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Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
c4ohS gwen IN the art Of Pholograpbv
X. NEWELL,
-, ~ I'4.I-I' VI = nj,
124 Arch Street. phlladcIrba
MMENDATjnAC SO

90 arch Street FhIladcl lrha
COMBINATIONS:
rom Hon. LEWIS D. CANrpEII. a. {, Ctia
Ni! lainly and Trends all concur IN ibe ,r,,i.n
,nu' tle lNe"eil Picture Is more life like IbIn 49,
sIr"s 'hey ever saw. Aly likeness has been re,eai
edy taken by different Art,rs II, vorons ar.
nt'tr yet had one Which presents :. lrC /, va
oFt, an lhe features and expressions of countenon,
From Hon. JOY MoRRIs, late Mjnis,ert.I,oIv
ne EXQUISITE finish. beauty and soitness Of tour
poufaiS' coIJnned with their durability Of coor ani
I ui'tSs as hkenes>es cannot iaIl 10 cUmn..S
preclate true art. i' VINO aP'
From Col. JAS. PAGE.
n, n1yinS occasion for porla,t, procured ON. rem
! ri,, nonert Newell, OF the city Of PhIladephla. a
covered ny him. and take great pleasure in ex pressing
s"iISiicuOh gwen Inc, not only by The accur,c1
y. L'e INcheSS nut It's artistic finish in all resprrIs
q MN 10 The patronage Of those disposed
JAS PAGE
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
What viii DR.. fIurd's Remedies
iIlfect ?

Dr. huTd's Mouth Wash ami Tooth Powder w.I
cleahSe The mouth iT"m alt tn'h cAiu,t.,Ipus. and
us+d IN the morning. Will make The hre. f.t ,os,.
sweeler and the day be.n mere nlen.nuitv tIu,,
aleuS OF persons eau testify 10 th!s. Try them gen
DR.. llurIs Mouth Wash and Ta.,h Powder vii.
give young ladies T. al finest t,..., d. &.,r,a,,,
sweet nre1h and peariy 'oeth. II, ..c r. !l,lIcs.
Dr- I"rds Mouth Wash aud rpojh ~. . ,tr are ih.
OeHi preparations III the world crcuti,is BAD BRFAr
aSd giving hrmness and health TO The ms Hun
dFeds 81 'ses pi DI,eI>-.l Bieeding Gums N,u,
gent wash ''''
Dr HugdS Mouth Wash and To,,b Po,, do- o;,o .,
al ii"Ial charm 10 court>h!, and make husbands
more 'gFteIbe to their Wives an4 wives To- lheir nus,
O''uS' 'hrV 'h'n'1 he h>-i iy every person having
|RIIFICLIL TEETH,
"hI'h ''f ii+7'" to impart faint To the mouth.
Df. Hurds .-'h Che Drops cure Toothache
arising TO cV. 81! torNcs and are The best frleuds
That fafens can t7Ye IN the house +, save chill
lea IA , re. ~ themselves from loss OF slern
a"i sy 1:fth"iIr s..i.tHg
= hERs ana n,s""1 <lcs! you cannot Will afford
~ y""l teei s"t lrfng sum YOU can now
yet 'f~ rvriiVes, H. ''' RothscnIi or Asior Gan
e., "1in'ng better. krmembcr that DYSPE PSI A ana
%%ONSC W. ZION Of THE LUNGS often or glnate IA
'"t'ect OF Teeth send for the Treatise on l. ,t ai
rad ir Fitch's observations on this suo erl f. tor
"a 70 arrest decay IN your teeth, save your
chIIdteus teeth
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
u. Hurds Neuralgia Nom Adhesive Plasters
are tae Ia ~ pieasant aud suCccsslni reiu.dtrs
prescribed Tor THIS jnIi,lu. ,.Iser>c 'rhn ,oi,,,
ri'e. one M -oon Comes dr,WSv fii! asIecu 49,,
aN'Nes Tree rnm pam, ana no h,ler Or other u,I.,
S'''' lE H'IHF'phs Consequences eu.ue For Ear,ch.
,9f' 'n' 'ad ache Apply according To dircc'I,.s
a., fs'I.i NlI snrc,y follow. \uf.lIng an BE- o,,i -
- = 49," - -r lIurfs nEprrss iur NcurdRIa I-
va "a" "a re e"lt7Fiy Hrvri curru.4s and Org,
Aai ."iii Ill ~ rni Won ieruy sqcces,fui 'Tnry
are 81 tN1 l+~, "ne snt ir TIE tirr prrcn IA
A.'l tc ., '~r iiFar lon IPPiIcapn 10 the hov Ir,,
- '.- W.. SO mailed on receipt Of price AZ d on,
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
GENUsNaG AEkTgEElEl

OuF super r 7sphlle OF IIlno IS nIf chlnooI ~ -,
character every aeson, hit what II pur orts 10 he
UNIFORM IL +. 1emcal constituents anu uv . : 10 be
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6 6 ~ { II s d Il {,
Gde Der Gturh @lley unb 5Gmltcn Strabe, srii
5bure rbsrbaIb Der 8efcrmirtsn EirGs,
Nnfnta aun.

S6lrs rberbalb Oer Neicrmirten Eirds,
ina auentdun.
Dis itnterssihustsn bntsn loetan Sinsn nIusn unt
itbr aut0e;cihpStgu Scd pcu Q9aartn, lbldIttb fiji
Gle Johrfl;L Cir9it9t. tvsId,ir ne SI8tnwGrti9 ~
@lsipEru fdr cen Srtbdn1 unc Sou,nhr ptrnrtsi'
ten, 6ctihtno ou6 iicm &ICtf wsldlSr urtIttsS 6ad
I'M Mlattt Iu iiucsu mar.
&Ommt une It9Gt etr Ibr IOniiwO tauFt,
uno In mtrla sudb tGlb itsrwuat hnteu, baF It's
bjlr rsu arE9tln 1rib fdt suGr G'ele bstGmmt.
0SSir bn6em 9aIlcS
naR IN Dat @tIhIr siEs GIsitTbauIsS sshErt-sa
riiilduftil gu mt!tsn.
Suntsnartfit chr airitr 0ui StFsans
,rsrtSn stsnfaus nah tsr nmtitsu gNtcI Uuo ttit,r
4duisr rcn uus eIlitftrL ure 0aTaptirt cas- Su fSr
iiIr mas rs psr(duft mtyoIn. S!r9tiGt Etbt lit
Y IN Qrsts 5 Q Z 10 n:p 0u {.
Sin Stonctber.
g5js rdnfAll audi ,uQ'titb @bnsittr t4ra"f 0u'
mtrtam III uGhSn. toB Ns bic &9srtur utn ;p'
| 9Voocbiuisr babsn, uut tSnnsn ft rabsr ;u .Se'
3Cit nit ecu rCuitcn Ictcu pCrftbsn.
GFSil int GlsIinialls A1enttn fir @:te's gu
tynt:W Watmoihncn. w5ldE5 ietCte Wofhine IN G3s
trouh lit. tgjd9!it auf Giufahbsit ncuitSuotat mi
haniiihs Gcuirustjen uub tie 9'NriGaItdteit thrs
Nrtsit. wrsjBI.--9lc. G tcitcn S50-9le. 3, S75-
y SO. 3, $l00-uU6 9!r. 4, ll0.
l 9}eti9b uno Sreini9.
HN;nfaun, aprt 9. 1869. na'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23

Der llntr,sitrrse ;ciat btrrmtt tem publtum
an, bne er bsldnbis uui Sano talt an iciner &ut'
I6eN8otrit In S6nrdspius, 0s6a Garntg, QUE
artrn Sutfbcu, bic sr an ben allernterfrien
YretIsn atIa6tn pirb. OiCir 5atrit teIisbt lGit
pieIen Satren unb bat FG turd feline rauertatie
unb wUblirtIe Grttit sinen sutCn Ruf rrwcrtsn.
Sur tie teIle WatrtaGisn wrrpen tenuBt une 9s'
IGidts arttitr anselrut. So II tmmtr zine 9ro'
ee @rrI6irrGnbst rcr6lbiu, aus psitst man lth
rStlrn fam. g9snn mon iid cine ncue &utI6'
cpsr antsres Gntr,eus teheut, wiro bic SsItsl'
lung prompt nfalt werbn. 8sparatursn werefn
1Snta unp tri9 auSasfutr. gRCtl tn et9en'
ttamc istnsm G'Gl6Slts iept Nufmrtianlfstt wte'
met. unO irine SutrWutSn an Gausrtaltt8fett,
ShSntsit unb Silliefsit fsiusn anpsrn I'm Staat
na6ItStsn, 70 barf or ppn 8sdttwrssn auf etn:n
3uwots ter litsraIn aunbI4aIt retnGn wemit
man tbn tsrcits bsstrte.
D1S tn G d 8 ii hrein ambCrIlirter u.
gent UNI Subrrelrn gu prfauftn unp Sr1euun8'r
rofdr an;unebmsn, fir wrI&s @rtiEcI ID gut is'
ben wsrCe.
Sonatbon Sep.
Gpnl 10, 1861. nQ6V
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
!StiCCssGaU00rCu.
@M.ssW510I1ng9jJya
SueenSWd1re1l.


mfrG9ub tT rstIS STI UNI aus ArtSa
SueCnSpaaren, @t16wGarcn, Stcin~
Daarcn cher Vamptn
IA tsfrmutu.-Stf hGtt nun ben 9rSFttu unc bIits
aufagtrihtn StCd pSn tjtlin WaarCn, her it bier
n Qu,utaun. unr ri,u,hl III ir9tnc etnsm Srt Ucn
,sr nTmtln Gircfe i'm Staat anarbctsn nurcI.-
GSrilbI III nit Scr1'al aus SrdnutatturEn pcn cEm
n6CbltEn Hufs 9snIht nmn ttlttht ous bEtnohe alSn
rsu usuciiIn GnrvUrt,n, StoItt une gottsrn pen
5ran,SRItm Gjclb Sant mO psiben hurtF6ti'
gem GbInd. Gnstcm prrjean unp
Stein.Gtmd,
.cn mtsiulitu Tia 10 rem atmttniitn I'M Sstrouh,
n Sstts unc rEi rEm Stdd.- -fdIcthfGlls GIaemaa7
traarGn rem ImsritdRbtu upo 6ranjStihEn Man'
lfdtturtn Tur
SotslS, SalccnS lnt antersm Gsbrauh,
ccu t,n f,nlitn lnSraphirtsn DStantsrs tts 81 s''
usm 3 Cant SuGrlSg.--GgCufaus
Sttinpaartn NIB grttannta NSadren
ccn i,r,r N'uithiteSub,,t. ir miE 2amrsn rem rctr
rSairdtn gttuCnnuga. rem cEr tlEtnitsn NohtlanpG
IA III Gents, tiS ~ c9n mGllf 9linjeueGn ebane''
!isrf 'dr RErdin, poltn u. ~.
panlrtn rrn ausu grttu ntrctu duSattIBtrt uhe
ia, Yntttt nm achlGEsOd rarin gu tt,nnGn.
(5r kgu audi ininCr has tSiie 1CrciCne SchI'ns
0s(, lc r,t gimrcns GchtE. Srtnnn ShsErIf, uhe
fur, ou.s In t,m Pamrtn Nnh gum Nertuaf auI
oanN. uuc ,par an plu EtesIrftn YrstBtn eulElts
pbilat ,tpbiG.
Vtrlcntu p,ltg irStne ellpas in mttnsm 6adb
srauhsu, tSnnsn tGsts &tlo uro 5stt rarEn, wenn
!, 6,i mir auruf,u, che iis rntpc taufsn tnosm td
run tlP,r tiussribttt bin. aIs il. aniprstb'nls iu
srfr;,rie,n-b,jrls IN @Su9 ouf bic grsies oils aud
luf GjS SnGlttit. m
0;ruRt tSn 0rt niht-Gs III berftlts 80 80
cIt oamiltcu:sirO2e. 3E 2bdrs tttrbdie PrseS
Schr.
I.G. GdrnaGan.
Sauuav % l-Gl. raoo
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
9Qentoun Nfabemie.
@lia ei,sn 6. Tlctsaer,

Das 5riitiatrs. 5srmin bat isinsn anfans es.
ncmmsn am Wcrrag zen 6ten Slruar.
SfsIiner wtrrm ,u irsrno elmer ,3cit GnernUm.
men unp bSiablrn nur Sun her 3cit pa iis rntrs
ten.
Yrmdry per ScrtcI, 81 90
G'cmttnlt6r Gn9lii6e 3weisc, 81 80 bis co
5Ebrrr " " nit G'tisGtid unp Eateiniff 90
unp 5ran;GiiIh so
WmTi, 8 90
Sir rrn 0etrau6 bee pianps fir llstuns 90
3t6nu. 2 90
Gtuuur9 fir cen gpintsr, 50
Giniss 36slnss wrtcn in tr Gamths brt
1rntvaIS anaencmmrn unO iwar an $40 pr
giertel fir Scarrius. gBaIfsu nr llntcrr&t In
dusn 3pdsCn, nit ausnatms pcn Muiit nr
3e&nsa.
!. u, Gregory, principal.
Sanuar %, 1862. rqtu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23

Sie0 Sieg.
Sts ftErt mi,rc @rmct In alien 2FetIen res
Qanree. Ge Jtcttllirn Wtso i6nsu unttrtriidt,
uuO ste Ian9 gsraCtt wiro Gricor i'm Sanbs len
atrr bic srGBIr SdDladt tts acd lewrnnen. mar
bel 9mbas unp Sicnst, in Ger Sh Saniiltcn
Strabe, in tsr GpGpajtiUn BON 1rUdsnWaarCn
uno GjrCwrisn.
Gir Offuirsn arcBe Bargains In
6lrbi9c Seiee.
6rcB.@o0ren,
&attre, Carpets, W1olahcs.
Str vetaufcn fineg SeiNe an Soften unN Sa:
runtrr, n iie rtintrn itren GrCBsn Strd ben
fGncg Sctrs biricS Jritjltr aus5ucrflufsn.
Sepufnufcn Scite mrrtb 62 Gents an 81,
Sie SnfauIrn Seicc wetb Is an so Gents.
gle rufaufrn Sdre mtrtb 81 90 an 62 Gts,
Gle pntauicr Gcire mer!b ,37 an GO
Se pufaufrn Ssps wcrtb 1 81 al t,25.
&1 tune.
@ls puiauf,u rn idGnnm Gattm an 10
Gents he gJlrf. 9bw !Ia&barn Urflufsa ben
nGmlitn an II Gents bic glTp.
OreB<Wn0ren.
Gle Gatn bns srSbtr 9icrtmnt Scn IuB.
rvnarrn tiraleit pcn gitm' 2jorf unp 9bilarslpbja
msts iIe idncl prfauisn, mel lic ttccltr wptI'
isiIsr atIrsen ais tbrr Nahtarn. Sis triGRen aus
Mc3aro @i8ut6,
Sttoman popIins,
@lai0 GrepeIien,
Sprin8 0elain5,
Z bal les etc. etc.
ErGucr SO anrcn.
Cir taten immsr elm srCBrs aiiOrtmmt prn
allru grtrn Erluerwlafn auf Sanp, an nisrersn
YrsiIen. Sclfs as
SbmarSp @ou 0dainS, Scbmarie Som;
b1jine6. Sbmarie Goburo, Sbmor3e Ill
plcca, Sbmdrse uno WtiBe SClainC6.
gilnuer. uub Iuatens0iitCr.
Sin srCbrS giIortcmsnt pcn isru 9lrt Eub
Gahsmercn, GCttCnaers, rttdls nit srpbCr 9cr'
ittt auesGwabIt mCtpGn, unc nllCs gam tilt9 ver'
| tAuft prp.
Giubtimiibe Glitter.
9sue SOrtsa Mutlins Sbsftinss, 9iGOw'GG
Rngt. SftEtings, @uSitre, 6Ianslen, SidingS
etc. an Zen alIErHtrttritsn 9reibtn.
Carpets! Carpets ! Carpets!
Gle ppblfstlRe Carpets In her gtart-tcf,
g9Ca Sn9ran Carpets fir 70 Gnts. 9lIs an'
tern pntluirn rttfe GGEPrtS an 81 tic glre.
Suienew aareu
TaS grSbts GiIcrmcrt IN tT Statt, unb ).
; SsiflufsH on City greiCn.
GrcSnricn 0rcSereicn !
Ssasr So. .NclaG,t I'M 2anrc on 70 Gts. &c
Suart--autSr 9ndmcIars an 8 Gtnts-wEFc
3adsr an / Gents pr giUne-wrtIicjItr, &af
Ier, Sbes uro 1.rIr;s
Eag~ 2lus @tten panrtIprobWtIsu nrtmm nj
, In 4uatauIh fir gPa1rsn an.
grrasiTct trn Sh ni&h 3 9tdrcH urtrrba
: trm Glcnbluis
9ohinI Z. &SurtRc. GBsttcr Z. SJcucs.
Nllentaun, Qtprtl t6, 1862. nat'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
eie 2tmseu bieber seri6tet /!
1ltlalbur0 unO Gagrnbub.

@atmStmadgr In Der Statt glsntdun,
saebtfusu fh ti,.r esiis,ntsit ibrSu TrsuRbsR
Sunren uut cIm Qsibrt1H Quttitum UtSrbdupt an
w,tiaiu, tae #, lhr 9abtnst @aarcRia3sr pcu SO
ii In ihr hartst uSus Gi:bSurS. SO. % lit d
Sci. eamiucrsS Sra59. GGc INar 9iraoi gs9sHGs
oa9!Htu,h'5 rStd. yrkat hdt,n, aGme iI nun
rtit fue au'a Nuprth,nrsH 9tCace nOh Qrnntd ju
Oi9uln. Sir ar3enpirtt4W 2fct If wahrlih tiu
rcrtrsfrig5r uue r,lt,h ;um Sbsit aus loS'atEn
Yrlitetu:
9meaud, ScittoArt6, |icrs, Gentre,,
Garbs, Giuiu3s mo 8rtdtfait SiTNen,
BIdpr. mo allie 2(rteu auetre GdrGnfe,
Wbatn0ts uno Sofos Slide, Warlrr 81
Ibe, Gofae, @ilnosStItle, Sprin9sSis:
Sbaufel StUblt, Settftflltn von alien
9tneunun9tn, 70 ipie uberbaupt atle Qr:
tifet biz in einsn UoltttInci0en cabinet
| Nddren:Gd9er 9tludt lperosn.
St1 pGrEIrti32n stGnfalIS aut WsitE!un9 !tt< H
'Su Euruimr, raca Cgr mtu5Ilsn Siitcn, une lttCi
Sn ihr.r rtrfauf;t Grttti riu8 tas lin 'Er was f.
/ hn rirfauTsn, unb mug rcIt 3uiri!tInlstt 9stSu.
| baushSlNr unt G,iCut,vS inns: gsutE wslb
! oatishalirr0in lI ts1tnHsn 8stEntM icGiEh htd
'fr'5umtR tIi ttnen arWruf,n ths iie Icnmc tdufsr
atm "a rtf,blst iihtla ta5 fl ibH1n @orNain
luatttiG ESHntn, t3 UirasntSpe duB,tbdI6 Yhaaee
ptil usgurF;H irlytsG ttHr,n.
SIR eer,,'s ltneg,us N5traIt l!uiyhisGr9 ~,
i, htr,lj5 cantGar. uEb ,u5rem tnrb riH,se greif
lnO autI gsbanttuu9 itrt 6unritaf iSts ~ Us'
mshttn iudh.n.
R @S.--@srseEtt ttn S,i MD; - hsrfdts I
80. So. Q3tIt: oamittcd >traFt-uRb ruftt eafIlb
an, unit G(rjeuAi Glh istpt reu tr 2Habrbsit pc
Htm ma6 otsN 9fa3E III.
Miatturg rn6 6a3tnbuh.
E>ts;mtrr 10, 1860. rql,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
lihtet GuGb uOr WuGrA(aIbcr

GieIe Srtamtna&ung II arprsbht, beitss an
tas mdnnlide unp wei5Iids WCI6lrdt, wel6s an
asbelmcn llrlaten lepen. SD tate pisle Satrs
vracti,rt unp tata msn @!id eeIra&t, unp min
its nun meinrn @rtsnmcnlGsn prUfsiiirnea gu
eiersn.-SalIres e;nrn SbaIsr elm, um etwaigs
llntcRrn gu tellrstsn uno Gin iitrrrs Wttttsl miro
Dir ,um 3tdl. QABs trtnt faliar 3IrtIihtsit
bid ,mudtaItrn - rsnn ss wirp aaf cine iirtfts
gsrItpieBentsit GfiCtm.
Or. Gealapius Rowares,
Scf 0l0 HaIttmers, WarNIane
Stunt 20. MIS-
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GOeloess pscbgi;irt
ta5
3 Wtttt $oGft

6auit'a 0eutibe Cher @eIGn8e.
9itt 9rc6er Grsubs lttcn pt tis NuimsrIiam
felt tr Grtrcr, Stra. .@srsinsn unc GtSrn auj
Uas ,mritl lrft pcn ttIcm Q2stft, wsidst iesbrn
pis preFc prriil6. TaB'its wirp vrn Alsn ale
sn Ycr3ii8litre SIfs ssnanpt. rHtblitinS 9'aR
iar ale unr ietr Gjetsbertsis yGn NirSeas Eisn'
ten. iple aud lAidih fir GUntutt.
Nlufttstrsr wtrtsn gtn Gcps 9ratls s Ct.
battsn. nsnn tafEr glnipyub ssntlat wiTe Nil
Ger QtIdt eS stnSuiubren.
No. 2-t5 Gents per Stai. 20. unS 2
,uiamrmsn sctuntta. 80 Gents has Slid.
SO. 1 uup 2. Grtra astuntrn, 373 GsrtS fat
stdi. @rm DuBinc wiro lin ASjua GrIautt.
H1- Sir Guuh's Dsuti&s GbUr.Grian8s frA6
nah td tm 9G6uus,tiufsru III @IImtaun.
Sanuar s. M3W
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9 / I 5
fur ieoen prei5 berab3eiest.
g. 2S. SMrcdip's
pbstesrapb' uno 2mbretype 6aIIrris.
90. Z Sa 6amiItOn Strabs, @asntaun.
(Drsi xbarsu unisrtaIb rem 1tGtn bauis.)

Dad oieljatrtssr Grfatruns IN Ter SSctcgra
Otsn. Rua, uRo hur@ bic iibsraIs uRb Suneb
uenre llrteElGBur9 mslGs mir In tsn Iegten Sab.
rcn ~ SteiL sswoytsn, Fin Id tsrc9en worbsr
cas- Iubiitum ,u tsnatri6tissn, bab In nsuerr
3sit srcGe 8rtriIrunasn in eisIsr Stunt esma4t
rCrbsn IInp. So Bin nun raeura IN Gtanb 8s'
iett, @lrer unsr Glaiis ju lsfsn, al5 IstsnaarCbt
pboto9ropbtsn, Sinfah Crrr ausasferItsI
nit Sulds, Raiire cher Srlfarbsn-S . H.
hppes, ambrrtePes, MetanptYF's
IN jresm Stgl an teratSrisBten 9tsien.
Da meins Gtm!6tunssn, mao cirIrr 8unit Bill
Der ,u regimen SCundnptS eno, Bin Id ntiflcf'
len titIem G,sI&dfts msne sunSe GufnHriamteit Il
ptbmsR unb itmsidls mir nit rer uetsr5sugnn8
ca6 Id i'm StaEbs Fin au9rmsins 3uFrIserHtett &
lsiRm.
2lmprptbpcS fir 25 GemtS,
yOuitdrbIa nit G&ie. 9lae 9trIsn 9ittsr Wsree
tVIIrt un6 su QctEnSsr5bs sWsrSbsrt.
@rrgejIet ni6t ben plns, No. 7 Sh'6amiItC
Shab', 1Gursr untctalb tru Nufn Sdue.
@uoul Z. ul3l
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
in ltnicneille, 0eda Gauntp,

Irr llrtuiarrtrnt ,tB biftnt Is:nfn 5Ieun.
hen unt sirsm oLB,meirm Yutlitum trasbsnit
an rap Is sjrs urm &mIttnmaherst in untrn'
vile. gSda GaUFtp, anstiouasn bat, aIwp CT te'
5SneiN auf Sont tdit unC auf Ssitslna prCmpt
,tftrlisn wIrr, alts Grtrn 8uti&n, gPdBm,
Baasits Ilb atir antrt TubrpSiCn bic IN itn
Jdt gctGun, biz ct an ten 0tIHbiltNfen Yrr6n
ltlaBrn nIrr. Sn rirItr nmrn 8utltsnmatrd
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THE PRESIDENTS APPEAL
To the Border States and the Reply OF
their Representatives.
rFrom the National lntelligencer.l

The Representatives and Senators of the BOr-
der Slaveholding States having by special invi-
tation of the President, been convened at the
Executive Mansion on Saturday morning last,
Mr.. Lincoln addressed them as follows from
written paper held in his hands:
GENTLEMEN After the adjournment of Con-
gress, now near, / shall have no opportunity OF
seeing you for several months. Believing that
you of the Border States hold more power for
good than any other equal number of men,
bers, feel it dsty which | cannot justifably
waive to make this appeal to you.
intend no reproach or complaint when as
sure you that, in my opinion, if you all had
voted for the resolution in the gradual emancl-
patton message of last March, the war would
now be substantially ended And the plan
therein proposed is yet one of the most potent
and swift means of ending it. Let the States
which are in rebellion see definitely and certain
ly that in no event will the States you represent
ever join the proposed Confederacy, and they
cannot much longer maintain the contest. But
you cannot divest them of their hope to ulti-
mately have you with them so long as you show
determination to perpetuate the Institution
within your own States. Beat them at elec-
tions, as you have overwhelmingly done, and,
nothing daunted, they still claim you as their
own. You and know what the lever OF their
power is. Break that lever before their faces,
and they can shake you no more forever.
Most of you have treated me with kindness
and consideration, and trust you will not now
think improperly touch what is exclusively
your own, when, for the sake of the whole
country, ask, ''can you, for your States, do
better than to take the course urgc2 Discar-
ding punc,iho and maxims adapted to more man
ageable times, and looking only to the unpre-
cedently stern facts of our case, can you do bet
ter in any possible events You prefer that the
constitutional relation of the State to the ma
ton shall be practically restored without distur-
bance of the institution; and, if this were
done, my whole duty, in this respect, under the
Constitution and my oath Of office, would be
performed. But it is not done, and we are
trying to accomplish it by war The incidents
of the war cannot be avoided. IF the war con-
tinues long. as it must if the object be not SOON
er attained, the institution in your States will
be extinguished by mere friction and abrasion
by the mere incidents of the war. 1t will be
gone, and you will have nothing valuable in
lieu of it. Much of its value is gone already.
How much better for you and for your people
to take the step which at oree shortens the war,
and secures substantial compensation for that
which is sure to be wholly lost in any other G.
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Peansylyania State Teachers Association..
Meets at Reading, Berks county, TUESDAY,
August 2, 1862, and continues three days.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
Tuesday, A. M., 10 o'clock list. Organiza-
tion I'd. Miscellaneous business
afternoon, 2 o'ciock-3d. Address by the
President, AzARrAH SMITH, Esq. 4th, Report,
subject: ssIlustrated Science in our Schools, "
by E. Mckee, of Allegheny county 9TH, Dis
cussion. subject: stWhat are the prominent OBJ
ects OF Textbooks and to what extent should
they be used?"
Ereniag, 8 oclock.--6th, Address by Prof S.
D. Tillman, of Dickinson College, subject
s.Natural Science" 7th, Miscellaneous business.
"Wednesday, 81 o'clock, A. M--lst, Discus
sion, subject: 'Should a military spirit be en-
couraged among the pupils of our schools?" I'd,
Report, subject: How to teach the English Ian
guage to German children, by j. s. Ermentrout,
of Berks county.
afternoon, 2 o'ciock--3d, Report, subject
"Should pupils who attend school six hours a
day be required to study at homer" by E. b.
Weaver, of Lancaster county. 4th, Discussion,
subject ''To what extent should Gymnastic
exercises be introduced in the schools!"
Etening, 8 oclock.-5th, Address. (Not yet
engaged) 9th, POEM, by Annie F. Kent, of
Chester county.
Thursday, 81 o'clock, A. Mist, Election of
officers and Report of Executive Committee.
3D. Discussion, subject: "What is the true phi
''s1pI,a 95eaooh, % ':s eloct3d, Report, subject:
s'The study of History and Geography in the
common schools" by w. F. Wyers, of West
Chester 4th, Discussion, subject: ''Should
Vocal Music be taught in the public schools?''
5th. General business.
Erening, 8o'clock.-Social meeting. Address
ses by the State Superintendent and others.
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6rlrft postru.
IT'S SWEET TO BE REMEMBERED.

AS SUNG BY Fl. NJ ROGERS.
sta sweet to be remembered in the turmoils OF
this life,
While toing up its pathway, while mineling in
While wandring va p o'er eartA borders, or sailing
on the sea,
,1;s sweet to be remembered wherever we may be.
When those we love are absent from our hearth
stone and our side,
'Tis joy to know that pleasure, that peace with
them abide,
And that although we're absent, we're thought
of day by day,
IT'S sweet to be remembered by those who're tar
away.
When all our toll is ended, the conflict all is done,
And peace in sweetest accents proclaims the VIC
tory won,
When hushed are all our sorrows and calm is
all the strife,
It's sweet to be remembered in the closing hour
of life.
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And we have the enormous sum of $i1S,O7S,

And we have the enormous sum of Si7s,O7S,'
1873.
We did not feel that we should he justified in
voting for measure which, if carried out
would add this vast amount to our public debt
at moment when the Treasury was reeling
under the enormous expenditures of the war.
Again, it seemed to us that this resolution
was but the annuncation of sentiment which
could not or was not likely to he reduced to an
actual, tangible proposition. No movement was
then made to provide and appropriate the funds
required to carry it into effect; and we were
not encouraged to believe that funds would be
provided. And our belief has been fully justl-
fled by subsequent events. Not to mention
other circumstances, it ss quite sufficient for
our purpose to bring to your notice the fact,
that. while this resolution was under consider
alton in the Senate, our colleague, the Senator
from Kentucky, moved an amendment appro-
priating $500,000 to the object therein designa-
ted, and it was voted down with great unanlm-
ty. What confidence then, could we reason
ably feel that if we committed ourselves to the
pulley it proposed, our constituents would reap
the fruits of the promise held out; and on what
ground could we, as fair men, approach them
and challenge their support9
The right to hold slaves is a right appertain-
ing to all the States of this Union. They have
tie right to cherish or abolish the institution, as
their tastes or other interests may prompt, and
no one is authorised to question the right, or
limit its enjoyment. And no one has more
clearly affirmed that right than you havc-Your
inaugural address does you great honor, in this
respect, in youf fairness and respect for the law
Our States are in the enjoyment of that right
We do not feel called on to defend the institu-
ton, or to affirm it is one which ought to be
cherished perhaps, if we were TO make the at
Tempt we might find that we differ even among
ourselves. 1t is enough for our purpose to
know that it is a right and, so knowing, we
did not see why we should now be expected to
yield it. We had contributed our full share to
relieve the country at this terrible crisis; we
had done as much as had been required OF 9th
ers, in like circumstances and we did not see
why sacrifices should be expected of us from
which others, no more loyal, were exempt -
Nor could we see what good the Nation would
derive from it. Such a sacrifice submitted to
by us would not have strengthened the arm of
this Government or weakened thai Of the ene-