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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-09
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-09
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SSSDgaeaa 3 $55SiGhae.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-09
Die 1910 Mnleibe.

0ic crite 9totionol 3ane uon 2(Qcntaun
ais Depciitorium uno SiscaLsWoenz
tur Der Scr. Staten.
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per SaGr. i5trli6 bs gGtm SOn so unb 100
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17
Ths praf. On ltondny.

u many portions Of the Country the
Draft has been set for next Monday, and
will undoubtedly come of. The e6eOt win
be to make an addition of at least 100000
affective men 70 the forces of Sherman and
Grant Probably two hundred and ffy
or three hundred thousand, after making
allowance for credits, will be drafted. To
maintain an army in the field, thrice the
effective strength is needed, as yerv large
number are sither IN hospital, or upon de-
taohed duty, or in garrisOns. But the sd-
diti0n Of 100000 men TO our armies will
do much 20 make the fsl campaign sue
cessful one. The last efforts of the rebels
are being put forth. If they donOt sue.
eeed this fall, they win give up the contest.
Iti5 with this thought and hope in view
that those who are drafted may enter the
service. If oheerfully abidsd by, it will
show the rebels that they have no hope In
an lti-was party in the North or as Gen
Grant says: Prompt action IN filing our
arDiss viii have more effect upon the enemy
than a victory over them They profess
70 believe, and make their men believe,
thee is sush party North in favor Of re-
oogniEing Southern independence, and that
tho draft cannot be enforced" In the
sans spirit Gen. shernan urges the draft
@bessuse the enforcement Of the law VIII
manifest power resident in our Govern-
uaent equal to the occasion. Our Cove n
ment, though Democracy, should is tines
Of t-oss51s aid danger be able to sVisId he
Poa0sr. Of greet nation"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17
The Haine Election.

The Democracy are feeling exceedingly
sore over their defeat in Vermont and
Maine, and some Of the organs are trying
70 osver up their sorry faiIure by the asser-
ton that the issue before the people in Yer
mont and Maine wss not the same that it
isnow, when MeClsllan's letter of ept-
ance Is before them The effort to divorce
Mcclellan from the Chicago platform win
not.sucOeed. The people know that that
platform Is an expression Of the views of
those that support Mcclellan, and that his
policy IN caee of his election, would be
largely dictated By the men who madethe
platform. The idea that Mcclellan, By his
sbsurd letter Of acceptance, can induce
War Democrats to vote for him, is absurd.
With al its professions OF devotion to the
Onion at ali hazards, the people distrust a.
man who Is pledged 10 a miserable surTen-
der TO rebels In arms The October cleo
tons il Pennsylvania and Ohio will be
contested not on MeCle1an's Istter Of 40
esptsnce, but chiefly on the sneaking plat
form upon which he pretends to stand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17
OtzvELAnD, O.. June 20. 1888.

This is to certify that have been duits
deaf for the past twelve months, and was
troubled very much with disaQrseabIe
noises in the head and cara of every ima0in-
able description. Tho difficulty was Gett-
ing worse and worse every day. I put nv
self under the treatment of DR.. Lfghthifl.
OF whose skill ] had often read and heard
and am happy to state he has entirely
cured me.
Any one calling on me or nv usrepts
with reference to the truth of this stat9-
ment, can do 30, as shall alwsySjbe hannv
70 recommend DR.. Lighthiil 20 anv o5s
who is troubled as have bean. -Irasi5s
with my parents at Niles, TrumbuiI Co
EczLI FIDE r. HARRIs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17
aEaIsing His Base at Ricamond.

Il was very shreWd observation made IN
Portland, Maine, that if Mcclellan could
not take Richmond, making Washington
q BIS base, he never could take Washington
making Richmond his base" McClellAn'S
base Is at Richmond. Tbs rsbels are pray
ing and fighting for bis election General
Lee iI Organising all his svailabls forces
foF the very purpose of insuring his
s.slectiou- The rebel soldiers cheer over his
nomination. The rebel press Is furious
over the necessity of defeating Grant and
Sherman, 10 order TO ensure McClellAn's
3 election. If Leo conld invade Pennsylva-
via Just before the election In November,
or infict heavy defeat on Grant he
might hope TO dispirit the people enough
to make the loss of PenDfylvania possible.
50 toe, IF he could invade Ohio, lie might
gain several Western States for Mcclellan.
Il may be very dissgreeabls to
ooPperheads to zee what great In
terest JET Davis and his rebel
crew take In their success but Jet IT.
is so and their i no denying IT. Tie last
AID sHty hope Of Davis is Ia tie sI&stRos Of
George 3, MsGssEaa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17


Tbs Democratic organs are entreating
7eseh other not to stand on the dsfsnsiss
al the while. When ishoddy" attacks
Mcclellan, OF OK Platform, or the Letter
Of Acceptance or Pendleton, let Us not
D. on the detensiya say they, but let US
Der'te old AbsfOr sAFbitrary arrests ''Un-
constitutional War" tue draft and Ali his
othE crimes. Poor eopperheads! They
are having hard time OF it. The Fidicu.
ious Asd embarrassed position in which
they are entangled, makes their oontortiOns
highly amusing. Instezd of defending
themselves, tbe.r principles and their can.
didates, they are very anxious to get up
capital by putting away at arbitrary ar
rests, habess corpus and the negro. They
ShivsT with alright Poor fellowsI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17

It is with Plssburs that I hereby eartifv
that my hearing has been very n1oh beZy
emitted 6y the skill and treatment of r.
Aighthil, under whose treatment / bsge
been for the last two months. The 49,
a difficulty in my hesd and throat, is ~
happy to stats, much better y ro- sn5 =
bad cough with whieh have b.,en 1o,,b1.S IN. 4
tqE yssrs, has also yielded 70 Dr.. TiShf-
NUS tTestment, 80 that nov / wish te re-
commend the Doctor. 70 any one troubled
ss nave been. ! feA2de ct Montville.
Sfeeuga county Ohio, and viii be hsppy to
Sse any one eopasrniUg the vsraoity Of this
AbAssmenS q ALONEo RHODRs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17

+. WAKES Issirtt fer thisYesk has crush
ing aEticleon McClellan5 whom the editor
Knows as well as one man can know snoth-
er. He says Mcclellan stands today bank
rupted of bis chances by the victory Of
sherman, and BY the popular reputation
Of his party platform.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17

The first insallment of the new Atlantic
(submarine) cable arrived at New. YORK on
Saturday in the bark Maria, from London.
Il Is between three and four hundred miles
n n length and is consisted to Cyrus w.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17

It's said tnnI 1sn. Wood has suddenly
became enamored Of the song .lBen. BoltS
and the terrified Democracy Is now singing
Voaiferously 20 don't E0u REMAINDER thS lot.
ser Ben BolA.R ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17

DR. GIGHTHIL--DEAR SIR, 1t a1ords me-
the greatest pleasure to be able to iS firm
you that I am still improvihp. and have
the highest hopes that nv ear viii Sa an.
tirely we'll by the time you irst 1neptionad
it would take to effect cure. car, ss1
that am truly thankful to the kind brovi-
denee which directed me to you. iSinc a
the hrsg IeW days use of your prescripti, a,
my ear has improved, and almost at ono a 7
was relieved from depressed state of IL
ing ana an almost intolerable ache. ~ ~
elastic and hopeful state of mind. fWba4
Dr. John Mott replied to me as his 49,; ,.,s
ence5 mas been mine so far. Ny eatEIrhal
trouble seems very much bette p aIsa -
indeed altogether, my health. neve- ava,
good. ! am Weighing soDle Eve j Is IS 80 g
more '1aH = usual tor s 0thu9 tbsD
can bat hsPe tina. It msyI
fortune Of many with like tEo IStne spo1 so,
m, n tne Tey II the ben .ooleS !" LaiI
Skill ana moving how eht oI your
lmPosii-.oh is with those great tne lear ol
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your profession, 7 / position among US In
will not hesitc, 1 beg, therefore, that you
be of use. / - lte to refer 70 me, as 1t may
Motifs renlyT $50 inelose herewith Professor
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great irny ghly creditRble to you, and OF
to me. portance to thers, as it has been
the ~ Il will visit ypu again soon, In
y 'antime, believe IRe,
s.0 Yours, very 81 ucerely,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17

AnOaheF Democratic JOarnaI sgainss
lAe Boston Herald that supported Dou-
GAS n 1880, Is out agsinst Mcclellan and
els white feather platform adoptsd at
Chicago lh.T4'2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17

e5eaeFsl Mcclellan privately asserts that
ne 3 IN favor Of an immediate cessation of
hoatriiies. xh1s publicly proelaining that
ne Is fos the war for the Union. ForprooF
see Wednesdays New York Meas
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TsoA 2. L. GAeEIs Ese., FREsDKsT OF V.5E
oTTT BAHEs J0LKT, III.
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JonET, nl., July u, lsts.

, DR.. @. B. MehthliH can be oensrised ct
the Angler House, CsVsli md, Ohio, from
Monday Sept 96th until sturday evening
yet AstV ISsA ARESAR7ieoA
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0ALE AND EXAMINEOUR GENES
Oiseal RtngS. The finest assortment in tbs n
# --,5=z5FE ..-t .cOWIES 4 CO.,
- sepi '-~- SIC 81 Weddall e.
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PLATED PICKLE STANDS CAS-
1 TORS and Cake Basksts, at
ooYLEs 4 CO.'S,
~ Esdde1 h
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GnaI,
Al LL6E N yJ1OrN Kls,
3iGFff Gkatns.
GILYER CHAINs

zi15 sea SILV ER Rim Gs
AN unlimited stock, all styles and prices Chains
from SeO TO Sl6o0 cRlngs, from plain silver Rim
At 10 cents to an elaboratsly engraved Locket Rio
inlaid with gold, at 5000. '.l' III :
We have the exclusive sale for this oIty Of an
goods manufactured BY A. L. Roor, Of Medina, botb
solid gold end silver and a. thew Are rnads 15,r
" for our trade, We know they are pure coin.
Dealers are requeetedt to call and examine
Wholesale and Retail In any quantity.
7.r N. BURT.
mAy2O-R9 -
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CLETrLAED, o, June %. lge4

Deafness Cured. EYore Nsar ~.
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The Quarrel BetH cen the EDITOR OF 1he
New Nation and General Fremont

Three individuals without means, come
one fine day and propose to publish ny
nsWspaperi under certain conditions thew
do not fulfil them; create debts. ruin the
newspaper, and then declare thstthe news.
paper belongs to them.1 Is. this rational
l am 4 very unimportant parsonage in
comparison with Mr.. Fremont, who has
bOssted to me that he could stop the course
of Justice for five years in New Y ork in
bis own favor but 1 doubt, if be can stop
that of public opinion. -. y '-.4
Although MF. Lineoln is hlr from being
the candidate of my choice, between him
and Mcclellan, no loyal man can hesitate;
the NEG Nation viii not hesitate; it repu-
dates all sorts Of bdegatAs and will not aid
thems II either afar of or near, directly
nor indirectly, but it will alWsyHbe thsv van,
guard OF loyal patriots for liberty. against
slavery, -. 1'l1
We have often FspFosehsd Lincoln with with
the want Of dignity, as eyinced in bis
IokeA but Fremonts Jokes are worse for
they are played at the expense Of honesty
Yours, Z. CLUsERET
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?. THAIoHER, IA. Q. n B0lR
q. ". oARDHEB,s l1d n 80 10. M'HAIBE,
THATOHBh GARDNER BURT 8
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tain, when We were sensible Of our danger.
we bad daily prayer in this room for di-i
vine protection Our prayers, Sir, were
heard, and they were graciouslY answered.
An of us who we're engaged in the strug-
gle, must have observed frequent instapees
Of a experimenting Providence Ia our "a.
vOr. To that kind Providence we owe this
happy opportunity Of consulting, in peace.
on the means Of establishing our futuro
national felicity. And have we now for
gotten that powerful friend7 Or do we
imagine that we no longer need his assist
ance2 have lived, Sir, a long time, and
the longerI live, the more eonvincing
proof ace Of this truth, that God Oovsrzs
the gPaaTs Of mem. And if q sparrow can
NOT fall to tie ground without his notice,
\ IT probable that an empire can rise With !
out his aid 2 We have been assured, Sir,
In the ssored writings, that except the /
Lord build the house, they labor in vain !
that build it, firmly believe this and !
also believe that without his concurring !
aid, We shall succeed In this political build !
ing no better than the builder of Babel: |
we shAu be divided by our little partial |
our projects viii be eonfounded.
and we ourselves shall become a reproacb /
and a by-wcrd to future ages.
therefore beg leave to move, that |
heneeforth prayers, imploring the assist
1noe Of Heaven, and its BLESSINGS on oI,-
deliberations held IN this assemble T
avery morning before We proceed Ia bpsi-
hess and that one or more of the olergy Of
his city be requested TO oficiate in thaf
'safS'S9 tia IJ1W EUrts -=lo7j
S1his suggestion, It need scarcely ybesaid.
vas taVorably reviewed by the convention
nd nom that time the guidance of Idivfnfr
Nisdcm was daily sought. o CAs might be i
axpected greater harmony prevailed q ]
motion SSs made for the appointment of a
to take into CONFEDERATION both !
branches Of the lsgiIlAture A committee ,
vas aSsosdlAgly sbessa consisting Of oaS