A N WAVE, THURSDAY. OCTOBER SO, 1870. ^ ^

$ke ^ff«a Htfatf. C. & MAGRATH. Editor P< Thursday, Oetmtrr to, * 11 . I' ^». »irrAT*o*» *■ The news at first of the October «. rfecttaoa to Ofcto, Tfennsytvnnia utf h Indian* srernad mm favorable to the il republicans than the la Wat and awn I complete returns of the rate abow. It a now appears that Un ikmocraU have n gained in aS tbeas State* not very r largely, il b true, Jn the totol i«iiu!nr ■ vote over the prerioo* ootrrapaoding V afection. but .till their gain b positive i and Important. The State of OhK) t remain, republican, though the demo- ■ craU claim to have elected two mem- I brra of Congress more than they have I at pwent — the Congressional ifelcga- < tlon bring now fourteen republican. I and live democrat., and to the next ■ Cungma it win bo twelve republican, i and m-vbu democrat.. In Pennsylvania the democrats claim to have i the prevent Hooar of Kcprorntativn the republican, have eighteen nu mber, and the democrats six. According to the election return, thus Ur the former will have tea and the latter fourteen Ju the mat Congress. Indbna I. reprrwifbd now bj acveo republican. - and haw democrat. - The election hai revereed that, and .be win have seven detnocreU to four repubUcana next •Congress. Ho that it appear* the total gain In the tliree State* U thir-

teen tvpnaeotatlrea, making a dilfeienoe to tie- balance of the two partlc* in the nrxkCoogreaa of twenty-.!* -xntaa- inJlas. las, Ihi l the newly elected legislature of tndbna all] love a democratic majority of some •ix to eight vote* on Joint ballot, which a IB Insure, probably, the election of a democrat to the United State. Senate. Theao are lite tret* aa flu- as the efectioa mania show ap to this time, and . thay are pretty roropfetr. It b but I fair to My, also, that tbeac democrat le ! gain, have horn obtained to splto iff I the tocrmted strength of tho republican ' ;«trt} from the recently enfranchised • From Uii. local anil partial succros the democrat, begin to make up their dgorra for a majority In the Hone of Beprearuiativm and the alcctioo of a Speaker This, to iw . familiar simile, b counting their chicken, before tlwy an hatched. A great deal lia. u> be done to overcome tin- overwhelming repnbflean . majority to the I>re»cnt House. But we have T"» to we what torn the election, will take to the Southern and other Hutre where they have yet to | he held. From present appearance, the democrats will have a powerful minority and will run the repubUcana close to the next House ofBcprcacntatlna, but It remalna doubtful yet If | they will haw a majority. HLsr-dlsti b tho bane of all our educational faetboda. It enters not i only Into and destroyvthe ntllity of lira voar* oar children spend In school, but rvro totarfone with the training fur Hade*, pvufoaalons and mechanical arts. The apiwvotice system, win rvhy ■ lad was taught a boalneaa from the beginning to the end— from the Alpha to the Omega, ere he was allowed to take his plot* as the equal of graduated workmen— Is at an end. Unskilled workmen, tyre* to their trades, are plentiful. Thoroughly trained American workmen are growing fewer every year a. every master mechanic and employing printer will atuat. Sow, ■evil, foreign artisan. wlU take all our Handicrafts form us. A law requiring Htt a proper system ofapprenticrehlp ■Arnold he sustained, apd regulating Reaching and aerrlon between bosacs Bead apprentices would do much to ■remedy th_- evil. But united action ■•u the part of Trade*' Unions, refusing ■to admit to their rank* any bnt ski Ik-! ■workmen, would do for more toward ■H The competent workmen of the mmrnfn ptW-flRH' Injustice on ac-

Ktageri-ou of the Unlono, doing harm ■ the camp, or are ]*ytog the tok of ■ats" uutaide and doing equal dam■gr. Wa woodar the Trade Societies Bad do thmmdTes justice by giving the Rmtiy plenty of Ihoroughly-teugV. ei.mimtwta.ta. ■ Thb distinguished General died at ■■ naktencc In Virginia on Thursday Kara abort IUuoss. II" was of old Ksroluliouary, Virginia stock ; entered Kt army at an tarty age, aad joe* to a Ka line position by hit skill ■rev, tv During the Mexican war K fought in all the battica, from Bare Crux to the City of Maxioo, and BU noticed aod marked for Ida »!• Baity bearing and acoomplbhmcntHn {he rioar ofthe war, ho remained ^Hhtwny, and was a Major when ^Ksfltcutiy tabevan the sections ocHarred When Yirgtol* took Iter p-> Hatinteri Oummaudb-to-ottef of the HwlkWv.tr forem. and rematotd to position until Use and of the ^Kjalfo, H. waa* pure man to all ■iHton or life, and thore who ^Brnd With him In regard to the late KllfoahrtUt he 'wmheT ■b hare contacted with dknHilbimTfollM eopiea of ^Bhm^Mnato etab with the Ormss to aupfdy the uu* Wave Ibtwoawcrw MoHTftLT one year Ktoaamre '- MiWTiu/y Magxxinx

be — ail'Wiiji-a aoaixrttisu rdLrcr. We heartily endow the foUowilRf \ K. uncontrovertible views as cxpmeed ! Bt by the 1 fifth it Iphtn r.htie Sow/ to | in, a recent number, on the aboVn alWmpedant to|ita, and command It to oar L renders' aerioBs ootoidrrattonr- xl Th= expandHtfo "f UMmblie moucy Is ■ ffcanliiie paymaHnnm* With a th time to run, and the paying from P the public trmroyfrimitcnto^kmi K seems almost like mockery. It can II no ether object tlian to gratify f Insane ambition of the eecretary of V the treasury to obtain the reputation H of paying off nt a rapid rate the » national debt. Mr. . lioutw. ll msy rest mmurcd thai jbe pooph: under- I stand thbqoratiootb'.r'aighly. They t know that a pretended payment 1. no ,t peyrnrrwnt ^U. and that the rail debt < of the counUT l> not one birthing l ev = aa tho rreull ofthrae yp-ratbm.. they ' being only tlw ttamfer of tbc obHgp t tlon Into another form to oar foreign ■' creditors. Ho may he quite certain ' that inch an honor I* hot a fictitious ' one, toeanee it b an unwilling p~qdc. i aod not the govern meat, that |atyK ' . Tlfo American ptople are groaning under n srright of npprewdve, unjust , and unequal taxation. What the I might save from the lruH» of hi. i labor, to lay by for a rainy day, the • tax gatherer claims. If the gnverni ment doe* in* do thb directly by an i income tax, or internal revenue tax. i it doe* it to a inneh more nlijcctlnnal f Until llj dn extrvmi lax, which it i erroneously style. .1- protection to t American labor, and which »o cn1 hancea tlsn price of nil that he or hb> - family baa - to common that he luu lr- ronamno

•r- nothing kft after poylng ahsolntc and : ** necnaary cx]wo*c* lie pay. incrro- ' Ix cd rent bccauae the increased tare* ♦y whlxli lib tandkirffl* V hi ft'riltsTUf pky ~ II] renders it nrevsaary. R h'.' lline ne things and otiiers of like lira ring and 1 ch Import that make the anticipated pay- ' r ment of the public debt eo odious. Ic. We hare seen published; a. an x- illustration of this policy, an account : ad of tho follnre of a roinmcreial hanre fn ut Eugland "Involving In its disaster He numerous widows and orptians, nrho,:i It reduced from npuHieu to penury , »n the emhnrrnssmcnts of which aru-<! t"l from tiir munificent donation* of it. principal partner to public charities and institutions of I-arning, The gut►If ernor was a must generous Rdlmi. °f He lavbhnl thunaaud ujvm thousands ' " on aaylnma and Ubtmriea, churches and ar colleges, public works, nnd the desllf* tute poor. I "nfortunately fhr bis en dal I tors. It wns not Ills money he was throwing broadcast through the rily !"•' and country, hat tliciri. lie is banket nipt, but lias rnotntb left to feed him n* and chHlw him as well asdf ho were worth millions. Tltey are -paupers, wear beggars' clothes, and cat the ™ braid ofthe poor." In principle this W la Mr. Doutwcll's lond-paylng policy B* exactly, and he will find that It will a- end in tim same way. The govcrnment 1* now apparently sailing on a sea of prosperity, liut this prosperity „ Is only apparent-and' I. a delusion. ot All the money that goes Into lbs treasury b obtalmxl from the people by a „t system of taxation that 1. destroying „r our Industry by filling all the channels 1) of consumption with foreign products jy —at the expense of our own. The to government mar .arrive the system, „ but the pcopk will be impoverished to and wear tbc beggars, clothes. Unless the system be speedily reto formed, new problems wiil s]»rlng up ra from Its discussion that had better be left to slumber. Even now tbc west r>. and tho aouth, and all the great ngriid cultural region, are liecotnlng re-stive r and ctamorons for a juster relation boto tween Uie price of llielr oiru product* a, which they have to consume. That jjj other and more daftgerota qus.tinu Is lp again looming up aa a political Issue Jg and is being dlacusse.1 - the payment M of tbc bonds In ''lawful money" or I# coin. Specious and erroneous arguM meats commend themselves to' the j- unthinking everywhere, nnd it la prede oJ aB» tint tf the question of lawful nl money, or coin, conH b>- referred to a to plebiscite, the greonbaek advoealea ^ would be to the majoritr. All this . disctttslnn might he savol, iitul dan-

f geromi question- avoided, ir the gov- ' , eminent would not take thb ]>cople-» ,f hard cash to pay off bonds not due for many years to come, J oat aa tbc Fog- , , lithman took hi. cre-titort money to ( found Hbnuto* and other good Inatltu- , I tiona. , , It la Claimed try the friend, of tbc , secretary that he lias paid off one hundred nnd forty million* of the debt.— j It 1* tru. 'ihnt h« luu trenaferred thi • , 1 amount, at an avenge premium of ten t r per cant into another form |bf dabt. j * tf M ulutff, ItTM "foulc! "Tusvn becti' ( ^ reduced to that amount, the expense. ] ■ of living would liavr hrca greatly j I ksscocil, iiroductivc industry would * have been stimulated to renewed efn forts to regain market, which they . "I have lost, adB the whole people would ; ^ feel aa if they had a naw lease of pre*- < s perity,— flifa. Record. q ' Tlie public generally do not com pro- \ > head the imoumsltv ofthe effort inaile y. by Germany lu the present war, or the , extent to which she ta ataklug her foj ture- proaparity. She haa placed uadtr .. arms, it la estimated (in actual re-i- „ menu marrhtogdr ready to march). hrr , entire ywutb, all persons between the II age. of t-vimty-oiK- and twenty-six, n physically com pr trot to bear arms.— w indeed. It i* probably not untrue tint w Germany haa I.'JOJ.UUO young men cf [ B aw ty ulai injagndlnThe war, in front 1 or to naorre, while quite aa many XUD.000 additional p rions mutt be on»f forwarding supplies. The*- fignn- * abow that (wane iejuot as mu rbfnrtlic * w 11 at xue dirwtxtnats -Sav or t \«w JKRKSV.— Seontor Stockton ami ! ' A. W. Markk-r, Esq., of the Camden ! . r and Amboy Company, are ataoog the ' raont arrivals ul Hjuhlngton. .Sena- ' , tor Stockton 1- .if ..ptoloo thai the , I Democrat, win carry th* State thi.- ,

Th* Fail meeting wf the Wret Jcr- * aey IVtabytery su held to the church Kttagrerrr last wrrk, commencing seaaion on Ttradaj erentog. ltov. € E. D. Sesrherty. Vfoth-mtur^pn-acliod t a aotmon from the text, Exodus p xlTtl--, "Spt# unto the childrMt of c Israel Hint flfty go Imrurd." After,, UiE sermon (Be roll waa called, and the , Presbytery waa constituted by prayer. , Bcv. F. D. Harris of Woodburj, vraa. g ebbsen IfoJtcrator. audTCr. I- C. , otCamden. Temporary Ltrk > f>r #lx monthil On' motion Itov; J. | W. 1-ocke. of the Evangelic I.utlicran , Hyrtcd, bring present waa Invited to ' ait as a coVwspondmg t»-ml*:r. On Wednesday morning. Iter. Dr. Tired, of OarhdcB, from the c-auuiittee . pre|nnt a Manual, rei-ortod to part, to ossrture tbc byuud to cliange tlui old name of the Presbytery, to bo beretafter called I he Presbytery of Bridgeton. After a pretty free discussion, the subject was laid on tfic tabic. , Subsequently it (Urthcr re|»rt from 1 the committer waa jaado respecting , various rules, which was adopted. A free conversation on the state of , n-llglmi lu the several cliurchrt of tho . Presbytery was had. Bev. Mr. | 1 Brown was appointed to prepare tbc | , nartativ* for the Synod. , { Dr. llwd: from Commltti-v on Mln- , ate* of General Asacmbly, reported on . the various nutters which claimed tlie . attention of Presbytery. Tbcy were , arte! opon afflrnialivcly. The report from the CoindiUtea on I Domestic Missions, appropriating the j • "■ "d ' •• -"t -in -vc.ik cliurcli'--. 1, .uppkmcmlug llw Pastor's salary. . was received nnd adoptrd in detail. i „ Application having ik-hi* made, , Presbytery appointed n cunmittoc to , t-resnytery appointed c-iininittoc to ! 1

I go to Atlantic City nnd nrgauixc a - . church Iherv, if the way be clear. Iter. Mr. Coudlt, np|«iiulcd oncomr nillire ivjsirtM feu Uw oppQcaQon u?t" , PresbytwBtn femllkx at Blllingspori, j I for aid in the erection of a suitable 1 . building for a Sabbath School, and In ! which they mny have preaching. Af- 1 , tcr some explanations I'rv-liytery j t agreed to glre a certain pr.i|»irtii«i of| , <lu-TOrt of tin; bnlhHng. Messrs. Cos- 1 r dlt and IJariter 'committee. 1 A re-|sirt was priariitrd by llcv. Mr. • Gregory respecting tho condition and i \ nicisaltk's of We«l Ji-riey Academy, J , which followwl. an carrest purpoae i . wa* expresaed to plnre- the Academy 1 mi a good footing, that It might Ic- , s come what its Smnders and jjic 1'res- ■ J bytrry ihsigncd it to be. and tlie . droominalionnl want- required It . should he. „ Tlio eborehes were interrogated as .. to their act loo no the Tier Millions Memorial Fund. A few reported n , baglnhiug. Jtoit most appeared to lie . waiting for more light na the subject. New circulars wore distributed, by | which It appeared that subaeription*. to pay off debt* against churches snd . ;«rsoa*gea, aa well as for tlie finishing I ami erection of now one*, would be credited on the Memorial Subscription, l tho churches resolved to do the lost tboy could to the premises. In this connection tiiert was some criticism [ of the uro of tho old term sioi, and il was resolved to substitute the more , euphonious 000 of pormmmy*. J On motion il was reoolnd to hold n ( Presbylcriw ixmferciirv meeting at _ Woods town, on the first Trnwday in Ihxamber. | llcv. Dr. llannard, of boletn, preoebod a very able sermon on the work of Uie ministry, on Wednesday evening. Thursday morning wa* occupied principally with routine business. ' Adjourned at noon, Ilbickwoodtown wrut fixed open as ( the place for Uie spring meeting. Tlie Presbytery, nearly full, was very handsomely entertained by tbe lhttagrove ciragregatloo. A* It la a i-ormtry congregation, and many of the people live at a distance from the church, the I-adics determined to pror vide dinner and supper on Wednesday at the Parsonage, for tlie whole Preabytrry. It eonld not have born man- ' ag.vl better.. The ladii-s aquiltod j themselves iu a very rndltabk- man- ' nor, to tho splendid tables they set out, ( provided with an abundance of nil the f gOisi things. Tha Pittagrove Cbnreh Is the finest country edifice we know of,

and 1« very handsomely and neatly j furnished. . J Mi: JaiiM.s II. Morria baa disposed ' of the Dong Branch A'no to that 1 ' excellent journalist. Major J. Yard, of I ' Urn Monmouth Dmocrat. Mr. Mor- \ ft*' notice of withdrawal is brief I sit 1 very touching, and knowing the I youth of the writer anil tbc promise ' be has given of ranking high to the 1 ' editorial fraternity of Jfew Jersey, we ] 1 feel the strongest sympathy toward \ his. Vvr trim Tib may iceovcr'bls ' former Iiealtii and again till tho poat- ' tlon of which lie now ao afibctingly | takes leave- Wo annex Mr. Morris' Goon llyr.— Mr connection with . the Long Branch .News, as editor and . nnbUabrr, cearoa will, this number. 1 Major James Vc.rd, a ho has pur- • chased the establishment, n«d* no com-me-iidafien at my hands, for he 1* too well known hi li.ia county to require . assurance of his newspaper abilitv. , The A'sau lias been my "pet" and "hobbv'sfor years, and In my slren1 nous cflbrts to put it on a solid basis, ■ I. Ilka many another, forgot I waa • neglecting my physical system, and _ overworked myself physically and mentally ; and now 1 must |»y ftw ' penalty. I had planned "wonderful e tliiugs" tint I was going to do with the .Vsiet, but "man proposes and God . dispones." 1 Ivy ocsil (be Mississippi I may find bcallh and strength yet. 1 I shall pro'ohly never meet you all on f i earth agsdn. dear readers; but ! 1 wherever you are or may go, max " , ! fctros ntukkerp you. Jawks h. MoxRia. ' coal Oil Juuioty. — Ersrybody » has heard of Johnny Steele commoalv c - called Coal Oil Jobnny. who la aald to r hare been Immensely wealthy , traveling through the country, throwing Ma ' money away r-cktessiy, until ft ,.amc ; . to an end, cel. Tbc 1'ilaavUlc Uenld, j ; in referring to this character, aoya:— : : | "Ji-hnnv Steele I- now ronsidcred one 1 1 Of tin swadr -t m-a at tbe creek. He I , run to a job of teaming for haa maoey. ■ ' tT"' &?•££ ! 1 ■ n-sr ' sure tluil' tie has -jO.mv lytaj j \

An iasnrance waa affected to I be t life lu-nranco Company of ( city oi Xew York, on the joint of Albert and Gertrude Kolgerv and wife, payabfc en th* death Tlw tomlisnd ksd aUms.d -j the premium togst to tho arrears. The wit; ascertained from £ clerk ta tbe . Bflln* rf IhB anwipany Hi. amount duo. ; and promlsod to pay It the next day.— . ; The cfork.- to »v» licfWHlbfe, Said - would call at" her hnuse, as be real J- > cd near, aod receive tbc money, which > did, and gave a receipt for it. Two mouth* subsequently the husband died , . ami the Insurance company, two days r after, sent th* wife -tbe premium the , ■ had paid, with the notification that 0 the cferk had no right to receive- il, j » a* tbe policy had expired and waa j " void. 1, Justin- Draft, however, to tlie Circuit | '. Court, ruled against tlie company, on : u the ground that a valid contract hod j g been made by the clerk at the office, I and tho jury gave a verdict for the j >f foil amount claimed. The company ; 10 appealed to the General Turn, which j r. tribunal set aside' the iferdict of the j ic lower court, because tbc plaintiff bad , | failed to show tho clerk's authority to 1 1- receive tbc money, and Kcuuse the latn tar's power to act for thqeompany had IC lam revoked. However this may he re in tile tachuicalitire of tlm Uw, in sense. equity aod honor it U tearful. To this ■n woman that clerk was the company; p' life receipt waa all »lu- tsiki-4 for; and | had there been no death, 110 doubt- it y. . would hare held the policy talk! lit the next payment was die. She acted | In gwd txtlh. nnd more than that, tin to • coinplini to the very letter witii tlie 1 complied very letter with the

1 1 requirements of the eom|ianj. sttwia'f 01 jiisii nnxreiisragwru* ■ 1 *tL»a-e** for laTl " . ■ Hi IU or RMi~ > 1 grate" after" they are" hum. sum'havo lr ; 1 Ententes Irani unoa them, aod sum 'i , ain: tfouhlud wtlji nclthrr. is I'm iml dear phcl.i) the objekt ill „ srrittog this epistol h not tins, but, - L> inform you that I shall let li«»about too middle ov Oktoher. ICTl'. i si | "Joan \llit.usiiv FAtttOCIM ALLXA- j jcwrriaM vlnmid he ivillioiu thi- ATI- ; !i .U islwt Knowcr. phull ..f ; " phailli, k-t s'.iii tl» pure and iuoocriii >' ■ duv friim h'u Ark. so doth 1 let slip , 1. i. ! ls«ck. Ati good li'iuscwlfr* v^l find ! j !° their husUfqils lu lira w.|>-flH-y ilwiul.'l also how taw make a lively «lap jax. ' 1 a To tha wvary wanihrer this AQina- f a uax will be a pde baud, slmaTng tlie , unrest cut to Ilia next town, and to ;■ tlui sorry, a soda fountain or gimnas- , e tic delight. 1. This .Hlmanax girts tlw biograpliy, 0 j climology, syntax, and prosidy oy , , bugs, beasts, and little cod fishes, and .1 ■ tails os, with thu fondness ov a step ; 0 |urent, lira right time to trade opli g n dog. « lu konklusbuu, it gives me grate , plcxxurc taw remark, ' That kuasld arc lobsters and milk .- " for supper, for thry hav no bowrlli . la or mercy, nor lrn-rcy for bonclla. . a With grata flexibility of kiinctcr, I a inn your llmlsrr friond. ' Jtout IliLLI.v..-, Ajhulnactcr. . Gtuxti I.'itii.K IvoEfrxiir.VT On- j - it nnn or GiKiDTrJtfh.t us. -The fourth ; ^ n annual session of this body met lu cou- 1 1 vocation, at Lambertvllle, on Wcdncs- 1 « >- day ol lost week. 'f Owing to the sever* Worm durl ig ;. the morning, the attendonr. n is not I d ao large as wa* iintlri pnted: nevcrtlu - ' L less nearly all the lodgn. numbering IJJ, were reprewentad by delegates, and j, constiloing a b««ly of a* earnest, total- 1 ,, ligent ti-m|s.-rance labascra aa ever convened within the state, a The Grand I radge opened at 10 A. 1 ,. ra M., G. W. C. T. llcv. J. B. Graw. of j „ Icing Branch, to the chair. , The degree of G. h. was conferred on i 02 new rrprvscntaliri-a aod others en- 1 r |° litlad to it. > The reports of the U. W. t . T., G. T W. ri. and ti. W. T., were rend, showing that the order had not only mode rapid progress, but that the most or ( >' the l»0£V» were- in a flourishing coudi- , •1 tiou. The increase in the nnmlei of ; 1. lodges exoardni fifty, white tlin mem- ' berehtp approximated nearly eiglit ; " Among the more important resolu- ! n lions adopted were the following: ; f, Ono urging the importance of Sun- < urging of

day tauiperanco sermons in the various localities, .to he held at least monthly, and to bo under tbe supervision of subordinate Another urging sulrarillnate Lodges a discharge of duty in suppressing r traffic in tlie aids of linuon,- an , that all who M violate tiuyira dealt with nnd punished. 1 1 The current issue of fimuaii'i 1 Mnpuwc contains an unusual variety , of tunrly articfea. The opening paper entitled "Crackers," gives a lively j sketch Of tife Character and remdllmi: L nflkspssssv 1 Inn 1 (tribe white popu1 latloo of tha South prior to tlie war — ■ R contains much information tlinl r , cnur. lv new to a large number of ranters. "A Fnlyrnlt Empire," by the author of "1'rnssla and German , Nation,'" is a description of the constilucntslamcnts of tbe Atatrian monarchy, aiid win he iHTUsod witii profit ; bv those who are lnicr.-Bt.-il 111 th.- . rinonf tho DBtionallty of races. "Tbc , Uolvcrt Family "i> an historical skctcfa , of Uw founder of Commonwealth of Marjdaod and his immreliata oanrei tioos. "The Stone Annals of tin . l'asi'' It an article Intended to explain to a popular manner the most striking ! fewture* dfone af tlie great translUcmI *1 oreoches of history, j Fictiotife>well_ represented in this ! Trdl tape's now norsl. "Sir lburry IlM- , spor of Humblethtraite," is continued, I ami a variety of shorter stories are 1 ftnniihad by kaa distinguish' d. though able, pens. There are also two poema 1 la Ai* numtof, one by Uosrard Glml f « Iwanng tin pleasing title ' of I "A Met* in Autumn." Tha Gossip exhibits iU naml^ characteristic*, and ballot's Maoaxlve not movexeeil— We have received th* November number of Baifon's Magaxine. and ' have read it srith ink-rest, as we nlwsys do every month that Balim: is issued- It bi« tin ta-»t variety of oon- • of any magi tine iu tb- c-rantry. ' I Its romances ore always well written, ft? sea stories sudi as only tea. -lirai lI ed rai tars can write, and all the rend- ; j tag is original and ofthe best quahtv. There are 1W jaqps. J6 of .tbcro with 1 . llhwtraled euhjects, and oil for tlra ! "fiftU't im tnfom °r tl i° *" | AUpSS1 ^*"'V

While the masses of our people ari complaining of tbe henry «, taxation for the support af the govern- p, incut aad the gradual liquidation of the public debt. It is astonishing to sec with what avidity religious communities famish the "afatjgklr dollar" for " '{he furtherance of their peculiar Umeta. i According to good outhoritr the Methodist centenary effort af lbOG, ' which was expected to rralixe but two . miliums of dollars, actually r.ik-1 up in cash right mlUtans and n half; and ' now tin Method Uu talk no taogct of » five million subscription, bat, as It is ' slated to the columns of a well Inform - ^ ed rellpious contemporary, they qnlct- , : ly pray and labor for a tan million ' 1 budget. Tlir Unlvcrwslist cbnrchcs ' have voted to celebrate this their rcn- ' i tcnory year by a thonkoffertog of one million dollars, and alreaily more than . ! two-thlnls cf tho amount have bre-n n j subscribed. The United Prcsbytarj j ians have solemnly recorded ami ]mb- 1 „ Ucly announced their resolve to give | i unto God a tliankofll-ring of five mil- ] ° lions of dollars, and there is 110 iRubt j J ! tlio amount Kill lie more than sub- j 1C j scribed aud |«oid to by tbc firs! of Mny j j I uext. Taking ill connection with ' 1 ■ the*- i'rolotaqt donations tlie vast 1 1 ! sums weekly ""given by the Botnahj' j 1 Catholics to ppimulgate the Chrbtiau | ' religion, am! we have no doubj the ag- ] , ! grrgatc will reach at least twenty-five 1 ! or thirty millions iff dollars, which .. ; the American people annually donate . , ' for the purjios.: iff [ n-ndlug the trutlis of the Gospel ami the ' consequent eu-. . tigiitanunnt ur loanklnA Willi tins , vast amount, cf meoey lavestad In ^»«1:i;.!a,Tiworka tfn.s) weU be asked J ,,r 1 - -,•[■ 1 unhand breath ! 1 nrtnnily th- u.tfll. ugth and •'

:.r the land* Thin other qmsltons I * "17^-rertVi ! "pro; '-'/'dlspo^T of IsT* ' i:. t »-> roc h "I it ujnaodere.1 '.o cre.t- 1 | 1 slunary cflbrts among tbc Iwatiwn. v ' wbV b rarely-met t a proper return, and u ; srbleb deprive onr looil liratbcn and v ' street Arabs from the benefits which ^ j should flow from an overflowing red)- o I pious financial exrhcqm-r? j i .-an we go hcyOnd tlie omnipresent I ! Ymti-.c'r Iramliiig at Sitka, we laid I waited tall a short UUtal.ro lute, tin when » ivArli. d the nortiuni I j do; rat of Dr. Avers medicine* to full courts of these ta.n-al tritax. There the familiar, homelike names of his I Gherry IVctoral. 1Mb. Ac., salute u» from tiic exterior nroj tlie interior uf a . store which sliows more business than neighbors, and proves that these j simple Iwit sure remedies ore even more necessary to savage life than to J ourselves where they visit every lire- r. side. IC.irrespondcnt Alexandria, t Journal. rt itx rs. ' Everybody who luu traveled hv railroad lias hconl the above an- r nouncemcnt, and has probably suffered from eating too hautly. thereby aowjng , the seed of Dysperaia. It Is a comfort to know that tho IVruvian Syrup will ; cure th.- worst cases of Dyspepsia, as thousands are ready to testify. J - — - 1 1 was getting gray and didn't like it. j Nature's Hair Restorative restored tin ' color of mj- hair, cleansed my scalp 1 and pleased me wondarftlUy. Nothing , 1 it in tlie market, nor ever was nor . I will be. See advertisement. VstssSIf ("o'ulrlkwIloB . 1 e, te.t u\ irM ; j -• T, iSc UrMerhe e/IUA.B. t*. E. j (,.r Mt.slm.siy j W. "irre tfcis dons.las la sysipstSy »tlk It. walk, sad .tan s rrsl.Isl ..See-IMr- | s.-ntoftlw.V'j itaj tilrotiSSS saswi. r"l^ltlS»*ls~s"7m!i,'ctessa.**l/«?sl>w s.-kssta st ta» re-nciljl

it '""U *"J s"r-°""' ; J 1- ■■■■■■■ ,t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ^ it 'UV.CH ^'£x,:r::j:Lr" T ctaablaslles ymalssss to SfsatS. Calslofue , J Stto* ' *»L t'iw, u cwur «■-. * v- # y OaTTHtS OrntBED TO UVEMKE. j SB SSI' " Ko.aaixftkinTrt^Ar.'i^'xi^r Wjsi. J it rastii: cob* wtscojwnt caec is vkbv J » ! 4, Otbiw WWailsisfe. TW rssly. twttsk- % llltlaantstlHiuka ittnHUMsLo ) lb>psaueia fc iHAW- ' ■ remi-toi MA^^T^t. m N "sad* s ton: "v.? ' r ! . KstS'SSl'SSS : fstt Admlal.tr. Um^ CfT.SBtals TOITCt, ;li - ALBcar ronnt , IS Daici vs. ua. . ' of j^ftaeo* or IS70.7I. Hi Maioa & Hamlin Cabinet Organs, 10 mroBTAST tktmovijrum. UEDUCTION OF PRICES. il- ^T*. " sys.aHss.Hs Ores, re., tore, t to '<1 sat. is itsn Csk.a.1 oris..., 1. 1: wtlcVp... ||- .sis WWPMMJSMI U ^lM»_l^srilH ». ^mwCStf iros^Sifoitali }" "tisv-MOwnd^ssaaMaEtadUlr aimer t wsiSSsfSsLr - fcsgskKK » 3Kr3t®2BkftS.*»

HaBgiag L ffcntly exis-uusl. AItu, IA AHC! ING done at Itaasotub'ra Friers. Tlie great advantage derived from having Pte Enameled Is that It can be scrubbed like a board, aod last* four times la long as paper pat on to tho nana] way. No. lO "Washington St., Oppositfl the Centre House, J CITE may tm. %. J. G EOIt G E W. SMITH, : ] Practical Painter. graining, calcimining, wall painting, ' giiina GLomtixt;, Aud All otlwr Painting Neatly Executed and Salbfietiou Guaranteed. No. 10 Washington St, opposite tho Centre House. Cape May City. N. J. gcorge w fiwrrn. AUCTIONEER, <■ P* May City. *■ '■ *New AdveriiiemenU. .^x Dry Goods, Grocerlas, Ac. gold prices i oshi ^|ta»rftMTa^l^^AaStE?tlis«l. iii. a a k hooks. , .the cheap store v rronv r.ris S '' A 'r 1 ° K MY- MACltEY WXULIAMH i I SCHOOL BOOKS, ! "SUmSobI N J I ' *" -iaSiw MbcrllaaroBs Books, lacailnrt. Ac. j SM. IWJWIII Sad Xv^r Vtiwiyst J - 1 m~iv*"snaMva wsKTap'vo* ' new goods. I4 vvowr.s or SEW TOBU AUo. . Urre Assartowat ei jl vr KLCKIILD «a* TBI: tin. ° ^AOfVAt L/FKta tfc CRSATCfrF NOTIONS, V «Aiia,sTCE*T *tock .. dues shawls yiisgms —tsKSrsa.— h *0»5» «ras»«"5I>,Jta ' TDIAER. V UlSKS, : Tut vKS, t ILlSt.s,

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r; SECURITY BANK J city' I if new turk boosts T:ttc*riT*L stock, - jfo ^vtete* "VsiilmilWI.wi Beak Is orJrml la be o»ro«J OS lh. rtret dsy o( Orlator, ■*». St tkr hukr laallouw. BBOADWSV SaU» roy ' ay^Mlla; ! a rAiimr cavital or . "Si.'uluS Xsttaeal Baaki. frtvats 1 Bsakvn. | raviat«jrokSjTyj:mfc^_j^aw» . frr !rnffWTO7n fr.iTr SSB-.C- t'.--. ' ' ' il VC-C "• otmum, Mnsk-tssltttea, sad osqwaUom ~- JO,rrH v oBVta. r ym B CM SHIS K. DCWCt. CMkler. ' Ka. sis loain), fart. Sept MISW, HEALTH AND ECONOMY. [ ( JATA qi'ALITt. .n-lniaasa TUCsas. BARck. ' W RIGHT G'-LLE k BtOTHLE, 1 an. m a m wsskt. <«■ a«v t«». r SI

OifrtMerj DeparUfil. Fine Confections, Foreign A Domestic Fruits, ! j N,w 1 CHEAP StORE. ; i>. s. n. H BBU'h. MHK, t'lUTNKD I'HSTKIl, ; j Mill Feed. Potatoes and Country Produce, w IKIlTILl/.lills. j _ j ''"Ahw7o^BM-Bi«s« TVwx B T-.nflk.. ^ 3 Contractors A Builder*. « j CONTRACTOR A Ift'll.IIF.H, ' ^1' Washington El, neat Epitcupal Ohareh, JOBBINC "■ ilSl M?«w°KM-'"uri" l""^ 'oitarU TldJd St.. r«lt*.t>.t Asloa L-.r. 1:« . C»re ... ATr,:NI""" }zz:zxiz

?; CARPKNTKRri AMI m'II.l>ERS. | . "1- n., ,1 r.l't. . ih. d, ciai.ry Maffclmry Inr mo, In* BallillBXK wo oro bow ptvporod to Move Structures . 2 gTiiswnt lr CONTRA CTOUS vMiIH'il.DEUS. ~ Atoo, Ajvats lor Ik. Bnt Imt-ravoa s «■ CAl'K ISLAND NEW JKBSKY. h- ,,, ,,, „ , , , ; Il 1'dmuo.l A. »oo1»r, Loq . Uoek otrrat Wksll, 2 CAPE MAY hotels. lyjcMokln's Atlantic Hotel, Istelioil"" I'l'ui'lTu -'*l*'i'''-t"'-*!r'i*ik»ir. RStosM'«OterT^k1ra'm*Joso« f/00. SO ' . COlTAOli LOTH . £Sws5a3S«Swwrtl*IBlsra^r. ^MKNTw UAVneo.-,,,; l-kt OAlVJj '

Choice" Ooods LOW DOWN FIGURES , for cash ! , Bleached Huslin Department. Ik-lug the Irargeot and Br>l j : Auortcd to the County. i I.OTIIN, « ASSIMERES, I.ilicu Drills, Etc. " Groceries, Queens Hurc, &c. w You will find at TJIK CHKA. ; STORE of „ Mackoy Williams, phosphates, lumber, FLOUR AND GRAIN Is' Vn nntl Choice Nlock.) « j At Tub Vkbv Loniwr FHest ■ *; UACKF.Y WILLIAMS, ■ ■»:\M«vu lb, ' S. PRIEE'M ' O H E A l" H T i) 1( E ' t or. TERRY A RAXSIOX Kl»„ cave island, ■DricImiSf™ °* *" ''VxAaTMk'NKAaK i

r.usw. oils, buss a rem, GROCERIES, <mcm I BUBNjNa oil, o ten too ortlolo (or <1 cost. • Tko rol.kr.trd Nontlor Novjr, Flo# t"v' L thowloi sol Smokitl. ' . 'IL'CARI of sHAmriMlooo. run*, hams a la an, CANT BELL'S All ck MIXTtllUL K HTATIONEKY. I cJu iSTir, ssd tiABliu *™rVi}ztl ' uc r m. — " ' N. e, ivxaU. N. \V. COIL PBHUV A ScoTM HTS., . fresh fall and wih££b btotik. DRY. GOODS, {; i aim* PuoriTo 1 Fob Cash, on Aferi. 1 DOESKINS. CA"a'"^n"^amtiat I DOMESTIC GOODS, ' . >s1Ioks, I!j«lrrj^and Trlmnttop af k CAitnrrnfcs. j ° saife. SaT" ' Floor 101 Ctolhoo. So. Sr.. [ (jooosi, f. Ion led Eatttmru, 1,. j GltOCERIEo. . 1-UTATOE-S A I'KODUE. I a GooJ. oukaaaod tm Bailor. Bare k FMaoo. I °**' ro Si, satao., ^ ^ j OAK AND ITNE WOOD. -i \ al

Leaoh&Ware's Bolumn '£>HE I-VRGST ASSORTMENT HARDWARE IN SOUTH JERSEY. " LEACH k WARE'S 2 *■ si •: 3 ». ? S = m 3 ■ 5 'S 3 ! i = ^ I i = t£ * « 'I 5-5 m • ; giin weights. j sash cord. RASH PIT. I.I EN, Is RASH LOCKS, HASH rASTI'.M'.Ks

LEACH At HAIUM. S 3 it I 1 a H V. rt a 4 3 0 ' ; s 5 1 SO , s 6 2 ^ I I pom: PI. AYES. Jock Pianos, Smooth Planes, Mitre Pianos, Rrnd I'lnnrs, lire litx-f PInuro, llotiblc and Single Plane Ti\)iif-t, |f B | r> B I *5 a ? 3 1-® * ■ « i re s" S'i"' !!» "?"* fo ?;»'r ? ? S ; 5 i H S | ? J 1 1 a 3 jr You Witnf any Kind of CAHPENTERS' MASONS' FARMERS' TOOLS LEACH k WARE'S.

E' ca J-s S ^ « ^ % $ t • % < a , 1 « o S I £ s 5 ! 1 ? ^ " S 'B 3. j'ES -■ — ~ = 5 < ca — Flour! Flour!! The Very Best FLOXJR ; IN TIIK COUNTHY ! Cheaper . Th-m ut Any Other Store In (he Count., . leach K WARE's. ►r, — A'1' KIXM or Croceries, ijPROarasxoiffH OHINA WARE, WILLOW WARE ( ; "W ootlcn Ware, Ao. , kc.. Ac., Ate. | LEACH As HARE'S