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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
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bu6e zines reifenoen 0ruders, peroient
|0eleien 3u tpereen: ar. ....
Gines Ibenos trat i6 in bic Sorifube
eines aniebnliben Stro6en @irtbsbau.
fes, in pel6er ib ben Birtb alIein uno
70 uertieft in Dem GeIen Der 3eituna an.
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te, biz ib ibm nit einem ,,SalIob 9anos
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
2c90 3Dal GiIenbabn.

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E-uHEu.l nab Dem Welfen. O.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

Ge entbdtt IN.
&elnen 2Qcobol ooer f6tedten @iseep!
.@s beilt rti9e Srantbsitn nl99 ron 100 Saaen.
IA Hcl9e ess ftarfsn atfasss uno Der arcsen S3e.
ltettbet rcR onofIono's (reu Seastablifbsn) esut.
tdhGn StttcrS. bdten 6crncu urrpifenesr Suodfal.
ber uno seuilsnlctr lhsneurer Die gcGt(Ifbo(t mil
hirdhter, Sdnaps ia 6effaIIt ron Scnies, GPaatn.
nlittsln nno 8itiers untGr aQerbnno bobtSnenosn
Mamen GtCrfhwcmmf. r IL ..-..' - --. -"
Nan tute htb por alien bisfem Iblrthtsn 3sua, bas
Ns Sranthtien, tat t!s gu bcitsn, perihlmmsrt unS
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aitt .s sE-.r-.l flr lad = - =. 80
800 fla NOS @eu fcpe6Sitters
81 tsire neue cpsr uueprdfs S9sei,tn, Ionoern
bat s'as ftnBsbnidbriss prOte pcr oem amsriton.
lnGn puelitHm bsftanben; uno bat eiuen Gaf unb
aehs. msISptr ppn fGiusr anperu ggtti,in dtertrcf
fen ntrh .aI ~
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rea Den aus98eitbne.llsn Yreoieen, aouoFaien,
1ersttn uHo Bdrarrn. bic ihrs SieSns perISuIidbs
8etntniB er pcbltbahatu WirtunQsn uno me Is
stnilbsn Giaenibatsn oitfes BiHers br,tuasu.
gBtdh Nu @tDns, tvds bid llGrfen fcG2
Billf Ou cintn eutsn Qppstit babsn $3.50
Bilit Du Define @cnliitutipn aufrittrn?
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

uuo FUR, olr uno isbs Artittt fir relds in sinsm
pp0lsfiltsn grossrsirn G!rGr naaa,fraat
wtp, unO wsIae nnmEsli& ale bier Bsnamt
prrrcn fTnnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
T, s,aItenfaa ~, aastsaniep,) afSrudt

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Su, BON Der g1isss sis ans @rnb,
BirS ltsts rud Dir s,Isb'n:
Du btit Der Nsnffsa YiIsrfat, .
Bis ls bindbr esb'n! ...
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
@rDanlsa 9snImpmic g8afers.


OtIe criaiueat D1iN,iu, ,ueyff m6srsitst in
1887, If ocr trts Nrtitl Der 1r, Der r inter cen
Ramen . u M II { is a { Z s, in rifitm cb,,
ir9sno eirGm ancern eanb, por oas putlttum os
bra6bt puroe. Der Sthte artifd fann paouroh err
tannt wereCn, eae Ger 9lams ron Brpnn nuf ifesn
ggafer ein9efrudt III. H#f ta r-
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= in tteuer
SrOsereias : SfObr,
in Der Stdbt I(lentaun.
9Denner nnO Stettler

@rgrtifrn bieie @elraenteit, brfn Greuneen un6
benz a1semsntn DutIifum bic Nnlsiae Su MAIDEN,
bos Ge Iusbsn BON elmer gintaufs Esiis BON
9GilaNeIvtia un6 Nsuvort suriid gsfstrt Rnc,
unb baB is nun = wae bitisr Staet bon jsts
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gang nsusn SGaarsn SO0tOmmen gu brfrisNistn.
l-.. Sbr StDcF 6rp3eretcm.
Slt pirfIidb etn berrliber unb GR4A
btgrsiit in lib otle Nrtrn pom 4 s. ha
teiten 3uder ulle 9lrtrn SpmGSSaAasS
beiten Mrlabrs, eerblfctfr unb ans
trrn 9iip unb Sapa Saffee, 8erBitctes
0pru, ale 9lrten 3bee, Sonig, Gbrs
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9friihe, 8pbnen, @rt1en unb &r6s
WsIfhfcrn, Shinfeni ileiIh, trpdfnrs
8inrFsiib, Hpiiuen, lemons, Dr.
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Serntr.-- SSeee 2(rt Sa(;, als 9ipers
pool 9smablnes Soli, beim Sotf uno
Sulbel, feinc6 llfdton Sal3,
ttim Cad ocer SuId)el, 70
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
!GaaecmS SSsasss rcss.

Cine erie @ise guepa6I Autenspaarsn az.
t6rt stsnfal' 3u itrsm StUd, 10 pi. au6
3Gbsr, Marfte unb anbere Gbrbe, 8cs
1rL Shub6iriten unb Saubs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

mautb Gbunt, IL Is 5.55 1000 "a
8aslid etn Durd, sus ucn 9lsu gort ibsr antrs
tduu u. I. no nab pttsbura, cbne GorsQBshfd uno
Den Saupiftdbtsu css 9rcFen Bsitcus. uub oisItm
3ras fno ron tcn tetcn uno Eeausmftsn ShlafiSars
bsiaefiaf. Durd;Sidets nab S8sien fno an alIeu
oauptsStaticnsn iu fnufsn. Disfe 8eute 1T nun
Der pauptora rcn Often nath Wslten. srl.
St. s.. Sapre, Supt. uno Gn9.
gIcstmtCr, 25. 1863. na-
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Srefs- fs-2SS(r0rena, /,

Seibs, Shapls, WiusIins, Striimpfe
pdaren Gaflimrrrs, Satinetts,
WeltenSeuse, Sud- BON al
. len glrten unb 9reile. iaraI
\ Sspf IN Cure 3eit cure Bintsr. Ginfduft ju
maiden. unp bas psridumt nift unp ssbt oIs6aIb
mad Rub s's srcBen wUblfsiIrn StOth, bsnn
bic 0aarsn ftsssn tdalt6 I'm grsilt. Da fin
bet ibr au6 cine srOee Got 0r a.f s-l-
D Babies SluafS itnb SdbatpIS,
BON alsn StSIs. Sarbrn unO prsiIrn. -7,
0imbeimiitbe 6dter.
Gin srUbss enforcement tnbdmf&e @dtr flnS
bet maj, In bitlsm Stcbr, Su bisIfd@ ju ntnntn,
unp bic TN @larft su finosn rparen. .lS
Carpets, Seltud, 0rpSerieS unb @Ias~
. tpaaren, .s.f @
ulIss pirb an esn m6al6li ntsbsrSsRsn prdesn
psrfalit. 6irr finbrt man strufnGs inmsr rim
GROCER 8orratb pom iefnsi Nrttn prepiGonen
unb an ben 3iten ansCmebnsn grstBsn. al
Sir brrfitS ssnchene ltbrals &unoihaft iidtttt
sr lsinsn DsrbinpliAlen Dant ab. uno bCfft bur&
quite 0aarsn unb u&tmGbIss preissn einm frr'
nsrsn NntteiI Der @unf oss publifunfs tu rbaI"
ten. ..t--5 Romaro Eube, s..i
u esa gaGfUlesr BON Sbpmas .. gDilfUA.
ba~grscst ben Ytab nidt, sr II stntss sbai
rem etsrbalb orm eagle 5UtsI, altntaun,
Sfptemter 9, 1868. isi '-l hab6
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
Q0nbeS : 0rDbnften.

als Grten eaaOrtprcpu tpsrpsn I'm qus.
tauf& ftr g8nursn anssnommsn = unS fiir outcr
Butter uno gisr rtrb INNER Der t5&Is Wartt.
puis n SarstGO b3abu. 10Y.
Gle wrpsn ibren StOd au isbsr Belt pouHan.
big taItsn. unb 10 wrresn itrr prdes immrr gan,
nt6sr lsin. 70 nsocr nls irasnp IonIiwc In bisIsr
Staet, uuo In pabTtsIt-ptus pratlsrsi-strpas
nspsrsr. unb batU pirO man ss su Ieinem Dor.
tbttl ftnorn lprnn man bel ibntn purlpridtt, etc
man fOnawc tauft. - .''.r
6dr bsrrttS asnplIsns Sunbf6aft finb as bert
LID harttar. uno nsrosn fa tets Sur& quite 9s.
banelurs unb tiatss Srsiss bslrsbrn, allen Gn.
Iprt6tnben ssrare mad gBunlb ,u pienen-uub
F' bitten ratsr um 8snsi9tsn 3uipru4.
@etcr g. 0Bsuner. Nranf. Stett1er.
alsutoun, Wdr, i9, 1863. ...- rot9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-21

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The act TO provide
national currency, and the employment Of
the national banking associations created I'M
der it, as depositors of the internal revenue,
involves the duty Of requiring adequate secu-
rity for the amounts deposited. The secre-
tary of the treasury has come to the conclu-
sion to ask from the national banks desiring
to receive such deposits to place in the treas
ury Of the United States per cent bonds to
an amount equal to 10 per cent Of their capt.
tai stock and to give the bonds Of the drec-
tors and others to an amount equal to their
capital stock rs security for the puActual
payment of all lawful checks for deposits.
InaSmuch, however, as IA number Of banks
have been organized, and as are yet without
circulation, Secretary Chase proposes to di-
rect deposits to be made with such in receiv-
ing from them the consent of their respective
boards of directors that the bonds already de-
posted as security for circulation may be held
as security for deposits, leaving the additional
bonds as well as the bonds of directors and
others to be given afterwards at any time be-
fore the furnishing of circulars.
Should the associations prefer, instead Of
giving joint bond equal to capital stock, to
give separate bonds OF the directors and stock
holders, each Tor not less than one tenth of
the capital stock, and equal to it in the aggre-
gate amount. There can be no objections to
such separate bonds to be accepted, instead Of
a joint bond. If good reasons shall appear,
the conclusions of the secretary will be modi-
fed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-21
LATEST NEWS.

RY TELEGR APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. -Prominent officers
serving before Charleston, express themselves
in private letters received here to-day, as
earnestly hopeful of the combined naval and
military operations; but they do not mention
any time tor the reduction Of Fort Sumter,
&C., as promised by enthusiastic newspaper
correspondents.
The work being heavy and requiring the
utmost skill and caution, they with full APP
probation of all the difficulties, purposely re-
frain from exciting expectations of an imme-
diate and complete victory; nor are speedy
results of such a character anticipated by
gentlemen in Washington, who are best ac-
quainted with the plans and intentions of the
commanding officers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-21
The Friendship of Fox and Burke.

Few political events in English history are
read with more interest than the separation OF
Burke and Fox. They had been friends and
allies; but the French revolution which sep
arated so many persons in France reached
across the channel to separate them. They
differed so radically with regard to this por-
tentous, undeyeloped movement, that their
relations, both political and personal, were
rudely severed. Burke, in the house of COM
mons, openly announced this result. He was
most earnestly inveighing against France,
when he said, at may be indiscreet in me at
my time OF life to provoke enemies, and give
occasion to friends to desert me-" Fox whis-
pered, "There is no loss of friends" Burke
Tor a moment paused, and then exclaimed,
Eyes, there is Il loss OF friends; | know the
price of my conduct. have done my duty
at the expense OF my friend. Our friendship
is at an end " As he finished, Burke walked
across the floor of the house, and squeezed
himself between Pitt and Dundas on the
treasury bench. Fox rose to reply, while
tears streamed down his face. In the course
of his remarks he animated that Burke had
heaped upon him the most ignominious terms
Burke at once said that he did not recollect
having used any; when Fox replied, "My
right honorable friend does not recollect the
epithets. They are out of his mind. They
are completely and forever out of mine. |
cannot cherish a recollection so painful; and
from this moment they are obliterated and
forgotten"
But the difference was too intense. A few
days laterit broke forth again. II complain"
said Burke, ''of being obliged to stand upon
my defence by the right honorable gentleman,
who, when young man, was brought to me
and evinced the most promising talents,
which L used my best endeavors to cultivate !;
and this man, who has arrived at the maturity
Of being the most brilliant and powerful de-
batter that ever existed, has described me as
having deserted and abandoned every one of
my principleS" Fox replied, but alluded to
Burke no longer as ''triend," but as ''the
right honorable gentleman and said, in a
haunting style, that "all he had to do was to
repent, and his friends would be ready to re-
ceive him back and love him as they had pre-
vlously DONE" Burke was indignant. He
said, 81 have gone through my youth without
encountering any party disgrace, and though
in my age | have been so unfortunate as to
meet it, do not solicit the right honorable
gentleman's friendship, nor that of any other
man, either on one side of the house or the
Others This most important and historic
friendship was at an end.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-21

New YORK, Aug. 2O.-The draft in the 18th
ward was completed to-day, without the
slightest sign of dissatisfaction. Among the
drafted are VIM. II. Fry, Mr.. Clancy, Mi
chael b, Abraham, express reporter, John B..
Halness, excise commissioner, j. Remack, Of
the Abend Zeitung, Townsend Harris, late
minister to Japan, John Morrissey, the pugi-
list, several policemen, and several colored
persons. While there are no appearances of
disturbance, the authorities have not relaxed
their vigilance in preparing to suppress disor-
dor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-21

WAsHNGToN, Aug. 2O.-W. P. Mellen,
supervising special agent OF the treasury de-
partment for the valley OF the Mississippi ar
rived here this evening; and, after consulta-
ton between him and Secretary Chase, such
amended regulations concerning trade in the
southwest will be published as the condition
of affairs in that section will admit of.
Inf0rmatOns from the headquarters of the
army of the Potomac says there is no change
or indications of change of position. The
advices concur that the rebel force around
Culpepper have been reduced to Gen. A. p.
Hills command, while Gems. Longstreet and
Ewell have moved southwark, probably to
Fredericksburg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-21
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tia few doses will improve your health-t acts quick
but few days is required to prove to your satsiacon
that it will cure you The doses to be taken are small
tea spoonfulls, being full dose One potse VIII 20
fnrther than halt dozen bottles OF the most pVPui
Sarsaparias NC. Price, One Dollar OF IN @ NJ
Five Dollars. DIR. Railway once. o. -""iueii
Y. Sold by druggists az" '
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NEW YORK, Aug 2O.-COrTON steady sales 700 bales
at II q 673c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts - bblS; sales 1900 bb,s; state
and western fresh ground, rules quite firm, while old is
dun and drooping superne state 1885 q $50; extra
sis $40; choice 5.45 OIL superfine western $3.50 @
So; common TO good extra western a southern
unchanged; sales 100 Ibis; mixed to good $50 % 80:
fancy extra 6,35 q 8; canada unchanged; $40
$40 q Z.
Wheat lc lower Corn shade firmer; sales l26 900
BUSH mixed western for shipping $50 q 69c: Eastern
81 q Csc. Oats heavy and lower; Canada 40 "a sic.
Beef quiet; sales 20l Dbs. Pork hrmer; sales 1910
bbls $l,50 "a 1854 for old and 10 50 for Ba-
con quiet Lard frmer; $50 hb at g9 @O4c. But
ter quiet; sales small state 10 @ 23c. Whskey quiet
Sugars firm, and moderately aclive sOles S25 hhds :
Muscovado i0s q l0s;; Afr.can 9sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-21

REBEL PRISONER WHO VOTED FOR
CHARLES SuMNER.-AmOng the prisoners cap
tured by Gen. Banks at Port Hudson was
Capt. Andrew j. Lewis, formerly of Lanes
boro, Massachusetts, but at the time in COM
mand of a South Carolina rifle company.
Lewis was native of South Carolina, but
resided some years in Massachusetts. He was
member of the legislature of that state, to-
gether with Gen. Banks, in 1851, and the two
cast their votes for Charles Sumner for U. S.
senators. The general recognized his old
democratic tellow-laborer among the prison.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-21

Hair Rye! Hair bye !-BATcHELoR's CELE-
DRAFTED HAIR DYE IS THE BEST IN THE WoRLO!-The
only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known. This
splendid Hair Dye is pcrieet-changes Red, Rusty or
GREY Hair instantly to a GLOSSY Buck Natural
Brown without inurng the hair or staining the skin,
leaving the hair soft and beauul impars fresh vitali-
ty frequently restoring its pristine color and recties
the III effects of bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILL
LIAM A. BACHELOR, all others mere limitations,
and should he avoided Sold by all Druggists, &C Fac
tory-S barclay street. n. Y. Bachelors New Toilet
Crea for Dressing the Hair Sold in Worcesterby Geo.
J.. Harlow d&wly le25
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MASSACHUSETTS CoLoRED TROOPS BEro1

MASSACHUSETTS CoLoRED TROOPS BEFORE
CHARLEsToN.-Col. N. P. Hallowell, of the
55th Massachusetts regiment, writes to Gov.
Andrew, under date of Folly Island, Aug. Is,
that the "54th" has the best camping ground
on Morris Island. The colonel adds
81 do not see any regiment except the oath
that equals it in soldierly bearing. No one
here seems to have the slightest objection to
colored troops. On the contrary, every one
halls them with delight. Private James Ri
ley, Co. +, was slightly wounded in the side
by fragment of shell, last night night, while
working in the trenches. Three deaths have
occurred, viz: Privates George Baker, Co.
~ general debility, Aug. 4 Henry Bell, SUBJ
stltute from I'd North Carolina colored volun-
teers, Aug. 10; Moses Lee, Co. C, typhoid
fever, Aug. 49,"
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Items.

New YORK, Aug. 20.-The steamer Creole,
from New Orleans Aug. 18th, has arrived.
She has $50, 900 in specie.
SAN Francisco, Aug 19.-The Union con-
venhon for this county have nominated
Messrs. Samuel Brannin, j. c. Hoyt, r. J.
Perkins, and j. W. Van Standt, to the state
senate.
New YORK, Aug. 2O.-The U. S. transport
steamer Illinois, from Alexandria, has arrived
with 1900 men from the Sd, 4th and 9TH Yer
mont regiments.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2O.-The sales of FIVE
twenties to-day were $S45, 600.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-21

Fort MONROE, Aug. l9.-The steamer
KeSnebec sailed this morning from fort Mon
roe for Newborn, n. c. The steamer John
Rice arrived early this morning from off
Charleston. She brings no additional news.
The ordnance ship st. Lawrence is to be
placed under the command of Capt. Phenix,
who has been for a long time OF the navy ord
nance at fort Monroe.