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The New York herald., 1863-08-22
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no HOTEL PRopRIEroRs AND OTHERS.
Persons requiring Painting and Fresco Decorations
invited to examine the work Just completed BY US at the
. HoJER 4 GRAHAM, Painters, 0 Duane street
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no rHB TRApE;-rHE NEW UNION PLATING
place Of eards bearing foreign snbs%s The demand Of
them The trade supplied on liberal terms Address Ame
rcan Gard Company l6s William street or 4Ss Broadway,
spsh a.res for sais cheap. wt please address Tw oi
VoU WANT TO SCARE MOSQUITOES
i Day and night mosquitoes bite.
just & Them MN smell q: ;:..oS .,.s we sell
Ladies' and gentlemen who desire exemption from
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See whs. others ssy Of it'll have used boz of
PAPEs Mosquito Powder. and recommend It as Esre
''n'a, to get clear T 9ss:s New
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nve minutes ster sitting. Gallery on nrsi noor.
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I QgO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAD ONE TOOTH
lsOOy esuneted WITHOUT pain By Dr. JAY VII.
checruiy nsert ths those suffering
fsom .oosbsshe. A. q. powFFo. fo3 East Brosdway.
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HOTELS.

10 CARRIES DE vIsITE FOR sl.-N0TICB rHH AT
IL vsntage At vAU0HANs 125 Bowery; proof show
ave minutes sfter stting. Gallery on first noor.
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CARD TO DENTIsTs MY ADAMANTEAN CON.
"A pound White III ngs Of gold and plAtinA usei sofk
causing no PAIN contains no silver or other o.ydsaelc
metal turns dark discoors the TOOTH 10 beautiful
durable gold a quarter the expense On receiv
ing send It's value for trial. with particuAra H. 0fLks
LU1HBR, Dentist, ~ East Twenty second n. "
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NyO TMPOGlu0N.-THR NEVER FArLfu0 nADAuu
IN efARk from kurppe, who was born win nosuyAtsft
bhe csnsus 4he pasl present and future al aasss
o. ne bring thsss iOne sspas.sd, sa.s.s Ys.dy
bend EAssat fsads; drunhsnsess cured; nu1S9s frys
Ladies' AsAke noios-ycsha have bssa dssiv3 81 fass
Es.s tsEsPs.A 0liryeya! and As!o,cnsr 1g q 9 srus
susd kisA = proved and tsssS 81 Ssndrsls W. Ssly
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HirdAwsnsp. Name on a. door Qeatieusn - s111tssd
LAdee Of ana hoaa hsa ~
ker, ana copy this advertissmsn ,ous-
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MADAnI BOOTH. yRon CALIFORNIA. DAN BR
III consulted on all Affairs Of lie. Her magical charms
ers In full operation No CLARK street near brOsms.
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u L WAIT. % roURJH AVENUE, oPPosfTH
d. Eleventh street.
1xsrass positively vitAou palm. sos
Jnssrts teeth vucanises warranted 70 ont........
Gum blocks perfect imitation q nature: ......
Positively The cheapsst dental estahhshment In The cty.
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OATH HOTEL, LONG IRLAND, WILL BE KEPT
ID during the for the reception Of permanent
boards and transient guess Liberal deduction from sum
prices Accessible times day by cars and Bath
stases from Greenwood. GEO shLhLDs.
(yRoFT HOUsK-TWENTY MINUTES FROM GARRr-
" depot opposite West Point beautifully located on
the flRh auds few Of Rooms be had early
sppcatiou Fer terms &C., INQUIRE a loa Pearl street
SCAR Won 0ERZABEN, Proprietor
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A MEXICAN ARTIFICIAL TEETH COMPANY, DEN
"A tistx So Bowery opposite Fifth sreet-Psrsons desir
inr the beat htng ghtst comfortable and servicea
bic Arnsa Teeth and At the same time s.vng half their
See samples Teeth positively sftrActed without pain by
our system a bookul OF voluntary certificates may
10 seen o1cc) Also have experienced phys
attendance for the safe Administration 81 purs
Choruform also the Anacsthetc Nitrous Oxide, which In
duccs quiet sleep during winch the teeth are
without the slightest conscsousuess,
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DEHTIsTR1.

A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLINGs FOR DECAYED AMI
"A aching Teeth. Old roots built shells restore
10 and kinds Of cavities large small hne
without pain warranted By the dfscoverer at his
monials
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OLD IRoN-eo TONS OLD CAST SCRAP IRON AND
" TO be at perrcp0nt 6tores BYooklyn.
For sale BY DUTILH CO.. 2a South William street
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; MEDICAL

A CAUTION TO LADlEs-MADAME REsrELL FE-
"A male Physician, 162 Chambers deems duty
TO caution ladies against mposors who appropriate her sd
vertisemens word for word merely substituting
rant and wholly irresponsible Madame Doc.
tor These have spurious medicines poi
compounds 20 deprive the easily duped
we'll Of their means a. Of their health That ladies' may
avoid these lmpostons Madame Reste feels called upon
give this caution
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CHEMICALLY PURIFIED cHL0noTORn sTILL
s.ssa IL ,s u: os,Y sssss fGs s.s.sesss ssssA po.
agreeable ~ eiminstsrsd b. DR. . 4 WAIT, - Fourth
avenue. opposlts Eleventh street.
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nR GRINDLE FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND AC-
IL coucher No. Amity place. makes his special prac-
tce TO treat all female complaints from Whatever pro-
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oOK HERB.-ARE Y0U IN rRoCBLEY HAVE r0U
- been decsyed or rined wphs Have your fond hoIss
ROSS fr advice and .tsfac,ion 10 love sGsrs sss
70 fail She brings together thoss long
reasd and shoys correct hssness of future hu1kad
abssnt fftend Lucxy numbers free No wsss fwsnty~
an the door. Hing q basement bell
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RURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE, II
ID West Eleventh streetS between Fifth and Sixth
nues-Pianos mirrors, statuary, china and glasswar
boxed and shipped 10 all parts Of the world Covere
Furniture stored.
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NO. 50 EAST FOURTEENTH eTREET-IN FIRST
IA class house. nicely furnished front Paror and
Bedroom communicating the second foor in sight Of
eychanR0d q
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MARBLE MANfELG-MARBLE MANTELS, OF THE
M patterns and best nnsh offered cheaper than
az any other place. g. KLABER6 Marble Works. First
avenue near 1hfrd street. New York Call and convince
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COUNTRY BOARD-AT WHITE PLAINS, ONE HOUn
~ from the city per Harlem Railroad, fruit, vegetables
and T!s inSg&lsnty & term. mSdersse Apg.E g w
9RNRITRY
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M ing Slate, Billiard Beds, Black Boards Tling Marble
and Slate Slabs &C. The trade supplied. WEST CASTLETON
STATE COMPANY, az Broadway, N. Y.
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NoLroN DENTAL. .AssoCIArfoE.-TKETH PosI.
Moons sGNo - Boua s>rese.
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~ more than thirty IL enabled guarantee
in a without change Of Diet restriction from bust
B2os the Cause and Ours, including Al the plates, in
suffering from either disease or debility Who contem-
plate marriage. Sold BY MILLER JENNINGS, lz2k
above the Metropolitan Hotsi Consultations from A 4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
s'Tsae Sailats.:'

Satirists who riJicuIe hypocrisy are but
too apt to oyerstep the limits of proprie,
ty, and employ words in such u manner
as to throw contempt on religion. Thus
certain terms which have cgitimatcIy n
high anI noble use are degraded to the
level OF mere sang-lke the words
Saint and " Sanctjfed" which are so
often employed in a satrical sense. that
1t IS scarcely safe to use them in their
/ originally exalted significance. There is
much truth and good sense in the follow
ing structure
The phrase Vulgar Saint" occurs in
Il work Of great repute, in which the au-
thors arstocratic tendencies stick out
through some Of the otherwise finest
passages ever penned. Vulgar Saints
Ihe term itself is contradiction: there
never was, or will be, a vulgar saint; true
religion is sublImatine, ethcreaIizing.-
Breeding has nothing to do with it:
there are vulgar hypocrites, but never
vulgar saint. We might carry you to
old houses that never knew a CARPET or
piano, and leading you up the ricketv
stairs, into rough chamber, show You
the mother on her knees, pleading with
an eIoQuence no college could ever teach,
Tor her absent sailor boy; or show you
the wrlnkled grand-mother, who never
saw a grammar, singing some old hymn
which brings tho te"ls ~ ,our eyes, ana
all your long-forgotten foIHes to daylight.
True religion bauishes vuIoarity. 1t Is /
cam-eyed, soft-yoicod, all -por adm, ike
the warm sunshine. There never was Il
" Vulgar Saint" We don't care what
are his antecedents, or where he lives, or
what clothes he wears, or how rongh arc
his toil-worn hands, be bas that within /
him which lifts him far beyond turreted !
libraries, stained glass windows, aud .
softly carpeted floors and allies him with /
the angels; although through tho bro
ken roof above his head, the stars NAV
Nightly look in upon his peaceful sIum-
bers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
What is and what is net the
West.

IN idea prevails in the East, that
Egypt aud Southern Indiana ARE, poIiti
caIiy speaking, the West; and that the
shadow which the Southern rebellion
casts lcross the northern border covers
the whole broad disk Of tue great cen
trail valley with the night Of its eclipse.
The Southern cxtrcmitics Of Tie Cen
trail States Of the Northwest, Illinois,
Indiana, AMI Ohio, dip down into the
rebellion rs the sloping shore dips into
tho sea. AMI these muddy Egyptian
fats, made up Of the outcast sediment
oil Southern society, where the amphibi-
Gus reptiles of pro-slavery fanaticism
waiiow in their own slime, are as much
the West as New jersey is the East. as
the marshy suburbs of Boston are Mas
sachusetts. or as Five Points is the
State of Ne8 York.
Where the people Of the West stand
on the great issues of the day, is shown
by what they hsve done.
They have done more than the Gov
eminent has asked of them; more than
their allotted share in the work of put
ting down the rebellion. Her legions,
not her Legislatures, represent her PEG
pie. Donelson, Shiloh, Murfrecsboro-
these are the answer and the antidote to
Springfield and Indianapolis. The West
Is the army.-St. PapI Press.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
THE WRONG PICTURE.

FTyHE full sunshine came pouring thro'
tie plate glass windows of the great
photographic saloon, where Virginia
Lynne had become very tired Of waiting
"iust one minute" for her tnrn to face
lie camera. If the camera had been a
young gentleman, it probably wouldn't
have objected much to the process, as
Virginia was not at all disagreeabIe to
look at; on the contrary, she was very
pretty, With q clear olive complexion,
deepening to carmine on her round
checks, and large blue gray eyes, just
the color Of violets, which had blos-omed
in the slade ;jet black hair, plainly brush
ed from her forehead, and a little red
mouth, very saucy, and somewhat laugh
ty, also, in its curves.
Are YOU ready to take my likeness,
sir!' she asked, rather impatiently. as
The operator entered the room on some
trtling Grand.
"Aotquite, madam, we shall soon be
ready, hope. To tel! the tratb. we did
not expect so much trouble from our
present suLject-a baby who aojU not
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09

age, and ] haven't The least idea hence
it came"
"Ah that furnishes 4 clue to tho
whole mystery" said Capt. May, placing
upon the table the picture that had lain
next to his heart for the last few DAYS,
and relating briefly how it had beialien
into his possession. by some mistake
at the photographers my little Harry's
picture has been sent to you, and your
likeness to me. l am widdower with
one child, as suppose you have heard"
mo" said Virginia, coIoring. L
was not aware of it, but"
He looked earnestly into her face.
where the tell tale crimson was already
beginning to glow. and the soft eyes to
become Swallowed with timid, downcast
la8hes he looked aud saw something
that encouraged him TO ask another
question.
Virginia may | keep the picture g.
And She did not say No"
When the Captain sailed the next day,
Ii was with something to look forward
to- on his return.
"My dearest Virginia" exclaimed her
sister, "what have you been doing p
Don't You know that the Captain is
,Oidot0er p
" Yes" sad Virginia, vaIiantIy; "but
that don't make any difference; I love
him, and that's enough y
" Aod don't you know he has b.
By e.
Well-and love the baby, too, be-
cause it is Ravmonds."
ooh y said Mrs. Walter, archIy. $50
you have overcome your horror of sec
ond hand babies Well, my dear, only
take care that he don't keep quoting
Mrs May No. One
Il have no fear" said Virginia
And time proved the correctness of
the premises, for we don't know Of any
happier young wife than Mrs. Nav No.
Two; and it is hard to say which she
loves best, her husband OF " BABY Har-
~"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
IT - BARK.

The following beautiful sentiment is
taken from 'Meister Karl's Sketch Book"
entitled, "The Night Of Heaven" Il is
full Of touching tenderness:
1t is dark WHEN the honest and honor
able man sees the result of long wears
swept cruelty away by the knavish and
heartless adversary. It is dark when he
feels the clouds Of sorrow gather around.
and knows that the hopes and happiness
ofothers are fading with his own. But
in that horr he memory Of past inteeri.
ty will DO q true consolation, and assure
him, even here On earth, of a gleam Of
light in Heagen.
1t IS dark when the dear voice Of that
sweet child once SO fondly loved, is no
more heard around in marnurs. Dark
when the light pattering feet no more re-
sound without the threshold, or ascend.
step 10y step, the stairs. Dark when
some well known air recalls the strain
once oft attended by the childish voice
row husi.ed III death. Dark es>; but on
" the gloom which heralls the dsv
spring Of immortality and the infinite
light Of Heaven.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
T,etaer fr0Er1 .ycssmG. Whittier.

letter sr0Ea john G.. whittier.
At late Union meeting Of citizens Of
all parties in Amesbury, Mass, letter
was read from the poet Whittier, from
which We extract the following passage:
81 regard it as Of the utmost impor-
tanee that, in this hour OF trial, men of
all parties should remember only that
they are American citizens. Tho life of
the country is at stake, and however we
may continue to call ourselves, there are
really but two parties,-the party of
loyal men and the party of traitors. For
myself l can say in all sincerity, that I
am more than ever ready to lay aside all
mere party feeling and prejudice I may
have entertained, and act cordially with
any and all loyal men who are willing to
meet with me. At time like this, we
owe undivided allegiance to our country.
We were American citizens before we
were Republicans or Democrats-and it
matters little no is in or out of office,
SO that the country is saved"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
EE0oKER,s MOVEMENTS.
Our Forces in Possession of F'reder-
ioksburg.
New YORK, May +, 1868.

New York, May I, 1868.
The TiriJupe has just issued an extra
as follows
Our news by mail from the Kappa
hammock is up 10 Sunday morning. At
that time our left wing was in possession
Of Fredericksburg and of the first line Of
redoubts on the bill behind it, and was
feeling its way to the second line.
The river was crossed and the redoubts
carried with great ease and very slight
loss of life. The rebels had marched
away in the direction Of Charlottesville
to attack our right wing, and were pos
ted, leaving at first, 10000, bat subse-
quently not more than 5000 to 1000 in
their works, rs was ascertaned by re-
connosance from loves balloon.
A great portion Of our Falmouth bat
teries were engaged on Sunday with reb-
el batteries, firing across the river and
into the city.
The firing, both Of musketry and can
nonading, on the right in the direction
OF ChancelorviiIe, was very heavy. The
enemy had been forced to fight on
ground Of Hooker's choosing, as he
promised his soldiers.
1t was believed in both wings that
Stoneman's expedition to cut Of the rail
road between the rebels and Richmond,
had proved successful, thus cutting off
the only path Of retreat
SO confident was Hooker at Falmouth
OF success, that in conformity with his
orders force had alrealv commenced to
rebuild a bridge over the Nappahan-
mock.
The troops are in the finest spirits and
everything looks rropi.ious.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09

Daniel S Dickinson in recent letter
to war meeting, says:
Il inculeate in the premises but one
grand idea-crush aud bury the rebel
lion, beyond the power, prospect or hope
of resurrection. In doing this, [ would
not go out Of the way after slavery, nor
to get around slavery, rs an abstract
question; but | would treat it a. [ would
all other olements-take just as much of
it, and in just such shapes, as will aid
the Union cause and weaken the rebels.
and no more. for | would have but one
great object in the prosecution of the
war. But if It's prosecution shall result
incidentally in cutting the whole insttu-
ton from its mooring, and setting it
afoat, as [ believe it may and must. |
shall cry "OUT, DAMNED Sror," with a
most hearty good viii.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
AcEgs Items.

Gov. Seymour has vetoed the bill
passed by the Legislature of New York.
allowing the SO diers to vote.
In The pockets Of each ofthroe Ohio
deserters who are to be shot in Western
Virginia. next week, letters wero found
from their fathers advising them to de-
sert. Gov. Tod has advised The Presi.
dent 10 shoot the fathers instead of the
sons.
Our bIookadors in tie GuIfof Mex
leo are doing a good business. On he
Dist Of April, there were thirty naval
prizes lying at Key West, that had been
captured by the blockadcrs, aud more
were being added daily. The guoboat
Sycamore had destroyed two blockade
runners, loaded with cotton and grain.
During the past week n gentleman
called upon the President aud solicited
pass for Richmond. "Wen," said the
President, Il would be very happy to
obligo you, if my passes were respected
but tho fact is, Sir, have within the
past two years, given passes TO Two hun
bred and fifty thousand men to 90 to
Richmond, and not one has got there
yet" The applicant quietly ana respect
fully Withdrew on his tip toes.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09

ctOWuIng Iounu ,"~ l,-~..s, ---
a short absence, he entered the room
bearing the plate. "OnIy lot me get ono
peep at it ~
How delighted Raymond will be-
whispered one Of the young aunts to hel
sister, as She caught the baby in her
arms, crushing her shining brown curls
I against its silky little head
"Whcre shall send the cards. 2 ask
ed the operator.
30 Captain May-Raymond May,
Philadelphia. Just the address, please
no other word We intend it for a birth
day suprise to my brother"
Worry well ma'am. Theodore" as
soon as the ladies' had disappeared, Just
write down the address, and tell the
young lady below that we are ready for
her."
Virginia Lynne must have been hard
indeed to please, had she been dissatis-
fed with the face reflected III the mirror,
as she took a last glance ere leaving the
saloon down stairs. a proud, stately
young beauty-and heart free as the
widest fawn upon the eastern hills.
''W hen can have the picture?' she
asked.
"In about five days"
mo sooner! [ leave town to-mor-
row"
1--WE can send it you by mail, whcr-
ever YOU are, madam"
She hurridly wrote upon card, Miss
V. Lynne, Philadelphia" and pushed it
towards the man.
There's my addrcss-please send it
rs soon as possible"
Capt. Mays sitting room, in the great
Philadelphia hotel, was as snug little
den as man need wish for with its cary
ed marble mantel, bright patterned car
pet, and luxurious sofas aud lounoing
chairs, and Capt May himself. as he
looked smiling from the persuaI of heap
OF papers to greet the entrance Of com
panion, was no unfair specimen OF
handsome young naval officer.
'Well, Char!ey?'
"WeIl, Mav-upon my word, if YOU
arc not up to your ears in those naviga-
ton charts again. It's enough to make
a lazy man ache, to see you work -
ats time to work" said Nav, good /
humoredy. II expect sailing orders in
about fortnight-and glad l shall be
when they come"
GLAD. :" calculated Charles Monroe,
throwing himself into chair, and Bit
ng at the end Of one Of his friends's quill
pens.
''May, you're a perfect problem to me
as uneasy Oh dry land as a fish
ant understand it-hanged if I CAM
"Perhaps YOU could" said May calm
Y, "if you had no home ties-nothing to
COX forward to-nothing to make life
'Ieasanter in one spot than another since
Minnie died"
He stopped abruptly. Monroe lean
ID over with frank sympathy, to grasp
lis friends hand.
"Pardon me, Raymond I'm Stupid,
fellow. know, but | don't
mean to hurt you with my careless words. .
Still, there is your child left YOU"
Dear little Harry, but year old $
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09

HENRY WARD BEEcHER GONG TO
EURoPE.-The trustees of the Plymouth
church in Brooklyn, in view of the per-
ceptiblo effect of constant hard work up
on their pastor, voted unanimously to
give him four months leave of absence
for European travel, and that his expen
ses on the trip be betrayed by the Socie-
ty. We wish that Henry Ward, while
he is in England, would give the British
sympathizers with secession a few touch
es of his qualities.