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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
9ibeilllucinc!

5psbeu srbdlteu 100 Silen unb 20 Sas
.Dstnweiu pom teribmten 6auS SOief SaIf in
Naini. Inter ben 6iiten ~bsinpeu f& bic ebels
ten Sorten, wslhe am 8bein Ua&Ien, unter
anOeren SAIos SOtanutsbera unp Sttinbero
Cabinet. Die 6ader eutbalten 1854 II. 1S57er
Nieraetner, 9autenBet nsr &c. &C.. unb ~ufferire it
Lebtsrrn, sntpeOer bel 5aB Oper 5 @aaonem-D De.
mttObns, III duBell It btlisru 9reilsn. Die @eine
In zen Riiten ltnp 70 ausge,ei6uet, Gag fterli6
t:lbf am 8bein fein be6ereS a~efunpen weroen
fam, uRO Fino pie Yretie i'm ger6altniB our @lts
Istr nld6is. .. @ran3.
SO. 2 @rhnnae Slpf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
WM. WALLACE'S PURE MOUNTAIN Dew
WHISKEY

Dieter g9bietep pire nir d6t eur& uns bejp9en. gSir
ntaben bae publitum ticrouf aufmertiam uno pornen oaS~
fell, yer @ufauf siucS no69emahtcn Gltifcls, ba biefer
28biefep MIR bHrh infer SauS be;p9en ipereen lam. Rouf>
~listraber, neldr Elm Barrel pber ne5r npn bifem ~ppriusIta
den Yranc Su taufen nunIGeu, Iplten uur bo toufvn, f9 Is
in lie Sertdufer 8trtrauen ieeen. QSr ritnlheu bas 9u~
bIitunt MIR rpr Sdliduneen III porrcu. mir halten ftetS
linen srOeen 8orratb pom bieism Dhiefep auf 9Istr, ben mir
Iur hIhn ~Ssrfaufeu, mtnn sr t~penisIens IL Rcudte alt III.
NioI erinuers It6, oaB mir Die aleinisen Serf6ufer ron N.
BaIeee'e puie Mipuntain Dem gBbisfeo Itnb, unb bag mir
.tul linen Yrets BEL Sert6ufen Ypn 1 bis 100 9arrels baben,
unb laoeE SouHiebhnber elm, bieen SprsIsIiGen nnb reiuen
'8bisteY etner @rpbe Su unterpsrfen.
81 nj. % dIIuee Spbnc,
Gde Cars NIB 9eorI 14r) Straet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
gHiAlia fnr @rpeernbefbsr.

GO III cine aaesmein b,tanuts Sa6:, bas infer 5ouS Itir
I liner Seibe Yrn Sobrrn Tttail- unS @bcleale- @sfadfte in
tieliscr Stab: 9sntadbt BAT. 98,n0er bstonnt blrfte obsr fctr,
infer Suus Elm 8peiaecI6dft in Sem gprf Bat, uno baB
urisr bprtiser Observation-Disclosures fGts Die belten unb bilte>
l;R g8aarcn fur une eintautt unb bieielssn jeoe gpbc bier
B T lsnbst. 6srug SsrSisat aleenieiuer beonnt ;u tperben,
, ls mir @rpcertee, grppiIipusu, Butter, 8die &c. &c mir ses
4 II 8oar faufen, woeur6 mir in ben Stanb eeebt fperocn.
bIlis ein;ufaufen unb tilierr oIs irssnc Elm auoereS @slddfr
tn bteistr Staot uub gu ben ssp6bniben Sebineunecn per-
IA ten Su f6uncn. gDir elnuben eeraoc tabnrh, 6ae mir fur
Bar t~tntoufen, unb Gets quite, friIhe unb bilise g4oore fib-
rsr. BITE Snterrien unIerer Runben am better ,u ipabren. 9u>
ali i'd eorantiren mir ale bel inns setauften @oorcn olS d6t,
uu ere 2iqupre, gBtine unS giedrrtn nIS unrerfdli9t unb
prttSpitreie, unb ma6en np6 6arouf aufr,rffant, bae mir
~ in tirsr Grocery esbroudten grtittI fubren.
Dm. MaIIoce Sbbne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07

Die u~utar,ei6nets. lenten bic NufmertIamteit
ON @ieeerUertdufern duf tNr Eager BON @ruee.
rieS, prupiIfcus, Niebl, S~tsdrrrn, Sautabaf unr
%,rnIfiae Qrtitel, bic eewGbrlih in etreni oerarti.
I'm @pcleiate-@ eIhdft seIdbrt wsrben. 8eluns
oers maiden lie ouf ibr reiheS Betn. unO 9iaucr,
Haser aufmertIam. NPc biele Waaren pnroen
,uT nSrDltHen @ldrttsn uno %meiaens fur 8aar
letouit, wes6alb mir Bet pinftli6en Sesa6lern
VI Gu6erlt btaiaen 9reilen pe%rtau1en fOnnen. =
Nie ron unS ais Ght 9arantirteu SranOiss unc
2Seine linO et9enc Sn1pprtattcn, unD peOer se-
niIht, Md nit 3uiGBeu l6aoiiHer Stofe per.
tNeu, ME oieles bel ben i'm NOrrtn aefauften
"Saarem MIR su oft Der Sal 1T. Der berii6mte
10. @alaee's Yure WOuntair DEM" @9isteY,
ron Dem mir rie einSi9en Serfdufer lfnp, mirp
M @ebdlt unb @Ite BON felmem innerbalb Del
gicr. Staatsn sebrdnnten @bistep iibertrpfen.
Infer Eager beltebt auBsrOem nod aus:
1000 5as srtra nm i~uperiue Mebl, untsr De.
rleu bic pom SGdtrn seIu5ttn SCrten; New.
Orleaue, Vurto 9ttcO unO Cuba 3uder unp Ntu.
(.tNes; 500 5aS Gut 0paf, GruIbeo, 0otroereo
,ttO Safes 3uder; 100 SiRen -6re; 800 GtIsn
Seife unp Qthter $40. l uno $40. 5 Madete.
uto Serinse frifbe quito @UIben Butter, BON
Ger mir wS6rntlih @enounssn rrbalten 9arS,
J,,cpn @tOee, 5nme, S9oulDers unO 8reaIfs /.
Sal;, St6rfe, gsaf 0Opper, semablsnen SaFe
sub DfeHer YeifIen, 8eien, @lmer unO ale Die
trm(tigen Nrtitel, Die in elmer Grocery sew5bnli6
Serlau9t Iperbsn.
Nernrr SO. Waaare'5 9ure Nountatn Der
lG6isF'Y, 9ti6arOIOn's, GuaealOoia. 5lpdS, OnOn
DTS Electromagnetic uns Sscttftep g9bisteD 20t
,thb franBUfl6en Ssanop, bort, Nnbetra, S9er.
rD, @laret unr @tlmpasr @ein; Giper, Com.
ndua Srancp, Sin, Stun, Apple BRANDY une al
Arten qiQuor5.
% m. WallaLe G6ens,
@de Der 14trn @arn.Stras
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
0emtfcbe Mppfhefe.

Sur ben mir ren mcinen bistaen oanSsIsutrn 70 reid,
lie, sttGentten 9ufprudb berSlt6 b%anIsne, empi,tIe ids mid
enH %terneretn ncrtm s~enesten S5ptIpslsn, inpem i'd az
9lsiper Sett sur Serntnis brinse, eas if ntbff frif6en Drr>
suen uno N3soieamsnten, elem erbielt: 9Halnten, Griffin,
rune rno srcbe gerife, Sage, grnSusSl, . fersriee, psr.
l@teotnt Srrttn suoeln, oeutfbt gi6Ortth. gunner s. auist>
Sale, epeeelaoe, Ndcarpni, SaIaiol in srpFen unb fieincn
St1'@en, Stnirit, sanSen unb s~>1oetnen, nttt allen anbern
9stpurien, SHpdntne, @arfunsrisl, Seifen Il. &c. ptlbt
Irtttst p III ben m0sIi6f %biIisiisH greiltn befsus empftbIe.
e RiEM.r G,t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
IusIige eeridissruer Certificate BON 2cuteu
ipel6e bisles Msittel asbrauht baben:

AuS}h9e perpleeener SerftttGStr bon Selteu,
treI&e stsirs Nstttel sstrau6t boten:
Oa i'd m:tu 5aar ;etiis ssrtpr, braudie i'd eerrhieetne
NttteI, be aber ale r~rfotelp5 blic5en, bs dIf Ofo6ame
@uciu'e SIir 6sltUrer. Als i'd etuist Eloiden bdson o-
brauttt bItts. tng mtiu p0ar fpteoer III nahien an II. rrT De
ttlrt uno otDt. Sar0b =. Sbpdlep (64 Sobr olD,
Ro. lis Noripnir, pbilas.
3d. bei&;tnise btermit, oaB bic llnterSeitntrin bs s6tseu
%trttfcotes Elm altse Mtgltco or Gbeue,tr ". g. 8trbe in
Philadelphia, unp Dap TIRE aueIdee poutummtn elaubpirbta
1T. 8 .. M. GulUuab,
10. Oct. go. Satcr Der @beneer Stride IN Qbilab.
Weiue FRAU wdr in ben lebten Sdbren auI eerldiebtnen
Steuen lbrtS Soptes ~rpultdnot9 tabl, erbielt aSer burh ben
9ebr0tb Sbrts Setlmtttcls eueu ueuen Soarpuas uuo
O~erbhlnIgnletJ lau.ce odar SD mug ferner bier %beridbteu.
bos oieIclOe felt SaBrtn an Neuralsid lit, ieiioeut lie aber
ger oaam'ttisl sraH3trr out9 sOn bglsmr llebeI It'd befreit
tuhI. e. e. Sprpeu,
IL. Oct. 1860. So Rcrtb 5isblr, Salta., Wb.
&c frsut nib. Rdbome @atctn'S S0ir aefurotiYe en,-
pteblen ~ tOunen, oos tb nit SertssiI sebrauGt BABE, inbtnt
% nte'n S4ir Hart stn1St unN es ant Iusfalsn ~0trbnoert
bat. Genltp Spbns,
%. Sd. 1896. ITO. ; Gpmmsrtitr., 9llt1., MS.
Stit o.n leBtei. sebu Sabreu Iit tb an @snrateia. Nietn
@opt puroe pft 10 aneeBrlTen. bag I'D tlum fcten fonnte.
ais tp ieeeh tIunt cine u alpe son WPae. 9rcin's 6ltr
FalprailSe, o1s utr ~eitptcblen near, 9ebrdliht bate, flbIte
ip mis- opIiuniuien ppu oiesnt level bsfnit.
a. Nse. 1860. 0ers. Delrp u. RtdbarSfOn,
1872 Marioultr. philadelphia, ga.
Sb beIbetuise hermit, oaB meiu 5aar felt LANCER 3eil
onettsL uno oa6 ourtb ben 9ebrauH YOn @taoane @arctn'e
5oir Heltoraftpe, unb ;rpar ppu rlr elmer 6lalbe, bas @us>
fdueR oehelbep Hiht alein anfbbrts, Icneern aud eiren
neleu Saarnu8S bereOrbradte. 81. q. EbUmas,
6. Rcp. 1860. Sl5 SUntb 6rOut Street,
philadelphia, ga:
SO babe Maooue @lrein's Srisut0t pair &efuratipe
elmer llnterfu6uns Hnterrperfen. une fube in bemIslben eth
pcrilgiibes Rlttet sur 9~teiniSun9 es ROpfeS, oas burGs
ans feline nadtbeilise DirtuuS auf bte pant 0uslbt.
Salfr., -. secv. go. GArilOpbt RtbOr9, d. ..
va. 6atricirt unb gum Yertauf BET
so. @0rctn. lite Strait ,pi16en Grace
unb Srontltn, 6tbmOpO, 9a., Irpie in
ouen Npotbetcnuno Naueoftoree.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
@m. Raaace @Ghne.

Ode Der 14ten une Carr. StoBe,
L lien Die Iufmertlamfeit ibrer 6Ieiutt. Der Serren StDrs>
1OlterS, &efauratttn, 3dgerbitr>9B irtbe, ScnfecIouers uno
u Sere ouf ibr Eager pom Drpeerp jeb9 Dirt. Iopic ouf ibr
Y, ,lpr-9aeer, %unlreitis bas sr6ete Der Staet. SelpneerS
al ,btH biefelhsn auf ibren %eGeeneir beltetter IN. WoI.
Ii &c pure NloEutniu Dem Dbistep" unb olf ibr Eager
srt @rinetpe uno SoSana 9iearren aufnerfIam.
0itIelben ~rerpHihten lid, ibre Noaren spn slciher Sua>
lit 'aer oIe trss.b Elm anteres Saus bieiietr Stabt III
srtS er .une wercsn IH auetreent bslrebenr mas Suclis
ar. s DtGt, 8trpaduus unb SerlenbuHs aubeIaust, bic
"a ~friebsubeit ibrer Runben III criperben. Ollie 9ieienigen,
10 lGe feitber nidt SUn urs fauften, Itno erluht. uuferen
. Iaren>grrratb elmer prnfuns iu unieriperten, uno iperoen
bantbaf fpl6e Sefu6e entseeennehneu unb unS eaS
D rtrantn unS Die 8uubiduft beriebtn Su erpert.n luden.
B nj. u aIIact S6bue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07

D~ampfi6iffnbrt spilhen8 i&muno II. gerp gUrf.
Die bsibat arobenQme beagsmeinssri6feten SEE ompf,
lhift .,Samestopa" unc ,,R6aHCfs" perbeH Dem ~reirn6en
0ubiitHn; 5ur 9enusune beitens ernpfoblen. DerSubrpr.is
ibenOed So. = Die g rmestarpn" YertaSs si6ren gBbarf an
8ofttts leben Dienltds I'M 4 utr Hadmittag5, mdbssno Die
yRoanpfs" je6en Sreitae an 6 l1br 96enes ron Gin Woini
abfdbri. 9Ber bas leBtere O%anpfldiT benuben nil, BAT dh
Seioea .nRr,Sabneten Elm 6abrbinst IA I6ien. -
GrIotnI6 bilislt aneencmren uRe pRHfl as 6eFSr6et,
YaIaspVeis ash NpTfplt32 co..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07

9iefe Gjtleulbsf AT III nunmtbr bereii, aid Bier in Ri6.
burt lbrti &esntsn @nn,elhaneen ertoeaen, unsbmen.
recent bee 9ansen Stueens peresn inter bic Ser
~sertbeilt.
&a~Sbre 9eIbdfe befeben in ecberss q rTob crunaCn,
Hliers SerfersunseH, Hnsfsusr> Ser6Gsruusrn unO
scibrentrn'Sctrdseu.
Dit
8ermanta esbsnss8 erliderun9si@eleu16o
& bauptIddIiA fpr bic Scnifde SeSSIferana Der Ser.
Staoten s%e9rttnoct fccrcsn. Sore Oircttrrca unS 9eamte
ttno. nit %ipeHtsen Gusnobmen, 9euli&c, Sbre 9pIiecn,
garpbltte uns onoere Drud(adsn WerScn in SeutI6cr
Sprade auSseeeten. Str Gtl6dftepsrtstr fnoet in seut-
Iber SrroAe ltott. sic 1T ole einsiec aebens> Ser.
itfsrunes ,@gsdI&oft in ban Ser. Slaatsn, pslss RieIen
oeutf6tn Gbarofter BAT.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
8ibtios 9fo6ri6tl

DEN 6srren Dtrtbeu, @rocsrY-S nbatern unb
8eintrtntsrn TIM AGgemsinen Die @nsrise, Sas
i'd lOeben cine meme SsnOuus fran,5fihsr unb
Tsetn' 8stne erbalten bots, Die ft6 bur& @mi.
unO Siai9tcit aus3si&uen. s. 9tpps,
1874 8rpaORraee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07

Rbeingausr- unb Woiel.@ ttne.
S'De5en erbalten cine Senouns son
% SAP Nbein-Q Getne,
&c 6l6 WoIel-@ Seine,
20 ! &pgnae Yinet GaRtacn,
Sin. 8um. Abipni6e, Bbisfep,
% &ifsn ermburSsr u. G6pei,er SaIe.
10 Sas 66ten g9ein GIia
Atdt tapOrtirtrS Sslter5maIer.
Saepb 9ipps,
Supporter, 1S4 8rcaO.S tra6t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07

SparperS
fOnnen bel tluterssihnsteni fsts freunblt6e 3iur.
mer uno CUTE &rft srbalttn. au& leben eipie.
3imnler at leoise Serren gu Ssrmistben bel
Spbn 81 arrbauen, @gt.,
q am Neusn Narft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07

u. B5heser n. Gpmp p.
Apptb ter unb Dru9siR,
Rp. 10 Wain.S traee|

WVs To
DaEiene fur paS tiSber aetrpnNene 9utrauer bpft e.,
inter Suftdsruus PTrnlptSr Sspisnuns, bafelbs aud fsrner.
sin su erbalten.
Reeepts werbsn ,u isbsr Sci, (stt Gas uuS seu5D prompt
uno eeptfeHtaft auseefubrt.
ale Sortcn GarbsfCfe, GrnasrsIae, S-u6bdnber,
et9arrsn, 8eu6>, 8eu> rnb SGaupftakaf btfinbia an
~ano une pereer gu oen biGianen preiftn ssrtauft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07

5OlS! 5OlS!
rnieltt6uster bait fOrtrydbrsn6 sin,n arssrn 9orrarb ssu
Si9epA Uuo 6t9tcubsls better Sualttdt, Rn6 fam feline
6uaoen 5ermtt unter Den s~unfisitsn SsoinsRnsen uerleben.
Sci Rluten BON D Sl1Ternntro bas Wespacs. foftnfrsibes
Iorst. 0elteluu9en, mel4. 3~nterlo1en psroen 6ei DdbneS n.
GOfe ODER YeO. ". Sunbito, SrpdoIrase, fouie I'M Der 6pl,,
~nieoerlass an SroaoItr. nabt 8roDfs Apenre psrben. oroutp.
6eiOrsf. 9rsifT: DaS bette Gi6tn6olB III $3.50. UNI
SanaenbDiB gu $500 per @Oro. 9amts 81. Wooro
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Dry-Goods s. FancyIssore,

Dry-Goods s. FancyISsore,
NO. I76. @de Sroap@ 1t. g. Stpasr. 10. IFS
9. ". 3cIenbaum
erleubt ltb oas aeebric YubIifim dufmsrfiant III MAIDEN. hak
or lelne Sprtns>9Doaren %empfanstn, Die in elmer arp6tn auSs
ipobl Der neuelsn artittI %bslt,btn, unb iu una.nrr,n Siaiosn
Yrstlen. pelpe tetne 9oneurrsni iElafltn, p~ertduft tperben,
sd ptte b%elpnoere fplsenbe &rtifcl bsrpcr: III
SetetnSeuge, IN iHtcari unb allen Mpttfarb,u.
Musitn Dtlain. sanS uno b.i6ippltne,
Wfertlre. sari unn balbpplt 4
@edpte ~irldnoifde 9einpanbF
Ge&tce niecerl6nbilbeS Gud unb gafEu,r,s.
StavlS, 8laHfets. lspie sins srpss @uspabI ron Ssu
teepin9 GpreS Ii. ~rClentn Il. baaiuypplsntn Striins
Yin Stiuh h''lss Sdssrs wirb ereebsnfe btten BON
@. 81. 3t fenbaumI
robe iue reren Rarfte.
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9eneraI.a9ent fur 8i6muuo 8. u. Streder.
llrt;rIuGenoer Nrat: Or. gB. @jrebs.
MADAME GARclE's
RESTORE

UKIEN FALHAIR RES TORER.
Ss lit pteieS elm uisfeblbares Wittel eas 0uds,
teum Der bdare al bti6rrern, uno pirtt sraIeth
9egen bas Auefaifen p~srIrIben mn ,rpdr Utnr
trsenp wel&e nahfbeiIise 8OiseR Sur pic Saut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
ScMeniQcs

Der ilnter5ei6nste erlautt lb benz puttifnm
an3uSst9en, bag Isin BaSen unO Buggy ~ieoerseit
berett ltcbt, nm 5dmilien gu ireenp elmer Sdses.
seit na6 rti9em Sersni9un9spIab ,u fabren.
Oerartt9e Sefeuunsen t6unen i'm Di1hetm EEL.
Saus bes 5rn. u. S6ap semo6t werosu.
SO. perrin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07

DaDtD g. @orble,
3tc StraBr, ipifbsn 8roaO. nnO @raee,
8tbmOnb, 8a.
Drafttid,er @as u. Stenn Vipe Sittsr.
Derielbe lit In ben Stanb gefBt, ale In bieEes
@ei4aft sinihldsenDe Ar6eiten sbea 0 lbneI uns
ttatset berjuitelen, ais irSsrts Elm uuoeres Der.
arttSss' @s(edft.
&eferenBen.
q. Saab. Q. 81. 8Ofsnbaum.
y. 4Safsl. Stebbins u. 9uaeE.
Yureea, Sabp Sc, Gbas. g. gasH.l
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Dry-Goods & Fancy Store
ani 9leuen Narfte,

@de Der Sruap- unp 6ten Stra6e.
9. SO. 8pfsnbaum cmpFeblt feinsn
6reunDsn nRo benz 9ublisum fem gut aTprtirtes
Eager ppn 8 + f . @aaren, bic 3u ben biqis.
fen 9rsifen obasse6en weroen.
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Rnrppratcren uno Oireftpren:

y Y gmitnd, 9uauEt Belmont, Sfoaf 9trnbtirtcr,
&atl Srcutn9, Gle Gbarlitr, G.. @pSfreS @iintbcr.
=. y. Sorot, Gouie SAP, 8riscrid Sasp,
Geuare 8oupt, 9eter &aut6, @uNus Rutter.
Jere. eorpcsut. JcbanneS Stnor, RufuS Z. 2pIb,
70. Sudemtper. MR. Willing, Sermonn Marcufe,
goolpb Sche, Sem. Stienourfer, Strmann SRcIe.
@ar S66fcr, q. 81. Sbeptler, 9rieb. Sbpeu6lsr.
Spl. SeIt9nton, {. ;. Sttaltnp, %. ppn Der Sepot,
G.A.p:oonntont, Doplo NBolerntcin, Su9s Nelenound,.
y. @eltsrntonn, Scsn Belttau, ~. .. Bbitusp.
Srtrerib Sdbmrneitr, Susp SBtisnepn9,
Slee>graitpentu. PROV. Seer. 9rdNbent.
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5attOr uno@o.,
WGGleiale unb Netait Dein., 2iauor- nnb
@igarrens@ eIhaft,
q @ar9 Stre t, 2 Gbirsn BON ID. cher
9earl trest. 9
Naen nn1eren Sreunoen uno 8efannten bic
sreebene 4nSeise, oas mir bic eiesiG6riae Bein.
bes Serru Shatte (5rant Steattps
Barm) f6ufliH an uns aebra9t ba6en unb Of.
feriren osnislben nulernS etannten aufs.SrrunS-
tt6fe. Dieler nrus SirsiniIte 0etn niro os.
mfg ie6em Senner uno 6einI6meder muuben.
penn es 1T oer refine 8ehenfnft. I'm eiuen
frsunOliGen 3aipru6 bittet e~rsebenf
s.. u. 6attUrf H.. Go.
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SIm3eisen
5u permistben.

z-f Su rernfietben.
Gintse 9iurcr ,naIenb fur ~sin,slns Serrsn 0 b fI.ine ga.
uitllel'. ltne b'ute ~ ssrrenter bel Stnrp G ritte
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

FRENCH ENTHUSIASM FOR AMERICAN ISsTIrU-
ToSs.-We published on Monday two speeches
Of distinguished men Of England, which enabled
the reader to form some opinion of the estima-
ton in which English statesmen hold the Ameri-
can confedoracy, and how much more thorough
ly they appreciate our institutions than many
among ourselves We publish TO- day speech
from France. The learned Able Lacor-
daire, in presence of one Of the most brilliant
assemblies in the world, of his Inauguration as
an Academician of the French Academy in
place of De Tocqueville. who wrote a
book about the United States, describes the
country as a people, for the first time in the
history of the world, "Hourishing, industrious,
peaceful, rich powerful, respected abroad,
pouring forth each day into vast solitudes the
quiet wave Of its people, yet having no other
master than itself, admitting no distinctions OF
birth, free as the Indian, civilized as the Euro
pean, religious without either excluding or
giving the preponderance to any form Of faith
and worship, and, in short, presenting the
astonished world with living drama of liberty
the most absolute, together with the most per-
feet equality" Well may the eloquent Domini-
can friar exclaim, Society without example u
For the United States of America have real
lied over an immense territory what neither
Athens nor Rome could ever do and what Eu-
rope seems to seek in vain through toilsome
and bloody revolutions" Such is the beauti-
full theory of our government; but party has
now arisen, constituting only a minority of
the people, but, from a combination of acct
dental causes, obtaining possession of the gov
eminent who propose to give this theory the
lie in practice, to subvert the American system,
and, for the first time in the history Of the re.
public, to substitute physical force for public
opinion--to rest the mighty structure, not on
the hearts of the people, but on the points of
bayonets, the vulgar worn out system Of Euro
pean despots, which the people beyond The At
lantic are everywhere rising in their might to
overthrow. Ii received It's first fatal blow in
the Declaration Of American Independence and
the success Of the Revolution. II has never re-
covered that shock, and one nation after another
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Independence ard with the other upon the
Chicago platform. So wide are they asunder
that he could as easily stand In the two cities Of
Philadelphia and ChicagS at one and the same
moment of time.
AT the time of the Declaration of Independ-
ence negro slaves were property by thacommon
law, and none disputed the fact They are so re-
garded by the constitution, formed eleven years
after, providing that slave property should be
a basis of direct taxation and also of represen-
tatiOn, by allowing five negroes to count az
three white men; and, above all, by the provi-
sion for the rendition of fugitive slaves.
Thus the Declaration of Independence Is a
statement of the principles on which the Revcau
ton is based. 1t does not recognise negroes I'M
less as legitimate property. Itresulted in indie
pendence, and answered its purpose. The con-
stituipn speaks in the same language and ne
groes are nowhere recognized by it as citizens or
parties to the instrument which resulted in the
Union. The constitution also answered its pur-
pose. The Chicago platform is another historical
document marking new era 10 the history of
the country. 1t undoes the Declaration of In
0epeuQ6uCc, Tie COu6tituLlUu 0hu tuC OAiOu3
but as it was only intended to result in the
election of Mr.. Lincoln, it has served its
purpose and will be thrown aside. The
question is, what is to be the new
instrument which is to reconstruct the dis
united States upon permanent and solid
basis? We shall look out for some indications
of it in the inaugural on the 4th of March,
Notwithstanding his declaration that he would
rather be assassinated on the spot than sur
render the principal plank in the Chicago
platform, "even to save the country" As for
that Western boast and the President elects
"back BONE" it is effectually settled by his
circuitous fight from Harrisburg to Washing
ton, by way of Philadelphia. But if he is not
willing to yield the Southern States their con-
stitutional rights, there is one principle in the
Declaration Of Independence which we hope
he will respect principle that runs through
every line from the title to the signatures-the
principle of self government governments
deriving their just powers from the consent of
the governed" and when any government, in
the opinion Of any people, "becomes destructive
of those ends, the right of such people to alter
or to abolish it, and to institute ne,o gouern-
ment, laying its foundation on such principles
as to them shall seem most likely to effect their
safety and happiness"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

GIVE THEM RopE ENouGH.-Tbe Sabbatarians
are endeavoring by the aid of a strong lobby,
to increase the stringency Of the Sunday enact
ments Of last winter. Two bills have been in
troduced on the other side with view to de-
feat their efforts. This is a mistake. In the
present constitution of the two houses nothing
can be done by counter legislation. The bet
ter plan would be to LET these zealots have their
fan swing and pass whatever measures they
please Fanaticism always kills itself by Its
excuses, and IL will not be long before the ad-
'ocates o. Sunday restrictions will create
sueh storm of indignation against their ty-
rannicai interference with the rights of con-
science that both themselves and their en-
actineuis will be swept away like cobwebs be-
fore the reaction,
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in Europe has been making steady inroads upon
it, and now united Italy has laid it in the dust,
while, strange to say, the party now in power in
the United States is coming to its aid to give it
new lease Of life, as If all that our Revolution
airy fathers fought for and all that they estab-
lished were to be overthrow, and that we
were to make a retrograde movement in
the direction of military despotism. Even
John Quincy Adams, the father of the anti-sla-
very agitation in Congress, rejects as absurd,
and subversive Of the whole theory Of our gov
ernment the doctrine of coercing seeding
State into the Union by force Of arms, or inau-
gurating war between the States under any
pretext whatever.