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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

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Stra Er6nt unIere gtrmes III alien StsIIrn bes
0aupts. Die 3stsllIpn pirb i6nsa untreriidt, |
uno che lana ssrostt pirO 5risOs i'm ednte isin,
atrr bic grSgis Saladt bic nod ssrcnnsn, mar !
bst SurSse unb Senrs, In ter Of = pam!ton
Strage, In ttr @pmprtItOn bon SrSdsnwaarsn
unb @rr,srIsr.
ole rifsrirn SrV6s Bargains In
Sarbi9e Ssioe,
DrcB.@aaren,
&attune, CARPETS, Mtcloliee.
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runter ba is pinI6sn ibren 9rrBen Stpd Spn
finep Srjee btsiss 5rdbjatr aus,uUsrtauttn'
Gts pntaufsn Ssibe wsrtE 81 Gents an 81,
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Sir Srtaufcn SsiSs rsvtb 1877 an 1925.
& attune.
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bic garb. SIRE Na6ban Ssrtaufen ben rdmIi'
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Nlosaro 8i9uss,
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- etc. an ben alsrRsbtrfsn preilrn.
Garpet6! Carpets! Carpets!
= Die wrblistlils Carpets in Der Stabt - tsi
21pa Snerain Carpets fir 20 Gents. @lls Nr
bern Sfrtauisn Sifie Garpsts an 81 bic garb.
w. auiensn aaren
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b. gR.n,. 6s -aD,fo;Tsa L., Qo,Ss an q Nts "a
Guart-sutsr 8admUlaIIss an 8 GsntS-weib
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

81. $50 made atls SSuftr baraui aui.
merriam. raB Id quite 98aayc nit unN'mtin tIsia
nrm Yrrft pwtauis, unp am tsIlsn fann man ii6
saScn Gbsr,snssn, wsnn man an ptrihisesntn
plGeen bic Sddsu tsiisbt uut bUrt fault, mo man
Die ttGisitsn Yrsis fur 8Irde sDaarsn iinest.
z. y. Mpler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19
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9lu9sg s. 90 8.
Aln(tGr : llabmafbinra,

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SSbistst uno Sau9libfst ~ GaanufatturwEd'n.
lln(srs 9Ialbiuen &c. Rnb DEFENDERS sssiantt fdr
alls 1rtn Sihter uHo ldpersr esesrarbClt nHa9en'
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Der glib btsftr NNaihinsn III 2I 3eu lang uno et'
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1'aunpeHfaoen auf SpulGu. icntt eas bEiis W1lh'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

~~ S1uts, SaPpCn< mo Sur,Gmf
y prrlum,
20 ( SO % gEsl' SamiItCn Straes, gl'
ECSs lsntam. GS II Der alts uno w0bI'
tsfanuts Stane, Tratrr Berger unb S'd.
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pcbIisilRcn unS mrtafm [,ils, Sarpen II. 5re
In tsr Gtopt prtr Gitp. Sd babe iUebn in ben
Gfti&m Cities ben wot ifttltsn Stet
son oatsn, 8avpm unb 5urS sin8rtaulI e'r mod
ie Dem 0uglitum ,lnm Scrtauf arastetsn mHtes.
sd pertaufc jsBt &natsn 90Cntdis an 81 bis
10 GmtS - ARams gSolbtite al so bis 70 -
Rnaten 5mbdtr an 81 90 lis 1.25 - Mnnn'e
20 10 nieetr ntS 81 90 bis gu ben tsitsn an ST.
50, eou aaep S6attirmgen unr 6arHsn-MdnnS
leitene site io nirCrr ais SO 90 lis $500 -
ptsa!si6m Qieiss S6dtsr ScCes pcn % bic 81
Gents II. ~.
Sd wipms aud tsIrsrsrc auimrrtiamtcit Dem
ScrfauT i'm 6rcBen.
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dnruien, sts fe iouilwo tauisn, tneem i'd ibnsn
gpaaren an Gttp grsiim VuiauTm tann.
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wsltae mir ,sGbumo bm YerilcNsnrn Sabr gu
Stsil wube. bcft Id auf mrs isrnsrs llntrrituR'
lma. wcnn Id eu6 wCblirilsr ais js bic sSaarsn
prrtauis.
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9Brit Samltcn StraBs, NIlsrtam, pa.
2. y. Nnelpalt.
2tprl i6, 1862. uabp
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gabcl,ats uno Sgtait Dru99iiisn uno Sbsmttsr, Yto
II IpClt oomittCu GtraBs, ,nabs 9S9fnuber eet SpVS
fsISps: oaut ia altrtaun pa.
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fitl,n Gber cur irGn9e uno btiIt9e Antmertlantsi1
auf ibr CSefhdit unS our5b oatsn esr bsttn unoI
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30 mir t,iei Gro6uirte or rjsnGtheretiun9Stnn'i
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Ertr NReoi,nsn gtihdtrn. ets pir aus Gem S'r
Staattn VbarmStCvSh sSmdB iaeSre'tSn.
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T==sssY mir auCh ollie prpulirsn pattntheoti'h'
kSsH Ncrftimsrtu. fonN NrtifeL paarets, paar
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gs,enoere Nuimerilamfrit miro eer 5neirtlIn
ron ariiilhtn 0trihreituustn 9sptend.
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eintn 9,rluth "a madtu. che IL in ben ettttS to
len. inSnn mir nit Enbrtfanten uno Smrcrisl
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ramts NQttsC in ouit,u une &ertGltuuatn uno
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fsrti9unS.
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Demees s. Miarti
luntoun. Sst u 1861.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19
Sic NebeQiOn

qa6t tas quite Bolt in itinir Maat srwa6tn
uno ,eiacn ba6 mir wrrtb no ccS Grtts Der 55rsi'
brit wsl&e Srrdtbrr init frtfr oanb ~ untsr'
gratsu Ig6en.
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&omtnt, Srrumdnnsr Der GonItItu'
tipn
&ommt, &erebrsr freier Snititus
tioncl uno freisr 8e9irrun9!
6rmm ginsr, tcmmt 9Qs, tsiHss @rpb unt
Sllsin, an bas wOblistle unb m0btee
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3. At. Singer y Co.'S Ga,rttr"

psuben. pdt,sS cine lhSus iGufrirts, osm Ssain.
ituuO a&n;lith aspibnsts 5situn0 III. CiGdte rVirS
gratis psrobfctat
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gSirc rpShsutih sefirtt; unp wsr strpas gu FIR
tsn hat III rtnaStaeen dc arttd jutrin9rn no5 Nrr
NueutaunSr 31CuSumunufattur iu
S. @abriel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

Hutntaun. I,t. u 1861.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

pbitabsIpbia Office $40 @beilnut Strabt.
0sc. qucas unb Scbn, Igmtsn In gllsntaun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-01
sImmons-SInony.

The Senate Of the United States would take
no action against Senator, who had accepted
a fee of $50. 600 for procuring contract from
the Government for the Furnishing Of arms, be-
cause there was no act of Congress fOrbidding
q member TO sell his services for such purposes.
But If Senator might take a fee for procuring
contract with the Government, from the prof
it's of which the parties could pay 80 large a
bribe, why should he not accept fee for aiding
In the passage of bill through Congress. as IL
is reported has been done at times2
The English House of Commons, in the sixth
year of Ktng William III, voted its own speaker
guilty of high crime and misdemeanor, aud ex-
PEELED him Che House for accepting gratuity
of thousand guiness from the city OF London,
for what he had done in procuring the passage
of bill for the benefit Of orphans; and another
member who had accepted only twenty guineas
was likewise expelled. The English Commons
would not permit one of It's members to convert
the discharge of duty into Of private
emolument. Sir John Trevor wss expelled from
the EDglish House of Commons for i've thous-
and dollara. Mr.. Simmons has aeked for and
taken fifty thousand dollars, and still remains
Senator, entitled to vote appropriations Which
10 the better example7-&. Louis Republican,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-01
Campaign Statesman for 1862.


The proprietOrs of the Ono sTArEsMAS will
Issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
THE CAMPAIGN STATESMAN.
This paper will be devoted exclusively to the
publication of matter designed to promote the
success Of sound constitutional doctrines and
principles-and the overthrow Of Abolition
Repablicanism at the ballot box.
The first number Of The Campaign SlGtesman
will appear on the 99d day of July, 1862, and
weekly thereafter until the October election.
The price will be as follows:
Single copies, 80 cents.
Clubs Of from to 25 copies, 25 cents each copy.
Clubs of from 26 to so % Z"
Clubs Of 81 copies and over,
TO one address, 90
The above price will barely cover the cost,
the object being to put the paper at such low
figure as to insure general circulation through
out the State.
County and Township Committees and Clubs
should send in their orders by the 18th day Of
July, 1862. The cash must in all cases accom-.
pany the order.
Friends of constitutional liberty, 80 to work
and give The Campaign Statesman wide cir
culation. Address, 3E
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
Publishers Ohio Stateeman,
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-01

RECRUITING OFFICES There are Eve recruit
ing Offices established In this city, fourof which
are for the 95th and one for the 45!h Ohio.
The recruiting for the 95th is conducted BY
Messrs. Stewart, Potts and EldridEe, at No. Z;
South Hhigh street; Messrs. Taylor, Barber aut
Peters at No. South High street; Messrs Wy
lie, Bull and Kilbourne at No. SO South Higt
street, and Messrs. Allis, jr. Robinson and
- in Buckeye Block, corner Of High and
Broad streets. For the 45th regiment recruit
Ing is conducted by Msssrs. Jones and zmmer.
man at 46 West Broad street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-01
The Great Democratic Mass COnven-
Iion NJ india napOlis.

The Democracy Of Indiana held an immense
Mass Convention at indianapolis, on Wednes,
day, July 30Gh. Is is stated that at least thirty
thousand persons were there from all parts Of
the State, and that II was BY far the largest as
semblage Of people ever before seen in that
city. As early as Tuesday noon, the rush was
tremendous, and ell the hotels and boarding
houses were packed and jsmmed full. The
evening trains we're crowded to their utmost
capacity with additional thousands, many Of
whom we're compelled to sleep In the park near
the Court House, there being no place for lodg,
ing in the city. At midnight, this grove is
said 10 have presented the appearance Of a
great camp, while in the suburbs Of IndIanapo-
lie not less than ave hundred wagons we're en-
samped, with their loads Of farmers from dis
tant portions Of the State, cooking and eating
in regular camp style. On the morning of the
Convention, the stream Of people again poured
'iuso ths city from every direction BY railroad,
Ia long and crowded trains, and By linsa Of
wagons, and other vehicles, alled entirely
full. 81 sass Wa M s q
We copy the following from the Cincinnati
Rnqwrwt report Of this great Convention;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-01
Judge Ranney.


Since this gentleman has commenced address
ing the people in favor Of prompt response tc
the Presidents call for volunteers, and advo
eating vigorous prosecution Of the war fol
the suppression Of the rebellion, he is being de
nouuced and repudiated by his late friends :
After his speech in Lancaster last Wednesday
niRht, the Ohio EAGLE, the Democratic organ O
that county. at once took down his name. II Il
said, also, tbss the Dayton Empire, Ohio States
man, and other sheets Of the came class. have
done, or will do the same ,--Chiittesthe Gds'fte
july 29b. ,,9 ,sg.r ,.,a y,emrsef
The Ohio NtotesmGa will do no such thing. II
ID astonishing that man, without any shadow
Of authority, should give utterance to such
Misrepresentation In accepting the Invita-
tion Of Gov. ToD and attending the meetings
appointed for him, Judge RANNEY, in the Opin-
ion Of the Statsmsn, did right His course
was eminently proper, and we have no hesita'
tion in saying that the Chillicothe editor coined
the above falsehoods himself. We defy
him to give his authority, if he claims to have
any. Judge RANNEY will receive an earnest and
enthusiastic support from the Democracy OF
Ohio; and we believe that be, as we'll as the
other candidates on the Democratic State tick
ct, will be triumphantly elected. .afap.ro
The Dayton Empire of last Tuesday has an
article in relation to this matter. Werepro-
dues the following paragraphs from 1t, to show
still farther how unsafe 1t is to rely on the
statements Of Abolition editors:
We have known Judge Ranney for the last
fifteen years, and we bus utter the universal
sentiment Of those best acquainted with him,
when We say that puter, or more honest man
never lived, Wills his ability as jurist 10 such
thae Il L admitted BY all, political foes a. well
as friends. II elected, as we hope he may be,
We guarantee that lie sUill faithfully execute the
lasUs &C he fnds them. Such man--one whose
decisions VIII mot be warped BY personal preju'
dice--the people Of Ohio need on the Supreme
Bench to-day. In his hands, the rights, inter-
ests and honor Of ourpeuple will be safe. That
he is ardently 10 favor Of restoration of the
Union az Il was, and the maintenance Of the
Constitution as It is--that be opposes bitterly
the arbitrary and illegal arrests which have
dierraced the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he is de-
fender of free speech and free preas--and
further, that he ever has been Democrat, iOt
ispsc.@
We appeal to every Democrat In Ohio, to yield
to him an earnest, ardent support. Let not
their differences on this question OF the war,
defeat the Democracy, and dsstroyths last hope Of
tie ReputIie, In October. We repeat, that as
for ourselves We shall, TO the best Of our ability,
labor for Mr.. Ranney's election to the office foE
which he was nominated by go large and unani-
nous Convention, As that which assembled al
Columbus Oh the Alb July, and trust that We
may have influence enough with every Demo
cfat in the State, to induce him TO do likewise
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-01
DrMooRAra maH Mell feel grAti6cation at the

DEMOCRATS may well feel qualification at the
changed aspect of things at Washington. 10
the first place, the President is firm. and will
apparently remain so, in resistance to the press
ure of abolitionism upon him. In the next
place, the recent conduct of the war has been
set aside, and Gen Halleck; Democrat and
one Of the most capable commanders Of the ar
my, appointed GeDeral-in-C Chief, with the un-
derstanding, undoubtedly, that there shall be no
interference from any quarter with his manage
ment Of the war. In the next place, thereis the
most happy accord between Generals Halleck
and Mcclellan, and these great captains will
heartily cooperate in the work of taking Rich
mond, and Gen. Halleck will have Gen. Nc
Clellan's friendship in all things. They will
conduct the war Thus, the conduct of the war
is in Democratic hsnds, with the President, we
dare say. sick of Abolition Generals and de
teFmined to be rid of them in all responsible
positions. WeFepeat, Democrats may well feel
grasiHcAtlOn at the changed aspect OF things 81
Washington, and they may, without misgivings
as to the result, put their shoulders more de-
terminedly 70 the wheel than ever.
Let us all put our shoulders TO the wheel and
help the President and Generals Halleck and
Mcclellan through With the War.-ChieggO
Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-01

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE -Blsckwood for July
Is already Issued by Messrs. L. Scott g. Co..
New York. The contents are-Life of the
Right Hon. William Pitt, by Earl stanhope;
Across the Channels; Caxtoniana--Part VI,
No. X.-Hints on Mental Culture; David Win
gate; Exhibitions, Great and Small; Jeffrey' q
British COnchology -Snails; Stsnzas to Words
worth; Iphigenia In Aulis; Chronices,o Carl
ingford; Salem Chspel-Part vi.
These articles farnsh the reader of Black
wood with his favorite intellectual feast. The
"Hints" of Bulwer "on Mental Culture" are
the admonitiOns of one who is wise from expe-
rience, and, therefore, worthy of being heard
and needed Few periodicals present so much
food for thought and reflection in 30 small q
space as Blackwood. Price So q year, or S. for
Blackwood and any one of the standard British
Reviews.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-01

G We find the following paragraph in thu
editorial news summary Of the Ohio State Jour
nal of Wednesday morning, July 3Oth:
The iron gunboat business is going on bravely
Four new vessels Of the kind are to be forth.
with built, at this port three, and one at Boston
This is the first intimstion we have had
that three Of the new iron gunbosts are to be
built at Columbus! Wekuew that Mr.. Cox had
Insured the establishment of an arsenal here;
but we we're not aware that the Government
intended to carry on the gunboat business at
this point 1t is hoped that the Journal got its
information from "a reliable source" Will
the editor Of that paper inform us whether the
boats are to go ont on the canal "or in some
other way2"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-01
Help us, SambO, or we sink
n frr. 4 1


The New York Tribune says, "unless the
slaves are given to understand, and that speed
lily, that the Union wants their services enough
to give them their liberty therefor, then the re.
bellion can never be put down" ~
There II Is. Unleas the slaves are enlisted
and armed, Greeley gives IL up. If the South
come back to the UHion, Greeley & Co. lose
power, and the loaves and fshes, and they feel
q horror of such o result. Will the North
concede that the white men of the South are
TOO much for them, and that they must call in
the negro7
If the negro is to do such service for these
AboItionists, as to rick his life for them, we in
sIst that the negro shall be placed on an equal
itv with them; that he shall vote with thine, hold
Office with them, eat with them and sleep With
them. The knsves shall not make such de-
msnds upon the negro, and then spurn him
from equality. political or social. !,
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d.. ADoLFUS'S
Select School for Young Gentfmen

IT FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
N North Of College Hill. The course OF study em-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Mathematics Natural Philosophy, Natural History
and Chemistry
The study Of the French and German languages con-
stltutes prominent feature Of the School Assisted by
teachers OF emnence In science the Principal feels JUS
t1ed in promising his pupils all the benefits OF Euro
pean education.
The School is ageeably situated an extensive farm
the house acommodious building measuring l75 feet
In front.
The School con tnues 10 session during the hot
as the refreshing rural scenery 10 which Is located
holds out great advantages.
Terms, Including tuition, board, washing fuel light,
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly in advance
REFERENCES:
Hon. Belamy storer, Prof Geo 4. Day, Lane semlna.
ry, 8. y. Cary, Esq, VIM. p. Hubert, Bsq., Robert
MITCHELL Esq, Milton sayler, Esq Hon George Hosd
ley. Rev r. Allyn, President Wesleyan Female College
David Gibson Esq, II. Ksssler, ESQ, W. 8 Wright
Esq, Hon. J, B. stallo, O. Y. dae, Esq, B. Homans
Jr., Washington Mclean, Esq, 4. P. Starr, Esq., etc
july2Ot.
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Rufus Ononso ON ADoll,lonlsm.

In 1866, RuTus CHoATE, the distinguished
Massachusetts lawyer, speaking Of Abolition
ism, said:
The basis Of the organization is reciprocal
sectional bate. To form and heighten this; to
fortify and juslify It; to show that 1t is moral
and necessary and brave, the whole energy Of
party tactics Is to be put In request. IT the in
genuity of hell we're tasked for device to
ALLEVIATE and rend asunder our immature and
artificial nationality IL would deVise nothing 60
eHectual.
This, when uttered, was the language Of
prophecy. II has nov become a dread living
reality. That reciprocal sectional hate is nov
burning and maddeniDg the hearts Of thousands
who prate Of our remaining one people under
one Government, while doing their utmost K
render reconciliation and union impossible
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