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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
Furniture Warer0Oms.
4. il a = 6.
LlKDIA MCDOWELL,

Has ctnsEanily on hand at the old Stand,
Commerce. Street, Smyrna, Del.
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REGALrA JEWELS ETC. ~ 'Ai. ~ ~
ean,d.,, 49,
-c,i, anH, 1919 zoe o.
WROUGHT Ron ROOF FRAMES for Resogss and oaher
ppror,15 -, q, :. !. .yr,,,.,e, =. I. =. =,
latest and moss sznpro we'd modes.
-, seso 2ERs and EX'ABsT-
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsKY.
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYi

CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsKY.
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsRYi
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sres Introduce the article the public and city
and country as the
Paresf DifTusabIe StilnuIant
which has been prepared for medeause
cordial heal,hul and nvgorating the enfeebled
whether by disease. 1t is distilled from the rye
malt nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fu Oil noxious
gradients known be contained the Whisky general USE
completely separated that the abs lutte purity Of this
ticle from any foreign sdniixture is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials the
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia, New
the State Agricultural Society endorsed with their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Of Boston, has testified under oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFIC ATEs
=A Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut
Whisky which ysu u.s. of the
poisonous Fu on which is the character
sc and injurious ingredient of the Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CAMAC.
Analytical Chemists.
New York. Sept 5, 1853.
have analysed sample Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of PHILADELPHIA and having
carefully tested it, pleased that it entirely
from poisonous deieerious substances unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon. Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves heavy
Fu ellis and perfectly pure and unsdulteaied The
flavor of this Whisky derived from the grain used
featuring it, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, N, D., State Assayer,
No. I6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
wholesale Agent,
. 4aM..= #... l16 Walnut street,
je2 ly6W PHILADELPHIA.
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.
In mineral where many ingredients associate
in solution is conceded be how these Ingredients
CHI nically united the other We may, however, in
this case. infer that the writer contains
Carbonic acids silica chloride Of magnesium,
lime chloride of sodium carbonate of Soda seate potass
bcarbonate OF iron, secBte of soda
dum, and probably other combinations.
N0~From the LIST of June line oninibasses will
from the Springs Mandeve leaving the springs o'clock
A. NJ TO meet the morning boat and leaving Vaudeville the
Springs by the return Of the evening boat Fare each
dollar. jy2i I'm
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slap t22 IS
STATE or Lorlsny4

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City OF New btltans,S
BE It rent INFERRED that on the 25h july, 1860 before
the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid, personally appeared THOMAS A, ADAMS Presi
dent OF Mutual Insurance Company of New Or
leans who being duly according to law does deese AMI
say going accounts are Just and true init correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
tEHaS AS A. ADAMS, President
swern to and sub,crb,f before me- the 18Th July, 1861
- d. r. METrHEtI, 2dJ 2.
This Board resolved interest of SlA
PER CENT in all the outstanding certificates of Pref
m 10 the thereof terlegA representatives on and
after the SECOND MONDAYin August proximo.
Also to declare dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT GO per
cent? on the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company FOR the
year ending the h le 1860 for Which certificates will be
Issued on and after the FIRST daE Of October next.
And resolved further that after reservng One Million Of
Dollars of Profits all the outstanding certificates of the
Issue of the year 1851 redeemed ana after the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST prgxiul1 interest thereon to
from AIth ult.
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

Moss, BROTHER q CO..
40 No. 431 aAEKgF STREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
BookselleTsS Sfaft6Hefs and Blank Hack
MANUFACTURERS
ss-Manufacturers Of MASONIC AND ODD FRILowg
REGALIA, JEWELS. etc. te2 I'm
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~. COOPER'S WE'LL, ~.
aEa KINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, ST
Is now Open for the Reception of vis,tors

@E;j KINDS COUNTY MISSISSIPPI, xf@
III N' Soot'i - 'AiAS'is'sAi -, As&zA
Is now Omen for the Reeepton of Visitors
-
~, ..-
or,%o pnrchssea mi eslepra.ea
piace aa Isnd anu the en-
ny H. y ~ olser n ne comfy
e,sns 81 % @ and me
= VI ~ ~ ry teiy upon " mat NO
aee VIZ ne spared 10 hass the en- home ns'1tutios
~! .iose ~ st;rch Oh ngailh Or pleasure =
Of fny casi be obtained ~ all
VIII me bowling Alleys Billiard Tables and Pistol Gallery all
under tue charge Of competent persons.
An excellent lsana has been engaged for the season.
Livery Stable Is attached 10 the Hotel where saddle horses
anu ariilAges may De obtained at All hours
board per month so
board per week SIS
x. W. BENBURY d co.
Cooper's Well, Miss, Jny 3, 1860 iyl4 If
-, :. =, !. 800 --------- -------=-
a. ~ FfADAIs hao LIS LEI, BlIo4 - ne under
A siged successors 70 Mrs Elizabeth Prada formerly
noanee 10 tie nnble ta tis e 100 ~
summer season Attached to tIe boa IL aood ;ard taba
70 md az te bne ,riarg viii iaas ~ ~ "a ~
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pest PRESERVING EVER MADE .

HARTELL'S P PATENT,
With Giuss Covers Alright without Metal
Cement,
The Cover well the Jar being entely Of Glass is free
from all poisonous coffoziGns o! metals.
II easily any other and IL good
from year year without limit.
For sale by HENDERSON & GAINES,
100 Canal street,
Snie iot the
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SUMMER RESORTS.


A. THE ABfTA SPRINGs-NEs, 4. 4. ysst
i.a respectfully to IL, ifehpss Yz
Aahh He public generally that her house e. No " open s-
ior ne reception 81 vstnrx The unryaed elent medicinal
can now be enjoyed PERFECTION the scljs Tor bath
ing nave been greatly increased and improved Her "a be
heretofore, Will be abundgnty supplied and every Ate on
will be paid 10 the comfort Of yads She earnestly ;r ny
her unjrng esertons, 70 give Satisfaction who NAV hnno
he by their patronage Being situated pleasant drivng
distance from the villages OF Coyin6n Mandsyile II sr
dsrs the drives TO tb0-e placcs convene {. - ~
The Ata omnbu. will be in attendance the landing Mt
Covington 10 convey passengers to the springs y
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS j. L. NV p
RIUDELL.
This very remarkable spring Is situated Alia river
parish o. st. Tamnsiny, TIVE miles and sf Of Cow
fagon large volume Of water arises from the earl; with
current. Its found to he 90 degrees
II quite unlike any waters known IN the nsgbborh0od
From Its unusual chemical composition and the large
deep in the earh-beng fact natur artesfan ycIlf
j. l., Il W. r. IaDDELLs
Professors Louisiana University.
there iG Y ganes Of dissolved naerr mp The
abundance -
aInphtt b;lu s3s
-.
SODIUM 23l
Protoxide OF irosf. 2s22
Magnesa' ..,-... a5s
Potossa sulpfnrettea hydrogen, organic matter
ana loss >. Dab
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CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
the requirements Charter the Ores
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY make the fol-
lowing statement, viz
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending s0th Of
June 1860 81 .U6. SIS Sc
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mall consisting letters and newspapers for States
cities OF the German Ansrsn Postal unon and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands,
IL sent from the Post in New York sers weekly.
"A mail the West India Islands will be sent by this
staa
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i OST- on WEDNESDAY, THE 25Tu INST, A NOTE
IL drawn by H. f. DeIuzaia dated June s, 1850, four
tbs date or STU So in favor Of and endorsed by VIM II
Leverich The public hereby cautioned against trading for
the sat payment has stopped. The Under will please
the Discount Clerk Of lhe Mechanics and Traders
Bank. jyN 81
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" VERANbA BUILDING,
sl2 Old No. Camp street between Poeyarre Calope
Seventeenth Annual Session.

The Seventeenth ANIMAL Session of this Institution begins
toe First Monday Of September, 1859.
The plan Of instruction comprises general and extensive Hs
of education 1t offers grea advantages for the ecqutor
Of languages The French daily spoken in The school ana the
Modern Classics arc thoroughly Analyoed,
The location h central aud the apartments SPACIOUS
well ventilated The school provided with choice library
the best musical instruments and complete philosophical
sRtus.
References iruumerable Among ihem the Aiumnes OF
this institution Among the society
Students admitted at any tine during the session.
For further particulars apply in by letter at the
Institution. NJ D. DIAtITRY, A. NJ,
President of tho Board.
New Orleans. August 1859. anSl&Wt
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1870 000 RAILROAD CIlossYTIlGs VAN ~,

IQA AlAA MAtE4ttAI5 NIGBssIIHIs mi
I5U,UUUED-rh New Orleans opeloasas and Great
Ruou Company invite proposals for The delivery Of
l5Gn cfoss1ies ner manh twelve months beginning with
Octne 1870 lS1G81 tics in a The largess quantity will
be wanted the road the west side Of BerGfek
Bay; but proposals will be for the delivery OF poran
Gun0's point Aeads point, Frnnn, Hardngs point, Flu
silieFS, Generates and New Ibera.
Parties bidding will please state what number heg viii un
dett4ke deliver ALL what number per mont and The prices
Of delivery at OF the points mentioned
The ties be sawed from tho best and sonnest heart
swamp cypress six inches thick by twelve
inches wide elved feet long None will be received unless
sawed from timber which has been deadened between the
months of August and February. g-E .
For any portion Of the above not less than 1900 bids under
SEAL addressed President Of the Company, marked Bids
for roses will be received at the ofiee Of ths gomRs
DAY 18th July next The Boa srYing The right OF reject
Ing all or any of the bids
Payments Will be made In cash in the notes of the Com
pay ninety days with Bank Interest the option OF
The Company. G. w. R. BAILEY.
te20 3aw3W Chief Eng 'neer.
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BANK LOUISIANA, Z
New Orleans July % 1860.
n,y~The Hoard of Directors Of this Bank
huse this day declared semann,a dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT also dividend Of FIVE PER CENT; both
payable to The Stockholders and after MONDAY 9TH Of
August next. A. MOkTREul,
jy24 lSt ...& Acting Cashier.
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RRoWN's ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
~ GER is invaluable. Family Medicine this OF
the year preventive md for the Diarhea Dysenery
and many internal diseases. 1t is peculiarly etcacons in
complaints of children, and prescribed the
Medical Faculty Prepared only BY FREDk BROWN. and
for sale at his drug and Chemical Store n E. CORNER OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States,
and .JkD. WRIGHT X CO., New Orleans
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GARDNER SMITH & CO., REAL ESTATE
" AuGTloNEERs AND APPRAISERS, teonisned sue
j. A. Beard Coz will attend sales public
private auction Houses Lots Plantations Slaves
cessions Bank and other stocks Vessels Cargoe Port Way
dens, Damaged Cotton Goods, Furniture etc.
GARDNER SMITH, =
ISAAC 7. HART
BENZ. p. LEEFE,
j. b. KENDRIGK.
New Orleans July q 1850. ivy 3ru
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Young MEN ATTENTION!
La IF I was young as was once, -.
I'd lead ii different life,
I'd save my money and buy farm, y etc.

The moral of the melody Is good one and
should reflected upon. Many young in city both
married SINGLE have ample salaries provide
for their necessities ard something spae, which, indeoS
invested property making small annual ments would
make tel Of their homes with the money
thev would otherwise Squanaer useessly.
The undersigned will take pleasure in assisting dis
posed in the selection Of such properly they require
Owners of property sale will we'll cn the uhaer
signed and leave their houses vacant lots
with terms, r, G. f.ATfING,
j.2l I'm Real Estate Office, No. Bank Place.
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OFFICE PoSTcH ARrRAIs RAILROAD Co,
New Orleans, May 81, 1860. !
-Notice-At "A. a meeting of the Board of Di i-
declared payable the stockholders the legal representa-
tives and after the h OF June the office Of the Company
ruy3l If HENRY WHITTEMORE, SechY.
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-e<s-S-set-
REMOVAL OF DOUGLASITEsl

It was stated at Columbus by those who are
prominent in the Breckenridge movement in
this State, that within thirty days all Office
holders in the State. who favor the election of
Douglas would be removed. The men who
wish to inaugurate this crusade have no po-
litical sagacity and are not nor ever have been
the sincere friends of President Buchanan
Suppose all the ofice-holders in the State
should favor the election of Breckinridge,
what would be the result2 Lincoln would
carry the State by a lage majority. This re-
mark will apply, with equal pertinency, to all
the other free states. Is this the way to pro-
mote the election of Breckinridge? Breck-
inridge has comparatively no strength in the
free States,-not enough to carry single
State, not even Oregon. For the sake of ar
gument, grant that he carries the entire South
and Oregon and he falls short of an election
before the people. This is factso plain that
no one can mistake it. Therefore, men in the
free States who professedly desire his election
can only contribute to that end by voting fol
Douglas, so as to enable him to carry enough
free States to throw it into the House, where
Breckenridge may stand chance of an cleo
ton. If the design, however, is to kill of
both Douglas and Breckenridge at the same
time, nothing will prove so effectual as the
getting up of Breckinridge Tickets in the
Free States. Down this way we do not think
that either the interests of President Buchan
an or Mr.. Breckenridge will be promoted by
the removal of ofice-holders who conceive il
their duty to support Mr.. Douglas Chilicoth.
Adrerttser.
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gent and prepossessing countenance, sunburu-
ed and framed in narrow black whiskers, and
with high, well developed forehead. He
seems more like a gentleman jockey than q
pugilist, and, indeed, his love for horsefe sh
is we'll known. Heenan tells many good
stol of Mr.. Macdonald's little ponies and i'm
mense wagons, and Mr.. Hill has already pur-
chased vero horse for Mr.. Macdonald's driv-
ing. The attachment between Heenan and
Macdonald is very great, and is unce nsciously
displayed whenever they are together, and
when separated they are never tired of sound
ing each others praises. Both seem to be, in
truth, men to inspire and to reciprocate affeo-
ton. -i~ p
8 Soon after Macdonald's appearance, Capt.
James Turner, in brief speech, welcoming
Hkenan and his friend to this country, saying
thot Heenan had reflected dignity and credit
upon the country abroad, and that his endorse
ment was sufficient to make any man loved
here. Heenan insisted upon Macdonald 's an
swering for him., but being told that he must
answer for himself, he said bashfully and with
out rising Il am no speechmaker. Thark you;
it's all very right
yarty were then invited to take ride.
A carriage with four horses was provided for
Heenan, but he declined to ride in such a
carriage, saying that he was too democratic to
want more than two horses. A fine ride of
several miles, call at Mr.. Weeds fine subur-
ban residences, where the party were most
cordially received, and a hasty breakfast at a
country inn wound up the mornings enter
tainment. Heenan and his friends, after q
collation. at Burns, came to this city in the
ten o'clock boat, leaving the Staten Islanders
delighted not only at the eczat of a visit from
SO distinguished parsonage, but also at the
unaffected gentlemanliness and courtesy with
which their attentions were received. He
has received many invitations to repeat his
visit" /"
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NEVER HEARD OF HER.-Yo Young Jonathan
took it into his head one day to get wife,
He accordingly looked around him, and was
not long in striking bargain and settling the
preliminaries. He then applied to clergy
man to perform the ceremony. "But are you
prepared for such an important change in life?''
asked the reverend gentleman. 81 guess I
land just paid for, and own good Yoke Of
steers and keow." every well,o said the
holy man, with long breath and a sober face,
call these worldly things may be very proper
in their place, sure-but have you ever thought
of saIvation?" This was poser, and Jona-
than, musing, repeated d-"Sall Vationi New
er hearn on her. Who in thunder is she?"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-25

REPUBLICANS ON THE SUFFRAGE QUESTION.
When Gholson, Brinkerhoff and the other
Republican Judges of the Supreme Court of
Ohio, decided that Mulatto is s.White
citizen of the United States" Republican poll
ticians undertook to excuse the decision, by
saying that the working of the Constitution
was of such character that they could not
possibly have decided otherwise Democrats
held, and now hold, that the decision was an
outrageous one-was an outrage alike upon
the Constitution and common sense. Prompt
ly after the decision had been made and these
excuses urged by Republicans, Mr.. Parr, a
Democrat of Licking county, introduced into
the House of representatives a Joint Resolu-
tion providing for such an amendment of the
Constitution as would preclude all persons
from voting who have visible admixture of
African blood. The Republicans, having
decided majority, defeated the proposition
At the late Republican State Convention, not
the slightest allusion was made to that decis-
ion in their platform; but Brinkerhof, who
united in making the decision, was renomina-
ted for Supreme Judge. Is their further evil
dence needed to convict the Republican leaders
with being in favor of mulatto suffrage?
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The charleston Platforzn.

The following, in addition to the Cincinnati
Platform, was adopted at Charleston. It was
presented by Mr.. SAMUELs, of Iowa, and On
its adoption occurred the bolt Of the Southsrn
members:
Resolped, That we the Democracy Of the
Union, in convention assembled, hereby declare
our affirmation of the resolutions unanimously
adopted, and declared as platform of rrinoi-
Piles by the Democratic Convention at Cincin-
natl in the year 1856, believing that nemocrat-
ic principles are Interchangeable IN their nature
when applied to the same subject matter; and
We recommended as our only further resolution
the following:
ResolUed, That it is the duty of the United
States to afford ample and complete profession
to all its citizens, at home or abroad, and
whether native or foreign born.
-Resolced, That one of the necessariea Of the
age, in military, commercial, and postal point
of view, is speedy communication between the
Atlantic and Pacific States, and the Democrat
10 party pledge such constitutional enactments
as will insure the construction Of railroad 10
the Pacific coast at the earliest practical Pc
riod.
Resotped, That the Democratic party are IN
favor of the acquisition of the Island Of Cuba,
on such terms as shall be honorable to our
selves and Just to Spain.
Resolved, That the enactment of State Lar.
islatures to defeat the faithful execution of che
Fugitive Slave Law, are hostile in character,
subversive of the Constitution, and revolution
ary in their effect
The following supplementary yesplutioa xas
adopted at Baltimore,
Resoleed, That it ID in accordance with sna
true Interpretation Of the Cincinnati plat
form that during the existence Of territorial
government, the measure Of restriction, what
ever it may be, imposed by Federal ooastitn'
tion on the powers of the territorial legislatIse
over the subject Of domestic relatienss ns sstns
same has been, OF shall hereafter se, ~
determined by the Supreme Court o. tas 80 -
ted States, shall be respected hy Az seq
| zens, and enforced, with proInptsess -. .-
ity, by every branch of the feaers' u''s't'
! ment,
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81 DOUGLAS IN TENNEssEE-Regardin Mr..
DOUGLAS as the national candidate-says the
Memphis AppeaJ-as the man against whom
the Black Republicans will make their main
and most formidable assault, and as the man
who has defeated them against greater odds
than was ever encountered in any contest who
has met their mobs and sent back defiance to
their Kisses; who has been burned in efigy at
every crossroads hamlet by these contemners
of the Constitution, and whose prospect of
again defeating them is better than that of
any living, man in our judgment-we shall
continue to advocate his cause and urge our
friends to his support. as ~ ls-s-
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- A short time AGO fellow manned era

nA- A short time ago fellow named Gran
dali escaped from the Allegheny county, Penn
sylvania Jail, aud wrote back the following
note to his former custodians: "I suppose it
is mystery to some how I got away, and con-
sequently l will give you a brief history of my
departure The modus operandi was thus; /
got out of my cell by ingenuity, ran up stairs
with agility, crawled out of the back window
in secrecy, and down the lightning rod with
rapidity, walked out of the Angelic town with
dignity, and am now baskipg in the sunshine
of pleasure and liberty.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-25

DOUGLAS IN THE EMPIRE SrATE.-The Al
bany Aaas and argus pledges the Empire state
to DOUGLAS by a large majority. 1t says:
"The feeling among the people in favor Of
the nomination of DOUGLAS and the platform
Of non-intervention is enthusiastic. There is
among the masses of this State ground swell
which politicians do Dot yet appreciate, and
which will carry the DOUGLAS craft proudly
into the port of victory.
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4
Rouse, hearts of Freedoms oslg Home
to Dis-uaion's
Dear Liberty beneath her dome
\ Proclaims that dangers nigh;
Come, let your noble shouts ring forth
"a In trumpet voices strong--r.w
eve know ne South We know North, -"
.iOur Unsoa Rtoht or Wrong"
= The Temple our brave fatSer's made, Ss
5ia2 The wonder of the world! -tiSs-
Shall they behold their sons dismayedf .
When Treason's flags unfurled ?
2 Oh lfasver by the glorious stars. 3
- Which on our banners throngi $50
Rouse, sons of three victorious wars, -'@i
For Union, Right or Wrong: fs'"t
Our patriotic fathers shade ags s-p
With WASHINGTON on high, Z"
1 Points to their blood-annointed blades,
And to their children cry a.
<sReuse, Freeman. by your Fathers scars,
On to the rescue throng;
Defend the Unions sacred stars,
The Uaion, Right or Wrong"
Sons Of the Press proclaim its worth
In Telegraphic fires
= Bid Young America stand forth
And emulate their Siresl o--
Wake! Sister States and hand in hand,
Round Freedoms Temple throng;
CoEne, s3rout in one united band, 1az
Our Union, Right or wrong!