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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
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Surirt @uren 6uiten !
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Sin auff9ub taun euer qeben fOften

8srtiere feline N1tnute uno perfhafs oir ben pee
tor Sprup, on eapaH uno Martins Drug
StObr, on &c. 81, gBslts eamiIOnsSra 9esendter
oem Ycfamt
6uiten, Serfdltuuoen uno &aubbeit!
~srosu OnssntIidlitb Ourtb cisisn YshOral sSprup
furirt.
I.-Sf berfetts gang mto unb Gnssncbm gu rsb'
men.
2.-SH osrld6s san,ib nub ps9stabIiibsn asi'
psu grunolSesu ,ulnmmsn 9sfCet.
3.-Gr sntfsrnt alIe unan9enebms GsfdbIs I'M Dem
bnle.
4.-Gr entftrnt olls Rsieuneen in ben euftrSbreu.
E5.-Dsrfctbe pirb burb unlers bsrpcrra9snofsn
lertG reecmmanoirt.
6.-Gs III berlsIbs cine srCEe palfs fur eSIds bic
an tCr ausssbrun9 leiosn.
7.-DerisIbs 1T unlbaetar Del @srtaItun9'n SOn
8inbern.
.S.-Dersl6s III pon SauIrnocn 9strautbt mSrosn,
relcte ibm aGs has bdbffs eob iclen.
9-Dsrfslbs if nab leisntiffbsn @runcIdsm gus
bereitet.
lO.--@srssNst sS nidt-YestOrGI eprup--Su6s'
reitet pom ... E...
9onoQ unb Wartin,
on ibrsm Dru9fcbr in ausntaun.
SGesmter l6, 1863. naep
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
9f16rt6t

tpirb Giermit sssstsn, bn6 bic nntrr5si4nstst ale
@recutcrsn BON Der 5intrIailsnIHaft bss Der"
llorbsnen 8 aeUb 5erman n, lsbbn BON Sdo'
Bbsitbaa GaunI6ip. Gs6a Gauntp. anssltsllt
rpcrcm lInb. @as Dirjsntsen batr wstae nod
an beIaste 6interlaIenIGaft f6ulet8 iino. psr'
ben 6icrpurG auissforSsrt tnnebalb 6 geo6sn
an,urufcn unO ab,ut9ublen, - unb SOl6e bic
nod re6!mabIse 5Orrrunssn babsn mSstn, ltnp
alei&faas rIuGt 1clhs innsrbalt btr bsIa8tsn
3sit wUtltsRGhet stnSubSnrt8en, an
Sonos Seiisl,
San. ~. 1864. na6n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Qe61 Tbal gtIenbdbn.

3eitrpe6iel-Our6s 3ii9e bon Neu:Worf
na6 Dem @efen.
Die ee6a &baI GifentObn psranbsrte am SRon.
tag ben l6fsn Rcusmbsr ibrs 5eit Isabelle. Wad,.
ftebencss rrirb ron nun an Die Belt Der abfabrteu
itiH.
.0inob pber Giflih nehenhe 2ifne
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
9tQ6rt0t

ptrb bisrmit ssssbsn, Sab bic llntnsst6nttt ole
Qpminiarntrir UCn bsr 5tntsrIaIMiGaft bee
Snlcrtenrn tprtes Ststtler, lbt'
bin BON Der Stabt alsntaun, 9s6a @aunty, an9e'
felt wCrbsn ii. gas Diejentse hntsr, trrIfs
nod an bslaste SinterluRsnl6aft f6ulbis iinO,
wrbsn brrOur& uufssfOrbst innsrbalb & sSUGtn
an,urufsn unb absubssatIsn, - llno SoIfs bic
nod re6tmGBiss 9Inlprd6e su MAIDEN tabsn, psr'
ben slri6faas srluGt ibr 8s&nun8sn tnnsrbalb
Der brIaeten 3sit pOttteadtist ein,ubdnDissn, an
Sarab Stettler, Nom'trir.
Sanunr 5, 1864. ua6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Slide! Slide! Slide!

Ssinr gusratG Slide TT cine irbr quite, Bette
Genb aus Madrsln SO. 1, 2. unc 8, tsm sanjsn,
balbsn unb SrrtsI Barrel, 70 tris 5abbprs bsm
Barrel unb gobfiIh brnt Yfunb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
8auern 1e6et bier

Der ltnter,e6nstr, In ttr Stabt @nsntaun,
aitt tierpur& Na&ri4t bab CT INNER ben bSaRsn
Warftprss fir
SIcriaamrut .SimptbSiaamrn un6 Suns
9arian>Saamen,
tesablt. unO ale bisIs Saamsn fietS gum gDis.
prrSrtauf bsim 0roefn unb &lsinsn auf Sanb
taltrn miro. Grin @je16Gfts.Srt IN In @utb's
nsurm @rbdubs, ObtrbuIt Sassnbu&'s @aRbauIs.
Gbarle6 @briitman.
San. IL. 1864. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Nd6rt0t

pIrb ttermit sesstsn, bab Der llntsrSsi&nste ais
grscutCr pun Der StntsrIuNeniGaft bes psrfurbrnsn
g8aIttr, lrbtbIn pon gdsoer'Dltl.
forb SaunI6ip, esGa @auntY, anselteat NOR
ben IN. aQe 'Disieniem babss, pel&s nod
an brIusts SintrlaIenl&aft f&uINsn, itn6 btsmit
aufasfcrbert innertalb 6 gGo&sn dnjuruftn une
atSate,atIsn, - limb SOl6s bic nod rr&tmdbiss
anIprtiGs an bieIslbs ~ MAIDEN babsn, finb sleih'
fails srIu&t IpI6s innsrbulb Der nSmli&sn 3sit
pUttbeRatist sin,ubanbtssn an
lntbonp Weblin9, Gr'cr.
Sanuar 26. 1864. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
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tuirS Gtermtt sssrtsn. bub bef llnttr1el6nsls ais
@rseutur sUn Der SIntsrlaHenl&aft bss prr'
fiortsnsn Spbn Smi +, lsbtbn bon ecw'
BID Gaunl6ip, Qs6a gauntp, anSsRelIt wcr'
ben 1T. @ae Dieimtssn butrr, psI&t nod
an ttIuets 5intsrlabsnl&aft iGnlbsn, finO btsrmit
aufssfurbert tnnerbulb Bp&sn anjuruftn unb
abSubrsatlsn, SUlhe Die nod rs6tmabtss
Anforberunsrn batrn mbssn, ilnb ebenfnlls sr'
1u6t IOl6e innrtalb brr bsIaStsn 3tit wUblbsfS'
tiSt stnIubanei9en, an
IS. S. 8ue, @r'or.
Sanuar 10, 1864. nq6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
. Simser's ..
9t d J 1T a ( 6 inc.
ltnIere LETTER A

AUIGkE lLl1 liz n
SamiliensN 4 3 ma + dime,
errsidpt lbnsG sinsn ausss6rsitstsn, pstbsrGbmtsn
8uf Sic 1T cbne 5peifsl cine Der bsten, btui9fen
uno (dhSnffsn unttr allen pem Yubltum an9sbctsnen
Tomilien 9i6bmafbnCn. Reine anbere Samilisn
Wdbmalbine bot 70 piets ndstihs Giurihtun9en gum
0dbeu SGumsn, Binosn, Salten, Stden, Sbnd:
rsn, SteppGn, u, (. 10. Seine anoere Ndbmaihtne
bat bic Ginrhun9 fir 70 piele psrihsetns arbsisn.
Sic 1T essi9ust gum g9dbeu ron allen Scrten Suh,
uno nit vsrIhisosusn Sortsn 5rpirn. @rcee uut
nsusre 8srbslIerun9en MAIDEN unftrs Samlien;yRa
Ihns bic ,uperl6i9ffs, oousrboftss uno iitsrts in
brsr arbsit bsi sosr Shneisfst, bic Cd ssben tonr
Sic matt ben Stspphih, nsIhCs osr bsfs Sttb III
Den ss 9sbsn fam Sr9ruo Ssmano. pom ben ts:
Gbeioenfen 9latur9aben, fam nit einem 8lid Die
8u6itabsn 81 Samilen:R Rdbmnlhinc bsarbeitsn lCr:
men. llnlsrr Somiliens 1dbmaGbinsn fino in einen
bStbf sls9outCu Gtpl uerfsrti9t.
Die Gebaufs osr Somilisu= =SroI6insn IN ron eeV
fsiniten uno bauerbafGiten 1rbett. Gs belhust BIZ
| NlaGhins menn biGlslbs nibt i'm 6etrauh III. uni
6Sim g1dbsn oirb ooslts oustinanosr 9Clc9t unb tl
oct tiusn fsfsn, aerdumieen Slid, UNI Die 1rbsi
barauf ,u leaCn. Gniee Der Ssbduie fno ron ieoe,
srosuttihrn 5sibnun9-snfah, pie oas pcli III
beimilben Q8aloe mdtb, oosr 70 fsin uus9sarbSitet
pis bic aunlt fie nur MAIDEN tann.
Sc III nur nStbi9 'u leben, pos oiefs Samilien
W1albinsn ltften fSnnCn, I'M G6gr ibren 9rceGr
gSertb urbeilen i'll tSunsn. Dicelbs III auf Dem be
fen gBees, 70 bslisbt ,u psrOen fir ben oaus9sbrau
ais unitrs SJaibinsn Cd fdr Sabritantrn alIsr ar
fno.
Die 3wsissSfftsn tne aufs bette pcr9slsbsn mt
RuCpfIob:Ssoe, @abfaosn, 9iacsIn, SEI, u T. 10
pcn Der pcrjdetihfcn Sualitdt.
Sencet fit elm 9panpbtEt
Die Ginger Miamfaftu GrmpanS
| 459 8rraepor, MGu lOrf
Ybi;Ocapbia SefhSftslcfat: $40 Gbdinutfiraes
Ey- SIR O6iss Gompaans II 8. 8. arauBr
iun., 1T Allentown, alS Nssnt anssielll ipcrbtn.
Septemtsr I6, 1863. ual
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Cute SE0ct)riCi)t {!
Samuel 9. MneWdlt

palfenb fir bic SabrsSstt, tas nod tt IN glttm.
taun an,utrsifsn mar, auf Sanb Dat. ga, bier
fam man tsianbts tie mObisaen Sitn unb
Sappsn an ben rrdttn YrsIItn faufsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Sefentlt6e 8enbn.

9luf Wpntags ben 10. Sebrnar,
um i2 rltr NittasS, folsn an 5auie Ocs SerNct>
tensn Vtter Sra, lsbtbin Scn SbHlauccn
3aunI6tp, 9s&a @aunls, fOIsenhe artttsl auf Sf'
fsnil6r 8snpu Ssrtauft wTpsn, nGmlid:
:3wei quite iunst Ndbrm pCpCn bic cine fine
flint Sabre aItr sraur 6amiItfn Nlatre If, tie
anpsrr Ut sint G6parjs NlGbrs 8 Sabre alt unb
Elm gutter @ttrr III. elm Sdueynpa8en, stn 5al-
lima 9cp Magsn. Gn Sperp, Srulstsrn uno
S&tmel, slpd rtnipdnuiss gfcrpr8riGrrs, bier
S6iettarrn, unssfdbr ader DciJen i'm @runb,
JsGttetten, @ate.n etc. - 8 e.rnrr: Ssttrn,
1tI&e, Stlblt, 8dnte, GarpstS bri frr gar6'
Dsst, 6ausubr, elm Sfcn nit 8Obr, elm fupfcrs
nr unb siIrrner 6sRd, BurlmaiGne unb %
antbsiIe bsr ,,NtIentaun Dimrs SoSin8 Sant,"
unb Icn1 NOD pisle artifsl Su umiiGnplt@ 5u msl~
ben.
Die 8sbinSunssn am gsrtaufsta8e unb @uI-
wartun9 vpn
0enrv Sca,
pcter Seu, St'cre.
Reubeu Seu. }
Sanuar ~ naeS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
NDr6 Denn'a @tIen6abn
gBinter Gtnridbtltna.


Rad Sstblebem, Dcpestaun ,t.. uno in tidbttr Ser.
btnoun9 nit Der eCba SaIep @ilrubabn nab uub ron
Gaiton, anentcpu, @atafu1qua, Woutb 9bunt,
pallstsn, GdlCn. Bbite SaUsn, gRiltGstarre,
SBilltamspcrt, ,s.
Drst Dur6:5d9e. Scuntass ouseeucmmsn.I
In uuo nadh SRcutas. ben l6. Noprm6er, 1863,
Derosn bic qafo9isr,des ouf oieer 8obn ras neuC
Depct, Der 3ten StraBs, cbGr5alb Sbcmpcn, Wbita
bdpbia, wis frI9t psrlafen:
lin 100 8crmttta9s (@rpreF) fiir 8stblebsm, III:
leufnun. Waau6 Gbunt, pajIstcn, gBiltestarrs, 2Bl
Transport &c.
0S- Der 700 lbr 3ua pertinoet iidb In 8etble:
bsm init Der esha 8aIep Gifnbabn unb fcrmirt Die
ihSnfs uno meiif pdnfheusmsrtbe HautC nab alien
puutten oer eeho 8oblen 9esicn.
lin 3. l5 gla6mitta9s (GrprcD fir 9stblsbsm,
Gaftcn &c.
Differ Bug srrribt Cation um GAO 01udbm. uno
Dsrbtnost fidb nit Dem Msu;Ssrirp Central fdr Olsu
Wert.
Tim SIS SladmittOss nO6 9abtsbsm, AGeutauu.
gRou6 9bunf ,t.
sBsist @ossn Der 2ten uub 3tsu Strabs eiuis,
Staot paiI0stsrwossn, Iauftn birstt nab Dem ntuen
Dtpst.
SG8e ma6 9SbtldScIpbia:
SsbSn ab ron 8dblsbsm um 6.30 uub $50 gors
mtttasS, uno 607 S1abmittaas.
preis mad, Bethlehem Sl.50 nab G1auh Gbunt
1855; noh Galtcn $l.50; natb 9BiGiamsyCrl
$3.50.
Durd unb Stage 2idsts mdfen an bee Sidct of.
fee in Der 3sn eoer 8erts StroFen erboltSu prrosn
um bte oti9en 3atsn bGr Sabrprsifs ~ IltbSrn.
Ellie GlarF, Nsmt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Samerm tebt macb Gmrem SmterciSc,,.

br Snfrt8mS " ''
OeS berIDmten pe9etablif0en Ste6-NuOerS,
Ornd dnesth hur& bic ftmtn
mem tdoausem 8m 3ufa, GIFT bmitm Gt baGHt
Sir @ferbe fam eS'ntGbt tlbertrDffen tper6en.
San n ett Son ben snf&emm 9dm w&s bdt mtrwcrfn
ME a Elm unatt6s H5mt @ ees d ben meRm Ynos Nn
h hns C4 bV 5o sad wt bk b bic Sn@a 3ummsuSm 8&
wl&m bic msFm gfnUs @sb3hm Efstm. ''''
Nn SfIben, Il. {. ~, t6ut eS @nn6er.
90 h bsdf SCafans efunb bia
pipe BEN Sbr tnp faSt babn &u
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uau s 9t h br
% Yin Grr Damnn Delaware @unY ast uSUs IS bic Id f
items eth . rtt I'll
SIR S6petne 1T 6dS DulDer Ie6r nIblt6.
So t bd gDrfn Sdnadm
r S6wenm aIs bel nba
4m h ma&m Stau&m sswUtn4
Trcb ~ NJSiner
So 224.
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tr In aamtm.
N
GbaraecF Gnb @ bae Yl
pSmodSp6m" 9eacNm tt
m ola d. mtta auBm&nh uufse&
rauG u mtrssn Dian a8e br mad r bas guSn ais
SSre1 u. NStner,
cr Eebrt9m 8reIns,
yglasrPbn NOSmtn A. 1863 uq3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
@eIeQI0dftS : @uflDIuno.

Na6rt6t wrb bisrmit esssbrn, baB bic felt
etnisr 3eit fer In alsntaun, er&a Gauntp, In BEN
@rcsneisn @ei6Gft untsr Der Sanpsls 5irmu
BON gSsnner unb Stettter brlian'
Orne @siGdftS SubnOuns, am 12tsn Sauuar,
1864, bur4 bsiOerieitIae ginpiaisuns oufssfGbt
wUrbsn 1T. aae Disienissn babsr, tpsG&s nod
an teiaste 3irma Gdulptn. Fnb btsrbur& aufDe.
fcrbrt, innertaIt 6 g9cGen, am aItrn Stanb.
plab anSuruftn unb ub,ut3utlen, limb SclGr
bic nod re&tmabi9e 5Orbsrunsrn batsn m5ssn,
iinb 9lst6faIIs sriu&t lcI&s wU9IteldtiSt fir 9r'
SablunS stn5ubdnpIssn.
peter 9. 8enner,
Srantlin Stettler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Oefentli6e g5enDu.
Sanuar ~

2(uf Samito96 ben I3tcn 8e6ruar,
uni t2 llOr Nttass, Ipntn am Sauic beS Inter"
,ri6nstth, in glcrb Dbdttaa 8aunlGp, 9sGa
@aunts, fUlssnps 9trtittl auf Tffsutliaer Senpu
vrrfauft prben, ndmlid:
Cine quite Gattsl @GGrs. 10 Sabre alt, sin
vUrtrtfHi6cs brsttdtrisss Yfro, Gin pirridtri8sS
I&parsss Yfrb. srobtrasenrs &tbr, 0ttntsr,
3 S6aafe, 2 S6wsirr, tporunter tin tra9tness
3u&tGfwrin II. Gin ;rpsisduGs geassn nit Bob
pY, elm Syringe .gBasn, sin SpdSisr. g8as'n, elm
tsduls SchItlHtsn. Gin Susbfdttln, 6suIritern,
nit Sdtmtl, YFtSs, cine Ga9e, cine 6rstt @e'
malt. MaItnr. gBin6mtbls, 8ummSte, 9IinelaIf'
tern 2 Sits gJdnte.G Gti6irre, zine ecppSlte erIn,
Sprrr= unb &dbt,tttn, gFani' i'@runebIrnen betm
SuGhsi, unS 1rnl nod Siele Saurn:@Hdtbnal'
ten ~ umhGnblih ;u mslren:
Die gtoInsunssn am grtaufstaSt unb auf'
partun9 BON
Sobn Smitb.
Sannar 10, 1864. nlbS
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

QuEsIIoss.-The Copperheads say that the
only object of the Administration in psosecu-
ting the war is to crush the Democratic party.
They acknowledge that if the Government
succeeds in suppressiug the rebellion. their
party will be killed This IS one of the main
reasons why thsy oppose the war SO bitterly
Now, We ask all honest men, can party be
loyal when it is so closely connected with the
enemies Of the Government?
0ught the party ever to succeed when its
success depends upon the saccess of the public
enemy?
Ought not the party to perish when its ex-
istence depends upon the success of The rebel
liou?
The Copperhead party aud the Rebellion
are really twin brothers, Sianese twi1s at that
fastened together. the same blood circulating
through both, and TO kill the rebellion kills the
party.
The Democracy" OF to day dnd its support
ers mainly in WORKOUT, and stovedup politi-
clans Of Northern birth and OF Southern prin-
ciples, respected not even by rebels, only ft to
do their dirty work.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

BgovSLow on THE RIeENoSD WHIe.-In
speaking Of the Journal the writer Of the Reb-
q Veniilator says:
Why the editor OF the Richmond organ
should be angry with Mr. Lincoln, We sre at S
loss TO know. Lincoln's enanci patton procla-
nation iiberates half dozea Of the editor 5
children, whose several mothers are America 4
ladies of African descent, Lincoln should be
looked upon that editor, and thousands Of 9th
er Southern parents. as benefactoT He is
setting their mixed blood offspring al liberty s
thing that they could not do as they are slaves
and many OF their fathers-this Richmond
father among the rest-sFe Dot able 70 pur
chase their freedom.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

CHANGE OF C4RRIER.-Mr. Fred. r. DAxFoRTE
will hereafter deliver the UNION REcoRD to town
: ubscribers and collect for the same.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

CLEMENT THE MARTYR STILL DEFIANT
That the return of Vallandgham to Ohio was
for the sole purpose of provoking quarrel
with the Government, aud breeding trouble,
may be gathered from speech in which be
said
Il will make no threats, but | have not
come from foreign country without deliber
ate calculation of the cause and consequences
and deliberate preparation 10 meet them.
can be taken by any due civil process, by any
crippled cOusfa able but withou; that, no force
can do it. Three hundred men armed to the
teeth will not again fud me in my house after
the door has been battered down, but they lriH
find me the nert dGy and not far Of, and, If any
military commander of the President shall un-
dertake such an arrest, wdrn them that IN
this torn the persons and property Of those m
AIsGtng Sutb proceeding ,cHt be hetd as hostage.
l do not believe there will be any attempt to
arrest me again, but, should there be, repeat
my warning, not in a spirit of bTavado, but 10
let my friends knolr that IRE are prepared for
any emergency"
This is doubtless for the most part mere
bravado. But when we consider the encour-
agement be will give other spirits like his own,
and the boldneSs they will assume if his defiant
threats are not hushed, it is grave question
whether such man should be at large. In
our opinion, be should be sent to the strongest
cell in Fort Lafayette, or handed over TO the
tender mercies of Ben. Butler.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

TRAVELLERS just returned from Europe declare
that the American war creates far more interest
on the continent, and especially among Ger
mans. than the war in Denmark, nearer home
The news BY every steamer is read with the
greatest avidity, aud in all the great cities it is
posted up in the hotels as soon as it is received
The feelings Of the Germans are generally in
sympathy with the North these Of the French
half and half
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

LITTLE MAc.-The Herald's Washington
special says strong efforts are making by the
Republican politicians to induce the Admins
tration to give Mcclellan command of the
defeusss Of Washington. Henry J. Raymond
of the New York Times, was st the Capital
urging the matter on the President.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06
On the Death of Emma Cochran, of
Hamilton.
TO MOTHER.

Dear Mother, dry those falling tears,
And cease your sorrow wild;
God called me hence from Earth away
Your own, your darling child.
No more my little golden head
viii lay upon your breast,
For am safe in Jesus arms
In Heaven-bright land of rest.
Shut not the golden sunlight out,
And darken not your home
Think not that am in the grave,
Mid solitude and gloom:
But with the saints and angels bright,
Where all is rest and love
Direct your thoughts with earnest faith
To my fair home above.
But six short years ago came
To fiji with JOY your home,
And now the gentle flowers grow
Above your Emmas form;
But Mother darling, when You kneel
In prayer beside the sod,
Rejoice that in life's morning bright
You gave me back to God.
Farewell, sweet Mother, dearest friend,
o, weep for me no more,
For trials and sorrows have an end
On this bright happy shore;
And soon upon this golden strand
Our loved ones all will be
Dear Mother in happy land
I'm waiting now for thee.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

The Albany Journal says an official scrutiny
of the records show that the State of New
York is in excess Of all the calls upon her for
troops more than 5000.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

II was Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee, who,
in the Senate of the United States, when the
secessionists were desertlus their posts, dared
to say 10 them. as be significantly shook his
finger at JEFF Davis, III were the President,
| would arrest you SIS traitors, Try you as
trsiteTs, and hang pou IS traitors 80
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

FIVE thousand iocapacitated blacks, mostly
old men, women and childrcu-the able bodied
men being in the army-are now organized in
camps on deserted plantations in northern Ala
bams, under the superintendenee of Lieut.. J.
Fl. Harris, of Illinois. About 900 acres are
under cultivation-l. 000 devoted to cotton the
rest to grain and vegetables. The colony now
pays expenses and is accommodating q surplus
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

county uN>lClau-
TuRPENrIxs. A large lot of tuTpentine was
recently shipped from China to San Francisco,
and since reshipped. The fact is. says the
Bulletia, thar California and Oregon are now
fully supplying this market with good mer
cbantabe article of spirits of turpentiue, and
which is of approved quality. That from
Oregon is made from the fir tree, and the Cali
fornja production is from the pine. Consumers
are now using the domestic article for all house
painting purposes, and for which 81 per gallon
is freely offered.
OPENING THE CANPAIGS-The Union men
Of Susanville, Lassen county. held meeting on
Thursday evening, July 2Sib, which was ad
dressed BY General John Bidwell aud others
Bidwell spoke of the Baltimore Convention. OF
his interviews with President Lincoln and Gen.
Grant, and the local paper says it was evident
from the cheers given on the mere mention Ct
either name that the choice Of the Baltimore
Convention is the true reflex Of the wish Of the
loyal people.-Un,on
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06
MARRIED..

In San Francisco, June so. L. 4. Snow. of Little
kimshew, Butte County, to Miss Mary \. Sharp.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

PRgCAUrIoSARY-Geu Mcdowell has Or
dered all military companies Of San Francisco
10 take their arms home with them. This is s
wise measure, and one which renders riotous
proceedings 90 the part Of Copperbeads and
seceSsiouists 10 great degree harmless,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13

DtsfsS Sittsrs arpnnt I6nel bic @una bee
putlitums, unb In turSer 3sit pirO es bas tn,t'
&C in ya6frage Itin. Die Gursn bic raburh
tswirft trcrren ilnc, bat ben 8srfsrtser bspUssn
babelts mrtr birsft Dor bas YutIiFum 40 brin'
gen. GS IN frin neusS 5sImittsI. Das 8s.
jept babelte 3u MAIDEN, mar In ben Sdnben Sss
gerfsrtstrs felt man@sn SaGren. Die 8eFanb.
tteile linb aus ben fplgrnbn mrbi,ini1&en 8rdu.
tern unb gGurjsln 3ulammFnseIsbt, psIhe ale
teilcnbe Sraft tsFben, unO baS 9ittsrs ptrb
tparanttrt bab ni&ts 1cnf barinnsn III, ndmlidb {:
Glscampene, Suroof, Spifenarb, Soap
mort, Qerupion Sarf, Sudu, Spices
tpooo, @ulIein, Slipprrps@lm, Sap.
afrab, SarIaparillt, 9entian Root,
Suniper, SpiritS 9titre, Salfam 60
pauia, Oanoelion, pure Spirits, uno
Sarberrp.
DaS Sittsrs III pUn Srantsn ssbrauGt NOR.
rem, wslGe i&on fir Satrsn an SrI&isbensn
Srantbeitcn srlittsn batsn, unb Der sIddIiGe Grs
fcls In rsn meill bartnaiissn 8rantGeitrn bat ben
8rfrtissr tepcssn, raeslte fdrs gr1smal brm
putltfum gu Ufferiren, NIT Der Sullen urber,fu.
gun8 uno Oiqiatsit ,u rauantiren, tae iptnn
oas SItterS erbUri9 estrau6t rtrb, ba6 baesItr
bic mfit bartnafBsn 8ranfteiten permanent fu-
rirt. Da6eItr tR elm fI4rss 5eiImittsI fdr
Dp5pcpfia, 9eberfronfbeit, SerIuft bes
Qppetits, Rerpenfronfbeit, Sntermits
tentsSiebcr, Galtfiebcr, @ensrol De
blIit6t, Suiten II. 8erf6Itunqen, 81.
orrboe, Sopfweb, GDolCrd M0rbu6,
Rbeumati6m, S6merten in cen 8Iies
bern, &rampf i'm Woaen, ReuraI9ia,
6autfranfbeiten, ais ScrofuIa, Sc
fbpure, etc.
@lsthfaas; gileS, g8irmsr. Defenders Stat.
Pirmsr uno ale GranfbsIten bic aus rirrm yer.
eGrbsnsn Wa9sn pber pon Sertcrttnrm Sluts
trfammen. aIS rin Slutrsintsrr unb Gunie
CSrr Qpprlitgstrr fat bisIes 9ittsrs ben gpr;ug
Dor alien anrrn, uno fcltr In jsbrr 5amlir ss'
taltsn rtrbtn. Oas RrGutrr Sittrrs IN mar.
rantirt ale aIte GranfGstrn, fFin llnter1fito rs
aft, gu furrsn. Der Sfrferti9rr rnsf9lt 20 te.
Ionrrs fGr bIeIr GtaIIt BON Sranfbttfn, uno
fam Certificate bon ben nteil temerfun9sprrt6rn
Rranftcirn auf,eiGnsn. Oirisniarn prl6e an
btsIcn unanscnrbmrn SrantGritm letbrn, lclten
Ic9lsiG NIT bsm SittrrS rinen SnIu9 maiden.
Damrn In I&pa4rn 8rIunbGrits llmRGnesn,
psl6s an unrrgclmdBstsit IsNsn, einerlei aus
wsl&G llrIa6r. fintm bisIe WspiSin Gin R6ur
unO 9rpiiItr 8rgulatpr- atsr, ME alIs anbrt
Mitttl, Ipnts baerIbe trt Srbsrutbsten Damon
nit Scrftt sctrau6t rsrbrn.
9sIst bic untsn brtssfistsn Certificate BON ben
wuntnsouen Suren bic taBslts bstpirFt Bat
pr;lprrn prlfe bic gr6ttsit tsritltsn ts,rsifeln,
t5unsn bic Srisinsasn snistrn, rrnn 1e bd rsm
gsrfsrtisrr anruFfn.
Sryfrrtist unO prtauft bur@ ben Gstntbd0
Errr unO IeInr rrGtmdbis an0sTslItsn assntrn.
g. Sri dter,
Glsinissr SsrfErttBtr, Centre Co., GeneuFsr, ga.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
Gurtrt guren Sui !
8urirt Guren Suiten ! !!
8urirt Gursn Sullsn !! !!
Gin QufI6ub fonn @uer 9sbsn eoIten

8srtiere feline Wiuutc unc perIhaft eir bsn pse
tcrat:S pr u 2, on earpau uno Martins Drugs
Stcbr, on SIC. 81, Bsft: eamltous5rafr, 9ssrudter
Dem gcftamt.
S0uIten, &ertdltun0en uno 8aubbeit! =!
Usrcsn OnssutIdlib turb ticfen Yrtterot sprup
turirt.
I.-Sf rsrfetts gang mjIO unO un9susbm su rct:
m;n.
2.-Sf bsrfcIts sSn;li b uatb pssctatIIbsu 0eIi:
pen Srunolassn ,uGamr,Sn 9sfrst.
3.-Gr cntfernt ale ununstuebme @sfdtle I'M bsm
pals.
4.-Gr sntftrnt ole 8sisuussn in Den eufrSbrcn.
5.-Dsrfrlte ruiro burb unlcre bCrpcrre9rneftGn
lCrte retrmnlaneirt
6.-@s if csrfSIts cine srtPs 6ulfe fur Sot6s bic
an rer Iusssbrun9 leicsn.
7.-0srlsIbs it unIaastur bel @rrtdItunssn ren
Rinhsrn.
s.-DsrIslbs 1T psn SouTrnrsu sstraudt wcrecn,
rpclrbe ihm ALE bas btbiie ecb icllCn.
9.-DsrleIbs it nab eisntfftbsn 9runefae'n 81
bSrCittt.
lO.-8srscftt ss niht-@setorGl errup-3ut''
rSitst ron
2alpaQ uno Wartin,
an ibrsm Drusftrbr in auentaun.
Stecmter l6, 1868. nq6r