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CAPE ISLAND. NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1S6Q. - NUMBER 22.

mtin lORttow.

•' 4 Wrirt. h«irt. be (till, ' '€Hr Aw •orretr atexHitf.

Brow, bo nacIaoJed. Hide all thr fe.lior ; f^t not the world »r« ©Be lhadow there. Up. keep thy imlte ;

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Ne'er let ibe world eee

i- iP* >w« 'u. bri«kU . ’ ,3HOT»> *.jTOCa ' Jlwiilh brig* Bowen. .umA J »-•.»■»■< • Pewd hepee »re . y< «« :

—

» ^wwlhj tbMrtttew end Inea ■ietn ib the oddiliei of eetreni Aiul fooil for ricHMle; bwt t

£oowl«4

b^klb^kb hi. [.(.1. [)i^c4. Xnd then rose. Bad wlj. harried eteps paced the room, peering into «?erj comer where it wee at all likely any thing could be concealed. At length his attention -waa tamed to Be, approaebi'nj; me itt haste, he said, "Sir, I beg your perden —I bare Io»t^my» e /f. I am anxious—. miaerable—"■ and then he darted abruptly from me, loohod under the eeata and behind the curtains, shook bis bead des pondiagiy after each disappointment,

and finally left the room.

The waiter informed me that, though occasionally subject to wandering similar to that ('had witnessed, the gentlemWwkt'generally perfectly tranqeiland In Maeight sriwd Hr knew little of him, cxceps that hb hid'Veen a Ueatcnant in tf»B hiiVy! t soon retired to my own room, and I am not ashamed to confess that the recollection of the stranger kept me long from slumber, and haunted my pillow wfjen at length I fell asleep. It Wah4ate before I entered the coffee room I ha next morning, and I was somewhat sun led at seeing the lieutenant fitting quietly et his breakfast, lie offered me the newspaper be had been reading ; and nuking soma remark on the weather he iaqoired whether I hndbeen a traveller daring the night. 1 belive it was with some embarrasraent that I replied that I had arrived on the afternoon of the proceeding day, end had spent the evening in the coffeeroom. -.Hie cheek beeame flushed end he looked ut me eagerly for a moment, lie then seemed inclined to speak ; but checking himself, he turned from me and rrinined his breakfast. Yexed with myself for the went.of loot with which I had eluded to the preceding evening, I efldejrvred tdmake amends by conversing on getioral subjects. Ilia reserve gradually wore vhwny, and we soon sat together talking more like old familiar Yfiends, dun strangers who bad so recently met under circumstances so noprotn-

ising.

That night we were ttfaia the sole occupants of the coffee-room. Every trice of mental eaeftement had ranfshed from the countenance and deportment of the lieutenant; and. ih'iogl. rill more melancholy, be evinced no disinclination to meet my swcfal advances. On the contrary, we soon occupied the earoe

TtiE •WOHT-WATCH. ht raOJTAS HiTXES S.VYt r.

send inexperienced, aetrenger nought but some llttlo fjbifirtkvt.*

longer 1

iy tiff eccentricities of old tlgg,which etdte mlflh ere frfqneoUy ** the indfratlons of a bewildered mind, and of a broken heert, whfch has done fore** » J1 ISfiUl tdwieai h the •city, I once rehtnined for a few days at the idwoft mqnnftd iiwthl where the oftrb stepped wkkh conveyed to Lobi don. The old luhlooed coffee-room was ttpi ffued op wi-ir those compartmenu of boxes, which, thongft expelled from hotels of more recent coustroeiion. eecwTC 4# Urn irwedler souse little feeling -of seeJweioa sad independence; and I in mina to the right of the fire ptaee, tovfa^lBiehcd »y late dinnot,: eat anffewroring to take an tatcrest fo a nhWepapw, wbieb I bad alreadywifted »o iu lest advertisement- On the opposite aide of the fire, in the private bo* cacretpooling with mine, eat another ediA tary person. He nraa tall and meagre, h’jt conntcnanee pale, ills hair thin' and perfectly grey; hii age I the old have gae^ to bef^r? tfitcf** 0 ' ty. Jif auenfioq wnaatiraeM tfwnrds him by the wiki end patMful expression of his large clear blue eyes. ’V His movements were so qaick and eccentric, that U waa with diEculy I could coueenl mj utihilitj ; to resifain it was beyond my power. I could not then have been tangbl the forbearaaoe which I .ntfw hnggvrt to ttfltcrf - I .t« Hd p, • jmdeiidiot V be occapM »IOi lu coleUBRi; bol«H tfce time 1 ceet farlitB ghnecc u a; oeltMier. w»Me to eeeooet (or Me utee-.rfieelj^pBona -

power The e.u.e of ell my misery,— , the malady which onght to have preclnded me e'rom all snch respensibililies,— was an absenco of mind. W« which from my very boyhood I have been subject ” I said nothing : hot secretly I could not help sormising that the absence of miud which afflicted the boy, might have been the germ of that insanity which afterwards bowed down the spirit of the men. "If yon will here patieoce to listen to a sad story, I will tell yon mine," said my companion. "Do not agitate yourself unnecessarily," I replied, "by recalling the past." .(Ctncladtd next me*-.)

bob?x!uo!j?tk K.

October aih.

A i'eeohttionarj Hero. ***"****' 0 ' **'' One sen Whim Jay wTeverybody j boa ofito attendant planets,' !ittgering' : MbTiiil awhile in th» west receives admiring ntttnliou also from thousands during tba hoars of evening. ’ * r, ‘ J bW*s ' -ae-sol ul j The name GwiaO* tt’ssllintfrbK is prqnoanced with fervid Interest by every trap A meric n. and, as well, by pbiUnthropisw of many land* ; his true hearted co-laborers that still luiirer amonx the Ifving, like avanmg stare reflecting the light of tho sno gme-dowe, telling again and again the tales of olden time, may also fittingly _rereive some thare of honor for the freedom of onr enuntrr. And we are, in our heat;U*

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into Ci of Hun

J Uo.t

A SAP COKTRtBT.

A painter oncomet with a hcauliful child So enraptured wna be with iu countenance and expreasion of lovlineia that be resolved to paint it. lie marliil bis guardian angel. In sorrow and passion he sought relief and tranquility in gaxitig upon that charming countenance- He proposed, if he ever saw its counterpart, to paint that also. Hut years passed away before he found a face so intensely ugly, us to satisfy his idea of a perfect contrast to his darling piclore. It was that of a wretch lying In despair upon the Boor of his cell He painted that terrible countenance. Bat what must have been the emotions when be learned that it r.us the very ii^re same person that he .had painted before 1 The first was the face of the innocent Child ; the last that of the .reckless, mined yonth. Tho best things perverted become the worst. The sweetest jaiccs, changed become the sharpest acid. The little angel likeness had been metamorphosed into the re-

ality of a fiend.

vaJy to puj »t. This ibeeght jaj reeath it i h<* visit to this city of s revolutionary ero from Maine, Ralph Farnh m. Hv |*» hern nticniled pu bfa lone joofH«y other by one of hbkchihlrco. John, now 7 years ot^ ; he it hstnewU in lot £OMb ear. He rame y^atoefey, and hat r»«*iv

d mony callt-rs to-day, ,,

This relic of sue Colonial aarestry c^ma

mi

md on that day

somaewnnon on Pro»pv«t Hill; > tVashingfoo daring the Mig« in the campaign on Long I»* i toe retreat, through New Jqr,old man Uoka well, and can’ cane; he Oianifetlt great iqtijT aTlusUiO U> Honker Hill: *«•,» removt f'ome of th* wonniletq')

k off oue moo who reo-i»ed a bullet

(pointing Ins finger on hil forehead,

n,-jr the no>e.j “we ihuugbt sura he'd die,

lint he soon got about again."

The Four Partite.

Election Tickets "7 •?ST!TTRir ^

AT THIS OFFICE.

AATTUMIAXSBRX CREnill TWO «M«M. Tire Totersbarg Hspreaa publ«b»s tba followiOf from a satiable correspoadrat-.— A.carpaniar. while engaged, a few days ago. iu polling down an old boo*e t aad in rexnayiug same of the rollon ti«baca «miw thi< ground, was bilian by a rulilraaats ni In • ftw minutss his lager was swollen to font time* it* natural use, and red streaks common cad ronoing op bin hnnd and wrfsa. A deaiMj languor cam., nprm h a.aadhn Vision grew dim. claaiiy iodicaltag that the sabtie pop on that was cmihiib tb rough hi* > vaiu was rapidly approaching tha eitafiai

?l l ,f *- I**" 1 * r*ia«Mtj ara axparimeat. which. Id Un»

^rpnia at all prowni^aute.l Hke-a oharai, ■ ha cpmpen-nt part* nf winch *«ra aornw, lobacgp^’pd rW^ of equal |MgB,«ad»iat to a "yullic.’ oml U) plUd 10 tlui aoutul, and at the sa^a lime a cord era* bound tsghslp -

phvut the wrist. U. two hoars i

iii».«lpj bpfurp lb- battUU, ^ ,okr raeorerad at to be abls \o rej

some his woi k. 1 know -n old a

earns hi* hoik. Iknow un old nvgro «b« cured a boy that hot (men billon bya ■ dog. by the some appduati in- j. ,t

hvlpv.

justiflss active mterusU and Young Ai

ca tvents to be aware of it. Don't you

THS.VLtYtKO Skeleton" De*d.-Jo- i Mr K ' ,aor ‘ ^ oorrr *P“* ,W

sepli^rt^twi; known to many .'under the ,

.of .*‘l*eanj Joe Hrown," who 1

Wgirao. .-.lam oil rv

Among all tha producti^qp pod Jo rap, tiqiu of hamsu wit, m.oa {* more sdinir,-‘,1a ah'i! u-ifal iLmn wriljpg; by means wh reefi amen may copy cot bis vsiy tboughu, ter hi* mind wiihoqt opeaiog hie month, and Signify his pleasure at a taeusond miisa distance ; and thu by the be{|i.«ef, Mreoty rf four le'.i-r* by ration* joiningwod inBaitq J coinbinsUoDs of winch, all ward* that ream

Tb« different parties are active here. It j and imsginsbla may be framedy >s interesting t* note that tho pamda earn ,ni1 .f b '? •* T,r “t waja ol joining, alrering^ panics of tho four parries give *ach other, | B0 4‘ r, ? , l >o, ! ! B l dpre»*Bnhi an pessirg. the most ceUrUnu, OAule., It to L’lauvin* the JeauH, to ftfe* is true that the importance of pabhc issoaa <35,♦36.497,644.000 way* , eo that eU thiege

that are in heaven and earth may bn a

pressed by the help of this woadrie* aipkabei, which. Bty be cooipriVd la «h»

,k rac.ived a complimentary vmtt i C0ln i’*»» <» f * fartliing.-.A"**. ferber. s»

plamed company of • Lincoln , -Sonny, whsrwVyoar fatlltf y*' 1 V

. w^ , . „ , I Hoards." the company being made up of “Faibcr 1 . daao, sirf pose of balgp^fobited as a Irving skel- j u , d Dol , l-en gnilty of declaring any po- ..y,,. I had one, but she cot mahfed to eton, wrlgHfifr alioot 70 pounds, and j uwcal preferences—and they sbowad ihat | Dunlin, and don't b« fay, nidtber asr

.tnenta th-v have , eaa*a she «sjr»W» , » got dnoagh to

J ‘‘ “ * J ■ *’ yoawf* 10

ing derated fo the fishing business in the early part of bis life, be was neecs-

box, aUUng opposite to aach otbar, and •"'•j exposed; nnd to this

ehsttfttg irirti tbe fraukness and familiarity of old- feiBpanioaaliip. There are sfirtl^Btiedib wboai on thainstaat are taea to get acquainted. An boor's accidental association iq. a stage-coach, a steam-packet, or altotel, flora aara towards baaiahing reserve and rcMrainti .than B»ny months of d tlij.commnnicaiion with beings lest eonpemal.—They ssem to salt os—we part from them with regret, and loag afterwards whaa (hair oasaaa ara far gotten, we remember a pleasant fellow and a happy boor. It is not then that friendshtp can b« made ; bat we may learn (ruin tills tba advantage of nnpretend log good humor s-.d frank benevolence. 1-already felt deeply inte-sqted for my unhappy companion, and I every instant dreaded inadvertently toocliiug some ebon) «tob nigU wilM Ik- i-nr. of bif I.W*'itoMbwiBg rli'iflj ; itllll Ik* fMciuud by hit iMgM.r manner,, and at all tiaba prolonged tba eonvwrsaUon. "Yen an In tha navy, air ?'» said ] ipq«Wlhgty. "I bn** been a sail or," be replied. "Have beam’jt ; < JfiMlT ".JW aahJ ha .with a deep sigh. "1 » UesteBMt, not in tba Britsbip, tbe arngbs oavec to have eommaud of

4j

cause he always attributed his thin and attennated condition, which bos been for tho last 21 years. He was truly a second Calvin Edson, and a great Lusus

Nalone.

measuring six feet in height^ died on ! if they cunnut rate for Lincoln they ha<

the !8lh, aged 44 years, at Tullytown, 1 soma idea of tbw. hoaor with whleh b« do to'tend to hfs own y ne«r Triplil. J 'Hi s-ncr.1l, onjojca I ••“"Mlr..i~1-l..n-l-cr-n. I -gM.rt bo, f t,,, , . SIM, toiVoi k' goml I,injc1llsciu.il,d giflcd fir '“ , " u '“ 1 11 , “ 11 io ,m it', tka wav I n,. tj r .

will, n grint flon of read, nit. lij be ; """ 1D 77 re ' ,ll “ c t • .Inc,,.,,. , n - - ‘ to-day. in different slnles, and Mpecially. ^||nn- *'• 1 L ' vl * *' in I'cnneylvaniar 'j "Why. by tellfo' big yariikJajpaM, 'ens^ The < -reat .Vujionnry Vertfny, ' hkw yon, at a dime a pop.*' • ’ ’ ' Of which 1 havo written you in a previous ..w.n tl. ,, ?* 11 ' 1 f". j

. ' >» ell, Jane, this te a meet werid ^ aai<f fetter, continued with deep interest. Af- , , if

... . i Jr>e to hit wife ; “a sect of wobmi ntilaia. ter tbe protracted disCosilons obout en-i . „ . . , . pwitoeo tniglng m d1mln««l.g'heir WStk.nnd ll.c .UjL.-taMS^t'rtni'J,

rote to endeavof td increase ine receipts j y, «*' - ”

tba ebmfne year to 8400.000, the vast as- •.•pL*.

r „ ■ "Tf „ , , -ml,I, ..eg onlliu.l.nic.ll, : -Skill .c! ...iIJ. ‘ " iJ b *' Lnr Goon Tnurus Ga Ro»«o-"Ij lijj.t.jto. 1 ' - - lir »•s•-•.’ , Midn n.lj llKlrd llentcn- g. „ r . olh , r M j„ ioo „, -J ,1—In.. ■oLji.r," Mi,l . pr-tl, liitl. Ul of militia, "I’m iland obllgad to , ilb , bll jUmmlu =">.'»• Pr-u, IMU ~,. "tl.Wb.d! .c— .u». .l ,_.u w m%iJul)y EpinopMliMi. butch Ro-i Youaiwpyaaend ma totmdfwhew I am hot

formed, and Dapli»t men. The Trrtidcot ,1 * e l*J r i * n d yoa always arake me^get Up

of the nreetiog said tho bretbreu referred ; "hen I am sleepy I'*

to. hud spoken of this Society a. having ; .,y y

yon for ibis shove up in the ranks yon have given me. Feller aogert,' I’m not going to forget yonr kindness soon, not bya darned sight; and I'll tell-yon what it is, TO stick I o my post like pitch to a pine board, so long as there's peace, bat as I go in for rotation in offlee, and If we sbonld come to blows srith the .Brilith^darnM if I don't rati gu right off; and gite every fellow a fair shake for fame and glory, and that

’ere."

BACHELORS, ATTEgTIOH.

The attention of bachelors it jnvitad t« the following *• wall—“Thera are some sichia in this world { a city sack'd and burned—a battle field after a gnat slaaghter. a London in thn midu of a plaxrr—i ship burning at r«a—a family pining iu atarvation—a of molasav* wrecked nj - tba p*v«aient-bnt to ut the saddest sig-1 of alii* an i^d bachelor walking toward hi* end, his gr» st dntit-s undone. Ma ehirt•atlon* off.,bis stocking* oni at toe*, and mtiody to leave bis monry to. Were wn such a mao, the mild reproving eye of a widow or maiden lady would drive a* mad. Hot there i* still hope. Uglier'aad older m*n than any of oar friends have 'married

who trained ihem ad •firs

fed in the foreign missionary .work ; adding, | b . cn r

. _l I 1 I- Tl... ‘

And we mean to be nlwap leaders. r The society, some 'of your readers may not be ■ware, »a- farmed in IblO: Thu Haptist missionary society in 1814; other denominational societies not till a series of years

later.

It u said that Dr. Anderson, geereUry of the Board, invited to hit housa, after the me*titg«, fifty-five mistionorias who hod attended thu meetiugs while they ware to* gather, *a part of the Lord's Prayer was repeated in fexntf different Ungqat.M. Oa earth tbe hams of Cbri*t i* epokeh in many tonguesin bvavuo all apaak ja one.

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bare ypa

Vel. di* (s a ting vat 1 sefdsqi don^t lika to tanik aboot; bat vea 1 dims, it aetms to

be eo long that It never tm."

The most faseinaaiag womrei ara those that ean mont enrich Oreerary.day moments of aiistoaen. In a partieafar and ettacljing sense, the; are aN those tff&t 4a«' c r , t f. Uke oer pleasaree sad oar pelbv feihe livelirak aad most devoted msnaeft' little wilhoot Ibis. With it 4Kh trtamphaitL

A lady, entering Washington for Um fifst time, and^'disi overiug the dome of the Cap-

itol, exclmmed^

i •! .oppose thoaa ara gas worksf ; * Wbea •Yi*. madam, for the oatioo,' eat the rr- gin# tn roet. ply of a fellow passenger. ‘ -n-J*..! . v

An Knglisb pwper edi perfeciledjrii hur»e." W-«to» tea»oakoat tbe bore*, bat the perfect lady weald he worth hsviag. ■ Wife (comjdataiugK)—“l baveo't mere than a third of tl e hod." HmUbJ (triwaphaaily)—“Well that's atl the law allow* yoi‘.

"Mr. Speaker,"' eaifi a memt^f of the Imgtslatere, oisentaing a bill ftir th, roru, bthm of Ui. HnMmk'htdde. '-f krfew ih„2 timber meyohsa'rto fe-ftiort .gregtous ra.-' O..U-1 was in the timber line ,mr.,!f

la » vine Hke a hda T'when ft bo>st. When i* it like a soldier T

when li bvgias to *M»ot. W bea is it Ilka a eoward T when It begin to ran. IVbat w'.U hold it to its pkee? tec drills fien-

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