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MEDICAL
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HoeTBTTRR's GENERATED
STOMACH BrTTERs.
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of HEALTH. But how ~ you Ask.
We aasweS Wis an easy task.
strengtAen the SfunAcH, and sustain
The NERvxs, the servants Of the brain.
The Livrn keep In active play
And rvo,adte. from day to day.
Each orsas aid, on Natures plan, y
Brace sud felkesh the INNER MAN,
And lfke uAteh, thArs kept In ehias ID
By constant rars, with railroad time,
me sysfem's tone and strength renew,
And thereby ehsss the spirss, too. a..
Howl you inquire, "csn this be done
This Victory DER Disease he wonf'
"HosrErrER's BirTERs," we reply,
Is HEkLrH's SUPREME PRoTEcTioS-Tny
As means OF regcneratiny the disertiercd snd
enfeeblod system, regulating every function Of the
internal organs rcviving the depressed spirits In
vigorating the conritutiou, and prolonging life,
no medicinal preparation, either OF the past or
the present time, has been so completely snd uni.
ve1ally successful A.
HOsTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
Against the vspors foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy sir.
Drink not unmiSed the water found
In prairies, woods, or marshy ground.
II sedentsry toll you ply, 700.
Nature you musi osssf-cr die;
Por when debarred IRON exercise
For ARTIFICIAL aiJ she cries,
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is threatened evil to prsped:
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the unprepdrsd,
Hostetteg's Rittsss nss-tOr note
They are the suREsT AxTIpoTI.
To set at defiance the miasma OF unhealthy soils
the poison OF unwhoisoms wster, the efiuvia OF
crowded work krooms and factories, and the bane-
full influence of sedentary employments, IL IL only
necessary to be forearmed with
hOsTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERs.
Dyspepsis's pangs, that rack and grind
The body, and dspress the mind;
Agues, that IS they 90 and come,
Make life constant martyrdom
Colics and dysenteric pains,
Meath which the strong MAPS vigor wsnes
Bilious complaints, those tedious tlls,
Meier conquered yet By drastic pills.
Dread diarrhes, that cannot he
Cured BY destructive mercury;
Slow constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer day by day;
Nervous prostrstion, nsltal gloom
Hsralds Of madness or the tomb,
For these-though mineral nostrums fail
Means Of relief al least we hail,
HosTErTER's Neutrality-suspicious. sure,
Not to prepsni, alone, but cure.
In dyspepsia, fever and ague, bilious complaints
constitutional and nervous debility, constipation
seasickncas, tpssms, and In all complaints Of Mar
or Woman, proceeding from casual or inherent
weakness oi the body, the one greSt remedy and
restorative 10
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, SECRET DISEASES u
SiIMiRITAES GIFT
SAMiRITANS GIFT
Ihs Most Certais Remedy Eter ussd.
Yes, Positive Cure.
BALsAM COPAVIA AND MERCURY DIS
CARDED.
Only ten Pills 70 be taken to effect . cure
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell mol
any unpleasant taste, and will pot, In any way, in
lure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two W four days and recent case
In "tweGty-fou. hoEr"
No srp0GiH6, no tn IaQe, no ohal9e ,ohafrpsr,
Frice92 Sold BY
S. C. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st AMI Penn. ay,
HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va.
DESMOND d CO.,
'neiy Philadelphia
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HOTELS.

m q E A L B I o N,
% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 2lst and 22d streets
BOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
I. MEALS AT ALL HDuRs.
O- Give US . call.
jeD-ly O. X. GILMAN.
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u. s. REVENUE.

TNITEDSTA REVENUEsTAMP
~ DEPOSITORY.
epLLEcrok's OFFICE Of INTERNAL REvEEuE,
No, t16 Seventh Street,
Between h and y streets,
lh!s oihce haN lug been designsted by the Com
misbloneF OF Internal Revenue AZ the Depository
lor furnishing United States Internal Rcyenue
STAMPS, iull supply oil every Aind and dehomiaa-
tlon will hereafter 10 kept constantly on hand,
The following discount Will be made;
On purchases OF $50, ~ more, per centum,
On purehases Of $tod, or more, per eentum.
On purchases Oi 5000, or more, per centum.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Stamp Dsp0sitsIy and Collector OF
my1 htsrusl Rsvenue for D. Z.
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nOTOMAC wATER-..HAyING

DOT ON AC W 4 7 Z HAVING
been aotited by the Chief Engineer Of the Po-
t0mac Alucduct that, In consequence OF the dry
ness Of the season, the waite Is rapidly decreasing
IN the reservor-- ......
h"'tce ls hereby given that the hydIahis on Penn
sIivAnA avenue, ard In all other places under the
control ri the tUmmlssioner OF Public BuiIlings,
must not ," used except in case OF hre And ear
htsIly rtc"nrm"rd III consumers to be sB careful
~ ins'lh' Il I" wsac tue WAier, lest thcy should
e'eh'hh'i hr "rr'N' ed Of II altog, ther, .!
u, B FRENLH,
'p'L".'Hs".rG Ui Public Buildings.
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MEDICAL.

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DRrsW EEHTn'SaAw qaA !
20, oo, o. isrAllast.s@ gglI LIyl1'
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4; E !. MN .;lI;,i sElN y, w. IS a
); ( .. ! :, Z
1r-2Iss T'rFgalf ,.pT1'' Anid oh ,'nfIhf
.HJoi au .a'" a uLTIhTTj
y, ,sRIAr RBnEDY SoiS.l@mt T. R.Sni.
FOR AHruMArlsM, eosr, NEuRALoiA IUIE'
+ DA0O, sTITf NECK AND JOINTA spRALN1,
I. yRUYsna CUfs, AND woUNDS FILES, y \
I ~ HHApAcHE. AID ALL RHEUMATIC y
|, - o., AND NERVOUS DISORDERS, IE q
I For eli Of which n ID speedy and certain RENE.
dy, end nsver fAils THIS nnineAt u prspsrsA
ffomths rsApssf D. stSphsa sSsst, Of CeinsSk
ieut the famous boneSettsr, and has been used In
his practice, fss AoSs than twenty year, ,wsth th
most astonlshing tusssss. ~ 'I6'7L .sas4 ", y, -
.ls sASsaEkEyIAToR OF Pam, II IL snriva,,d
by Any prep afatisn bsfors tbs public, Of which the
most slrpAasal .sy be sonvinssd By ssasis trtsi!
This Inanent will cure rapidly and radically,
RAsunatie Disorders Of every kind, and, In
shousAnds Of eascs, whore II hsa been used, has
never bees Known to fAlL On 'rs1nslsPa bhH 200,
ROE REEUR4LGIA,it II win ssord inasasss ss,isi
in every ssss, however distressing. D. i.s ., -
II will relieve the worst cases Of HEADACAEfn
hres niantss, SD y wsrrantsd to % H.. Z haLC
rop1g 4cHE, also, vii /. cure lnss.atiy. ',srp
F6g NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GEEERAL Las
sfTuDE, Arising from imprudenoe or excess, this
iAnimenth most happy end unfaiIns remedy
Acting Alrsotiy upon the nervous, tissues, II
u Tfw'TTIT IIb TEoI
FOR PfLES.-As an external remedy, we claim
that ityis the bcst known, and We ehAllenss the
world 10 produce an equal. Evsry victim Of this
disusesing complaint should give II trial, fos u
VIII b-not fail to AFFORD Immediate relief, and in .
minority o. cases, will eset rAdiesi cure. "a ~ y
QUiNsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes
extremely malignant ,apd dangerous, but timely
| application f'thss LAiintnt VIII nsvsf i u
cure.
a 4 y q I b : . / y q ;
sPRAISs sss sonstimss very, obstiaats, nj On
larssnsnt Of the Joints 70 liable 10 occur us,
lected. The worst case may BE- conquered BY this
.Liniment In two or three dsys M sfsau odd
BRUIsDs aCvrs. WOUNDs, S0REs, ULCERS,
URNs. AND ISCALDs, Yield reHdliy to, The won.
srfni healing properties Of DIR. swEET'sINEAL-
LlBLE LlNIMENT, when used according 70 dires-
ions. Also, CHILBLAINS, FROSTED FEET, AND
INSECT sITEs AND sTLkaS. . p-a Il T. r
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TREASURY DEPA ENT,
i OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR.
by satisfactory evidence prssented to the under.
signed, II has been made 10 appear that the First
National Bank OF Washington, In the county OF
duly organized under and according to the require
mcnts of the act of Congress entitled " An Act TO
provide q national currency, secured by pledge
culation and redemption th1reof,p approved Feb
ruary as, 1859, and has conf lcd with all the pro-
before commencing the business of Banking yg q
Now, therefore, !, Hugh MoCIlloob, Comptroller
Of the Currency. do heraby certifs that tho said
Washington and District Of Columbis, 10 author
iIed to commence the business OF Banking under
the set aforeaaid. ..- I...-. H.. -.. r
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
H. ST. and seal Of once this 18th day OF July, 1889
,aIaN no HUGH McCuLLOCH,
jyi1-t2m Comptroller Of the Currency.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

DLOODi BLOODll BLOODlli
ID sOREsi THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAvED
CONDITION OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
.CRoFCL1, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS TETTERG,
SCALES, B0ILS, SYPHILIS OK VE.
ERREAL DISEASES, &c.
SAHARITANS
ROOT AND HERB JUICRS
is offered to the public as a positive cure. Ban
iEbes all impurities Of the blood and brings the
system to healthy action cure those spots, Tet-
ters Scales and Copper Colored Patches.
SYPHILIS OR VENEREiL DISEASES,
The SAMARITAN,S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is the most certain remedy ever prescribed. It re-
moves every particle Of poison.
DO NOT DESPAIR.
Keep ont Of hospitals. H'.e 10 . cure In any
case for s5 Price 81 per bottle six for IS, with
iul directions Sold by
sc. FORD,
Cor Eleventh ct. and PenA. av.
HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va.
DESMOND 4 CO.,
Sly Philadslphis.
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EXPRESSES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA r OFFICE 6ii PENN. Avenue,
r. o.. Washington CITY, d. u.

GREAT EASTERN, NORTiERN, AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERs.
hsrchsndise, Money, ,Jeyyslry, Valuablss,
Notes, Stocks, Bonds Ac., ''
ForwarLed with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections OF the country. This Company
NOkTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
.,.. Its principal oiiices are
H4SHLNGTON, d. O., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
. PHILADELPHLA, BALTIMORE, GIN
j OLNN4TL ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON. u,.
Connections are made At New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the Canadss and the
British proyinees andwith steamship l.pps 20 LIZ.
erpooi southampton, and Havre, and thence by
towns In Great nrltain and on the Continent.
Collection Of Notes, Drafts, and Bills made al all
Asesssiblo psrts OF the United States.
G. Z. DUNN, AgeLt,
sh Warrington, u. q.
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II causes frequent depire, and gives strength 10
urinste, thereby removing Distractions, prevent
ins Ard II sqairS z ns.s,ypi. MIN. z o tSs .Stpg
ofdiseases, and expellins all po''onoss, dtssd snd
iaorn-otd matter, - .. O. ''I" l7a' I9i F..
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the
victims of QukcKs, and who have paid Aeavy fee,
TO be cured In short time, have found they wers
deceived and that the "Poison" has, by the use Of
Powerful Astrapgcptp,' been dried up In the sys.
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SMiTllS, AGO SEVENTH STREET,
~ the best Sni cheapest tIuth,ns House in the
cuy. WA
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INDICATORS #


NEW ETTERS PATENT.
IN Certificate No, ss,s55, May 90, issa.)
INSTANTANEOUS INDIcAToRf
. Tho Advantages OF this Invention are that
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine 10 offered 10 the Public, that will account
tOr ...t D..
,... ALL MONEYS RECEIVED ...
Eor the great benefit Of Chartered C0mpAnies-As
Caty Pass.ng Railroad Cars, Ferry Doats Of the
various Cities, and Foot Passengers over bridges
THIS MACHINE Ia not at the cOntrol OF Conluc.
tors or Gate Keepers-is In no way complicated,
aud ol great strength and durability to further
comment by us on tins saving point ispnneeessary,
1t is an invaluable .I ...s . o.. +.
L-TALE MACHlNEl
Against the too-often practiced
KNOCK-D0WN SYSTEM.
Its general use is Also wherever Moneys arc paid
Tor Admission, such as
THEATRES,
On their different Tiers and all other Public Place.
d Exhibition; Large First.class Hotel Dining
Rooms, (Proprieturs OF which will save q quarter
Of their rents by It's introduction0 Fair Grounds,
Race Courses, Wheel Vehicles, aud last, though
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent Re
turns Of Votes at Elections.
r. Accommodation from those having use
Tor suoh Machines, addressed 10 the Undersigned,
RoWLAND CRoMELIEN,
WILLIAM r, CRISP,
Pxtentees, S03 PenhsylvaniA Avenue.
ugton, May 20. 1863 my2S-dti
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W. d, LEE,
Pastor Of Greene krsh4r Prrshy terian Church.
READ +. D. y. N. SouTHWoRrn's LET-ER
PRoapEcT COTTAGE, GEoRGEr0ws, D. C,i
April 2, 1853.


MesrG LiOsteiisr 4 Smith:
GENTLEMEN: II gives me pleasure to add my
Testimonial to those Of Others In favor of your
excellent preparation. Several years of residence
on the banks of southern river, and Of GlDse au-
plication 10 Literary work, had 80 thoroughly es-
haustrd my nervous sys en- and unde mined my
health, that hSd heCUme a martyr to dispepsis
and ncfruGs headache, recurring at short inter
walls, and deiy yns all known remedies IN the Msteris
Medict. had come 10 the conclusion that no hing
but total .angeo OF residenae and pursuits would
restore my health, when a friend TecGL. me nded
Hostettcr's Bitters. lprocurcd n bottle as al OK
pertinent. 1t required but one bottle to convince
me that h4i iound At last the right combinatio
Ol remedies. The relief 1t AFFORDED me h,s been
complete. It Is now some years since ! first tried
Hostetter's Bters, and It IL but Just to say that
have found the preparation all that II claims to
he, II ~ "a Standard Family Cordial with us, aui
even as stimUlant we like It better than any
thing else but we use Il In all nervous, bilious,
and dyspetic cases, from fever down to toothac &C.
u Whist have now said will lead any dysDeptic or
nervous Invalid 20 nsnre reIedy, lshall have done
some good.
remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours
D. n. ". N
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remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
y. ID. n. N. 500 IN WORTH
READ JOAN W. DRoNAUGHs LETTER
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF YARDsASD DOCKS ,

READ JOAN W. DRoNAUGHs LETTER
NAVY DEp'T, BUREAU OF YARDsAsD DoCHsI
December ~, 1851
AsanS. Hosid!ey S' Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa
GEsTLLMES About iOur years since my stten-
tion was called to your Celebrated stomach BIT
tiers, being at the time perfect martyr to dys-
pepa la, IN all OF ats terrific forms. Indeed had
not Enogn Tor six years An uninterrupted nightis
sleep. commenced the use OF your Btters, TAX
ing hem according TO your directions, except that
the dose Was reduced to onr-hSlf and found my self
much, very much, benehtied by the iifst tottle Le
second relieved me cniirelyj but have ever since
taken dose IN the morning Immediately on ri isinu
hndlhg It to act Hs tonic AMI appetizer OF tho
most ag,eestls character There 10 n REGULARITY
In the effect ui your BitcTs on me which II may be
well to state. u from aGy c,use shall be suffering
ever 60 heuteiy With tue headache n dose of your
BittCrs reiieNes me- IN hitGen minutes, In con ul-
SION, Say wIth oil BILeerity AND truih, 1 would
not he rt'ufEru 10 the state OF health IN which
yuur BttiefB !UUnh Tue, and from which they have
unluestionsulJ relieved me, tor all the money in
tins w0rLi. ,m, With great respect, -
Your Obtdirnt srfyant
JOHN " BRONAuGh Chief Clark
= Prepared by HJsfETrER n SMITH,
Pttsburgh, Pa.
New YORK Oliiee, No as DrOadwsy.
sn12-SAeod
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BLOOD
3 Y L II | l. | q.

helmboli's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIL.LA.
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Perhaps after Aarria0si

USE HELMBOLDs EXTRACT DUOHU
For all Affections and Diseases oi the
.r URINARY ORGANS, ....aa u.r
whether existing in MALE or FEMALE,
From Whatever cause originating, and no matter or
HOW LONG STANDING, ,nr'.t0 > -,
Diseases Of thsss Organs require tAs sild afs u
...r. p''"A'' 4.. .r..ala .fI,alsla
MKMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOH6
is THE GREAT DIURETIC. ,......
AIi II 10 certain to have the desired effect 10 Dis.
esses tor Wish II 10 recommended. u
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

HEL lBOLD'S EO8E VASE,
An excellent Lotion i0r d.seases Of = SyI,hltis Ma
ture, and rs an injection In disease OF the Urinary
Organs, arising from Habits OF Dissipation, used Ia
connection with the Extract Buchu and psrlia,
In such diaeAses as rccOmmen nled II = ~ :
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Addre.. letters for information In aonadenos to

H.T. HELMBOLD, CHEMIsr, sr....
Depot ivi South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
BEWARE OF COUHTERFEITS
ANB UNPRIRCiPLkD DkALERS, who sndsavor
70 dispose OF their own and "other5 articles on
the reputation attained by
, fHELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIORa
HeImbold's Genuine Extract Buohu,
Helmbold's Genuine Extract ssfsAparlIA;
Helnb0Ii's Genuine improved Rose WAsh,
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by all Druygists everywh hero.

Cqt out .hs Aaiysrs,ssssns and sssl 10, u, sAa
Aveo6 takt,sittAA nba sYIosgss. 80
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This 10 an affection of the Blood, and attseks the
SEXUAL ORGANs NlNGs OF THE NOaE.
EARS, THROAT WINDPIPE,
la the form OF ULCERS.
HEABOLDs EXTRjUT StRSAPARLLLA
PGsifes the Blood, AMI 1, GI'.sH .
RSinoyes all scAly erupti0ns OF ths G,stn.
Giving to he Complexion OlsJy apd Hsslhy
Color. W '''''''
II being prepared expressly for this class Of CON-
plants, Its Blood Purifying Propertiss are pre-
tisp Of ssrsaparills. 80 y
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Consoription Notice.
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,
COLUMBIA, s. c.. October I, 1858.

y ALL oversesrs and owners Of plantations
8> to whom certificates Of exemption have
heretofore been granted, under Act Of Con.
Eress, approved October IL. 1869, are hereby
ordered TO report to the Enrolling Ifhcer Of
their respective Districts, to bo enrolled for
service. Also, all persons who have hitherto
been withheld from conscription by reason Of
claiming exemption under the laws OF the
State.
II. Persons liable to enrolment for service
under ths foregoing order will be allowed 10
70 forward - volunteer reersifs Prorided,
They report to the Enrolling Officer Of their
respective Districts, indicating the companies
OF their choice, and go forward BY the 2Gth day
S Oet.6er in.tsnt. All persons so reporting
viii be furnished with certificates by the En-
rolling Officers, stating that they volunteered
and selected their companis. before enrolment.
III. The privilege Of volunteering hereby e1
tended is, under tho orders OF the War Depart
ment. subject to these restrictions, that no one
Of conscript ago. shall volunteer into any conn
pany organized since the 10th day Of April,
1859, nor into any company which may be all
ready full. And the Commandant Of Conscripts
Is required to make requisition for the return
70 the Camp Of Instruction Of every person who
shall 60 forward without 6rst reporting to the
Enrolling Officer OF has District, and for every
ny which 10 already full, or into any company
organized since the 18th day Of April 1852.
". Any oversesr who was employed and
acting ~ such at the date Of April Is, 1869,
and has continued % TO act, but 10 not now ell.
gagged on . plantation which entities his sm-
pioyer to claim the exemption Of such overi
seer, will be permitted to take employment on
any plantation which, under the provisions Of
the Act OF Congress, approved May I, 1869, 10
entitled 70 the exemption OF any oversser; and
on the compliance by his employer with the
provisions Of said Act, such oveseer may be
exempted.
approved May !, 1893, the exemption is au.
thorizcd Of such other persons 'as the Pres.
ident shalt be sa,i,6ed ought to be exempted in
Districts OF county deprived Of white or slsyS
labor necessary for the support Of the populs'
ton remaining at home and OIL account OF jup
ucs, equity aud necessity"
vi. Applications for exemption under IN.
scction rccitcd should 10 addresscd to the Ssc'
retary Of Wa, seitipg forth all the material
facts aud should be sworn to by the applicants
aud verified by the oaths oI at lsast two res.
pectsbls citizens. who arc cognizsnt Of the facts
to which t.sy sfh-m. When 20 verified, they
should be kit with the local Enrolling O6icer
Tor inresti tiSation, Who will forward them
through these headquarters. with his report
on the facta
VII. All applications for information in 70.
Ferencs to exemptions. Or 60 matters pertain.
ng 70 the conscyip,ion. o. 70 the going forward
,f volunteer recruits should DO made to the
ocal Enrolling 0ai.erA
= g. d. MELTON,
Commandant OF Con- nscripts
Lancaster Ledger Psiut.l
Oct. I, 1869. 3s-2t.
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never heard ofa soldier refusing to take
Confederate bills for his wages and
doubt IL thsre 10 An isolated case in he
Confederate States. Poor men are not
scarce in the army anil when they hear
that their families are in n starving con.
dition and without either clothes or shoes
to c''rer their cold aud fsmishing bodies,
what will the result be I Reduced to
desperation, they will Gesert, 90 home
and seek summary vengeance on those
who have withheld provisions from them.
Persons at home may affect not to Ls
l'ere thsse things, hu. the day of reckon.
ing /" fast approaching. can hear it's
mutterings now. l hope Government,
will soon put all men into the field, from
1G to GO wears, indiscrin,ina,ely, and
leave the women at home to take care Of
themselves, which, they could do much
better than with the protection extended
to them 10y those who are ut home
Then speculation would cease, for it's
cause would be remedied Confederate
currency would rise to par, and teser,ions
cease. iours in haste,
TAR KILN BRANCH.
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@When We msvs to the front, "The battles
began!
"Of Florida's sons you slone are here now;
"Let our State have no shaA low af shame
on her brow"
Yet stormed .fefcely still, that tempest of
hell,
Where the mimic ball h.sed aud where
hprtled the ,hell.
=
Too severe was our fire, FOR in sight Of that
fsg,
Not one heart e'er grew weak, nor did one
muscle lag,
"The foe arc in flight! Now on them tue
hq-se!
"let no web stricken blow bring it's given
remorse.,"
And our noble chief said, with voice clear
and loud,
"fou have woa us the battle, our Florid.'s
proud!"
That dag which smiled on us when that
fierce thunder rolled,
That fag has a story, which now shall b..
told !
The women Of "Mariou," the loved one,
we've left,
To furnish that banner ihemsclvs. had be.
reft
OF mantle aud brooch, Of rich comb and Of
ring,
With soft uttered prayers, which to heaven
took wing.
Those folds Of rich crimson, from far dis.
taut Iud,
Had screened beauty. form from the
rough blowing wind
Those breaches from fair bosoms 80 earn.
estiy given.
Which devotion to country, alone, thence
had 1veu;
Those rings from fair hands, 90 soft and
so light,
Which tremIlingiy gave. at the Though. Of
the fight,
by the artisans skill Bound the dag to the
lance,
Made its spear head to sleam and our mot.
to to glsuce,
"God and our rights" 'taws the bravo
Norman old war.cry.
Which the puritan strikcs II, but for which !
We will die;
Our soil gave the Red Day. ft emblem Of
pride.
For the staff whence the sheen Of our ban.
nsr CLEANS " ids
lhs comb, which had held q brides tres.
ses restrained,
70 guard cen its base. in its bright silver
drigned
Then thanks 70 tho loved ones, who pray
for ~ now,
They never need fear least We fail IN our
VOW.
w. rs
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