Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-02

81 Coz M HkVEtSs OF TESNEsstS- irkisoNEk o. ~AE
o. come to The heart that Is beating for thee,
By the hope q my freedom. nv bride thou shah be
Cone dear one come bright eyes, lets gAllop sway
Far. far 20 the southwark. on dawn q the day;
proud steed await shee-my bands In the vale
haste thee love- haste. ere the night watches fail
Along ny bold legion together vel ride.
And my galisufs viii honor the cavaliers bride.
o, fear no, tia, Fash where ne rivulet CLEANS,
All still and une onseious the enemy dreams
That cians:-but warrior trying his blade
Their hearts are ofiron, o. be not afraid.
That lght-but .Ae sheen a bright -barre,ea gun.
That murmur-tkey talk Of the deeds have done
Onr chargers are matches, and, bounding along,
Thy beauty shall gladden. the chief ofthe throng
The moons paId beams shineth brightly afar,
And f0ndy doth twinkle our loves happy star:
Then come, dearest. my frightened cline.
where even the water run ripping Ia rybme:
Where the breezes laden with the Odor II oSers,
And beauty and gladness lend wings ia the hovre
when sleeping my seutries shall watch DER the lawn.
And nv siiverv bugie shall wake thee al tawn.
Where the oak throws shade DER the VII muscadine.
Where the mock bird - singing thy love hall b. mine
On thee. In the God, the sun shall not glare
A thy white hand is wreathng thy soft sken hair;
Thy bright eye. shall glance their encouragement sweet
A. nv braves sally forth their coursers fleet,
And returning with captures and spolls, to thy sde
Thy kiss shall reward ne, ny darling, my bride
The lovers Of Southland are tender and true
And brook no denial when passion they sue;
Then come love, away &c the camp Of the free.
The scout 81 the Woodland bends only 10 hees
A ladder Of six from the window Is thrown.
One leap, and thy solder shall hold thee-hs Owl.
Sound the rally. my lads, then away like the deer.
And guard well the bride of your bold cavalier
DISEASES Oh THE EYE AND EAK-The man who
can treat successfully diseases aud affections of
these important and delicate organs, must be re
garded blessing To his fellow man. There
are great many who pretend TO be able 10 do
so; but many OF them are only pretenders. No
man should be allowed to NEEDLE with these or
gans who i not known TO understand his bust
ness.
From evidence in our possession We are satisfied
that DIR Gardner. stopping at the Bates
House in this city, for the purpose OF treating
diseases and aflc .iions OF the eye and ear is all
he Processes To be- and Is man of education.
science, skill in his profession, and Of great ex-
perience in this special department OF the heal
ing art.
We can say to our readers and the public gen
orally. that IN our opinion they rely on him
AMI trust themselves to his care and treatment,
with the utmost confidence. We say this not to
puff the DoctOr-fOr we say IL gratuitOusly, aud
OF our own aceOtd-but for the benefit 0t such
ot our citizens a may b. afflicted with difficulty
o. any kind in their organs 81 sight or hearing.
DR.. Gardner has made the treatment OF diseases
II the eve and a special study for YEAR. j. =
graduate OF the best Eve aud Ear InfiGmares ia
Europe. has had several sesr~ successful prac-
iiee in this country and ia Eag and Is with
- f, gentleman.