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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
TEAS AND COFFEES,

notwithstanding there hs, been sss, "rius" movement
among ,pecuA,O jobber' and importers to advance the
pnoes In these neeesahes Of life.
AZ the Company have enormous stock Of Teas and
cosss on hlsd they hopes be able TO maintain e
old standard Of prices. and thu, defeat in measure this move
ment Coa.uues Of these articles Of prime necessity will
zee that by patroni,ns this Company hey no. only serve
their own u,ere. bu. Contribute to break down this ut
tempted monopoly.
The Company have leased extensive warehouses 10 the
most central locations. and lifted them up in style Of
ORIENTAL sPLENDoR,
very r anything before known IN this eoun
try II Ia. been the elm Of the Compsny to select localities
that fail all sections Of the metropolis and
surrounding cities The prices being Uniform, customers cen
reject either Of stores mentioned below may best &C
them by examining list ofprice' customers
Of Teas aud CogeeI will tia. they have been PAYING
ENORMOUS PROFITS.
The Company continue to sell q, the following prices:
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 6Oc. sOc, Zoe, SOC. soc., o.
81 10, beet 81 20 per pound.
GREEN TEAS. &c., eoc.. zoe, soc., eoc., 81, 81 10,
bss, 81 Is per pound.
YOUNG HYsoN Soc. toe, Toe, eoc 9oc, 81, al TO-
1
bes, 81 rs per pound I
ooLoNo loo 5oc, eOc, 7oe SOC 9oc bes. 81 per pound
| UNCOLORED JAPAN. 81, 81 10. best 81 rs per pound
MIXED, IOo Soc. Geo. 7oc., &c., Sce best per pound
| IMPfRLlL and GUsrowDER, bss. 81 IS per pound.
These TEAS are chosen for their intrinsic worth keeping
mind health economy and high degree of pleasure IN drink
Ing them. rr
COFFEE ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
J GROUND COFFEE 9oc, &c., asc, best Acc. per pound
Hotels. Saloons, Boarding Hou,ekeerer' and Families who
use large quantities Coffee, economic in tina, article
by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COZ
FEE which We sell tho low price Of 30 cent. per pound
and warranted TO give perfect saii.fsctiOn.
CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM soc. TO 81 PER
POUND
By PURCHASING THEIR TKIs OF THs
GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.,
Nos. 81 and SO yEsEY-sT corner Church.s..,
No. go BROADWAY, corner Blesckerst.
No. SOB ElGHTH-AVE., near Thirty ieventh-L,
No. 205 FULTON-sT., Brooklyn corner Coneotdsl.g
~ Country Clubs Manufacturing Establishments Private
Famle' Hand and Wagon Pedder', &c. &C., ,snd s
orders to Nos 81 aud % ycseys and have them filed at the
above prices. .is, . rs.| -. .tr .0.I.rt IVA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos. IS AND ~ vEsRY-sT,
whe 70 al their Teas sold cargo prices in quantities to
.ui. the country and city trade.
We 10. ue Monthly Price List. All buyers Of Tee shoald
examine before making their purchases. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
TEAS AND COFFEES,

....... |
notwithstanding there has been great ring movement
among ,peeulat0rs joDbe aud importers to advance the
,,iee IN these necessaries OF life. s-l
A, The Company have an enormous stock Of Teas and
Coffee. on hand they hops to be able to maintain their
aid standard Of prices and defeat In measure this move
n.pt Consumers OF these articles OF prime necessity will
see hs, by parorrns hi. Company they not only serve
,ber own in.eres, but contribute to break down this at
tempted monopoly. .l IlG
The Company have leased extensive warehouses In the
m ost central locations and lifted them up 10 ''ye Of
ORIENTAL sPLENDoR,
VERY far uc.sns ANYTHING ever before In this
try II has been the aim Of the Company to select localities
st canno, fail to all actions Of the metropolis and
surrounding cites The prices being uniform customers can
.eec, either of our stores mentioned below may best &c
commodate them By examining our list OF psices customers
Ct Tea, and Coffee. will see that they have been PAYING
ENORMOUS PROFITS.
The Company continue to sell a. the following priceG
ENGLISH BREAKFAST soc, sec, 7cc., sOo., soc, 81,
81 10, best 81 20 per pound. ..a
GREEN TEAS, soc., 6Oc., 'oc., sOc, soc, 81 81 TO-
best 9 IS PER pound.
oil IS per pound.
ooLoNG &C., sOc CO.,, Tcc ece eoc.. best per pound
UNCoLoRED JAPAN, eI SI 10, beat 8 Is per pound
MIXED 40c 50c 6oc, Toc e0c, 9oc best 81 per pound
IMPERIAL and GUNPOwDER, best 81 IS per pound
Thc.e TaAs are chosen for their intrinsic WORTH keeping In
mind health economy aud high deuee Of pleasure In drink
Ing them.
CoFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE, 7oc zoe, $50, best +Oc per pound
Hools Saloons Boarans IiOussksepeu and Families who
use large quantities OF Coffee economic IN tina. article
by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COZ
FEE which sell the low price Of 20 cents per pound
and " srrauled to give perfect satisfaction.
CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM Soc. TO OIL PER
r. d. t... POUND
By PrRcuAsiso THgiR TEAS or rHs
GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.,
No. 81 and 30 vEsEYsT., corner churchs,
No. GAO BROADWAY, corner BeeekersL,
No 5eJ EiGHTHAvE., near Thirtyseventhh,
Nc. 205 FULToN,Sr., Brooklyn, corner Concord't
III Country Clubs Manufacturing Establishments, Private
Families. Hand and Wagon Peddls &e &C., can send their
orders to Nos 81 and % vesey and have them oiled at the
above PRICE. ...4.4I. $3.50
wnoLEsArEpEpARrmEN
OF rns
A GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
s'' MOI. IS AND 81 vEsEY-sr. go d
Where all their Teas are sold cargo prices in quantities to
ssi. the country and city trade.
We i,ue Monthly Price List All buyers Of Tea ahOuld
examine "a before making sbsh purchases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
aeasI ans 9oae,e.s..
NO ADVANCE 3
In Retail Price Of s &
tsr TEAS AND COFFEES.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO..
on due consideration, have come 10 the CONCLUSION
NOT TO ADVANCE THE PRICE
MO ADVANCE
In Retail Price Of
TEAS AND COFFEES,

notwithstanding there has been great ring" movements
among .peculsors jobbes and importers to advance ths
prices in these necesssres Of Dfe. vaal
AZ the Company have IN stock Of Teas snd
Coces on hand they hopes be able TO maintain then
old standard Of prices and thus defeat in measure this move
men Consumers Of these articles Of prime necessity WI
see tina. BY pstrOnlzIns this Company .Ley not only serve
their own interest but contribute to break down 'h AZ
tempted monopoly. ........
Tho Company have leased extensive warehouses in the
mos. central locations sna fitted them up in style Of
ORIENTAL sPLENDOR,
"a, urpassug snytug ever before known in this eoar
I, has been the au, of the Company to select Localities
tbs. cannot fall to all sections Of the metropolis and
surrounding cities The prices being uniform customer csn
,et s,her of our stores mentioned below as may best so
them. By examining List Of prices Customers
of Teas and coases WIN that they have been PAYING
ENORMOUS PROFITS. 800.
Tho Comp.ny continue to sell a. the following prices.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. Soc, &c., 7oc., aec. "c, 81 :
oil TO- best oil 20 Der pound.
81 Is per pound ,f 49,.
yorNs HYsoN scc., &C.,, roc, soc., ecc.. e. 81 10,
best 81 IS per POUND. -r.....,.g. .l
OOLoNO &C., &c., Co., 7oc, soc, &c., best 81 per pound
lrNcOLORED JAPAN 81, 81 10, best 81 70 per pond
stryeD 4oc soc eoc TOc sOc., scc best per pound.
IMPERIAL and GUNPowDER, best 81 70 per pound
hess TsAs are chosen for their intrinsic worth, keeping
f., mind health. economy, and high degree Of pleasure 10
drinking them. .......
!. .CoFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY. a
GROUND COFFEE, 2oc., aQcv &c., best iOc. PER rouna
Hotels, Saloons, Boarding Houseteepers and Families "hs
l.,. ou.n,i,ies Of Coffee economic In that article
- n.,,, oor FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COZ
FEE which we sell at the low price Of % cents per p'unS
,na warranted to give perfec. satisfaction. 49,
CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM See. TO d Pen s 2
POUND ilr.i ....-. IF,
@ BIZ PrscHAnxe rnzfn TEAS OF THs
GREAT AMERICAN TEA Co.
Nos. 81 and SO vEsEY.sT., corner churchst, II
No GAO BROADWAY. corner Bleeeherss, Via.
| No. sos EIGHTHAvE., near Thirty sevensh-st,
No. eos FULToNsT., Broailyp, corner coneofa"'
rcoan.ry Club. Manufacturing Es'sb'isamen rri'sss
E.mie, Hand and Wagon Pedder &c, &C. can send shea
order. to Noe 81 and % veys and have them NED "ts'
above prices. 81. r.srlsa -a.. ... 81
! 81. s WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
| GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, s
| Nos. IS AND 3zyEsEY-sr,
vb.. al their Teas are sold q. cargo prices in Quantities -
,ui, tbs country and city trade.
~. Ian. Monthly Price List. Al buyers Of Tea shoaia
examine /, before making their Purchases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
No ADVANCE
TEAS AND COFFEEs.


eewhstsndiDs there has been great ring" Eevepen
snens specustors jobbes and importers to advance th
prices in these neeessaies Of life.
As the Company have enormous stock Of Teas sn'
CoHees on hand they hopes to be able maintain
tr cd standard of prices and thus defeat in hi
movement, Of these articles Of prime neces
% &C., that by patronzng this Company they not only
bat contribute to bresi dSwn this a;.empte
monopoly.
The Company leased extensive warehouses the
,eeDtral locations. and fitted .hem up IN syle Of
ORIENTAL sPLENDoRs
very far surpss s anything before known nts
Try 1t has been the aim of the Company seec;lOcsie'
shat cannO fall toOnvene ali sections Of the metropolis and
surrounding cities The prices bsin: uniform
seeet either oursores mentioned below may bes,
eonmodate 4len By examining st Of prices,
ss Teas AMI Cosses vail ace that they been PAYING
ENORMOUS PROFITS
The Company continue 10 cell at the following prices
ENGLISH Rsl EAKFasT, BOZ, eOc., zoe, s0c, Co., 81,
81 10, best 81 70 per pound
GREEN TEAS, Soc. 6Ge, 100, Soc SOC. 81 slie best
81 rs per pound
YOUNG HYsO.'. Soc. 6Oc qsc, scc.. 9ec., 81. 81 TO-
best. 81 rs per pouAd .i- m
UNcOLoRED IA PAN, ell 81 10 bs,t 81 Is per POI ID.
MIXED 4Oc &c., &C., 70c., 6oc &C., best 81 per pound.
IMPERIAL and GU. SPowDER, ssst ST. rs per pound
These TEAS are chose, for their intrinsic worth keeping "a
mind health economy, and high aegree OF pleasure IL
drinking them -----
coFFEEs ROAST Cd AND GROUND DAILY
GROUND COFFEE. zoe, sOc. 3se~ bes. loc per pAund
Hotels Saloons Boarding Ousekeepers sd Fsmies Rho
sse large quantities Of Coffee economic in that arte
b. usins our FRENCH BREA KFAsT and DINNER COZ.
ZEE which we sell at the low p rice Of 30 cents per pound
and warranted to give perfect ssi faction.
CONSUMERS CAN SAVE y. ROM SOC TO s1PER
POUND
BIZ PURCHASING rHEIH TEAS or THK
GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO..
Nos 81 and SO vEsEY.sT, corner I'hurch.st. |
No. $40 BROADWAY, corn,r Beeek er-st, 4 a. |
No sos EIGHTHAvE., near Thirty.s yventh-st q 4
No. 205 FULTONsT., Brooklyn cornei COneordst
rY Country Clubs Manufacturing EssbliIl menis Private
saaIss Hand and Wagon Pedders. &C., &C., esn their
srds TO Nos 81 and % vesey aud have them filed al the
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
,lsT fTBh -.f.lr tfF
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. -
n. Nos 80 and 80 yEsEYsT.,
Where all their Teas sold q. cargo price,. in quani. to
suit the country and city trade. OIL 'J q
wsissUe Monthly Price Lst An buyers Of Tes should
ssanine before mailing their rrgehassa 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
0sas ano Goffes.
NO ADVANCE
Az In Retail Price Of 80 o.
TEAS AND coFFEEs.
THE GREAT AMERICAN 1IA W.
., sa. consideration, have come to the conclusion
NOT TO ADVANCE THE PRCE
In Retail Price Of
TEAS AND COFtEhS'

oftheir
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-19


ANDY We like Andy johnson in
proportion as the insane nalisnants hass
him. 4 correspondent from Washington
recently said: ...... r
President johnson. in his procIsmations.
has not wiped out any state constitution or
laws that the United Statas ever recognized;
he has merely elected the rebel usurpers
Of Office. acknowledging nothing that did
not exist previous to the 80 called secession.
Taking up the old state constitution snd
laws as they existed then, be gives the
loyal people an oportunity Of filling the
Offices with loyal men. Slavery fell with
the operations o: the laws of war, and ths
people are duly notified that it cannot DO
resurrected; but the President had i,o
more power to confer the right Of suffrage
on negroes than to prescribe that minors Of
eighteen, or women should vote, contrary
to the old state constitution and laws. tsas
The Chicago Republican in copying the
above with other paragraphs Of tbs same
sort, gives u.terancc to the following
The foregoing is clear and forcibls and
accurate Interpretation Of President John.
sons policy, and as such We commend It 70
the study OF such journalists % have
wrought themselves into the idea that the
President, while declaring his constitutions.
q inability 10 giyo tho ballot to the blacks.
has withheld it from any portion Of tbs
whites.
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Prom The Milwaukee, News.


PreslAent johnson.
Arcceut telegraph dispatch from Washing
ton uentions that Judge Mason, chairman OF
the resident national democratic committee,
has issued an address to the democracy of the
United States, appealing to them to rally to the
support Of President Johnson in bis earnest
endeavor to restore the Union of the cons,itu.
ton. . 2' '@ e.'' A 9.'5 III
The democracy Of the United States are
committed traditionally ~ the advocacy of the
fundamental principles Of the American govern.
ment, and they will support any administra atiou,
state or national, which proves itself true to
those principles, and will oppose any admins.
tratiou, state or national, which proves false to
them.
The measures of President johnson, since
his advent to the presidential chair, have all
tended in one objectionable preservation Of the
Union and the execution Of the laws. Thus
far, therefore. he has fulfilled the pledge he
made upon taking the oath Of Office, to abide
BY the acts and professions of his public life.
So long as he continues in this course, no appeal
to the democracy Of the country for their sup.
port is necessary. They have already rallied
about him a. one man. and Andrew Johnson is
to day more unanimously sustained by the peo.
pie than any other president who has filed the
chair tor the last quarter Of century. Ii the rad.
icais doubt the consistency or propricty Of this
course. We refer them to the fact, that President
johnson was nominated to the Vice Presidency,
by the socalled ''Union" party, as democrat,
that he never profe>sed to be anything else
than democrat, aud that he would not consis.
tently do otherwise than administer the govern
ment in accordance with the principles Of the
democratic party. s y. ~
The case is very well put by Mr.. Wells, the
free state governor Of Louisiana, in recent
speech, where. after declaring that the radical
abolition party has been killed by i,s corruption
and its fanaticism. he says:
"Then to whom are we to look for the heal.
ing OF the national wounds7 Is it not to those
who have taken national conservative grounds,
and who have ever. during this war, advocated
conservative principles-those principles advo
Gated in past years by the old whig party, and
more recently by the conservatives Of the re-.
publican party and Of the democracy. and under
whose benign teachings we have grown and
prospered as a nation.
Our President Andrew johnson, has ever
been conservative democrat. In his hands
are placed the destiny of this nation, and from
him we have nothing to fear, but everything to
hope. l bespeak for bis administration one of
the brightest pages in our history"
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VIZ have not the remotest idea that the piar.
adopted by the President for recognising the
rebellous States will be productive OF anything
more welcome than shame and disaster
Chicago Tribune.
Thus speaks the late "Thunderer" Of Chi
cago. The Journal and Republican. on the
other hand, do not see why Andy johnson,
with tho same advisers as Mr.. Lincoln had !,
should no: be capable Of doing about right
The Tribune followers are tagging good
ways behind law and public opinion just now,
but they hope to catch up in time even If it
costs another revolution. Pitch In, little ones,
and try the pressure on Johnson. -. ....
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.
johnson and Sunner.
A friend At Washington assures US thata
few weeks since an interview took place BE-.
tween President johnson and Senator
Sumner which was substantially as fol.
lows: -as
Good evening, Mr.. President" said Sen.
ator Sumner, last week, upon entering tie
Presidents ,oom in the White House. a
GOOD evening, Mr.. Senator" replied
the President. "Plosse be seated for 4
moment, until I finish letter to an old
friend." rzs-- 7-.. asa.a sts5',
The letter being finished, the President
turned to Mr.. Sumner, when the latter
said: -@ ~ =
e."Mr. President, have cs!!ed UPON you
tor the purpose Of expressing to you ,hs.
views OF our people on the subject of re.
construction"
well, sir" replied the President. .
Mr.. Sumner commenced by saying "Sir,
your North Carolina Proclamation does not
met the appreciation Of the people, and.
they will not submit to have the great re-
suits Of The war thus thrown away" ~ =
What people are you representing, sirg't
asked Ar. johnson. e. - pr. ne .2aaars
The whole Northern people," said Mr..
Sumner. -.r-~ -...,-. >. '..rl,,s,f, ~, -
Il apprehend you will and that you rep,
resent but small portion Of the Northern
people" replied Mr.. johnson. .,-.9'
"Then," said Sumner, I'VE must take
your North Carolina Proclamation AZ IN
indication Of your policy, must we p sa4
YES, sir" replied the President. glr
Then, sir" said Sumner, 'you do not
intend to enfranchise the black man - :.
IL have nothing to do with the subject:
that exclusively belongs to the states. You
certainly would think it an usurpation OF,
my part if | attempted to interfere Ia fx-
ing the qualifications Of electors in Masss-
chusetts." -..s r-- ass.,s a.e5aS - 5Ss
But" replied Sumner, Massachusetts,,
has always been loyal State" ....s..ss sr4
THAT may be-" replied the President.
"but the loyal men of the South have made
untold sacrifices for their Union sentiments,
while Massachusetts has made hundreds Of
millions out Of her loyalty, and it would be-
q poor return for Southern adherence to
the Government, if the latter should, in
violation Of the Constitution, thrust up-
on them local laws in opposition to their
wishes" . .--r..,...., 49,.
At this reply Of the President, Mr.. Sum-
ner b came impatient and irritable, and re-.
joined by saying, II am sorry to see you
ev:nciag so little sympathy with that tls-
ment that placed you in power" .. -.eas
At this the color flashed to the Pres.
idents face, and he added, emphsticaliy,
"You and might as we'll understand each
other now as at any othsI time. You are
aware, sir, have no respect for secession:
ist; but, as much as despise them. I stils
hare greater detsstation and contempt for
a fdnatic!'
Good evening"" said Sumner, and be lef.
in huff.-Ez,
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THE TELEcaAPA.-Not long since graduate
from one OF our Eastern theological schools
was called to the pastoral charge Of q church in
the Southwest. When he was about to start
for his new parish he was unexpectedly detain.
ed By the incapacity Of tbs Presbytcry 70 ordsin
him. In order to explain his non.arrival at the
appointed time. he sent the following telegram
70 the deaoons Of the church: "Presbytery
lacked quorum to ordsin.' In ths course Of
its journey the message got strangely nstamor-
phosed. and reached the sstonished descons in
this shape: "Prcsbytery tackled . worm on to
ADAM The sober church officers were great.
y disoo,nposed and lnystihed. bat concluded Il
was the ministerS facetioas way Of announcing
that he had got married, and accordingly pro-
ceeded to provide lodgings for too instead OF
one!
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Advertising.

Advertising. .... ....-. .-.... -.
A new and effective method Of adyertis.
ing wsuld at any time be worth Eve thous-
and dollars to the inventor, II he chose to
ask that sum. There are at least . score
of eDterprising firms in this city always on
the Qui oirs for any thing unique and clever
in that line. The venders Of patent ar
ticles are particularly wide awake on this
subject, and well they may be, for the sue
cess OF their preparations, whatever may
be their intrinsic merits, depends mainly
upon the style in which their propcrtie,
are set forth. Our curb stones, the pave.
ments upon which we va k, our walls and
fences, and even the Everlasting rocks"--
the law against defacing natural objects TO :
the contrary notwithstanding-are ell
made the media Of communicating infcr-
nation that "he who runs may read.n--
Then there arc the perambulatory adver.-
tisements, bpedal and on wheels, and the
sybilline leaves scattered in hotels and de-.
livered to way.arers willing to receive them
At street corners. But, after oil, these
modes Of advertising are mere acccssorics.
The grand channel If publicity is the
newspaper, and it is more than probable
that the cash expended ON outside
vested in the business columns ofthe press.
In fact, the open air system Of putting is
"plsyed out" People are sick Of flaming
poster and painted bluffs; OF chalked fences
and curbstone plasters; Of cabslistic words
paraded through the streets by men in
buckram, and of fash sentences in many
colored type, published by horse and van.
The majority turn from them in disgust,
mutterins, "Humbugr' II is the well.
worded advertisement in the family nees-
paper that tells. One Of the most expert
enced and successful advertisers in this cit,
assured US only the other day that ne re-
garded all the money he had spent In ad-
vertsns outside of the daily and weekly
journals as SO much capital missapplied.
Not because he had derived no benefit from
it, but because that benefit would, in hia
opinion, have been more than doubled, had
the amount been paid to newspapers in.
stead Of rock painters, fence.chalkers aud
the like. New styles II newspaper adves-
tising appear almost as regularly 10 the
fashions-essays, epigrams, proverbs, rid
dies, witty stories, anecdotes, dramatic
dialogues, s,smysterious prophecies, neat ap-
plicatlons Of extracts from ancient and mo-
dern authors, &C., &c. Some of these
display talent and even genius, and we
may hint, sub rosa. that literary men Of
note not unfrequently contribute TO tho
advertising department Of the press. This
sort Of writing is muniicently remunerated
when we'll done, and, 81 neither author nor
advertiser is likely to tell tales out Of school,
the former has no fear Of compromising his
literary reputation by using his pen in the
service Of business enterprise. lf the At
lantic Monthly and Harper's Magazine
we're as liberal as the patent medicine men,
they would probably contain large num-
Der Of first class articles. Some Of the very
best conundrums Of the day hare recently
appeared in the form of advertisements
". ~ Erck6a0c.
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.- .rfrH. For the Times.
THE UNION Is RESTORED.
n EAfH ArD

n EArH Arlo. =,
Peace at last! and our old Onion s&nc. 4
p..n '' ano ~ .'na'ea'eo ~ Pun, - 81 si5
Yet its rightful place doth all.
Ger full many q field Of battle @.
n Has the crimson torrent poured; .,,.,
But at last our cause has triumphed,
And the Union is rcstorcdi 30
Beautcous emblem Of our Nstionl -. r
Ger our land from side to side
Wave thy dazzling, brilliant colors-
3a Thcu-the Unions boasted pride. -s
OFT upon the field of battle,
Cheered by many a rousing word.
We have borne thee on in triumph;
@ And the Union II restoredi .... .s.
Freedoms nag! the hand that held thee
High above the reeking sod, '.. 49,. --r
Guarding well thy treasured honor, -.st.
Was the saving hand Of God.
Ours 10 United Nation
No torn wreck to be deplored- :.-
a For the cause of Right has triumphsd, e.
And the Union 10 restored!
Blessed Peace! its light 10 breaking
~ Der each torn, war broken state; ..
And its reign lie joyfully welcomed
Welcomed tho it come 90 late!
And the smile of Peace shall brighten
Where so lately cleaned the sword;
For success has crowned our efforts.
And the Union 10 restorsdl
JrLY ArH, 1885, s.it