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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

Goura ud,s Psudrc subtitle Upro0ts Hair
from low for:hss I'd or any part Of the body WssnsA
Deafness OF Children and Young SUB
jccts with without discharges from the oars and ~
other diseases sgs ana ,non c
Eighth street. Hours from 9toA
DR.. Hunters once Is at No. DIvisisa
street. New York city He has other once. KstsblsaeA
1884 Eight and private entrance He cures chro.x
s %o po sSs mpu ot the blood .a
70 ihs urH nryoo osA py na1 Tndisso
f P. gratis Hours M from : = = 'a" 20
Grover & Bakers Highest PremIuna
Eas.ic Stitch Sewing Machines l9s Broadway New York
oentn's Speciality fa Hats IL 10 Keep ON
every style that taste caprice introduces other n
ne Old world the Hencs hrs assortment! includes
81 sf ssyss i9
q, own elegant novelties e home dsss% "a
Is SsS: ri:
sno,h s. eoaprshsnsvo DISPLAY
this side of the ocean. GENIN. ois bresdwr.
ca. rIxsures.-wantod, n set OF Gas
Fixtures for 81 ordinary house Address boz 2io Herald
Office.
Gas Fixtures to Hire.-A cheap ana
convenient. way Apply Of 7l9 Blcecker street.
"Hsr Majesty Ch.mpagns.-;TnsR sy-
:a. a. 80 per- case W. WARD No street
awRLLrNGs :m Centre street. sign Of the Golden ss'
plant
Japonica or the soeie.e Hygisnigue ass
the Hair Price 80 cents and 81 Depot lis Chambers &C.
Ladies'. Attention i-Flusing. arr
d PER ys.S and THsos 80
Mrs. Smiths Surprise Party.-This
Lecsars sy pE w S az O'clock ier e
Of Egseops Church q hs e
tie As .be object g9ss one ana uo Be- sro.ssx
OF Cordovas best, We trust 'hs MOUSE Wi W
~" oRIaIHAL JACOBS, aO7 BroadwU.
ss,,rheurr salowness Fesh Worms. TO- yesred ~
eoURAUDs ftalsn hedicassd Soap, a. his now -
Broadway. -------
pubi,c Reception rendered SC. Dominge.
,ostponed until May TO- 1864. Due noes VIII be given
nme and place
Prof. Alex. G. Barvy's Tricophercus OF
Msdicas.d r P. ,os p"s ana ssnSru
bsdnss and gray hars curing diseases the skin s>n3
end %uis.es sssnS throat lvns
stant relief in braisss sp.iu: surps .sass
:. ssr,d rri rriSc sss. os ss 81 2s. street.
rrusses, Eiasnc stockings: &c.-Msrss
co IS Radical Cure Truss once ouly q N@ aVsssy sss~
Lady attendant
wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair DySs
and Moldavis Cream, for eeauifyinG NE hsn, ~ ~ .
BATCHEL q q. is Bond street,
wheeler n Wilson's Highest Pre~haA
Lock stitch Sewing Machines, 800 broea1N
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For saisS aRoRos O. ALLEN. ~ s,s. -"
Que door below cansl ssrsot fes"es4 wy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

CrSstsdoro's Hair Dyc. Preservattve
srS wiz pepct whoiessas and retalNo. Astor House
Tbe dye applied by skhfui artists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

Prof. Alex. &. Barvy's Tricopherous or
weaisaed Compound for preserving rssoriag and bsau
49,. ~ hair eradcating and dandrun prcvenunG
bsdness and gray hsrs curing diseases TIE Skin s>n
srd yrusries pfmplea chilbaAna 1oA
shsns swelngs. sore throat a. giving -
stant relief in Of bruises surnA seasA
ke Price . sesi. oons an "a Yssr street. n T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

Jauonica or the societe Hygienfque fsS
ths Hair Price 80 cents and o. Depot lis Chambers 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

II !. CodMr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, CsrtAyms
ssrccste IN odor .nper,ayey snpcsiot 70 common pam
\ pbsr for sFxinst moths. HARRIS CHAPMAN.
/ ,nsaaiss,urcr1 Sosiou al promlncns arcsgsss sslM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

Corns, Bunfons, Inverted Nails, E1e
nrged Joints and ell diseases cured without pale
or inconvenieuce the patient by DR.. ZAChARIk bue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

ABcaufffui Compiexion.-Latrd's bloom
OF Youth suasses everything for preserving and beau
flying coplexion aud skin. as Broadway and drug
giss everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

City Ladies' and Ladies' Whiting the
city handsome Cater Boots and Shoes Tor yo
and families patronize MILLER CO.. SS7 CAMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

,.a,.s Attention f-Fiuting, 0ny
.,s.s xn.r,,. ref yard FRENCH rLUrrN0 COMPANh
"a arosdvav between Twenty 1rs aud Twenty second 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

pubiic Reception rendered Sc. Domings ..
postponed until MAY 10. 1864. Due noes wiz be given q
roe and place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

This style Is only Tor sale AZ
The principal ONCE s94 Canal stsss.
No. e63 Broadly way, and
.x,aa,r,a 49,, No Union square. New York.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER also for sale as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

PfmpIes. Freckies, Tar, EruptlonS
go,iuRATp's Italian Mcdica,sd Soap, =. his now -
LIZA uaH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

Annthtiat0r.-Patn Annfhilator, In.
slant Pain Annhiaor wolcotts Insaat Pain Annih Ator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

FB0y ufO WrIu II ~ = nr'uos =. ~,
Dyspepsia Costivencss Jauudloe fndigesuon ssroius
Foul stomach. Humors OF The Blood o. skn Loss
tia weakness, General Debility ana hmpuW W Va
Blood then DR.. LAAGLRY's Root snd Hero bi''ers WI
'u only Ks 70 and rs cents per bottle
Sold by al dealers IN medicine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

Bateheior's Hair Dye-The hest I'm the
world Harmless reliable instsntansoua The only per-
fsctdye Sold by all drusgssx Fae,oys Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

secure BY DIX CoRD0vA, vii be delivered At irving ":
this friday evening commencing ~ o,2ck 10y, '.
Ton Rev g. O. Flag, Thrtyhf,h street Ieses % CO..
81 Sorsovaa very best trust the house VIII Dc crowds&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

Grover & Bakers Highest PremtunA
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines So5 Broadway New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

Foe sasW GEORGE 9. ALLEN, ~ 9,s.svrS:
Que door below cansl 'r''t f''@'s1 Vs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

y.u stvis California Diamonds.
~" oRTaIHAL JACOBS, U7 Broadway.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14


Neuetatlirtse
att.
@eorJ Beng.
Smportsur. Urob. unb 8leinhn.Ln
ron Nbeinpeinen,
unAarmeine,
Jrani5Glde unt
Gltapba= Beine
~ opctras unb Yprt= " n n,
BON ye,(&itbenen 9abr9Gneen. wslds teim Iu,-
jenb. 1laite uni 8lae ue,tlutt mslben IN ieiner
@etmbaue, 9ritte Stra6e,
,pil&tn Martet. u. @aibinston- Ctr,
Gren@'s Steinsetdure.
Ae4ter S6meiSer unp Vimturau Ri@c,
Nehte @oadno &arin0e.
Sarreucn UNI Sarrin:n
tets ocrrdtbis une 1u oen mSSli&t tiuistsnYrei
len 3u bateu.
dtrner: A%usee3i&uetsa Gbicaeo unp
&tneinnati Vie 40 Yorter. une bic
%ieinlten Sorten Don Qiqueuren unp
8 bampa0ner
Comic eneIid elm ercellert, 4Tortimeut ucn
4aDannas GiQarrpe.
Vorltebenees Aues gut unr III ret@er 1iQe
'orrdtbie lei
@eprA Benz.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14

T e. t. NrA- II. Nprll 1T Wiar In
msritaniiher 0enerauieutsnantsuniirrm
nit Gem Srcen Der "beili9en Sunaisau y.
Guadalupe" 9eidmidt. pen M,ramore
nah Merifo ataereiet. 3unlhn aina
rie Neiie nad Npm. uhp am 20. Mpril
l5iHse ct ii6 in GiYita We9ia mad lsi>
mem msrifaniltm Brittle Gin. Seine
Jrou i! bel ibm. a3 =.e
itDer Jamilien 3 Gertraa smilden tenn
Sailer BON Seitcrreih unp Morimilian
lit Gem Slterrsibi,hen Mciharatbe mitae.
tbei!t worcen. Die @srSihllsinuna Ola,
rimitians fir f6 II. ieine Na6fommen
auf Die DRerrsihiibe 1%brrafplae fol- uu>
tecin9t uno niht ron rcm Bs1ance c,r
meritanii&enN eaisrung atbansig eema9i
iein.
Die Ginfubruna Ter merifanii9en On.
leibe an cen eurppdii6en 86tjtn mar tie
gum 18. Mpril perihpten morren. Dice
ielte belief iid aui 7440.00O Yir. &ter,
iInp, woson 2.4OO. 0OOpic. SnrlinR lofort
al5 &rie0efciten an Die iranSSiite Nt.
gieruna bcSablt merren iulten.
Die Gonsention Sm,l1en 5ranfrei6 u.
Merifc lit pe:tHenilidt rprren. Die
franS6Ni6en Sruppen raieIblt iolen TO-
bcto ols m6alih auf 5000 damn brr>
abaeieBt petcen, in melder ;3abl Die Jremz
zen ee9ion einbeerifen 1T; Gle lestcre lou
mad Der Mldterutun0 Ter ancern Trupz
pen 6 Sabre in Merifo bleibsn. Die franz
Sruppen rerctr, olmdli9 pae
eane perla6en, icrpie Die m%erifaniihe VI,
aebilret pirc. Der fransaIi6e Oter>
bsfcblebobfr -ratf fi6 in r,e innere Ner<.
Ipaltuns Merifo's nidt einmif9en. Die
lnfciten Ger fran36Ni6m Grpsriticn bis
Suli .. s. fno su 27O Miuicnen Gres.
Nah 9uli nib Nlerifo cine
G~nti&dpi1auo pom 1000 Gres.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
Grfe
y u4iouul> Suuf
ruu st. Naut. 3
Capital $25O,000.

Gsante Der 8anf:
s. 6 Gbumplpn, Yriirrn!.
:. ". 5arrilon, Gi,e pt5Iicent.
5orace5 81 viz II. /. GalIer. .
Carl 56rffer, 2. Gaiiter.
Gircctcren.
~. Sorriisn. s. lbpmrion. So. 9arriicn
.0.S.reauf. Gal SteTsr. .@.lrvmpicr
earl g 6efier. 9a'isr eer rttssn YlM
,!,',t ls.ne esutld,su Jrtuuoe unp ras N,eitdf.
pltI!lum in Nuymciutn I'm a%encisteu ;3u.
'rub. @shlsl in telist,aen 5rmm,n axi
,ae 9aarti:actc Nmcrifa's, Gnelants. Srlaut
no S6rttane, 6rantre;d. Teutihlanp uno c.,
5bms'5 i'ne be. une ~ bap.n; etsnio NaIaaier.
Sd,tint i''st 2s!smsn. Samtnr3 uno 2iverpcrl.
ct. plul, %. Jetr. 1864.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14

f1r lartn franSbNldcn Su,ratcn %tcSablen.
Msrsfu ba! remnah Is Miuiensn Sues.
iabrlih al iranfrsiA au snIridnn.
Ger ie'ner Mttsiie lhifte Diar telrn>
rere Wtianr.c nah Wisn, Mom. Yarie u.
yunrcn. meIhr rcrt rit %pif,,elle Nn,siae
vcn rr &,pnannaDme madlsn. So halo
Gu,rpa rsn &aiitr Ypn WicrifU ansrfannt
batsn MIR irllen neritamlhe Wclan1tr
in Ya,is. Qpnrrn, &rm. Miarric. Brill:
I'll unp Ycrtin, in 8ien ater Elm 1am'>
lien Vruta,rrr acenril,lt me,rsn. V!ant<
rtit min. mic rie Vrance laAt. zen Ora,
fen Mon,bclrn ais au6crc,rentli6en @c<
ianrten in Msrifo b Alautiaen. Die pipits
SADIE NsAicran9 utsr curb unrn upVltpli'
it Nuneius alsltit ys.t:elsn fem.
Dao neue mcrifaniIde
StaaIelie9el. - Sin 0rlcar
teiler ~ Ysiinn 1T nit Ger 5e:ltsuunA
cce gsucn faiirrlib: mer'faniihsn S.aate>
NeAeIe tslhaInAt. Die 3eidnunA rsilelz
rsn lru in paris 9sisttiAl isln unr ialaep<
re5 Nueltbsu batsn: Sin NaT nld,ilo
nit rem 1trruid,ihsn Neltr auf runtism
Vrun1e, Yra SnsiN'Aureu Seba!ltn, rebts
Elm MDnd>. l,Nfs rae BilpriD res fran>
sHNiden &ailsrs. Auf einsm. ftp UNI
Smiln lt,liuatnrsn 8anre ctsu ole Sn5
lhrift: ,,Viribus p%eresrinis," unp unter
IN ipaniiter Sptade: ~yen Raiiess
Vnaeen."
0oritolei unp cie Sta
lienerin 9pncon.- SIM &rys
itaupala1 envy inA Ourttalri, i'll 0r9en>
mart Yislsr Yt,,uuen Gus Ter brbsn Mti<
itpfratie unp non Wi!tolieeern teirer pat>
lamcntshduler, lomie esr jur'tilhen, nil
lsnihaitliden unp litrar,lhsn &rsiis Iii
italieniiden Gcmitss. ST rerete Gle Ne<
prl lrntantcn err italicniihen M1teitertlalz
len nit elmer SctbaIli9teit unp Allben<
rtn Ssrsrtiumftit or. melde nit ZEN
msniAen cinfaten Wpr.en isiner srrber.
9ebsncen Nnlpraben in auHauenrem @iz
cerlpru6 ftane. Daraui fplAte Gin ita>
lisn'ides Gunssrt. Der Gbpr Ter Carl
ta!ris6Ymns mulrr nit 9speer Yessiites
runA rrn rem Mnwel:neen 9%elunsen.
yiab Fem 9cnNyl nuree GEM 0elren
ras Scn ben Stalteneln2rnron6 0elhenfte
SdMcrt iiberrciht. 0ayib4lci lplab bel
pvllrn GntAcaennobmc:
sd ranfe Guh Stalicner, fir ciez
Ie5 t6ue Oelhcnf. Sb oeliprche Gud,.
IT'D merce es niemal5 iir rie Sa6e &C,
@Y'onnei ;ieben ; id msrce es nur 81,
llninitGeuna uutue,iitter Naliunaiitlz
ten ihminaen. SD bptft es nod nil
mir naG Mom unr SeneriA 3u fabren."
Die Gnbanclun0cn seidneten lid
purd &uneartuns her bI4iten 8e9ei>
ltcrur9 u
% ie man in 8atern8 te,
trinft. - Nm II. Dilri murttn auI
rem 3aterlftlltr in Miinben 1920 81.
mrr SalHatrrtier 9etrunfcn. Dae mah>
1900 Mab ;u 10 ar. 1900 81.
Ipp pcs cio9en. Oterf
&u,j - Sn 9e,n it Ger tefann't
urAen. Stun Surg i'm Nl,sr ron Sc
,}abrtn 0eitotrcn. ST Seibnete iih in
5rnrerbuurst,isAe II unp mar ;uleg!
u tipna:raib unp ytliieent rse 0toben
Naibts run Bern. Srerit Sur; Slbltt
III cen AemdDi9stn S1bt1alru, in melhe,
ro!iliihcn partciltsuuna er lei Zen Yars
te'flmpfsn i'm Canton Yrrn cinen per,
miltlnrcn @influb ausiibn. Nub in
Ccutih!ano ermart Ct lih IN zen leg
rn Sabrsn Vile D.eunce ais tattrols,
,Sublcr uno Sprchcr rer ibmei;eriibeu
Sbigrnfcl,e III bremen unp 0amtura
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
@eibdfts=@ rDfmuma.

Bud unb Triebri68
NADER tem sesbrten ttutihen putlitun biermit
Ole ersebenife Nnatile. eaG lie einen
3rmg< mu6 @rpcerit<@ tnre
in Scnbcripn
s1rnnet Ine lid NIT AIem perfsbeu bat:n, was
N cine sutenssrietete Npptbe!s unp @rpeerie ae
bort.
Gas teutlde puelifum in benterfcu uutum.
sssene t%eIcnrer1 airo earauf aufmertiam &C..
n1att; baB
ale Nrten Mericinen
III baten limb unr tieielhen pom 6errn Grtet.
rid 8. einem in 1eutitlanp grinrli9 a~elsrnten
uno s~sprlIsn ApOtbsfer. 3~utsreitet perpen.
allie SO dnrcu
wsreen ale gut unc fr,iu s%arantirt uno 70 biQis
uertauft. mic in ir9eup einen, aneern Stort.
I'm s~ensisten 3uipru& bitten
BUD & Trietri&6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
Doctor u. SrtmQnn,
9cutfcbcr Qlr3t

tn 81. Anthony, Nlinnelcta,
;etet biereur9 e~rsstenf an, eab er feline SfRc,
nat' sr main @traBe perfect bat. e,,lts
bur. rterhalt 5srrn lbrmodsr Zbrmr,rn unb
esraee eeasnuter rem yru9. tore un1er StanG-
helt'e 5au.
Gtdte Stunten Ene Mitnas ~cn BALI Gins bic
Ore! uhr unc Whenee ron & tie 8.
arante. Gle 81 wtlr ron bier e~ntiernt pcbnen
UNI ee Staet teiuben an tDnnen. Inr e,lutt
,'d in Srlsten an ibn 3u wenhen uni me,ten
rrcmric Nn1mr,t erhalteu.
Trifdoer Smpffpf
1T lsts rrrratbia. Geutidr in ~entfe1ut a%eleoeueu
Nnnerslunesn. ~el6s lb1e Rinrsr gsimrf, ~ ba-
len run'9sn, iouteu lb id ,iftlid, an i'm ptu-
Ben. trorau1 e. einen Sag t%eltimmeu pi,b an MEL
dem er liz telutt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
q. g. S s. 6. 8urbanf,
Gn8roesbdnpler In
@pebtttpn-


Gomutifions. 4dubler,
@robbaneler in Yroeeries. 9Febl, @&weineReif&,
@etraips unp e%ebeusmitelu. Ralt, Cement. Rub.
taar. Ndseln. Sal3, Druid. unb padrapier,
Orufmaterialien &c.
Gra&teontrattt merben mad btm Often uub aDe.
ten Ibernommen.
Baarpcri&iiHt aeuaadt auf Goufsnattunen IN
ieber :3eit uub ieten1 8etrag.
perfonen, uel@e Sitter an uus eonNentr
fSnnen Ga barauf perla0en. bab Ee Dor ueb::.
tteuruns atf6ubt Inb. Sitter ss.ben ~ Der
nieerieatn wreiitn Ubne &idl@t auf bic befon.
eere pe1linie ober bas Boot ipebirt. Eager. unt
9oumifFrrs- getibr 10 nittrie ais Il chem Re.
ipeftablen bavie.
0f6es an s,r eesss. am 8u6 Der @tblryeraee.
s. g. n. D. B~urbant.
s. 6. 8urbant,
9entral . Asent fir bic 0aleaa. Dxsleitb. mt
Rtunefeta. Tadet.Gs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
QlniltQ.

). g. & q. q. 8ur6Qnk
ine sen ibrem alien Gei@dftsplaS am Jue te,
5adlenitraee mad ee1a sreRtn. jansff pom po4aut
anp Miler innesebabten @aarenbauie. Gle Der
SibleYtrabe. se3ostn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
Nab- ~ oi1imc.
Mm Grprutten 1T ter bette &auf.

marttfdrcicrci thut'e nidt,
I'm srn mas ie in eerGrfabtuns bewabtt, ittae
Bette. UNI
Brau6tar fir Qrtens3eit
ilnt tieie Mai&inen. tie fd in tintm SABRE 100
be $40 Ma! teSablt rraden, uni ron 1au1en iter
5000 in rielem yante unb in europa bereits in
@strau6 fnp.
g. 1T ries rie etuaiae @al&ine, bic ben foee.
I1ann.en
&61pf:@t it'd (2od:@ ti<b)
u,adt.
lic 3idtisteit idmmtIi&er Maf@ineu pirt
9aranti,t uuD pOuitdneiae lntermeiiune eeaebeu.
Giaen,bumtr ,rlder Mai6inen fSnnen tie'el.
Zen f~cftenfrei in Orpnung 0ebradt VI bllntermei1.
unA erbllten, tptnu lie in
@bccicr s @iifcn'S 3imu,erm
In, Wreenleoi 8lcd. Ste Stra6e. ct. YauL,
ttli&e lburQ untertalb Der pef.Offet,
peripre&en..
i. I'll. Sobnspn, ss.p..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14

fink 4 GbeobQlo.
- @roe i; $d"eltr @
freMpen unb einbetmil6en
&tfGrc II,
8einen u: @i9arrem
Jmpprteure BON &beinmetue,,.
Dri1e Stru6e.
nabe Srpine's-paQe, OrIber Gulper unb Gar.
r%tnsten's Stcre).
ct. paul, @tnn.
@ir erbalttn fortrabten 3ufeneuneen pom
~ltem RentudY
30 + 3 @bi6feD
aus erlter Qanc nno perfauTen ~pieieiben NIT AZ.
rlusem prcit. ,pc3u unlere nit Ten Jabrifante,
5stroTene Mttunft uns in @tanb leBt.
Ysionrers babeu mir pieies Sabr bel Der Mue
udbl unieres neuen Qaeers in Nem. yorf Cora,
letrasen. uas 5u ueriebtn mi, ben belten Mrtitel,
9Cll
Yrancies
Gins
Mareira
Cherry
port
Wuefat unb
Gatamto @eintn
.,lnler Eager an Gi8arren bat ieinee @lei
ben Mot al Qualitdt, unc pas urtbeil Der bette,
aennsr wirp p.eies ais 1batiade tsRleuen.
@ir BADEN uniertr Notwithstanding neu,
SerteNerunser binaneefust unb MAIDEN urs an
,e,lti1. bag mir einen 10 suten 2lrti!el pon ucti
'esrtsm @bietep gum @erfaut baten, sa e,nsn
aieorisern- prsiie Tim Verbaltn,b gum NltrbOles.
,alD ais irlenp Gin @ej96ft in Der Start, l..
pcs importirt.
IsseleiGen limb mir perlebsn nit
d@tem S@neijerfiie
boudnpi11en 5irin0en,
Sptelfarten unp
! Me@tem @bampQgneT.
Mau iterSeuee i& ieltit uon Der VsraI8li4tei,
~ua1eres Vasers burd ei8eie Yrufmua.
Opr s. M @tnrr
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Deuti6e Brauerei

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q. %. Nicbpls unb Co.,
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Seren, Ble6maaren, @2rt<
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10
rebel Views OF ReOonstruOtIon.


Our conservatives who think the rebels
can be coaxed back into the Union, will
do we'll to read and ponder the following,
from the Richmond Wing of October 3lst:
"Talking of reconstruction, there is but
one means for thorough reunion, aud
that is by combination between the con.
federates aud the northern conservatives,
cemented by the blood of the black re-
publicans. If the northern conserva-
tives would at once and actively cosop-
crate with us on this basis, there might
be hopes of happy and permanent re-
union. Bat nothing short of the blood
the determination of the monsters who
have made this war will suffice. If the
northern conservatives are not ready for
this combination, the next and possibly
our best, alternative, isannexation to Eng
land o. France. This would render re
union forever impossible. and at the same
time crafty that which is the absorbing
passion of every southern heart-veugeance
on the internal Yankees. l would make
the application for annexation in the first
instance to England, as the mother coun .
try. If she declines, we could then apply
to France. The advantage to us would be,
eternal separation from the Yankees, and
the ability of wreaking upon that goddess
race rich and sweet revenge. At pres
emit, however able we may be to maintain
our independence, we are not able to des.
oIate their land as they have desolated
ours. Until that is effected the dead can.
not rest quietly in their graves"
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q cruel a devastating war and "he' III
flaRitious attempt to overthrow the govern
ment. have caused the destruction of half
a million of lives They have not express
ed a single sentiment indicating exalted
love of country, or resentment for its
wounded honor. They have exhibited
none of the patriotic forecast which looks
beyond the evils of the hour to the nation
al humiliation, the social dismemberment,
and the amending dissentions and conflict
between the separate states, which disu-
MON would Inevitably bring with it. But
at the very moment when our armies we're
achieving the most decisive victories, when
Grant and Sherman, aud Sheridan and
Farragut, and their gallant followers, were
displaying the most heroic ValOr, and when
the insurgents were giving evidence of
speedy exhaustion, the Chicago convention,
assuming to speak "failure," and called
on the country to make "immediate Ell
forts" for a cessation of hostilitIes with
q vfeWlto an ultimate convention Of all the
states" &c. We can have no companion
ship with this infidelity to the country aud
the democratic party. We repudlate the
action of the convention as untrue to all
the obligations of duty, and as misrep-
resentatiou of the feelings and opinions OF
those for whom it assumed to speak. We
believe that the great body of the,democ-
racy are in favor of prosecuting the war
with undated vigor tilt the insurgenttorcess
lay down their arms; that they are opposed
to any negotiation tor settlement OF ex-
listing differences with those who are
threatening to overthrow the government
by force; and that an Indispensable pre-
liminary of any such negotiation is an &C.
acknowledgement OF the Union as compact
in fnll and hindinp force.