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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

WINTER GARDEN.
w Dcsu open At Z. commeuce atS
THIRD WEEK
Of the
SEASON or MERRIMENT
On TUESDAY EVENING, May ", in eon.equenee OF 'ne
.nthu. rn aud Of delight with which the young
comedian, -, G rr,prr
received by houses IN his great comic e'
sensations Of nm, nov
SIMON PUREfOY,
and
JACK SHEPPARD.
tho same enortsnmen oreplete VITA fun and gsye'y VIII
TUESDAY NIGHT
blanche. new comic dram. Of
HE'S JACK SHEPPARD,
and the uproariousiy funny standard Comedy OF
PAUL FRY.
DIV" GLORIOUS SUCCESS
"Tbfs Theater crowded lat evening" with fah
fonsbls audience for the benefit Of MI j. y Clarke The
plays Paul Pry' and new comic rhs by PIanehe
Pry b.t-r reformed This audience kept in const
roar Of laughter Tue plot Of Hes Jack Sheppard Is e1
prsssed by title The Is laid in London epoch
ira Simon Purefoy (hr CiaTkr) smpe-hearted Cock
80 4 i.Isk.n Tor The rem ,vued series OF
ncdent. su.1ed Thieves aud honest folk sTe
alike deceived b Clarke defeats the oiusr, rsseues the
latter and eicis oonausd laughter and sppsuse nom the
delighted audience Ihs piece wa great success anu VIII
be repeated every evening" " T. herald.
Mr s. Clarkes beasht last niEht at this Theater was
attended by audience sufficiently large and enhusiac to
formance Paul Py produced unusual elect Tor 80 la
mr play Mr. Clarke bsng ca, before the curtain TO re.
c.ise the strongest possible compliment OF The house ahd
the drama Hes jack Sheppard the dto cry OF which
I. .sp.cisly suited 20 Mr. Cla ars comic powers
with to render its frequent repetition IN
d,ycusabs Tbs same programme WI Do repeated this
evening which viii probably nos De tue las, Of M
appearance this popular wish being evidently In favor oil the
oIien sion OF his sngssenenI"-iN. \. Tribune.
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AT GRAND-ST CHEAP STORE.
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BONNfTS aud BLOOMERS, which We sell ~ least ole-
third below this day's market prices. - - . ,, an
EGsmile our " HirE and COLORED BLOONEhs, al %
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Especially, call etteuton 10 our GRAY and IAN HAIR
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NNHE NATIYITY-On Exhibition at No. ooI
4 Bfoadwsy-a Painting by haysmeler represenVss mo
a-ic ADuuncagyn sugerpuu.4p, Ideal Moses Danlei,
siah Micah CfuchIioD and Resurrection Open rom %
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Season Tickets 50 cents siDse Alni'sl. m 70 cents
4. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor Secy, ". A.
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In5trufnon.
MASON's

II Perth Amboy N Jl-C,,tlogues and information 40
mason BROS. No Merc~r-st. and 81 The othce OF MAXI
Gus SPRING, No. q Park-plsce
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4 L GRAND-ST. CHEAP STURE.
N LADIES' KID GLOVES. SIC. the p.r
Embrodered Backs New 5itch, Elmo qualities I'll the
pair. - =, ,,,. A, ~ a..
psir -. ,,t,v orovvo
Theehespest SILK MITfS In the city. Over One Ihon
sand Dozens nom Anetion.
Bargains in EMBROlDERlES.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
No, 81 and 1lIi GRkND-sTy and No G6 ALLbN-sI.'
~ Filh block ssst from the Bowery.
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CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM oF FASHION,
W.R ROBERTS, Proprietor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-30

goods; but this don't consarn We SOL
gers, for, | went to town the other da
and dident hav 'nuf munnv to BY emmy
thipg morno a drink of q ide whis-
key. | went to a ockshan and thote
Ide by sumthink, but awl the bids
wer outin mi reich. [ kust the place
and left. We don't hav anythink TO
do hardly, only drill all time, and Pm
Trade 'afore you heer frum me agin
thare'l be no more of TOODLES.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-30

A FACT WORTH KNowING.-The
Richmond Wing, in a leader on the
subject of Discipline" says: 80
again with the military rule of keep
ing the mouth closed while Oh The
march, and particularly when perform
ing the "doubIe-quick." This is com
mon sense; for experience has taught
that breathing over the tongue DRIES
the natural moisture impaired by the
Glands and creates al artificial THIRST
which water slakes bnt does not quench.
The mouth being kept open, thirst I
quickly returns, ana to say nothing OF
tue delay caused by the filing OF Can
teens, constant drinking brings on pro-
fuse perspiration, which not only weak.
ems the soldier, but renders him l1aoi'
to colds, rheumatism and lntest'na
disorders On the other hand, II tn
mouth be kept closed, and no unnece
sarv laughing, talking, or whistl'ng Q
allowed, there is little thirst, 40 stop
pages are made to fill %canteens, and ~
credible marches are performed WIZ
but little fatigue, and no dangeEso ~
health.
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The Private Soldier.

If the private soldier be a true man,
there is something Of moral sublimlty
in his conduct that attracts orr highest
admiration. In sleepless vigilance he
PAGES his s~entincl watch during the
long hours and gloom Of the night,
while the quiet stars shed their soft
Light on his musket, or the storm and
rain beat pitiIessly down On his shiv-
ering body and weary head. Look at
him in battle. Forward is the com
mand along the line, and you can see
him as he brings his musket to a charge
and dashes on up to the very muzzles
of the death-deaIing guns to win the
day or die in the attempt.
Kneel down by him, when, wonn-
ded, dying, he les there Oh the Held
Of victory while the life-bIood flows
from his heart. He speaks to YOU
but not a murmur, not 3 complaint So
capes his lips-taking the LOCKE .1"'''
his bosom, he tells YOU to glse II !"
some dear one at home, and s@F ttIA1 IL
died brayely for his countr,. o', /
he is not mertally wounded, accompa
ny him to the hospital, and watch h'
fortitude and patience while !" .'h'
hands Of the surgeon. See how t'
suffers, and yet a general could H.
bear it better. ,
There is something as inspiring u
his cheerfulness in camp as there
r grand in his heroism on the field
Now he is a house carpenter bulI'''o
! him a shAnty, then a d~irt-dauber en-
structing him at mud chimney. No
, he is a cook hying j" middling' 0
a the ccals and baking bread on a 2iec
g. of bark set up before the fire. No
: he is a washer-maan and has s'Mppe
= off his only shirt to have it tone u
5 that he may enjoy a cen gar"'en
G We Ike him. His flch, r.r4ir
n shout and his merry loud laugh, H*l
k music of a manly, stirring sor, L
wit is as original as it is anlrAitsg.
Hesmoves our sympa 4aai
ic "a hfs "A ofesyaaaJ.
ing in his band the letter tfcH' zen
he We see not,the sacred conta IS,
ep we are at no loss to kno" Its %t=rco
lit on the sollier as he holds ~ the pl
ar cious letter which the hand q sliect'
do has traced with words of I've, &c
remembrance and anxious hopes,
At brushes away the tear that has uno
yin den come ia testimony OF the men
of, ries that have been awakened
ike kind yet cheering, hopeful letter II
rry home is a great blessing to the Sole
The faithful private soldier excltes
bic Us a feeling OF interest and admlra
Der we find it not easy to exaggerate:
did Having said this much abv't h'r
we will be easily to appreciate orr IS
Jar tude for such an one to be a Chrls'
the We lament a valuable man lost IN
/. l tie, but how much must we be grl
zane to think of him lost to eternal lie
case see a noble patriot sink in death
t git oat hope and without God: w.
that every soldier in the ranks WI
thro Christian.-R. @. Adv0cate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-30
CD Cut.

!teis many years since I fell in love
with Jane Jeruslas Skeggs, the hard
soonest girl by far thar eve went on
legs. By meadow, creek AMI wood
and dell, 50 often did We walk, and
the moonlight smiled on oar meeting
lips, and tie ligat winds learned our
talk. Jane Jcrah a was all to me, for
my heart was y5ung and true, and
loved with a double and twisted love,
and q toFc th~t was honest too. /
roamed all over BE neighbors' farms,
robbed the wildwood bowers, and tore
my trowsers aod Scratched my hands,
in search Of caolest flowers. In my
Joyous love | brought. all these to nv
Jernsha Jane bt. / wouldn't be so
foo'i.h nov if we're a bov aga n. A
city chap then casf along, all dressed
up IN store ctoth1 with q shiny hat
anil vest, and astacae under his
nese! lie taik' a. Of singing
: schools, Etor her 4svned a farm
and she lett me, Ht.y love, and
{ took the new 9 -. And al
y that alght noTq could
5 cat next day, for Ed that girl with
: %fgrvent love, that lint could drive
away. | strove In her back 10
:. &c, but it was Al yain-the city
~ zap With halTF married Jernsha
" jane. And MY heart was sick
and sore, uotil the'longht struck me,
hat just AS good fl still remained as
yer Was caught of the sea. So
H. e~"t to the Ae dist church one
n4.e. and saw Ink brown curl.
- p2e4'as from unde gipsy hat, and
a. married that ve' inl And nan
''- yaa's have pass. ia. gone, snd
~ t'ruk ny iJs5 nj I'M aud [ often
a. oless that hair IL shat stole Je-
rusha Jane.
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ron TED sltT OF THE AGE.
or rE1g TT GONE.

EOR TIE sEstT OF THE AGE.
on G1g kT GONE.
Br NaassA 1HADw1cN.
I'm here 1e, ny Hing,
But thu ltis 0ltt and fair,
AndIIn linking dee, darling,
And wislts r9u /. here;
1may ri and waIreyor,
ButIEGtSm N
For tyIy nqrEyyo.d light footstep
Whensa l We he. linz
The NJ ods are gre y darling,
Where We weFe VI stray,
TO - sweet b diets,
At tks closing Of ty;
The q i~ghtingle iIing.
The *cng she aalsre,
Bull he wished fabic Of thy voice
Weneyer mtg1a..
ThyFentle sniletnrling,
Is - 4 our hous flown,
AnA We are lett i .ss.
For thu, On! til rome;
Our happiest dai airing,
Are now f@oreYerl
Anr 8aGdgr 4aes wn. yet,
Ihppe ven med t.
CartsN Tlla, Il. @.
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Wheeler's Cavalry, 8 50
Volunteers Field and Camp book, IS
Napoleon's Maxims of War, 40
Cavalry Drill, bY Pattcu, l so
BayoDet exercise and Skirmish Drill, ! 90
The Volunteer Handbook, l 90
School OF the Guides, l 90
First Year OF the War, 3 90 |
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York's English Grammar, l %
Smiths English Grammar, revised, 2 %
Smythe's Primary Grammar, rs
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Elementary Spelling Book, l 90
The Confederate S peller, l so
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~ and communicated to a Vaughn
sbon. and eff hit hadenot bin tur the
ban box boys as tha kali us, a heeP
moro of the town wood at TINS mihl'
bin in ashis. The people who lv thar
bear ,bout as much fur fire, as tia 90
bout this war.
H,nr Looteuint Kernul had jest star
lid ont with the band, frum who KIN
understand, to sirrunaid the quean OF
his hart. but o~nfortinally the fire broke
ont and putt a stop to 1t. L wus sorry
fur it, I declair l u
We had a CRATE deel of trubbIs
,hont oettin away frum hear, CIaroer,
IVY The order wus counttermandio
9 or three times, and | wus Trade we
wer goiu back agin. At last we star
MD but the Ridgt wus SO big that the
trane had to make 2 lodes OF Us. l
don't sea viii tina didunt send a trane
that wood carry us all, less it was becase
Uncle JeA's mules air like us-dont GIT
,nuf to etc. We wer carrid to hockey
Mt. but only a part on us went on thro
r. Wilmington that @nite. The tust
Lode staid to Hockey Mt. until next
morr;r When we left Tarberry the
boys beqin to boiler like tina wer al
skeard to ride on a rat"rede. Every
nersun we seed weed hoIler enough u
sskepr 'em to deth, and sum OF the OH
vimin long the rode, cut up more al,
tick. than | eyer seed at a canP-mee'
IN Ithotc ma.hc tina never seed I'll
rLe ,afore. brt snau of'em sed that VIZ
nothin one5umun. lhat o'e O"I
maid slo time emmy wa. L seen g0Fo
wines oat'ud beet 'er ever tlme'-
When !. E got on the Whining "n al
wa,dnn rode. we moved aleetle tast'
sw;ftli along the ,weldun rode,
Went tile hry boss with his presh"s lou'
And eyry snort he scanned 10 sa
1TYs the ban OK ridgmint golh AVA
At neerly evry depo we got sum
Il, mic. nacks, which wer sorter retre
ir to solgcrs. We haltid a our
Ctolssberry and sun of the boys go
l..tla boozy ON Nassau Rum. 80
600 the inrocksicashun was lmportlc
Awl bour ize ware hld with sind
and | 'specs this will be the exec
evrv time tia git leetle X ide on
old run.
We air y.t;n long purity farely
siderin, aud wi en- We git on Plcke'
will fare sumphous on fish and olst
xb;cb I hearn will be onli 2 W
moro.
Thare is a heap of steemurs
that's run the block ; sum OF en-
sed to hay lately cum IN, and sum
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Mis1GllaneOus.

CAMP BURGwYNN, near Wilmington.
Mistur Editur You no rote to the
Gineral last munth consarnln oar NOV
al frum Camp Pendnr. Wei I'm glad
to staff that the G;neral has complIde
with mi request, and Pm the gIaddest
bein he's got in his Brigaid at thlS
time. We air now cunfurtabley citu-
ated bout 3 pilds frum the City OF
Wilmington. But afore goin emmy
further, | must tel you bout hour par
tin frum Martin county.
The gath Ridgamint (Kernul Klark)
cum down on the last da Of Octobur
and bi the 9Th of this munth awl OF
hour pickets wer releaved, and ole
"ban. box" was rcddy to martch. Afore
leavin we wer viewed bi Kelnui Klark,
and afore the shove wound up the
Kernul 'dresseL a fue words to hour
Redgt. What he sed scanned to teck
VERY wei but when he cum to the
leavin part, You 0 to seen sun Of EN-
drap Their beds. When be sed " | am
sorry fur to leeve but rest insured
that no efurt will beo spaird on hour
(24th) part to proteck this countrey
and deer wuns you leeVe behind"
nevur seed the like in awl mi life
Their ize lookt lack tina had bin standin
in the smoke awl the mornin. Keinu
Klarke kompllmentid hour Ridgamln
VERY lilly. / must tel you that
.hink ~iDgetns Of the Oath and hit
Kernul, fur hit and Capum Graham
Battery ~(Virginnyans) 'scorted US sun
distance down the rode, when we biz
en- goode bi, givin thre chears; but
must sa that tina wer not VERY leud
ur a CRATE menny of the boys hart
vas in tner trotcs so tina coodunt hol
er. Anvil long the rode you mite sc
he ladys Grin, jest as tho we w
wi goin rite into deth. L coodur
,eIp bein sorry fur the sweet look
~.ritters, eff | did want to go off.
About IL M. on the 9th we get
rarberry, and past thro' town in coln
bi cumpaney-makin a grande displ
We didunt furgit to prezent the " ba
box to the s~ltizens of this phase,
Jest to the reer of the Ridgmint, W
q fine lookin solger mountid on a mn
BARN a ole ban-Gox on a poll, lnvlt
the sitazius to teck a last tarwel 10
at the cherisht olieck,
EIa#.AAA 4 "a - 1890 81 11a
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North Carolina Mutu2! Insurance Co.

THIS Company has beer II successful
ope1auon oyer 10 years, ana continues 10
RISKS upon all classes OF property in the
State, (excvpt steam Mills and l1pentips
Disnller.es,j upon favorable terlas. Ita Pol
icies How cover properly amounting to 80,
337,649, d largo portion OF which IS IN cou1try
risks, ana is present capitol is over even
HCadrcd thousand DoIlers, in bonds proper
ly secured
The average cost IF Insurance upon the
plan q ihis Company has beer less than one
third Of one per colt per anEuul, On all grades
of property on htsced in its operations.
Ali Communication ia references 10 in
5urauro fnoald he addressed to the 5ecretary
postpaid.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-30

STONEWA-L JACKSON-THE LIFE OF
.otoneWaH jack3on-By L Virginiau.
rice *oW. At P.MEROY'S.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR PIANO FORTE
f. Hnnton's instructions for Piano Forte-Cou-
tederate States edition Improved part /.
At POMEROY'S
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NSTRUMENTAL-LORENA FaNTASIA-
l. A Brilliant : uGy for he Pi.lo-C. NorIen-
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A YOU'VE. E1Poe-A teacher
enc day, whlle siaig2to the little
Children on inc Adoses, SAID,
land Moses wen9 ,ifoR nigh noun
tain, to the top al yah and when
there the Lord show h4n the land
of Can7an' And IlsA Moses was
looking 1T the land, did" Please
sir" said a little noydId Moses go
to heaven when he1dg u must
think sad Il n Tor | don'G
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-30

s(NVEL0PES-Wholesa!o and retail.
- At PUMERoY'S.
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EW MUSIC-WHO WILL CARE FOR
~ Mother now.-Soug-Woras by author of
= When this cruel War Is ever.-MusIc by G. f.
Thomson.
THE SOUTHERN SOLDIER BOY.-Song-
CA1r-The Boy with Auburn Hair.) as sung by
Miss Ella Wren. At POMEROYS
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= FFICE OF GRAND MASTER OF THE
Crana Lodge Of n. G.. Nov 3, \. d, 1853,
L .Bs53.-It being deemed important, All per
ans baying claims againzE the Grand Lodge OF
mi 10 the Grand Treasurer on Tuesday, the
he, cf tue next Grand Communication
EFF. WATSON, Grand Master
Nov. Z. 1863. I'D
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rAsONIC.-TEE OFFICERS, MEMBERS
~ and Representatives of the Grand Ledge
a, 7ree and Accepted Masons OF Nsrth Carolina,
vii peet at the Masonic Hall, i'll this City, on
Monday evening tas 7ta OF December nexJ, 1t Z
(. clock.
! fulI representation is earnestly desired. as
basine4s Of much importance will then and there
j., suF Emitted for the consideration of tbs Grand
: Lode. N. I. DaiS. Grahd secretary.
- po't & !. Y. c.. Oct. -. 1853 ltd
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Rock He to steep fantasia. : brilliant stndv
lor the PIano-C NorienlorT.
Also I'll Music recently pubilshed-Ior sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
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NTARtUS. BEING PARTTIlIGD or LES
w AISERABLES. by Victor IEugo Price
s. g0-by mail, - Is -
Also, FaatiIe, Shy mail q IS Cosette.
Raleigh, Oct. u 1868. l0Ntf