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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
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Kenin1er une 5htimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
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Jifntngsr urt SdtiHrr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
Gal1! Gal,I Gnl;I

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
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G'lCSs5, Gmens, @CIem5, GpIlart, Gravals
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
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Gdt Der G0uh 2uty mt 5amiltcn Gtrd6s, rrte
39Uyc ptu9alt Der NeICrmirtm Stride,
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ttu, t'itsNrN cue iioem Gitf mtldtr iUr tjCi6 Sah
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htr r!n 9vSjttr Hyt5 fir 'utr G'tlt tttcmmT
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mIrtiam ~ Uadtn, ttB ff tIt NatEluU ptn ,ve
OlcttbiuIir hattn, unt ttnn2n hI tahlr ju ,,tsr
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tent GSlmotintn, ptl,b.t ljt t,its gRslhjuJ in Sc
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
4jatet C:ud) bot CluOdtIolber.

Otsie @starntmadun9 ii ortw6ut, teitts an
has mIrnlide unO wfttliGe @fIhlcft, retde an
gr0rmCn llrIa&cn IsiCeu. 9b babe rirIs Satire
prosItJirt unp bale mtin Slid gsmoGt, mb win,
iar nun mrinCn NftfnmGniGen pypirIionta ~
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llnrcIm 81 bersitsn, unp Gin lidrreo Nfiltcl MIN
Dir gum 1tdl. - 32be tsine iali6e 3artlGfen
rth 5mtdboIien - bonn C5 wiro auI sinf lritle
&rIhwisDsnggit 9rIebm.
Or. ECalapius EoW6re6
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
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21ooopo : Dopier.

Tir llntf3d&ncsn Gotm iptbrn ttn pSGttn,
IhGnlrn unp btHfu Stot gGaGtpapiGr, fir
parIturo, GanSC, 5tubcn une Rutbcn
utalItn, rtr ned je In @lntnm MAR. Ihs IL
feline llstrhietfntsit prsr Yratierr, iUntrn be
refine 9Gobrtrit, wpgUn iiN ein ster lstt1 iitrr,
,ruacn fam, mfnn sr onruit -- Do5 putIitam
wirr aud tero6riGli9ct, rob iiC cine Giuridtuns
BrtrpTm t1tes, wouad lie INNER bic nrusicn
StgIc1 ubatiGn, un6 iGr @0Picr 9crate IN VGlas
rcIpNia Wnr gisuyCrt 9yci6m Ycrtoufcn ttnnrn-
unr mprur@ iir MIN IN ben StaHb g;l,bt finb, IF
tsUtmN wc0IfcIr ~ vrrtauisn, ais birS lon1mp
9eiaiIbt gGcr pater Bargains maiden wia, err
ruir unvHUSlih an, ttnn iie iial in GtaNrf all,
Nnlyyfdrupg gpl!trmmrn lu beirfbi9m.
6u!b uno HcIfritt,.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
ISest 1T Cure 3eit!
Sin berrlt1er Gtnfauf !

9ett 1T Cure 3eit!
Sin Derrlt6er Gtnfduf =!
Die tntsrStitbn!sn batni iQsGen tinsn bsrrlib,n
unt pradipSUsn GjntGufgtn
MQen Nrten Bidder,
Y.pisr, SdrsiGmat,rtoisn. Yerfumarsitn unt Scr
ibisesnhstttn aursepatL in ibrcm uctlfsil,n 8ub
ilcbr JpjlhSn btm marttritrsd uue 6aaSntud's
SGithous-sincn Gintduf wtEnjs jurer-tsn mir
audi Dieesr on ctu alIsrtiUtait1n Yrsig9u etIagsn
wtrbtn. DaruUlr FUb ~ finesn
Sin alIJtmeine5 Gertiment ttr QSufe
Drr AmarikaHiltbea
GraGtat 0eIclTbaTte
ISE- gGsbt mir pC1tiga an Crn 9,rsilen brr @ss
isuidaft Sfrfdufsn. Rommt mp ietsl -a5T
SCnntdssiGuttifsr bsuti&e unb fngIii6e, prn
0dsn artsn, bic mir an 9bilabsIgBta 9rsiiM
lisiern fGRnsn.
Sitsln unp Gsldmtnts -rsuii6f unb eR9lilts--
pcn allen Gjr6gsn unb gtntdnGsn, nit unp chs
ne Silrfr, ME man lie piinIat.
Wetet uEb 0aIangtiitsr Yrn alien 2Lten-gIt.
tiattddFr unb anpsrs GytluunA
y 8lantbU der - EetBfrS pCn alien 0IEBtn,
tdastatsr, sag. Mtmprantum uni &FlstGn
tiider, cline unutsltrrIflids NuFnltl.
BCtettlasr. gort Olcnnai5 unp ptrgItittn, tit
fiji gar nitt bitten llBeN.
Sin srogf5 qlI0Ismfnt Sdriitpapitr, Yaiyapttr,
etc, 6anry unp g;ipttrIi&t5 8Eisip0psr, psN
iFper Senfnnunl unp GuaIitat.
/ Brief stlmldlias CSH0clrpss1 ron allen S9risn.
, 9ngGIts uut D9utitt Gtulttidir yrn alIin 2lrs
( len, IcIde bic In rfr llniSilsnp allssmFiR a's
! trautt WPirfn - wrttisiIu bier ~ BADEN ais
irasatW0 lrnF auBntaIt p6iIafflYtIa. Gtfns
/ fdlI5
Sob, StAtl. lmt 9,Snfistua.
! S6warls. rFts Un0 tilut ShrsitgIntr, iO iet ~.
Biih ksrrlhe S&rtibItuit.
| ltntargliitr, lntfnpul9er unp &ntsitanb.
Iauiite mf GnRliIdt GaImtfr tGr 1859, ltnf
betm 9iuy,lntn unt 9rcBn III FauIfn.
! glHttlyttn, Nitun5 uut Stltfl p1R ailm glttu
unp QrejBa.
pfrfumfratin-al5 Gofogns gpaNtr. 6aor.
81 10 tvis Gu6 poN tfr tfitn fadtp SfiJs.
3atntavilsn, 9atnpulYSr, unb tuntuIsrId aRtu
eIrtitd, Tic mir Hitt biir ttnnmsn t6nEm.
sag Stotrtaltrr urt autirs Ytrirnm m,lt
trgenb firpa8 aus unIsrtm 8adi fraudfn, thu,
potl ivgnn Fe te tins anyufsu, bsnn mir pRrfau
ifn unlsra 2trtifGl ale 70 pobiIatl. wfnu nih
wotlIeler ale man iir irsFRt fgniwp in ttr Sc
5fnt tgEemmt.
II djutb une StlfriCb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15

Der }Mtntaun Gbiua Gtctr. 0lc. 80 IN. oamil.
'ensSlraGG, 3 Shireu Stirhalb 4rtFr's Stcbr, IN
auira8Ijtb etr rtdjtt Srt um allt l(rtsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15

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DIrrCeltuh, lii4 SdIut. Gtitsen. SsIhlt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
Sic SluBem bieber 9eribtrt

Guib uno 5tlfricb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
Riicb ! Rid, sCiicb!

8snjhbtg anS S&eimsr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-15
The Tools with fShich Great Men
Work

1t is not tools that make the workman,
but the trained skill and perseverance of the
man himself Indeed, it is provcrbial that
the bad workman quarrels with his TOOLS
a gr5at painter on bciag asked by what pro-
cess he mixed his colors, replied ri mix
them with my brains, SIR 1t is the same
with every one who excells. Ferguson
made marvellous things with pcnktrifc;'
such as a wooden clock that marked tho
hours accurately A pan of water and two
thermometers were the tools with which Dr.
Black discovered latent heat. A prism, n
lens and sheet # pastehpartt enabled New
ton to unfold the composition Of light and
the origin OF colors. An eminent phioso-
pher once called on DR.. Wollaston and re-
quested to be shown over his laboratories,
in which science had been enriched by so
many important discoveries The doctor
took him into his study and showed him q
small tray containing few watch glasses,
test papers. small balance and blowpipc
saying . Here is all the laboratory :
have Stotenbcrg had learned the art of
combining colors by closely comparing the
wings Of butterflies ; stick and a barn door
served Wilkie in lieu of canvas. scwick
practiccd drawing on the cottage walls of hi,
native village; and Sir Benjamin West made
his first brushes from the hairs of a cat.
tat. Ferguson made map of the heavenly
bodies by means of thread with knots on,
it stretched betwt zen his eyes and the glass
and Franklin robbed the clouds of thor
lightning by means of kite made with tive
crossed sticks and silk handkerchief. &C.,.
Watts first model of steam engine wa.
made ont Of an old syringe, and Guillord
worked his problems on leather with ~
blunted awl, while he was shoemaker
apprentice. These examples are by no
~ In -
cotemporaneous history is full of Just such
instances. General Banks, the brilliant
soldier, was once machinist Genera
James, who was lately killed, worked a. .
carpenter; and many in civil life now Il
high positions of honor and profit. whose
earl lives were long struggle with poverty
and deprivation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-15
The Great Russian Steppes.

In the southern part of Russia lie
vast tracts Of country, unlnhabi ed and
solitary, save by wandering bands of
Tartars these are called SC steppes,'
name by which all plains and sterile
flats in Russia are designated. They
form one of the distinguishing features
of that wild and semi-civilized cmpire.-
DR.. Hamm, celebrated European
scholar, has recently journeyed over
them and embodied the results of his
travels in a most lntercs ing volume
The emotions which thrilled him upon
viewing those plains for the first time,
and their appearance he thus describes
=" What prospect the sun had just
appeared on the horizon and the steppe
ex ended, mcasurelcss, in all directions.
1t produced the same effect upon me as
| felt when standing for the first time
upon the deck Of a vessel with nothing
but The sea and air around: the few
houses were all that reminded me of man
in the great, silent desert in which the
eye lost itself. The brownish verdure
vas here and there rippled by the breeze,
and the sparkling dew drops on the
grass rcsembled the spray of the sea-
In lieu of sea-gulls predacious birds cir
cled above their hunting grounds, but
there was no other living thing far or
wide ; in vain did the eye seek an OBJ
ject on which to rest, the PLAIN stretched
out monotonously in all directions not
bush, rock, a tree or smoke from a
friendly chimney, revealed the presence
of man ; only steppe and that alone. -
The effect upon the mind is awfully
grand, nor does it pail upon one with the
daily con emplation Of it, The whole
of Southern Russia is supposed to have
been at one time huge lake, whose
shores were the Hindu kusk and Car
pa,hian mountains. When this mighty
sea broke i s way out, it left behind a
mass of slime which is now known as the
Tchernazon or black earth, lying upon
mummular limestone at a depth varying
from few inches to fifteen feet, and
from which region the greater part of
Europe is supplied with cereals. Mois-
ure is however, an important factor, as
nc sun soon burns up the young srops
If they have not been previously satu-
rated with the Spring rains, in the latter
case vegetation bursts forth with unpar-
allelcd luxuriance, the whole steppe is
covered with grass often reaching as
high as mans head, out of which grow
flowers these are called steppe gardens,
and the traveller pucks with delight
plants growing in the open air, which at
home pinned in hot-heuses. BY the side
of those, however, through those freaks
which nature seems to delight in, grow
the most noxious weeds. Such is the
burian, generic title for all rank and
useless growth, the steppe-needle, pene-
trating through the skin of cattle into
their hearts, so that they perish msera-
bly, the dumb-weed, which causes lame
ness In horses though harmless to oxen !;
the cholera-burr, which appeared with
that plague and for which it is said to
be remedy, and lastly, the common
ssl'-wort which is of,en rolled up BY
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600, O0G Male and Female Agents

TO SELL LL0YDS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES. Canatas
and New Brunswick. From recent surveys co,nrutr ed
Aug 10, 1862; cost 100000 eugrave and one years
time.
Superior TO any sic map ever made Ivy Cotton or Nit
cheil and sells at the low price of Fifty cents $4,000
names are engraved On this map.
1t is not only County Map, .ut it is also COUNTY
AND RAILROAD MAP Of TIE United States and
Canadas combined in one. giving EVERY RAILROAD
STATION and distances between
Guarantee any woman or man 80 to S. rcr day and
will take back all maps that be sold and refund
the money. Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instruction: how to WELL furnished all
agents.
Observation-Disclosures Agents for our Maps in ovo-v
State. Torture may be made with n f"w hundred
dollars capital. No compettiun. IT. LLOYD,
No. l6l Broadway, New-iorl;.
The War Department uses Map Of Virginia. Mary
Anticam Creek sharp-burg, Maryland flights, VIII
Transport Ferry Rhurrrsville, hollands Ford and all
others on the Potomac and every other place in Mary
land, Virginia, and usyvania or money refunded.
LLOiD'S Typographical Map of Kentucky. Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois. is the only authority fr General
Buell. and the War Department, Money refunded TO any
one finding an error in it, Price so cents.
From The Tribune. Aug. .
"L!.OGDS MAP OF Virginia, MARYLAND. and
A.-Ths Map is very large; its cost il
hut 81 cants aud 1T Is THE CAN M ruRc,arn
LL0iD3s GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
RIN ER.-Ffom Actual Surveys by Capts. Bart aud VIM
every mans plantation and owners FROM st. I.ui.
TO the Gulf If McNico-l,3j0 nilrs--eycry sand-lnr
isant town. landing, and all places 20 miles back from
the rivercol red in counties States Prizes ~ in,
Sheets 81 pocket form, and $3.50 linen with rollers
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington. Sept ", 1862
j 7. LLofp--sir: Send me your Map OF the MisSiS-
spni River, with price per hundred copies Rear Admiral
Charles II Davis, commanding the mississippi squadron
!. an! lrsa to purchase AS many AS are reIui" for
use oi tlat squadron GIDEON WELLS
sept -, l"1Z-o@ Secretary Of tiie Navy.
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Preparing Hinte, Pickles.-Tako Ties, from
the brine, place them over the fire, and GOV
er with fresh water when they are scaldcd
take them from. the fire, and after throwing
a little salt into the water, set them lin the
kettlelto cool. The next day pour off the
water, cover them again with fresh water,
scald up and set away to cool, throwing in q
little salt as before. Repeat this process for
nine days then scald the vinegar, dissolv-
ing in it a Bit of alum the size of nutmeg
for moderate sized jar Of pickles while
hot, pour the vinegar over the cucumbers
after few days, if necessary heat the vine.
gar a second time and pour it over them
Pickles thus prepared have no white skum
rising on the surface
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objection to the pay and handsome cmol-
uments Of the office while possibly
Brig. Gen. Emory might be attached
more warmly to our service by the addi-
ton of another star to each shoulder
strap. Minnesota does not treat Brig
Gen. Shields well in neglcoting to de-
mand his promotion while Oregon
would have had noble represen alive
among our Major-G Generals, had not death
on the field of battle cut off the brilliant
career of Gen. Isaac j. Stevens.
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HEATERS AND RANGES.

TENliE undersigned having made arrange
d ments for putting up Heaters ard Ranges
is prepared to fnrnlsh the public with Il good
and cheap article.
The Egg Heater is simple ard efficient.
and sure to give satisfaction. Its he ting
qualities are first rate. 1t will heat fuuy or
six rooms with moderate amount Of fuel.
Ranges at all prices, and warranted &,
operate.
HaTing had some four years experience in
the city, tiatter myself that | understand
the business IN all its details.
Now is the season to have this work done.
Il. W. STAPLES,
July ~, ISO2. Bird door alb. pnSt Office
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a MAMMOTH PLACE Ct AMUSEMENT Tho
ancient theatre Of Ephcsus has recently beer
been the largest ever erected. Its diameter
was six hundred and sixty feet. forty feet
more than the major axis Of the Coliseum.
Allowing fifteen inches for each person, it
would accommodate ffty-six thousand seven
hundred spectators. Drury Lane will only
contain three thousand two hundred, and old
Covcnt Garden held two thousand and eight
hundred. This edilice was the scene Of
one of Aproloniuss miracles. It's mem
orablc for the uproar described in Acts XIX
when the Ephes;ans accused Paul and the
Christians in this very building. To this
edlhcc the writer to the Corinthians alluded,
probably, when he said -" If, after the
manner of men. have fought with beasts
at Ephesus, what advantageth it me -