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The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-28
The PN.TRAlT.

Ah6 L VnARhAAs
"You all know that beautiful picture
Of my brother-in-law, the Baron Tettau
which hangs in the picture gallery at
home, do you not?" inquired a pale, del
icatc- looking lady, with light blue eyes
and tiaxen hair. THAT picture was
painted by Angelica Kaufman, and is
considered to be one of her best works.
He is taken in full uniform, as a smart
young officer of the Guards, which he
then was, and the portrait was painted
on the occasion of his marriage, which,
unfortunately, gave him but a short span
OF happiness, as his young wife died a
year after, leaving him a sweet little
daughter in token Of her love. This child
was brought up in the country, under
the surveillance Of governess, and very
near to the residence of her grandmother
the old Baroness Won Tettau.
ave were one evening all assembled
at supper-that is to say, all except my
brotherin.law, who had just joined his
regiment, aud was daily expecting to
take an a:tive part in the contest against
Napoleon's hated troops HIS mother
looked up with tender and admiring eyes
at the handsome portrait hanging oppo-
site to her, and exclaimed, with sigh,
"Where may my poor Franz be just
2" the tears gathering fast in her
eyes at the thought of the perils he was
about to encounter Scarcely had the
words been uttered when a crash was
heard, and down came the picture
Strange to say, the nail on which it had
been hung had not moved; il seemed to
have been joltrd off the hook by sud
den jerk. We were all depressed by this
unaccountable accident, aud had some
| difficulty in calming my poor mother-in-
law, who persisted IN regarding it as an
omen that something dreadful had hap
pened. Her fears were but too soon YER
itied. A few days later the news reached
US that my brotherinlaw had been sent
to reconnoitre, and that stray shot had
killed him on the spot, at the very hour
when his portrait had fallen down at his
tather's home.
"Time, which heals all wounds, even
the deepest, had passed over this circum-
stance, and We were once more seated to
together at supper in the same dining,
room as before. 1t was rather late, for
we had been paying visit to the little
orphan girl, Baron Tettau's daughter,
and had waited there to speak to the doc
tor, as she had been unweli. II declared
however, that she was mnch better, quite
free from fever, and assured us that there
was not the slightest cause for anxiety.
We therefore returned home, and, as
said before, were seated at supper when
again a crash, and, without any apparent
cause, down came my brother.in law S
portrait to the ground. This time our
alarm was excusable. We at once dis
patched messenger on horseback to in.
quire after the little girl, but be returned
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
m Mnrrted.


ARcHn-Rfirorr.-o Wednesday, July %, by the Rev
T. g. Brooks. Mr.. WV. u. ARunR, OF Newark N. j., TO
MARY L. ELLIOTT, eldest daughter Of Mr. Jeremiah Elliott
Of TINS city.
BxssY--BAsrm-ou Sunday, July H. By the Pev. T
Lodge, Gyok8E NJ BERRY 10 HATTIE BANTER oil a this city
Frs1I-MArsss-On Wednesday, July ~, at the Re
formed Dutch church, West Farms, NJ r., by the Rev
Van wyck, nEopoRx FncH TO CoRNln f. daughter Of
benjamin Mapes, all of West Farms, NJ Y. No cards.
GfiAx--fIuEy On Wednesday, July %, at the resi-
dence q the Rev. Henry J. Fox GnliAx o Brook
Ign, 10 Miss kArE FsiEY, Of New York.
HoFrTNG-IuTTKs.- Thursday, July %, by the Rev.
Mr. Ayarr 4. wEsB Horrfso, Of New York city, 10 MsB
MARY u. TorTrv OF Tottenvile.
Newark pagers please copy.
JAcEsoS-CRoFsxAs-0n Thursday, July q, nj 81. Ste
phens church. by The Rev. DR.. j. H. Price, rector sar
A. JACKSON JAM G., daughter Of James w. Crossnan,
ESQ.
MoxRoE-fSsEs-On Monday, July 20, at the residence
OF John Bradley Isq In Thirty ninth street by thc Rev
Edward Rcrnkin, r. J. MONROE, Esq, 70 Miss SARAH IL
xSx all OF this city. No cards.
sxAiIsr-ov spsToS.--Ou Thursday, July 70. by the
Pew Dr Edmund Roberts Colonel II. A. snlLxY United
states Army, West Point, N. " 70 JULIA
TON, OF this city No cards.
wrExs-5soss.-0n "Wednesday, July 22. at tho rest.
dence the brides father by the Rev. A. d. Smith, D. ~
NAraxw II. WEEKS TO AnasnA q. 1owMKy, daughter u
Geo. VI. Ross, ksq. an Of this city. No cards.
wmrrHEAD--McfAucnfIs, Monday, July Do at 81.
Matthew'S church, New Rochelle, by the Rev. Thomas
Mclaughlin brother of bride, RoBKRr WHITEHEAD Of
New York, TO buDGxr ~ MciAucHLS, Of tho former
place.
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Died.


BARAcxs On Thursday July %, at tho Naval Hosp
ta AiExASpn BARsgsx aged 20 years, months and I
Gays and for The last twenty SIX years Of bis life has
The friends relatyes hs shpmafes invited
TO attend the funeral from the chapel Of tho hospital
this (rrday atierncon s bali past ono O'Clock precisely
BuRaAxs-en Tuesday July q, sAxrsL DuxHAss, aged
rs years, months and days.
Tho relatives andfriends u the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this (Frday) Afternoon
two O'Clock, from his Late residsncc, % vestry street
BarTrsHY tho residence of her father No IL Eaal
Seventeenth street Mary kLxangru eldest daughter o
Captain j. (f tho First New York cavalry and Julia
Battersby, IN the 18th year of her age.
Tho funeral vii take place from Hammond street Epis
cnpai church. satnrdaysmosnng, at eleven csosk
The friends q the family arc resYscsfay invited 70 At
Canada papers please copy.
IsAsu infant daughter u whism T. and Joserhlns n.
Bartlett, Of this city.
Corr Al larry,own, n T., - N. residence q WIN.
Wood, Esg., on "Wednesday. July n, FAsBoH FoRpHsx,
snly child q Edwin y, Jr, and Maggie O. Corey aged
Tne relatives and friends n ths family are respectfully
invited tho funeral residence of hls
PARENTS. No Rutgers street, this (frdAy) afternoon, al
Csrprw--vn thursday, July 23, Jyssrr Hrn.ryru
onIy daughter Of u. McR and Jsnncs Cruden. aged
The funeral wll tsks place from the residence ~ her
parents 2oi soomhed street hoooxen, saaarday a
tsrnoon, At two O'Clock.
late rcsdcnce Zzs Jay street, CAraAssx wte u JoLn
Cunni0a.
1fs relatives ara UFb1a of tnN fanily are invited "
st,euf the funeral saturday morning O'clock
-, James Cathedral, who're solemn roQalem mass
will be offered far tho repasc q hcr soul.
to1Ka-At Maiden, Msss. on Tuesday, July Il ~ r.
contracted al Newberh, ". c.. Hergeant JAsss A
cous ~ the Forty ibri Massachusetts, lufaDlry q
the late Rev George Colcs u ha New YORK ,one,rue-
The funeral viii 10 held at tho Methodist Epis1ots
cnarch m Norrnana, this frdsy) ais.rDooa At thrss
oclock IN. friends q the family 70 attend
Hrwtisa.0n Wednesday evening, July I2 at his late
residence. Va Flushing. ManHsv Drrssn.
The relatives and frcnds rssp-c,faly pvsi " al
trud the funsrsi, hs (Fridsy) asrn m three O'Clock
ai a. Georges srsScopa church. Flushtng
psvIDos Jersey CITY, ~. D. on Thursday Jaiv "A
al ten o'eoet r. y, sAxrn DAvr~os, nq. "a the 7Tib
year O. hx a2s.
Notice u the funeral viii apps&r 10 morrow's rsper
nosn~n.-ln narsdsr aftsrnooA yus "a Atsr xh,<s
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CLEARED
Steamship Ocean Queen, wilson Aspinwal--D Alien.
soamshp Amerlsa saary; Son Jaan--M Y t,h-rts !.
ssp Ely, Livingston Liverpoo'-Howiana FrotA.
ssip Australia. rowa,s $, John sn-wa.m. cuioa.
Psrh ri Srmss Or Bsse,, ysneuhI Es@ls.on Bros
Brg Gardna por,,, Csmpos. Pernambuco- iagemeyer 4
Bis Isabclia sBr,. Hsnseid. M.,nhsm and Pua--H
C9nrning 5on 10 20, -, y.,..,., ,,..... r,.c
Brig L swan, RE pemarsra-Mssisr
hTg nss.a rbrl s,,'sh.n re,as ssJones Loush
sehr Julie tBr Croker Kingston Ja-enry de cordova
schr Liverpool tBr). Aibury, Key Island. VII Al
SIR Nelson tBr,. Nelson. xailsnd.-J whitney Co.
s.hr gs,saa Li.eonb sssnto.,-aerr,Ils ! absea
schr Reid 4 Wood. crsnmsr. wsshingson-yan Bruni
sahr Myer. welain. wsshinrson-vAn Brunt slaght
sT sfR ness 2s,s s's%asr ssmns h.'i%s'f ss1s De-,
T s,n os no ca. Wool
seSr s.iaS, Sos.ry, nsesi.adaw y s,o"s 60.
Sr Sr Isssos. saas M smf D.y ssE ss.,o g
nn Roa.S rsn BoSs sss ssdosrysu.ou
eoe Rsas issea R:,1s'@a Pro,'asnss sssny
snsr Ess%ss ssss tonr A,sy' phtd rqrs keya
ARRIVED.
ss'sm.sp cy Gf Lns.1s s Jes.s v.,,ee 20 Juy 10
ps..snssr. ioJ DALE I'm INST % oa Had y Kia
% Brrm ship bound W. showing white nag With red
border and nTare IN "a sPM hi I. 81 Ion - Arss
seamship urest Hasern henc" for Lverroo 10 70 Pm %
Rr- Island. stranshl " Sidop. hencs Tor Lyerpool.
ship hs.sspssr w9odsd. ssn gI,arseo Agrti IA vf.h
bar, ~ mbenr fron London, bound crs~4sd ,hs kgaA
Bart zi.r,r-i. Bunksr RIO Jansirs June =, 10 hsl.ss
ghs e =, Johns Is DAYS from cisnfusges for Falmouth
ns,s oresgls Dcvsrsur. ns.snrs. !, a.y. with ns.a
Brr solferino tBr. of Esrnacs), HlxTins Para Js'y
wth rubber - 70 burfeu tyereu No cate lat 81 sa
Brg waccamav TOT sssv~forl Schols gHrieaAs Gays
Brs yohs n.ih.-.s %, S.-por'J. Jo.ss. sAlt,sss.
Bra Tornsdo. Do<tsc. Es,sbe,hpor for Bo.,ss
-chr caspian Johnson, Gaps Coast, wCA. ~h vo~y. 10
sehr nilsr. Hsxs, Eleu,hsra sasys. With frul
% Moame-th. ABse.os. xorlols
SIR Isabel Alberta T0osrr, Soff.'k
sehr Jones. susa,. wssiinpv-. days
ssrg Mn..h, w.a. tl.,lsIir q for 20 i.aa
schr I<ader Marc. EssfrgFf, W sass
ehr rsran, cl.rk. Eas, Msshss. days.
sehr vsrrpi non Hni.s. Bssson for Ross 81
sehr Amelia. Boob, Orient
rsr yw.,r,, xerssy ... rsss s,. ~ ~ -baryV'
slesuasr ssrsn. Jones. Ppnstslpbla
steamer ysieon. 5gn~s rr~yS-.r-
ktsAmsr sssiaskst Oesr, Nor~ich
BELOW.
1t-Etir. Ms~e. Joss Clara. 'sss,nniss rsssr~r,~v,
wns Wilson Ds0rg~ Saa - Nrys AersE Nats,gfa
Fhartgr. ksfia rophis Truva - Yanus nssr
she kle.ira hasfy Harntss s,s.nsss Bslvsssfs ssa
2sa-ssssraship Ocean Qussr. Asgla~an
wina a. sunset n 1rnt
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~ MISCELLANEOUS. ..

Rrs.sf"fr fpfssrns. csgs Eae&sH. ~ tAs fsnsa ns~
win al syoss sousors~ 1sA. 90 ous~.Mo-n SAT IAs
srpol
foe Az ,4nw.t
Wssa HsssAn rnoosss h~s~s for xs~ oresas -fsh eoa
.. ~As daa<Svsa - ass kAA ~Ass rsass
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Prizes Cashed fn all Lsgatsvsa Iosts-
rses Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
No. III Wall street. room I.
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Grover Il Bakers Fivst Prsmium Sew
ing Machines sSs Broadway Nee YORK.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Brtdgewaser Patnf-Firs aud water
prool--for cottages harms roofs outfe work &c
X REYNOLDS. Agent ~ nsideu sae.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Eight Carries dc yisste for One Dollar,
BALCHs ass broadway No en pene spared 70 produce
good
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Eoass-Pieasure Boats Of NIL Kinds and
d~scrpsions hand At 1SgERSoLS largest sHd cheapest
boa bsxsar in lac world zs3 snd 1t South street
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

S HIPPIN NG NEW S.
Port OF New York. July ~, 1853.

ALMANAC DAv.
arS rfsys. % NOON srrs s......eve II ~
srN ~ HIGH wArEH. morn 20
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\ Atbum and Ca,frs sc Nisifr Photo
graphs fne o. OF he art HOLMES war 0alery No 20
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Cavs~s de yssise, ~ for 81. ~atisrnetfor
guaranteed PERcfvALs suecessm 70 keFtssn. 10 ~
Chatham street
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Iron BsAsseods or All Kinds.
HUTCHINSON wfCKERSHAM,
~ Canal s;ress esss VI Drosa~As.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Tan. FreckIes; sailowness, Eruptions.
1os Specks and all Skin Blemishcs cured by GOURAUDS
Italian Msdcssed Soap ls3 broadway, Grand street
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Omeial ORA awiags 81 che shelby College
CIAss sss-Iuly rs iS1
s, 90, Is, IS, 60, rs, 30, 3, ~, A3, 10, 81.
ExraA CLASS s04-Juiy Is 1854
G7, Is, II, ~, 23, 63, 76. Q. So. 80.
Circulars sent By addrsssing goux vo,.
Wilmington Delawnr
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Marine n nd Field tslnsses. ~ Used . n she
limited sac. signal DEPARTMENT at the lowest
ipr prices. at opcs IDslie. corner Of Broadway AMI
Ann street. under Barnunns Museum
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

pitts; HnjaA Hubbard ssscsias MOTT sd srhs Hssss
Gibbs nnov, kYork
rhLLADELrMIA. Juy BAT enr = s.ronx Mr. ~
81 Georxe, No, kmirA Hall. ~ Johu Nh; MARY MY
nrn hroex key " .ss scars Rich. Hardy hangor
WMnwrxht lndiuni. boston Lime MAUI FrHDts.. kang
port Lewis shestrF. sota.rs. salem. CD brig kortna
Mies, be.lon, shrs SIenecr Fenins. carfenAss Ss
u Iicrs Holman Nov ORLEANS. IA P2yana. Gros~ll, VIC
haasnasa Hsw,isi z B.a IAwlsI Arnsui., c.s.ss
mond, Paine, Boston, sharp hAyhsw DO, II W Cars
aomers Chelsea, BAbcock. EAbe.ck halem; J.im
Baker Low, Augusta H. Hoico English kAlrr. vi Z
soa Rtse. Providence; stckney. aarWood. oosr5
Point. sarah LavinA, Fort, Provide Wsve
nor, Weymouth; Hale, Newman, ka~butyroas q Ioosrp
Lava Aairm; haguun Bonum BolAn. snd W Sin,n,asA
0vdfrry, 20
rcRiLAED July sl--cid sehr @ Willard rarson.. PA
lzaelpbiA
PORTSMOUTH July 2o-Arr schrs Ke@suth, Lanl orvzo~
Pratt and Lyon, FuItish, hYork. X Atwood, BsiG
moro. PLYING Cioad Hardinghrook do
SAN FRANCISCO. Juiy le-AT ship starr Strip-a,
Cleaycs boston. sii t7th ships Mary Ogden. HathAsy
Liyarpooi XII Carson, crowei Cailao.
WARFHAk. July lS-Arr sohr HaInak ID, Nickerson neu
York. sd hNh, sioop Helen, Babcock, do
wEsTpoRT POINT. July is-Au sehr VIM u DcwuA
Cory kYork-
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Beautiful Complcxion .-Lairh's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl for and bcautyng tho
complexion and skin AL druggists and fs3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Omciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kssrucEy. ExrnA CLASS sss-Juy 7s 1854
80, 81, AZ, 63, 81. Al, 2. D, 26, So, IL. 6S.
KKxrrcHy, CLAss Ses-July n 1853
8, 6, rs, AZ, 81, 60, s. II, Is, 81, Al, 20, "a.
Circular sent rss Of charge. By aidr.ssny eiiher,e
MURRAY EDDY Co.
Covington. Ky., H. Louis No.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Diseases OF tho Nervous, Seminal, Urt-
nary aud Sexual sysems Now and reliable trcatmenin
reports OF the Howard Associaonsent sealed letter
envelope FREQ of charge. Address Dr. Skin uouShou
Howard Association. PhladeluhiA
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Hill's Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black or
brown, natural reliable Depot No. Barclay street. Sold
BY all druggists.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

DrsrarcuEs roR ErRork-Ihs steamship sidon, Capt
McNickan, which left York Wednesday. win call
on Cape Race on Saturday night or sunday morning
Dispatches can bc forwarded TO Europe by this oppor
tuuty through Tho agency Of George sosr las Broad
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
.en Tcething.,,-Th

Wigs, Toupces. Hair Dye, Hair Dyeins
And Moldsva Cream, for beautifyfns tho hair At W. A
l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-Tho hest
IN the world instantaneous harmless reliable Sold
by all druggists and pcriumes Factory 81 Barclay
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

finds faithful friend IN Mrs WINSL0Ws Soothing Syrup,
perfecy reliable aud harmless IL relieves the child from
PAIN sentcry and dArrhGa relieves gripping the
bowels wind collie by giving relief and health the
child 1t gives the M other - csnts a bottle.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

For the Hair Barry's Tric0phcrous.-
The best and cheapest article Sold By Druggists
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Trusses.-Marsl ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No. vescy street. opposite the church. No
tion with any other oilee Of the Female
attendant
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
The eTyventy-sccond street Disaster.
TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.

NEw YoRs, July 21 1853.
m one Of your subscribers tho START would like
TO know why the Superintendent OF Buildings does at
tend to his duty and have all the parts Of buildings
which have been burned destroyed, and which
stand n dlapdatcd condition, pulled down for the
safety Of men. women and children. eye wit
at the Eighteenth ward station house this morning
when the walls wcre blown down there account
OF many has been killed BY giving this
lives. BRYAN McCAHilI-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your report Of the disaster aud loss Of Ke which
occurred In Twenty second stree, Tuesday last you
state that Captain Cameron with posse Of police was
promptly on the ground and all he possible
70 extricaic tho sufferers from the ruins. Now Will
credit this force with having done all Ia heir power after
hours after II occurred The foreman and members of
Engine Company No. 81. aided by the citizens Of the
neahborhood under the direction ~ Assistant Engineer
NcGraih worked with uniring from tho
ment Of the disaster, and by their timely AID many
rescued from an untimsiy grave.
II. G. STUART, Secretary, Engine Company No. 81.
--------
DrsrArcnrs roR ErRorx-Ths steamship sidon, Capt.
McNicksn, which left new York Wednesday. win call
on Cape Race Saturday night or sunday morning.
Dispatches can be forwarded Europe by this oppor
tuuty through tho agency Of George soksr las Broad
way.
Omciai Drawings or murray, Eddy 4
Co.. .aa sn;.. c...s ss.' ,ss IS 1854
SO, 81, AZ, 6s. 81, Al, 2. D, 26, G3, IL. ss.
K.sruc.v, cIA.s s,s-Jaly n 1888
8, 6. 75, ~, 81, 60, 8. ~, Is, 81. Al, 20, "a.
. 's.' q 1.
Omei.i Drawings Of shs shelby College
CIA.s Sss-,Juy rs is1
es' ID .ss ss c., Cas-. 70; :ssys, se IL as TO- o.
G7, ls, II, "a, 2s, 63, 7G. ., SO, 80.
o'''''- joHx 4. NORRIS 4 CO.
Wilmington Delaware
Prize. Cs.hsa in ,nsyI, e., Isg:,r,s1 .r.: Losss-
No III Wall street. room l.
Marine ana Field G,nsses, ne Used sn she
Inc rre. Al the Orra Insate Of Broadway ana
Ann street under Bsrnums Museum
Rouss ss-pieasurs Boats Of NIL X inds and
d.seyr,ons ou hand AZ ISgERSobs largest sHa cheapest
boat bAzssr IN lac world. aS And 10 South street
Eight Carries de yist,e for One Dollar,
good vors.
Aibnm and CArtcs de Ntsifr Photo
graphs ane o, OF he ant kl HOLMES war GALLERY No 70
"''~N-'' -.------@----~~----4~
Cavs~s de yssise, ~ f.r 81. Sntisrsetfo~
guaranteed. PERcIvAL successor % Ksstssn. 10 40
Chatham street.
Brsdgewaser Patnf-Firs ard water
rroof-for cottages. hams ron. cu,..is .e,s Ac
REYNOLDS Agent, ~ nsideu nae
Grover y Bakers Ftvss Prsmium Sew
Ing Machines, abs Broadway N~v YORK.
Iron BsAsssads NJ all Kinda.
HUIcHISsox wfcKERsHAM.
- Canal s;resk eass " Droea~as.
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ChristadOro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvative
and Wig depot Wholesale and RETAIL No Astor House
The dye applied by skiin artists
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

IN nO0 srsrsr~ 'voa sALE-rfasr oLAss
A"' H. Lsgps %
" = snesAsvsss
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DE-. Huntcr,s Omce is nt NO. 2 Diyistou

street New York city lie has other Office. Esrsb-
shed lisa Eight rooms and private entrance, He cures
chronic rrons and spots on the SKIN nlces Of AL linda
Human Fraiy, Nervous Debility, Early Indscretion
and consultation gratis Hours in from A. NJ until
O'Clock l. NJ.
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ora KAkg Rgcurrs
~-stN
ryLfls vrAr ~ DO AND now 10 DO ~
Ihs s~cs set fsss " VA. - rgFrggx ss1ss
sfs nfas<wsy. .sv Toe.
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Neryous. Seminal. Urf-

mary and seasal Systems Tine most expeditions. conve
nient aud reliable treatment explained IN DR. Larmonts
Paris London and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage
GUIDE 18th edition. pages cloth. Sent free scaled
81 by r. WARNER. Vescy street. author 6S7
Broadway sars treatment from tesccps Saturday
nn SunrnYl
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-08-04
PRESIDENTS REORGANIZATION.

We invite attention to the proclama-
ton Of President Davis appointing Fri
day, the 21st of this month, as day of
tasting, humiliation and prayer, and ex-
press the hope that it will be observed
In the proper christian spirit. 1t will be
observed that the President attributes
on. trials and revelses to the prevalence
OF the sins of presumptuous self-conf-
ttence, and the idolatrous worship of
Mammon. Our people have been too
forgetful of the living God, from whom
all blessings flow, and have been reck-
'essly seeking gain, seemingly oblivious
OF the fact that it is impossible to serve
God and Mammon. It is too true, as
the President says, "that the love OF III
ere has eaten, like a gaagreaas, into the
very heart OF the land, converting too
many of us into worshippers Of gain, and
rendering them unmindful If their duty
to their fellcwmen, and to their God.o
As long as the people practice the sin
of extortion upon each other, and the Of
fcers of the Confederacy rob the Gov
eminent, we cannot expect to be vouch-
sated the boon of freedom and indepen-
dence.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-08-04
THE WOUNDED AT GETTYSBURG.

In the hospitals at Gettysburg there
are, by the statement of correspondent
of the New York Herald, about 5000
wounded Confederate soldiers, and TO-
900 Yankee. There were more cases OF
amputation with our soldiers than with
the enemy, and they have been more
fatal. This correspondent says that their
hospitals are much better managed than
ours. He says:
s'The wounds of the patients were in
famed and the bandages dry. When
asked where their nurses were, Il ~ said
they only had one or two to each floor,
and they could not attend them all. In
each corner was a pile of dirt, and the
floors were wet from the careless spill
ing of water when the wounds were wet.
We went into the yard, and there were
some two hundred slightly wounded and
conyalescent rebels, able to draw and
cook their own rations, eating their
breakfasts. II our hospitals these would
have been made to take their watches
with the helpless as nurses but they
would not raise hand to help their
more unfortunate fellows. So true is
this that many of them express the most
ardent desire to get into Union hospitals,
where they will have proper attendance