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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-23

Cleora sacrifice to Apollo, or to fathers
vengeance ?"
Thus adjured, the unhappy Pisander look
ed up FROM the blood-stained statue. more
beautiful than the Parian marble, on which
he was gazing, and said:
20 my king O my country ! may the
gods pardon me l-the SHOWS on Olympus
are not purer than my C,eora."
When he had said this, with sudden
spring he wrcnci1d the short Grecian sword
from the hand of Aristodemus and the
next moment her red blood mingled with the
current that flowed from the pierced heart of
Pisander. He died with the beautiful maid
en- he had vainlyrssied to save
And here, were this mere fiction of the
imagination, my story would end; but the
Grecian history before me says:
soThe Messenians were still farther irrita-
ted against the youth, in consequence of the
opinion of Ephebolus-who declared that an.
other victim must be sought to appease the
anger of the gods because AristoGemus had
sacrificed his daughter, not in obedience to
the oracle, but to crafty the impetuous pass
ions of his own ungovernable soul. But the
authority of the king controlled the auda-
cious insolence H the priest and the wild fu-
ry of the populace. Apollo, he said, had no
reason to compisin of their disobedience.--
The god demanded the blood of virgins
virgin had been slain; but neither did the
oracle determine, nor did it belong to them
to inquire by whose hand, or from what mo-
tive, the victim. should be put to DEATH"
: It is added, that the people. thus encourage
ed, determined to defend their capital to the
last extremity, ssnd this generous resolution,
which they maintained inviolate during the
course of several years, was justified by OBJ
stinate exertions of yalor"
| But, at last Ithome fell. The inhabitants
were worn out by famine and slaughter
The impatient temper of Aristodemus made
him withdraw, by voluntarily death, from
the evils thai threatened his country
Ithome was demolished to the foundation"
So ends our tragic chapter in the wonder
/ fnl and instructive history of ancient Greece
Twenty-six centuries have nearly passed
since the Spartans triumphed over the Mes
44a-ars;ass esae soese who survived the destruc-
ton of lthome found refuge in the neighbor-
ing states. How little has humanity chang
ed in all these years.
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The Ubiquitous Smith.

"Gentlemen," said candidate for Con-
gress, "my name is Smith, and | am proud
to say I am not ashamed Of it. It may be
that no person in this crowd owns that very
uncommon name. If, however, there be such,
let him hold up his head, pull up his dickey,
turn out his toes, take courage, and thank
his stars there few more of the same sort.
Smith, gentlemen, is an ilustrious name,
And stands ever high in the annals of fame;
Let White, Brown and Jones increase as they will,
Believe me that Smith will outnumber them still.
Gentlemen, / am proud Of being an orig
inal Smith; not a Smythe nor Smyth, but
a regular natural Smith, Smith. Put
ting Y in the middle or an E at the end
won't do, gentlemen. Who ever heard of
great man by the name of Smyth, or
Smythe, or Smyth? Echo answers who,
and everybody answers nobody. But as
for Smith, plain Smith, why, the pillars
of fame are covered with that honored and
reverend name. Who were the most racy,
witty and popular authors of this century p
Horace and Albert Smith. Who was the
most original, pithy and humorous preacher?
Rev. Sidney Smith To go father back
who was the bravest and boldest soldier in
Sumpters army in the revolution A Smith
Who palavered with Powhattan, galvinated
with Pocahontas and became the ancestors
of the first families in Virginia A Smith
again. And who, ashland question more
seriously andsoberly- say is the man,
and what is his name who fought the most
battles; made the most speeches; preached
| the most sermons, held the most offices, sung
the most songs, wrote the most poems, court
ed The most women, kissed the most girls,
aad married the most widows? History
says, say, you say and everybody says,
| John Smith"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-23

LIFE SPARED AT MANASSAS BY THE MASON
1c SIcx.-A gallant Georgia officer was shot
o9Sa of Sa..1s Is on @ Manassas Plans and resna
be taken from the field, while in the exposed
position. was again wounded, each time NOR.
tally. His regiment, the sth Georgia, being
compelled to fall back during an overwhel-
ming charge of the enemy, the poor fellow,
unable to move, was made prisoner-had his
watch and money taken from him, and was
about to be bayonetted. when he gave the
Masonic sign. They now removed his boots
to relieve his suffering, and laid him beside
tree to die, The life thus spared, owing to a
vigorous constitution and religiously observed
habits, was prolonged thirty days. This was
the fate of Orderly Sergeant o. B. Eve, ofthe
Miller Rifles, of Rome, Georgia.
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THERE are flowers of beauty which only in the
there are fountains which only heard in the
night
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n. +. uIBBARD5
UNRIYALLED
mo sarNUWTaEI

Fur ths permanent relief Of TIC DoloreLnY, Nsu-
rAlgiA, Touthache, Rheumatism, Nervous HeAlsClo.
Colic, Cramps or Spssmodic Action Of the Muscular
System.
IL needs no communication W ensure a oNntinuAAa
with all those who have once used H. IL il an In
valuable remeiy-h acts like charm N soothe aud
quiet, and, huAly 70 anuhAie all those subtle palms
owhieh the nervous system v ~ constantly shpos-
Cd.
Also W be tAksn internally for Colo, Cholsrs.
DArrhnA, Cramps In the Stomach, old and ohatinAts
CouEl-mix one teaspoOnful Of the Lotion with
four OF AyTup molaA os, and take In teaApoonfuD
doses three OF four times day oftsner, wksn IL
cough IL troublesome.
For Pain in the Stomach, Painters Colo or Fiue-
ulence, take teAspOonful In hot water aud EuEAE-
~ hoe ~ you can sip ID.
Try " aud you will never b without a
REV. b HIBBARD's
CARMINATlVH BALVR
This valve il one Of those excellent things waioA
no family should fail W keep always on hand Pa
Felons, biles, Painful Ulcers, Clrbuncles. or An.
Inrax, Commonly called Ant-heaps,l Ague In thl
breast and face, Ear Ache, Burns, 6cAlda and hhSl
mAtio Pans OF all kinda. 10 II . Sure specific y
lays the pain 81 once, by stimulating ths Outsol
aud promoting local Precipitation. Tbs hrsl Apph-
cation gives immediate relief. II has beon for M
Ast thirty years before ths public, and IL reputA
aud use q dolly increasing. Ali ask v trial. -
any Of these painful diseases, and We aKS sure IN
roo will realize all We promise for IL
All these are ~ useful for the fAzAily - NJ oa4A
and should bs In every house =.
tssn ~ Fallsa q NM yEk ~ lAAg1D
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MEBXCElyF@
THE SOLDIERS BAFK GUARn.
Aww WEAPON or DEYEsCA
aArErT Against DxArni

oOLDfNRs, wno sAn.ntly vslunssF DER e.rvf>r
= the Government should BE- prJtectsd sg.lnr'
Ten authenticated NO ,hs, in ali wars since vsrfrrs
eec-ins q science, murs deaths have resulted frum
dokness than from ths Casualties Of war.
L. svcry soldier b. armed v.h RADwLYT
READY KELLEY. n will prove servicesbe -
nuskoL pistol, sword OF hayOne,. with u no d..
fer viii result frDm snnstroke, Diarrhaa, Dysen,sry,
Fever aud Ag7ie Typhus and Typhoid Fsveru,
Hbennaiism, Neuralgia, Headache, or ether pains,
Coughs, Colds- Influenza Asthma. With this
remedy plentifully used In the camps, scknsm
rill break on, or pestlenos prevail.
Railways READY RELIEF has bssa fuIly
proved N be the most important equipment ~ ths
medical stores. II saved Tie lives NJ thousands q
oidiers In Venezuela New Gralada, And Ecuador.
south Amer1na II alrn pr"ved " great value 70 ths
nghtt Rsglurrt, during thetr cncampmeu =
t'an.niin,5 a. 'nuchet ilt ny ~ the officers, and
'pv's-ds ~ 3bn priv-isr ~ the gallant Eighth.
shpub tho chances ~ war require the presenoe =
ur tIOOpe 10 tie malarious regions, lagoons and
narHhea, and rice pantat ~ tie 6Duthern Bates,
Railways READY RELIEF will prove 81 n,Ors
servica, " used. all the batteries and artiHerss
n the earth. with this remedy, the loas ~ life b.
lhe Diseases Of climate will he SMALL without and
dependent upon the skin ~ the army surgeons,
.cclimated, and without experience N the dlsea
~ as they prevail in thoas localities ths lOsa Of IN
rin Ia fearful
RADwAYs READY RELTKF will s.v. the livcs
81 thoee who may oe seized wath any q the climatic
Diseases Of the B1uthern States. For twelve yeau
4 has battled successfully with the most formidable
VI pestences ~ tho rice, cottDn and sugar panta-
tons, Railways READY RELIEF, a. preven-
hye and curative ~ diseas's incidental u the Bouth
rn Btatea, Is no experiment bui absolute fat
In case ~ Wounds, Bruises BprainA, 0un-Shot
wounds Sabre Bayone, Wound, the application
" RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will be % grs-a
nation, modification, and save the neoe.-i,y Of an
PuiA.ion.
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TEsTIMoNALBi

Mr.. DANIEL LovBJoY, Of No. isI wen nd =.
New York. has boon afnicted with ,hs Piles inS
hse,lty years. Ho used tho Patsn, Pile Pipe with
Ointment and In three weeks was oomplc,sly cured
Mr.. ANDREW VAN HORN, Of oroenpoiuL Long
island, whose store Ia NJ No. 10 hangiu st., New
York, wAa troubled with tho Piles very severely, bus
BY the use OF the P-tsni Pills Pipe and ointmsnLwAs
Immediately relieved, and in the shOr, space o, thres
works WAS completely cured.
Ms VAN HORN, wife OF the lAsa AAne5 Eenlls-
man, had painful attack OF the Piles, used the rips
and Oh tnent, and WAS cured In one vesLI
DAVID A, CARTHY, No. ga Finh 81, Now YorsE.
Uho had suffered scutely from the Piles for loss
huS WA cured by ia Pipe and oinirAsni In siI
weeks.
York, now II Stamford, Conn, after long SUFFERING
from ths Ples, wNs cured by Lhs PStsni Pie HiSs
and Ointment In six weeks.
NJ TuOMA wILDES corner Of BeekAsn as4
Water sts., Ne" York, Nnsr suffering many yeG,A
llsj ga PstcaI Pile Pipe, and rsOoulAsdS ~ he
rcry hest article thai can be us.i.
M. CHARLES TODD, No. 10 Wall SsrssA, suesxSs
luisrsely for years, and AfIsr trying every know
rsmSdy within his reach, Wa wholly Sursd y do
Pipe and Oiu,mlnL
uENJAhilN IRVING, Of rev hHh' enSiASn'~cS
gradually sinking under Ihs depressing and sScut
sing ilausnce OF the Piles, was induced 10 uss I'm
ripe and Ointment, aud experienced immsdisas -
llst-grHduAlly improved under thsir hsalinS iD
Ausnce, aud In . few months wAI entirely cured
He claims THAI the Pipe and oinlnsnl, uAA3 Rrsss
ldsnnA, saved his LIE.
We uishi add pages Of statements, IN Ihao "a
Jatnos. Persons wishing for fuTthsr sSiAMAsDoA
have 10 ~ calling - The DspOa,
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DRESS.
HHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR DYEi
" BRIEsr u CO.'S
COLI MBIAN HAIR DYE
D,24rOO
rRICG TWENTY-FIVE Cent?

FRICl TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
use Our agents in GO cty and h.rO5 arc the lob
owing well known ID. usBi u and BtorekeepeISi
Mo York.
L. A. HoApLrr, Drurr'',, 81 Eighth avenue.
oHET d Co., Drusgsts, 4i1 Second avenue cor.
seth st.
PoHrEA & FAwcmrp, Perfumers, 4ib Hudson 81,
and also at l.5 ) Ntl avenue,
PALAazoTEo, Drusgsta, BAneroa House, NJ sm
Broadway.
DAVE x Co, Druggists, as Fourth ave-, cor. sl5
and avenue d. corner 81 A len and Stanton is, and
II svcauo ID, corner Third IT.
De. BLyES, Druggist $40 Grand IT., ntAr Ridge
G, II. TuonsE, Druggist, l96 Hudson, corllsi q
Deabrosses At.
W. W. Tu,rEE, pruggis. sls Pearl 81
j. b. wulTG, cor. Columbia and Rivington -,
and corner Addison and Mont. omoTy sts
Mrs. Y. PECKIN, Artist In Hair, 2O5 Bowery.
BAhEoRA's NrNs Depot, 2I9 DiVlsion ~
Brooklyn.
j. H. oKEY, Druggist, Myrtle and Franklin Gxaa
DE- @. RETNoLDs, Druggist 200 Court -
q. w. GOssLIHd, Druggist, 90 Fulton st.
n G. RuTuERroRp, Druggist, hyr.s ave . OaEA
q. O. CLosI, Druggist, log Fulton ~
FllliaDlsburgA.
MALLoT d Co, Druggists, South 9Th q. cor olh
BowAoE, Druggist, South 9th st, COR Seventh q
DH- NowlLI- Druggist, 80 Grand 81, near VI q
W. H. 5AYREs, Druggist, 2i2 Grand st, near III
J. TohPKIsss Variety Store, 900 Grand u.
a. and s72 Grand at.
W. n BkAEAs, Druggis,, 100 Grand .
Harsrk, NJ J.
IA. BoYLH, % Blocker q.
Jdmdiod, L. I.
fsoE d Co., Hall Of Pharmacy. Also Sur al n
DruggstS generally throughout tho country.
Manufactured and for sAls twhols.als sud rs.ulr
= No. u bovu bEoo0 exAz2 WlniAnsbsn0S
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VACCINE VIRUS.

We have completed arrangements With phyd-
nan OF extended practice 10 furnish US with freah
Vaccine virus from healthy infants, In chemically
sealed glass tubes, and VIII supply physicians and
mrgeons ia the army with either vaccine matter on
scals, In the tube, for 80 cents each-or two tubes
one containing lcine matter and the other soaha
Tor on cents, capable of vaccnatiug al least ten per-
sons. We wil guarantee every tube Of vaccine W u
trosh and pare, and from healthy infants.
Address RADNAY q co, rs John 81, including
lhs amount IN postage stamps
RADWAY 4 CO.,
Dy24 uOOO % John n, N. Y.
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HARD SUFFERING.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF THREE BoTTLEs

one ~ the Prvates ~ tho Eighth Regiment .,
present ia H. city, relates tie folluwlugi
"Aner our arrival Mt Annapolis, our Company,
andcr Capt Lawrence, were employed in tia
trenches i've hrst night We slelt with our feet In
lhe water aud cur heads resting our knAIsaCka
ar pillows. In 'he morning, our blanket which
was our only coyerinb, were 40 vet with the
heavy dews that W. wrAnK the water out u them
N streams; our limbs and Joints were 81 Htn
llst wa could hardly move them. hal three
5gttles Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, two
" Which 1 gave away T. my comwdeS, and
lho other used myself and shared partly with
others. We all hathcd our lulla and joints with
the READY RELIEF. In a few moments the
Ameness and stiffness, pain and wearncas', zen us
We then-havinG no liquor with us-dTauk READY
RELIEF aud water. 1uis chcered and invigOrRtsA
ia, and enabled us, with tho aid ~ two meals,
,stisg Of hard biscuit and sat pork, u stand guard
duty, work In tho trenches, and wheelbarruwB for
twenty four hours, having only two hours rest. 90
ong A. tho READY RELIEF lasted, we could per
brm duty, bit when thai gave out fell sick, and,
by the order Of Surgeon, returned 10 this city.
am certain that " there was plentiful supply OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF in tie regiment,
)uT suiieTings would have been trihing. intend
returningto my regiment In few days, and viii
AXE with me "a good supply. II is the request Of
myself and mos, u my friends In the regiment,
ttat you take immediate steps % have RADWAYB
READY RELIEF addod TO the medical stores Of
svery regiment II viii save the lives Of Thousands
n cur troops."
Nsuhsring from thirst, weakness, fatigue, te>r
spoonful Of READY RELIEF, IN a lumber Of wa
YER, will prove Of greater service than alcohol
whisky, or any Othsr liquor.
MOSQUITOES.
Our troops will suffer great annoyance nom ths
BIKES and stinps " mosquitoes. Those Of Virginia,
and tho cotton, rice, and sugar lands, are exceed
lngly poisonous, and inhiot severe and otatinAts
sores and wounds. II RADWAYB READY RB
LIEF Ii applied ~ the bitten part, u will In few
noments stop tho most tantIlzing itching, neutra-
hko the poison, and allay Inflammation. Battle the
hce and hands freely with tho READY RELIEH
and water-the mosquitoes will not trouble you.
n r. Remedies are sold by druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
RADwAY & Co,
NJ. 20 John 81, n Y.
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FOR THE PILES

FOR THE PILES
DR.. uPHAM Vegetable ElecuAry Is oar
tain cure Tor Piles, IN every 'orm In tho worR
cs'es Of tins disIess ing affection, and whars "a
oiHfr means have tail,d, the patient mus ooaEah
re Doctor personally 1t his once, SsT Forth n
D. Uplam hhs devoted special attention n ton do
ga 'or more than 20 years, and may be consulhsd
IN rest on H. this any otneT complaint, from y
o'clock In she morning until O'Clock In ths evun
ing, al his Medical office, Ss1 FDuith II, Sd doc
ron tie very between Dowery and Broadway
r. c. WELLS CO., General Agents, li6 Frank I
lin g., H. Y. TEA I7slll
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ARMY NRCHggTIHa.

ens n The mos9 importan, military requidtea
Ehich tho Government overlooka, Ia RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF. This remedy u tho sOLDIERa
APR1UkRD, aud will prutsci him all occasions
AeAinst sickness and sudden attacks ~ pe~tlential
flaeass. Every Camp, Fort and Bhip-hiltary
md NavL Stat should bs supplied with This
powerful weapon Of dsienoe.
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EMAIL POL

fhs military bulletins Announce thai Small ron,
hearlaa, and Malignant Fevers, have broken oui In
hforeit regiments. Tbs gallant Maine Regiment v
hoops at Washington, Annapolis Fortrou hosIoe,
Arc swelling SICK list " All alarming ortsn,. Ths
government by nsglectng W supply the medical
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TIFE AIl-FEMALES OF AL
- ages who are suffering from inward weakness,
l,Ss OF q petite, general Prostraton Of the sysSHi,
a., AM would obtain renewed health and strszgah,
should make trial az Dr.. ANDERSON'B
FEMALE LIFE CORDIAL.
Mothers who have daughters OF a weak and nsEV-'
Gus constitution, should get bottle OF this eIssllsl
STRENGTHENING COMPOUND,
and lot them take it, 1t Is the best corrsotor Of Iha
FEMALE SYSTEM
ever produced, For all those distressing conn., 'Ains
with which females are often troubled, 60. Jo4Ly
at certain periods, It has no equal.
TRY II ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED,
and like hundreds who ATe now enjoy ing COCA
health from It's timely use, % ySu will DO. II oA
be taken at all times with perfect safety, and 70
tally devoid Of all deleterious or poisonous drugs
Price VI Per bottle, OR SIX FOR FIVE DoLIAkS-
The following are the principal agencies IL. A.
moadley' VI Eighth ave Roade q Co., 1870 Allen %
stanton - and cor. Houston ST. and Ave. ID hAE
10y cor second ave. and 9Oth 1t White, cor On.
mmhia and Hyington SITS, and cor Madison and
Montgomery SITS. Williamsburgh-Malloy Oo@
South 0th and sth SITS. Brooklyn-Grey, coz. NJ
W aAd Fnaklh avenues,
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The NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEws othi.

SIN former number, va reminded them that ths
First u. vision ~ tie French army In Russia had
pificfel less than any ,4hcr division, leCaufe Mar
'lAl Diyout hal made each solder cary lima,
bandnges Ru1 provisions fYr mself II n / ESQ
,easar ~ evcry solder viii Rd a small uiaptty Of
lhat iuysiuRN q remedy, RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF, he " N No, culy derive actual bHueft during
Tho CAM align, lut VIII escape many hours ~ pain
and suffering from rheumatic affections In G1er life,
should 10 survive tho torrihls contest Ia which
Ouniry W unhAppily engaged"
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEoh-

TWO stPERR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE,
tvery day sxo'pt sunday,
IN I'M AFTERNOON, ut O'CLOCK.
EVENING ~ O'CLOCK,
A. each uf Which viii lie performed the domestic
u HulI.
A STATE PRISONER;
and u g laughah'c aud over pupu'a- Farce,
BOOTS Al THE SWAN
For ctirinsitcs, see advert spmerl ou Sd page
Admission, % Cts Children under Lefl. II 60
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DRoWNED WHILE BATHING AT Consy
Island on Aug. 2oth, JEREMIAH COFPBR.
eReu % years height feet inches, sanity o.sn-
Exon, hBLt SIDE whiskers aud muu-tache Any
information relative 20 his body, will ba grn,eftllx
received and rewarded by his afflicted family. Y,sS
ermen, toatmen and other4 are rrInts td t. have =
careful lookout for biz body. Appy To bis widow,
10 Hester a. OF - his sister, Mrs.. SULLIVAN lsa
& en- Il. v. SCI II
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEr

hsvs committed . serious mistake. For this remedy
hcoy used among this trueps will prevent and cure
n double quick time Small Pex. Measles, yellow,
ryphus, Typhoid and al other malN,uan, disesses
Lst tho Oovsrnmsut supply every military dcpd and
ncampment with Railways Ready Roliei No
sickness ola serous nature will prevail Evcp
volunteer should provide themselves with = 'ow bot-
YES ~ this remedy. Hwit protest you against sud
ten stacks ~ the most NAL grant disorders, and
viii In AL case- Of sickness -podits . cure.
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nR. BONE, 1877 WEST HOUSTON ST.
- cures disease Of tho heart lungs, ulcerALsd
throAts, chronic diseuses of tie liver kidneys, h.
male complaints, &c; scrufuJa Old uloern. fever.
sores, aud every form Of skin diseases c1irel on %
hours, from 10 10 4, 6to9PM Au9T q4ae.iao
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MRS. MUNROE APPLIES GALVANIsS
I'or q o cure o. female complaints. Lales ~
curing hoard and good u.e9caI altenlAncG, car n
accommodated q: 20 Watts IT. neat door TO VI o
ftreek Eu22 lg'.
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