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FARES. dKEATLY REDUCED :

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier Fx6,
No. ~, North River infoot Of, Canal
and Goth OF every month except whenr these
dates FAY on Sunday then the Saturday preced'
ing. ....-,.~
steamers FOR South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 4tfl. touch - Hanzanillss. -
Steamship JAPANQ leaves San FRANCISCO Tor ja-
M No California steamers touch a Havana, but.
20 direct nom New York to AspinrialL y s'!Issce
lone hundred pounds baggage IRE 70 each adult
For Passage @ tickets or other b. formation apply
at the COMPANY,S TICKET "JFFIOE; ION the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. ==-.-------=-== tF. B BABY, Agent.
jUiy16lyr
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EoR GARDNER's BLUFF,

CHANGE OF SCH Ed q L E.
FOR GEORGETOWN, 8. G.
The Steamer EMILE, Captain G. ,aEA
G.. White, will receive Freight at
South Commercial Wharf, THIs DAY, and leave
as above, on TOMORROW Sunday NIGHT. the
18th instant, at 10 O'Clock. After which she VIII
make two trips q week, leaving each port as fol-
lows: ~ .--.. - :!
CHARLESTON. ~, 81
SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHTS at 10 O'Clock.
GEORGETOWN.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at 8 O'Clock.
On her Sunday night trips, River Freight for
Keithned and Yards Mills, will be taken, anu on
Wednesday night trips, for BrooEgreen ana
Waverly Mills.
modations.
SHACRELFORD & KELLY,
oct7s-1 Boyce's Wharf.
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What the eE1-Commissioner has to Say

THAT 1AND CoMMISsIoN MUDDLE
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FOR r. EsDb1sTo AND ENTERPRISE, VIA. !oaNs
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS. RoEEGS
ISLAND, BEARS BLUFF, &c.:.eais
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DAYS OF LEAVING CHANGED TO TUESDAYS
IN! :: is land FRIDAYS. = s..Jj.:.a
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NlIME TABLE OF STEAMER LARGO
FOR OCTOBER, 1870.
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F.o F. L, Q R R.11nlD9 ? A'o
- TWICE A;wEEK. 7saa ~

FOR SAVANNAH, FERS4NDINA, yAoKsoN-
VILE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER. -
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Scott would be too long for my present purposes.
Ionly mention what are indisputable facts, and
what every one can see for himself. Other
high ofacials and favorites Of their party have
been equally or more corrupt, This cor
ruptfon you admit though expressing 1t some
what mildly. You say "the ayowed purpose OF
the iReform) Convention was to af5et reforms
in the administration Of the State Govern.
ment. In some Of Its departments retrenchn'ent
and REFORM is doubtless greatly needed. Some
Of It's of.ices are Iled by incompetent and COR
,.aptmen, who should be driven rom the places
tned; occupu More economy in the appropriation
and disbursement of the public money should be
practiced. You admit that both candidates and
both platforms are Republican, the only differ
ence being the question Of aRsform." You admit
the incompetence corruption and extravagance
In the present administration, and the necessity
OF Reform" Yet ycu ayow your Intention OF
voting for those who oppose it,. You ask II 1t
would not be most ungrateful for the colored
man to renounce such party, tthe ntiReform)
when Its very existence is now threatened" /
answer that 1t seems to ME an insult to the honest
intelligent co!ored mar tc suppose he will sup.
mort the party OF corruption. and extravaganza,
against another eqsslly Req ablican, according TO
Jour own SHOWING but IN favor OF reform. were
there any principle At stahe afectlng tue rights oi
the colored race like IL 67 and 6S, OF course every
colored man could be- respected to vote unit 'o'
his rights. But now that those principles nave
heen settled beyond the power Of any state u
modify them, and have been accepted as nnat ..
OIL and now that there Is mo issue except IKE
form. - Ithink 1t very reasonable to? expect
,s.oe vote Of the most honest and intelligen
"o,ored men IN favor Of the IRE m" candidates
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ToR SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT, SEA-

BROOKS, PACIFIC LANDING, FENW1CK'S Is.
LAND.
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am composed OF 80 letters, which combined together
will give the name Of the kings Of Judah and the
number OF years he reigned.
NV II > l9 q was the name Of a river in Conner.
NV I3 ? s 30 20 was one Of the PTUphets
My Y 81 Is of the Twelve Tribes Of Israel
NV u u IS IS 24 20 the modern Of the sos
Chiunercth.
NV 1888 p SO IS 81 is the name Of Cave where David
concealed himself with six hundred men.
Ely IL 4 3 is the place where Joshua was buried
NY 10 % "a 80 ancient City noted for is com
merCe.
Ny SO IS 81 "a is where the Philistine army was
gathered together
Ny q 10 y mountain and the native place Of
Ny Is IS IS ss 50 81 % 2I % q IS Is is south OF
Jerusalem.
NV 80 IS g I9 81 is where the parents Of John The
Nv 30 ss IS 20 II 27 is where the Gepda were do
stroyed by the LUmbards.
NV I6 7 6 10 y5 &c Of the jewish Council
Ny II 81 % "a was an ancient CITY iouh'Su Oy
Ashur or NimTod. ,. o.,
Clear Greek, Ohio. -" iAONA-
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Ineed not argue before this audience
/ the necessity of Public Schools to the
Iperpetuotion of or free institutions. It
is one of the axioms of a Republican
government that the people must be
intelligent. Among us, every citizen
! is a sovereign, and if the affairs of the
Republic go wrong, no one can evade
a measure Of the responsibility. Our
State and National Legislators, many
of them, acquire all their learning in
the country school house. Our future
rulers, statesmen and jurists, are the
little boys who sit with bare feet on
the schocl-hOuse floor, and with un-
washed hands turn over the leaves of
the speIIiDg-book. But leaving public
Offices out of the question, how impOr-
tant are Public Schools in teaching the
masses to read, and thus to act intelli-
gently in the discharge of the grave
duties Of citizenship. Republican fran
chises are fearful prerogatives. The
time has come when every man who
casts a ballot should be able to read it,
and understand what principles it rep
resents. An ignorant man can neither
know who ought to govern him, nor
how the government should be carried
on. The voting masses of our country
must be educated masses. We must
gather into the schOol-hOuses all the
chiIdren-b by legal compulsion if ii can
not be done Otherwise-and pour into
their minds the light of knowledge.
Had school-houses abounded in the
South as they did in the North, the
late civil war would have been impos-
sibIe; but it is very well known that
under the shadow of slavery, very
large per cent. of the people were un-
able TO read. 1t is a simple fact of
history that during the revolutionary
war, Massachusetts furnished more
soldiers than all the Southern States
together. An educated, Christian peo-
pie can never be an enslaved people.
Now if intelligence be a necessity to
a free government, it follows logically
500, all gained by making corn husk {
Oor mats at 10 cents each. G
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III.

Our Roman Catholic fpllOw-citizens,
or rather the priests of Rome, urge as
an objection to Bible reading in the
schools, that ii UtrtuaLly makes the
Protestant the Sycte religion, assum-
ing that the Bible is a sectarian book,
"Would you PrOtestants," they ask,
abe willing to have the Public Schools
opened with prayer to the Virgin
Mary, and the celebration of mass %
Why, certainly not And if the Bible
in the English version were as secta-
rian as the idOlatrOus worship of the
Virgin, or the ROmish mass, then in.
deed it ought to be excluded from the
Public Schools. But whence came this
idea that the Bible is a sectarian book
1t ought TO be known among intelli-
gent people that King James transla-
tiOn-the English Bible was origin
ally begun by WickIiffe, in the Romish
church. The translation was continued
by TindalI, Coverdale, and other Ro-
! manists. twas printed, published and
circulated by the authority of ROmish
King. 1t cannot be called with pro-
priety Protestant Bible, bat an Eng
'Lish Bible, for those who use the Eng
'Iish language. No, the Holy Scriptures
'do not belong TO any sect, but to all
mankind.
There is, however, q great hue and
Try about Interfering 10itH the sacred
Nights Of conscience. "Why compel
che Jews" we are asked, "to listen to
lNbe reading Of the New Testament,
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THE BIBLE IN THE SCHOOLS.
The Substance of q Discourse
Delivered in the M. E. Church,
I'm HiIIsbOrO, Sunday Evening,
April "a, 1870.
By REV. JOHN F. MARLAY.

y LsA4 - y --A--a - -l--@--@-s~- q =
Text "I speak as to wise men Judge ye what say 3"
II Cor. Z, Is.
The spirit of our institutions was
born amid the fierce throps of the great
Reformation. 1t was eradled amid the
storms of early Professionalism. Itrose
into youth abandoned and outcast,
amid the corrupt and hpartless dynas-
ties ofthe old world. God opened for
| it Canaan of hope in a new hemis-
phpre. The child grew wondrously
amid the sOIitudes of its forest home.
The enemies of freedom in the elder
world sent against him their Gath-like
champions but there met them a
youth on the shore with a shepherds
armor, and God guided the pebble to
the giants brow. That youth has now
grown mighty in stature and strength,
and the enemies of freedom in the el-
der world, fearing his stalwart arm
unable TO encounter him upon an open
field, seek to induce him by the cum
ming arts of diplomacy, to forget all
past deIiverances, and scorn his ever
lasting Protector. They would have
him tear Gods great statute-bonk into
fragments, and trample it under his
feet.
The struggle in which we are now
engaging in this Republic, and which
involves in its issue the life or death of
our system of Public Schools, is a
greater; a more momentous one than
we think. It is the conflict of the
ages. A question involving the liber-
ties of the American people concerns
our whole race, for we are related to
all mankind.
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T Whole No. I772.

the Acting Mayor, President Of the
Board Of Aldermen, President Of the
Board Of Council, the Clerk of the
Common Council, President of the
Board Of Supervisors, five Justices Of
of Courts of Record, all the civil Jus
tiees, all the police court clerks, three
out of four CorOners, two members Of
Congress, three out of five State sena-
tors, eighteen out Of the twenty-one
members Of the Assembly, fourteen
out of the nineteen members of the
Common Council, and eight out of ten
Of the Supervisors.
This, it will be seen, gives them
control of the city legislation. Now
how do they use this power In 1863,
Catholic institutions In New York re-
ceived, as donations from the city
government, s1O5, 900; in 1861, s7O,-
900; in 1865, slOO 900 and last vim
ter an appropriation of over $780,
900 to Roman Catholic purposes. was
secured through the New York tax
levy. During the year 1859, the State
of New York appropriated for the city,
1928, ,742, AZ ; and OF that amount not
less than s412,O62, ,26, or more than
four yfths of the l0AOls, went to the
Roman Catholic schools I
In 1916, the city government of
New York gave to the Romanists,
for one dollar, 45O feet of the Fifth
Avenue end of the block adjoining
the last, and between 51st and SD
streets; and then, in 1857, for one dol
Tar a gear rent, gave this church the
rest of that block, thus practically do
mating the whole block, which is now
estimated to be worth 81 900, ,OOOI
In 1852, the city government Of
New York gave to these same Ro-
manists, the fee of a whole block Of
ground, running from Fifth to Fourth
Avenue, and from 5Oth to 51st streets,
by changing lease into a fee, for the
sum Of 1882, and then, in 1864, paid
these same ROmauists $4,000 for the
privilege of extending Madison Av-
enue across the block And also
made donation of So, ,928 to pay all
assessments on the block for opening
Madison Avenue. A moderate esti-
mate of the value of this block is
81, 10000
/ We have, in these startling figures,
the evidence that Rome is fully bent
on extending her iron despotfsm over
this .Repnblic. Thus clearly warned,
is it not madness to surrender the
Bible, unless we mean to renounce
our liberties also, and embrace Roman
ism with her infalIable despotism ?
Let US not be deceived by any false
issue; the war now commenced is not
against the reading Of the Bible, save
as a mere false pretext:-it is a wicked
and desperate crusade against the
Schools, carried on by men who per-
feetly understand that when they 60
down, free institutions also go down.
To Roman priests, the world over, the
POpedOm is the supreme State. Not
one of them dare deny that he owes
his first allegiance to that. Their &C.
clesiastical system cannot stand here
effectively so long as Free Schools, and
a Free Press, and an open Bible, are
accessible to all the people. Therefore
it is that Rome wants to break down
and destroy our Public Schools. But
millions Of freemen, gathering around
that palladium of our liberties, will de-
fend it to the last extremity, at any
cost of treasure or of blood.
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I purpose now TO show the real an
inaus of this crusade against the Bible
in the Public Schools. 1t is a war
against the very life of these safe
guards of the Republic The Pope's
Bull of June, 1868, denounced the
laws for Free Schools and Free
Speech, as "DAMNABEE HEREsIEs," +"
and as being "in fragrant contradic-
tion with the doctrines of the CathO-
lie religion" The Roman Catholic
Church is not yet ready to demand in
this country the suppression of the
Public Schools. The hierarchy is not
strong enough for that-and besides,
as the writer already quoted, says,
"the Church itself is not as united as
it should be in this matter. The
Catholic Jaity is tainted with heresy.
Pat has no education. He is the more
anxious that his children should have
one. The Public School is far more
popular with him than with his
priest" am amazed that so many
mistaken, wrong-headed Protestants
are found in CO operation with wicked
and worthless politicians, in this eff
fort to 'secularize" the Public Schools,
with a view, as they profess, to render
these schools acceptable to the priests,
when it is notorious that Rome claims
! the erclusiUe training of her children.
II quote now from the ''Freeman's
Journal" D." Of Nov. 20, 1869:
"If the Catholic translation of the
Books of Holy Writ, acre to be ruled
as the one to be read in all Public
Schools, this Could not diminish, in
any substantial degree, the objections
age Catholics hare to letting Catholic
children attend them. 1st. We will
not subject our Catholic children to
your teachers. I'd. We will not ex-
pose our Catholic children to associa-
ton with all the children who have q
right to attend the Public Schools"
Now can any one be so blind as not
to see that it is not the Bible, but the
schools themselves, which these &C.
clesiastics of Rome find to be in their
way?
Just now they demand the exclu-
sion of the Bible as a sectarian book.
If the Bible is excluded, as it was,
for time at least, in Cincinnati, they
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Select Miscellany.
LEARNING TO WALK.


Only beginning the journey,
Many mile to go;
Little feet, how they patter,
Wandering to and fro.
Trying again, SO bravely,
Laughing in baby geei
Hiding its face in mothers lap,
Proud as a baby can be.
Talking the oldest language
Ever before was heard
BHt mOther-yOu d hardly think So
Understands every word.
Tottering now, and falling,
Eyes that are going to cry;
Kisses and plenty oflove words,
a Willing again to try.
Father ofall, oh, guide them
The pattering little feet
While they are treading the uphill road,
Drawing the dust and heat.
Aid them, when they grow weary,
Keep them in pathways blest,
And when the journeys ended,
Savior, OH give them rest.
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Es-If your tongue is heavily coated,
mouth tastes badly, have a poor appetite,
feel dull, stupid, sleepy or dizzy, your
liver does not act properly and nothing
will relieve and cure you speedily as DR..
Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
overy. 1t stimulates all the secretions to
Rction, restores the appetite and unclogs
,he bowels. As a blood purifier it is un-
4ualed. No family should be without it.
old by druggists.
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is all the
o.-[Deeatur (Ill.) Magnet. myI2wI
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The Chicago Printers Union have en-
joyed the services of a female Correspon-
ding Secretary for a year past. Miss Ba-
ker, the fair incumbent of that office, is
described as 'an efficient officer, perfect
lady, and good compositor."
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-, take ANYTHING else that he may say s inst az goo
because he makes a larger profit on IT, These rem
dies win be sent by express to any locality upon
plicatOn TO the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STOh
No!ss1 ARCH STREET, philadelphia
CHAS. N. EVANS, Proprleto
Formerly C, NJ. JACKSON & COZ
These remedies are for sale by Druggists, Storehee
ers and Medicine Dealers everywhere. 80, -
F1-Do not forget TO examine vel Tue aFIl0l0 ,
buy in order to get the genuine.
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Youths Department.

s5-Orignal EnigmAs, Charades, Problems, etc, are
respectfully solicited. The answers must always
company them, together with the real name Of thS
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l Y.

The priests of Rome also claim
that as they are tared for the support
Of the Common Schools, they have a
right to demand, at least, division
of the School money, so that they may
educate. their own children in their
own way. A recent writer says, very
pOintedly, "As Roman Catholicism
produces a great many children and
UeJgt little reUenate, this is really an in
vitation to PrOtestants to contribute
to the educational resources of the
Roman Catholic Church. And this
demand is made in the name of JUS
tjce ? The suppliant doffs his monas-
tic rags; he no longer begs for a char
ity. He cries, Stand and deliver =
The beggar is transformed into a
highwayman."
Certainly, our Catholic fellow-citi-
zens are taxed; but so are we all tax
ed; and often for public improvements
in which we have no Immediate, per-
sonal interest. Very many men are
taxed who have no children to send to
school, or who, for various reasons,
prefer to send their children to pri-
vate schools, These get their com
ponsation in the promotion Of the
public good. 81.
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HON JAMES THOMPSON.

Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1861.
consider " UOOhaud's German BilteTs' a valuable
medicine in cases of attacks Of Indigestion or Dys
pepsia ] can certify this from my experience Of IT,
Yours. with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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of any medicinal preparation:

HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania,
writes
PIuLADBIPHTA, March &C. 1857.
find " "Honhand's German Btters' II good tonic,
ns in diseases of the digestive organs, and Of great
benefit in cases of debility and want Of action
in the system. Yours truly,
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nMR THE GREAT CAUSE

HUMAN NELsE7T.
just Published in a Sealed Earetope Price sir cents.
ALECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
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The worId-reuowned author, in this admirable Lee
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unN WAf y ROGERS.

Mayor of the city OF Buffalo, n. 7.
Mayors OFFICE BUFFALO June y. 1869.
Ihave used q" IIOunand's German Biters and Tonic"
In NV family during the past year. and can recom-
mend them as am excellent tonic, imparng tone aud
vigor to the system. Their Use has been productive
Of decidedly beneficial Effects WM. +. hOGhItS.
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reEED,l JAS. H. GOODMAN, Aud. Of State.

bB-PoliCies issued on all the plans Of Life Assurance
and EndOWmentG. All business promptly attended to
by Z. II. DEBRUIN, General a gent,
apIAWl HillsbCFU, Ohio.
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viii any preparation restore the hair to
original color and not injure IL? Yes. I
slIs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renever.
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n"

pvspppsia had the Dyspepsia badly II was tul-
possible to keep any food un my stomach and be
came 50 weak as not to he able tO walk hail mile
Two bottles Of Tonic effected perfect cure.
wv JAMES NJ. WOOD.