Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-23
VOICE OF THE ARMY
BY JAMES q. CLARK.

From III. w-.;. where t.- rivers in majesty run,
And the l highlands catch tie last siss Of the sun;
From the where ihr cnes 81. Bethlehem morn:
Prom the SOUTH ~h-r- tie bsuii:al summer is born
From tn. North The iss- ike mirrors unro j,
And tho utumn woods frame them in purple and god,
We eone in the name Of tie Nation, and God,
u crush the la.t viper from LbcTty's sod
Stan. ou, Of cur sunlight. beware q our wrath.
Y. bound. that would riseon the fustives path,
who over your country. destruction would siosf-
An. treasure tne srif- ths: l. aimed At her throat
Co. rsuo- who, -Its the kI.vs,
Reuouu-c-a life with the nobl" snt brave.
Aai, leaving the -a.i=- q freedom ear take
t. The neat Of the ba1Isr4 OF den Of ih. snake
No more shall ih4 North. rith = ca- in her mouth,
Bo- down to the se-f breeding lo-is of;h. South.
No rno,e shall her children from mercy refrain
At the era-k their uhiP the oAuk g their sAais
Our lecious will face the r,d tTss q death,
Aul Ike i-ieI-s melt il the eGrron's hot h-~s;h.
Ere they ask for reFoss that will tsTL.sh iseir isn.
0. peace that Is black with d!,AonoE All shame
Thrice bl.., be the hero who rall.ntly strive.
To shield Wis; the patriots b7G-h; with ther lives,
Bu, cursd be the ruture. th.t f-a.; on the slain.
Then eroak tha; tie mountain birds hsitlsi 10 vain
Aad voe to the leaders, and we 10 their tools
When the lsul shall rerrse- its traitors and fools,
And the children Of Liberty reign in their Pl.oe.
L., their deeds e recounted With hate and di.dnin.
And their names only uentouei With Joiss and Cain,
Who would strike down the truth th., nay lie
ssEes.
0r sell it IN secret n robbers sai knares:
On. raises his hand With = nurdsrous rri,
A, the brother Ebose works were srcepted Of God
One stands on the grave Of hi. boiler days,
And kisses the master h- bssely beiIayS
By the martyrs whose lives the beaoons Of time.
Whose desth made the and the se.oli sublime:
By the graves of trothers. who fell they fought
For the gift which the tlooi Of foreatbers bought
By tn. heavens, ~he-- the world Of eternity rolls
o'e. the armies Of earth With lis armies OF souls.
We swear that our homes shall behold as no more
I'LL tie Land Is REDEEMED, believed with gore
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FOne or our Government officials lust
returned from Peru, Tells US that among The
first and mosl ireQ1ent inquiries made OF hin
there abou, our public men was, whether he
knew or had ever seen the celebrated AmerI-
can Chemist, DR.. ]. c. Aver Of Lowell. HIS
remedies are found IN everv village from the
elevated slopes Of the Andes down to the
coast, and their remarkable cures seem 10
at,ract even more attention there Than IL this
Country. The sentiment Of wonder al their
effects, takes far deeper hold oD half civil
lized ant supersuuous people Than II does
with as where the rationale Of medical prob
lens is so much more generally understood.
No other american has made himself SO
familiarly known TO the masses Of the people
IN foreign countries or excited in them so
lively an interest IN himself as the Doctor
has by his skiful application Of chemical
science 10 the treatment Of disease.
Thai must be dull man who does not feel
some pride of country when he finds among
distant nations that he is already known and
welcome there. through the labors Of our
Statesmen, Merchants and Scholars, whose
renown has become national properly, and
consequently in some measure his own.
Whether Dr.Ayers remedies DO actually cure
more than oIhers or not, they have secured
the reputation OF being Gcd-send 10 those
afflicted With disease, and where great num-
bers in any community believe that they owe
their health and lives 10 ones skill, they are
sure 10 feel an interest in him which will find
when they meet his countrymen.
National Era, Washington, D. T..
~Abraham Scott Wilson, late the