES In ib fvor.
After few remarks from MIR. Bayard, In Sc
favor, IL was adopted, without q dissentieH.
(Messu J. and p. now being actively engag, &
in the rebellion
The motion 10 refer the credentials Of a.
Starke, Senator from Oregon, 70 the gudicis
Committee, together with certain letters an
efhdavin charging disloyalty upon that gent
man, 20 inquire whether be 10 entitled 70 be a.
mitted 10 bis seat, next coming up, was debsteH
by Mr.. Sumner In ia favor, and Mr.. Bsya'
against 1t.
House, "A communication was presented frol-
resolution calling for information relative % n
Balls Bluff disaster, stating that an investigs
ton into the affair IL in progress, but that pub
LEGATION OF the facts At the present time would
prove incompatible with the public interest
Mr. Dawes offered q resolution instFuctng the
Committee on Military Affairs TO inc uire whether
any legislation IL necessary 20 secure q decent
place Of burial for the soldiers who die in the
hospitals at Alexandria, and % report by btu or
otherwise. Adopted.
A resolution Of inquiry with regard 10 the num-
Der and qualifications Of Paymasters IN the U. b.
Army was agreed 10
The House resolved itself into COMMITTEES Of the
Whole, (Mr. Campbell In the chair, and took up
the Civil Appropriation bill.
Mr. Mcknight moved a reconsideration Of the
vote by which the appropriation for the Coast
survey was stricken out OF the bill; upon which
prot.scted debate sprung up
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LOCAL NEWS.

NoTrcE.-Afser having for many years printed
the lists Of letters remaining uncaled for In the
post Office of this city, under the law author
ling their publication in the Newspaper having
the largest circulation within the usual delivery
Of the oface,) the proprietor Of the Sta, has at
length felt compelled to decline their further
insertion, because Of the great space they have
come to occupy, and Of the fact thss for months
past he has been forced to lay over on each
occasion, when printing the lists, advertisements
the insertion Of which would have paid at least
double o. much a. lie law allowed him for the
letter list.
In addition to this positive pecuniary loss by
their insertion since those lists have come to be
% large az the New York city letter lists, they
have entirely-on the day on which they were
printed-defeatsd hts purpose Of making the Star
always a ssrspopsr-news being Its well known
speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-11
The INDIAN Herr DocrnR.

The INDIAN HERE DOCTOR,
From Canada will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or ILL.,
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them
No charge for Consultation or Advice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms as have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to the.
Washington Buildings, Pa. apenr., Gboxt 6us
nltaatsS walk from Broton's Hotel
No charge for Consultation. ia lO.2wA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-11
(ADvRRTIsEMKNT.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 IS each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, 50 so
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, 81 so each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of Rubber Goods, including Rub
per Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds in sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices, at H. A. Halls
india Rubber Warehouse, 3Gs Pa. av., between
MINI ana Tentn streets. jan 1-f