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Y O l. u NJ E V Ii | .
SrIrrt 1Surtrq.
Why Be- Unhappy ?

What's the use 10 be unhappy.
W hats the use tu fu ne and fret!
What's the use to look behind you
Nursing up the vain regret!
What if life is clouded over
HSIih It's sorrows da,k aud Wild?
What If fortune does not look strrnly?
Hath she never sometimes smiled
Why. if vou must tAsic the bitter,
VIII You tling the sweet away?
Fl"huug ever with the crosses
Tina, ,ou mccI from dav to day
Nhy di-qrivt those around you
With complaints YOU should suppress
Weary. those whom duty bids YOU
Still to comfort md to bless
Look at yonder little insect,
Sporting in the suns bright beams;
Liston now. and hear the music
OF your laughing little streams,
Look at nature all around you,
And above. whrrc'cr you stray!
9lutc creations ever singing!
Happy | it seems to say.
Whats the use TO be unhappy?
WHAT'S the use To fumc and fret?
Piu.k nv courage, laugh at trih6s,
And YOU may he happy vet
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-03

CHINA TREEs.-The Tribune learns
from citizen Of that city, that the China
tree was introduced into this country be.
fore the revolutionary war, by mercan-
tile firm OF Philadelphia and Eatonton,
North Carolina, which traded with China.
The first tree was planted in the former
city, but under an apprehension that il
would not live in so Northern a climate,
it was removed to Eatonton, where il
grew apace and was greatly admired.--
After il commenced blooming, the people
came as many as twenty and thirty miles
TO see il. From this single tree, il was
propagated through the country. The
first tree was still vigorous twenty years
ago,
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An OLD Mass SEcRET.-An Italian
bishop struggled through great difficulties
without repiniug, and met with much op-
position, without ever betraying the least
impatience. An intimate friend of his,
vino highly admired these :if!uas which
he thought impossible to initiate, one day
asked the bishop, if he could communi.
cate bis secret Of being always easy
Yes, replied the old man, can teach
you my secret with great facility il con
ssts in Lothing more than making y right
use OF my eyes.
His friend begged him to explain him
self.
Most willingly, returned the bishop
in whatever state | am, first of all look
up to heaven, and remember that my
principal business here, is to get there /
then look down on the earth, and can to
mind how small space | shall occupy
in it when ! come TO be inferred then
look abroad on the wo:ld, and observe
what mu.utudes there are who are in all
respects more unhappy than myself
Thus learn where true happiness is
placed, where all our cares must end, ard
how very little reason I have to repine or
complain. .--fx.
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Receipts FOX TgsrIya Eccs-Tbar

RECEIPTS FOX TESTING EGGs.-There
IS no difficulty in testing eggs; they are
mostly examined by a candle. Another
way to tell good eggs is to put them in a
pail OF water, and if they are good they
will lay Oil their sides, always; Il bad,
they will stand on their small end, tae
large end always uppermost, unless they
have been shaken considerably, when they
will stand either end up. Therefore, a
bad egg can be told by the way it rests
in wa:er-aIways end up, never on its side.
Any egg that lies fat is good to eat, and
can be depended upon. An ordinary
mode is to take them into a room mode
rately dark, and hold them between the
eye and candle or lamp. If the egg
be good that is, If the albumen is still
unaffected-a light will shire through a
reddish glow while, if affected, it will
I've Opaque or dark.
.Springfea Republican.
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lgruulturnl.
From the Lanrensville Herald.
Planting toe Much.

Planting toe Much.
Ed. HERALD-tSir i noticed vour
appeal some weeks ago, and intended to
have responded ;'but, really, welding the
pen with stitfening tingersis no BOYS play
to me. Again. had nothing to write
about.
Seeing and hearing of so many who
have been, within the last few weeks.
overrun with the grass, will make this
my subject. will not do my Young
friends the injustice to suppose this IS
from want of industry, or Of skill but
rather nom the;rhaving planted too
much Julius Cesar no doubt had this
in his minds eye when he uttered
that remarkable expression, "Eestina
Hnta," (make haste slowly y and
yet greater, Solomon, when he re-
proved beng "in haste to be rich" To
plant too much, is not only very com
mon, but it is also a very great fault.
wish | could carry this truth home to my
young friends-l wish could Illustrate
so that they would see and believe-it
would be doing them great service =
and | suppose, by this time, they are sat.
iShed that write for their good. Reader,
when Won were a school Inv do vo, nn,
remember to have seen schooImo,e
s,andinc in the mire As f,s, "a La
would draw one foot ont, the other Womb
sink. Jus, so il is with a man over cron
ped. While he cleans one field, another
Is being ovcrrun with the grass. You
have lately seen evidences Of this thev
have stood ON, in bold relief and have
impressed your memory more than any.
thing can say. Frei,lng and fumiGp
aud hard blows were the order of rho
day. Negroes and mules, and even tho
guide wife at home" nave f,l, its dire,
fu effects. Tending a cron--ins,aaa NJ
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An Ohio editor asks: 'What can he
more captivating than to see a boarl,,'
woman, say about four feet elevcn incl ,,
high, eleven fee, four inches in diam.
ter, and thirty four feet in crcur.arn.a
passing along the aisle Just as divine ~.,r-
ship commences z
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a hINo CARRYING ARoUED A SUBsoRI.
PrroN PAPEE.-The Legislature Of the
Sandwich Islands at its late session appro-
priated $4,000 towards the establishment
OF hospital for the sick natives in Hon.
oluIu, and the King, yielding to the ur.
gent requests Of his wife, started around
town with a subscription book totry TO
add to this fund. He succeeding in swell
ling the amount to $i5, 900.
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Nll1ltnralIT.

A fop, having Just returned from con-
''ient"i tour, was asked how he liked the
ruines Of Pompei.
Not very well, was the reply, they arc
dreadiulIy out of repair
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viii you have it rare or well done
said an Englishman to an Irish,nan =
lew days ago, as he was cutting p;cco
Of roast beef.
Il love it well done iver since am IN
'h's county, replied Pat, for its ra. q
enough we used to eat it in Ireland.
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"A W"g says in journeying lately he was
put INTO an omnibus with a dozeu persons
ol whom he did no: know a siaair ono.
Turning corner shortly after, however.
The omnibus upset. And then, said ne.
i found them ~M out
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have been correct in my estimate, the
road will become permanent tax upon
the people.
EDWARD G. PALMER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

Trains do not stop Stations where the time is omitted
in the above tables.
All through Taies going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincinnati In
diaH0pOlis, &c.
And all through Trains going Eastward Dunkrk
with the Trains Of n Y E. r. and at Buffalo, with those
of N. Central and Buffalo N. Y City Railroads. for Nsio
York, albany, Boston, Niagara Falls, &C., &c.
A. c. HUBBARD, Station Agent.
CLEVELAND, November 1859.
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Manufacturers.

GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer of SASH
Blinds and Door, hand and order Also, Plan
ing Matching etc. done 10 order in the best possible
ner, AshtapuH, ~. 5O3
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will bring evil upon this people even the frnit Of their
thoughts because they have not heakened words
TO my law, but rejected it"-Jer. vi. 1919.
This is terrible message. 1t was Gods
word of old, by the mouth of his prophet
Jeremiah. The occasion of it was q sud
den eruption upon Judah of victorious enc
mics. God sent the prophet to reveal the
cause of this disaster. The prophet de-
cared that God was furnishing them be-
cause they were selfish and unjust and COW
etouS, and because the whole church was
whelmed with its ministry, in the same sins.
These mischiefs had been CLOSED over, and
excused and, palliated and hidden, and not
healed. There had been a spirit that de-
manded union and quiet rather than purity
and safety. God therefore threatens fur
ther Affections, because of the hardness of
their hearts and then-for such always
is the Divine lenity-as it were, giving
them another opportunity and alternative,
he commands them to seek after God to
look for A BETTER WAY to stand h search
for the old way, the right way, and to walk
in il?
need not stop to point out the remark
able pertinence which these things have, in
many respects, TO our nation in the past and
to our times in the present. avail myself,
this evening, after long silence upon this
subject, in your midst, of the state of the
public mind, to utter some words of in
structiOn on the present state of our land
The surprise of the whole nation at
recent event, is itself the best evidence of
the ISOLATION of that event. A burning frag-
ment struck the earth near Harper's Ferry.
II the fragment Of an exploding aerolte
had fallen down out OF the air, while the
meteor swept on, it would not have been
more sudden or less apparently connected
either with cause or an effectl
Seventeen men, white men, without a
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Musical.

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes and
MeoasonS Piano Stools Covers Instruction Books etc
Depot corner Main and Centre Streets Of H. Fassets
Oaieo, Ashtuoula See advrtissmenis SO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

PHu1NIA IOLNDRl j. W. WAGNER,
having purchased the Foundry of JoHN b. GALPN will
keep hand at favorable prices stoves, POws Plow aud
Mill Castings and sinks attend TO repairing and setting
up stoves and Flows. Orders Castings aud kinds
OF iOGndy work executed with ponptness Near the sash
Factory. AShtabula. Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

j. E. CHAPMAN, Dealer in Musical Mercban-
disc Books Fine Stationery, Toys, and Fancy Articles, al
his Bazaar and Curiosity store Cd door south Of the Bank
Main street, Ashtabua. 47O
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The Irrepressible Conflict.
A SERMON BY HENRY WARD BEEcHEE.

"For will stretch out my hand upon the inhabitants of
the land saith the Lord For from the least of them
unto the greatest of them every given
and from the prophet unto the priest every deaeth
falsely They have healed also the hurt o: the daughter
my people slightly saving Peace, peace when there
Where they ashamed when they had committed
ination nay, they at all ashamed neither could
they blush therefore they shall fall among them that fall
at the time that visit them they shall cast down
saith the LorQ Thus saith the Lord Stand We the ways
and ana ask for the old paths where the good way
said We will not walk therein Also set wachmen YOU
saying earken To the sound o the trumpet But they said
We will not hearken Therefore hear We nations and know
congregation, what Is among them Hear earth behold
will bring evil upon this people, the frnit their
thoughts because they have hearkened my words
to my law, but rejected it,"-Jer. vi. 1919.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

ALEXANDRA GARRETT, Land Agent No
90 Water street. Cleveland, U. Lands Iowa, ll
nois Wisconsin, and Minnesota - 5U per acre and ip
wards a69
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Clothing.

BRIGHAM & CO., Wholesale and retail
Dealers IN Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats
Caps, &c. Ashtabua. 4l9
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Agents.

Il. FASSETT, Agent for the Purchase, Sale, 4
Renting OF Real Estate lnsua Negotiating Loans Col
lection Of Debts. &c Property sold for Commission only
aud NJ sale charge sale, direct indirect eonst
tutes commission Corner Main and Center streets Ashta
bula, Ohio. Also, Notary Public. 40
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Furniture.

DUCR0 & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of
Dealers in Furniture Of The best descriptions and every
rety Also general Undetakers and manufacturers Of COf
fins to order Main street. North of South Publ Square,
Ashtabula. 4l9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
uacturer steam establishment North Main street. the
Office Of Drs. Harrington 4 Hall. Ashtabula O.. 419
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

GEORGE T.. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
ware Iron steel and Nails stoves Tin Plate sheet roa
Copper and Zine and manufacturer OF lin, sheet Iron and
Copper Ware Fisks Block Ashtabula, Ohio. 47O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

Il. lOh Eli q SON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Slau9nay and Portable steam Engines. Saw, and other
sl "oih, anu 1ooohg and Repairing done to order,
Ashtalula. ' ' ~ tig
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Engineering q Land Surveying.
g. B. HOLBROOK, - Practical Surveyor
East Ashtsbuln, Ohio 4
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RETA.Il M5A:l3I<sIrrt,
I3 Y TEL.EGl 3APH.

-, :. H.
YoRE Cotton has an ten7anc,
nS oluc; sales 1850 bbIs at az f9r
Ohio, 1906 for SOUTHERN sta tie 7o95 ps
S an ss, lSaSe sales 2o0U bush Ofor red 81 Co
80 oT Whe Corn dull; 90 BUSH: new tlorn
W n pF;ees Tor the old roopE: Of
Ms!e " 70 and yellow ut 9S994c. Pork heavy
LOT mess. Lard DuoyOnt at 1Ok6411 - ss'sS
ClXclxSAT1, July. o. Flour Rrp,er and NOR, !.
o6 T3 suIsTGf Whe9t fair large sales at
9goS oats aroopnEi sales at "a being above hSTErs
Ia kyS and Barley very dull, WHISKY Ga
Is SUI good enquiry still for bacon and bulk
Tor bacon Sides aud IS for meats are tile
Set rates Groceries qutc Exchange steudy ut 5Is
BALTlMoRs, July 19-Flour has a dee,,n,nrz tendance,
~ OVAL WAR;, ST. sells II 1913 Wheat has 5c sales
at O; red 81 80gl ss. dl 81 for
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BosroS, July 1O.---InS the. slave. habeas= corpus
case, before Judge Metcolf, this noroing, there.
was no Importance made against the plea Of the
slave Maria Sackins and she was promptly dis
charged. She will probably return to her mas
ter, Mr. HoImes, on. his promise Of more lenient
treatment
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.LINsLEY INSTITUTES

WHEELING. VA.
LARGE and cOmmOdous Buldtng gin the central part
"a OF the city, being c0npetcd,s Trustees take
pleasure in that the will be
opened on the first Monday OF September next.
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Ameeting of.the citizens WILDE heid5in Fa-
neuil Hall: 81. Frlay afternoon to be addressed
by Edward Everett
The eulogy by Caleb Gushing will be deliy.
cred at aday TO be,hereafter named.
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COMM ElRG CT
gNVHC)IESAJ a M A5I3 I3-sr,,rIli


hRooAs-Qommon.$ So 4<Ss.4
EEA!gETRR-ln hi kegs a10.
s39gok efs=-alsfte tlt SY99,25
5SSMLGEss=- Western. Reserve ST99c:
SANDLesTalloW n: din star
u GoFFEE=-JaN ISc; Rio l2aSl2if = y
sa5s Extra 67s970 superfne
WH&AT-12J.
lRTE--100. Is
+ 5CoRSr-l NO.#f u
sBAALRY-65.
"a OA1s--5Us
II RATRRRS-4Nd245 c. scarce
6tsHShad $14; Herrings S. AIacIerel No
E0ss-Raccoon 8V937 Ec. y = % ~ 2.
IHSAXG-5596O.5
HAY--CloVer7 . ton AZ. 00 TIinntl,v s1i,.no
II IoPs=-I9S, dull $50 ~ - -
!.taE-Louisvle / so
hIoLAssKs-New Orleans 40. ssngars rJo,s.s4
z GoLDRN SYRup-SSa5T = 9s soc.
Va :rurpentine 20; tar $lK@5.
RAGs-2933<, dull
R1CE-51696.
3 SEEDs-FlaXseed 1876; Glover 5lE.
SSo4P--Gaste per Id 1562l 6; common5aR
SuGARs--News Orleans Kos hid sSdSS3S iyI,{i
SEuFF-Scotch &C. Rappee 22926 g - =
IEAGunpowder4U 5TU; Imperial 4O6 az. Ia
touching 25@3Uc; 0olOng 35@I5c - ==esVSt
11ISh@GCG--6 twists 12; five roll 24DES.
M0o-H nwused from is to Common NO sbs % a.,
5u Full blood extra 10 10 40. - 2 9 - ~ "
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BY THE #IJNION9IyINR

FHTE1 49,
49, s- e e - ~ " MI N2I9lNE:. =
IESsTGRE DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
49,. ---7 -
e -" 4EERz e w aoSR STREETS.
NTAsHISGroE ,July ItJt ma zpTosi laItsl,aa
Erecognized Emil tIhrisfi9,y, H = 49,! s:ss
Consul Denmark fS, he
lsettS, TO reside ut Boston
The British and SnanjS h SIin;Stors Ss,,sa,,a
ally tt, len
Of visiting the summer resorts MIN
The Prussan Minister ii tends visit nor 7Sboron
Springs forthe beneftto HE
Other Ministers have Trend y 5Ieft WoSLinof
DARING then hcenca3 1rz tl,..'Sp .o;.l 9 80
ular meetings Of the Cabinet viii be held Is
Husualson Tuesdays and FRIDAYS. -
The Indian Bureau cor telnnIntaes t5a .a4a;,t
nent of local agent, to reside near tue Paw.
noes in order to enable tito exercise control
over them and prevent future Al tticnItinc
The Court f Chains has otl;onrn.,,9s ~, ~
FIRST Monday in October. = - s.se
Private odviccS from, ,rncson q r;.o,ia .a
,Juy 9nf "a -
Co. "a ald t4aMard
the III a. uael On
l
,rhe ms
dati06s ~
t,,,,;+ ! g /. 49,. = M 2 =. = =. 7 VI
4 The - secrat,r,, -
act5of March Al 1sG !ie
Inrei,ni nary Ib
a. E.nnSI1,, ~
work zs.'ss ='A4S ~ - .tlc
II is n we'll ascert, rofi ,,,.,s ,,,o,, =,
dian Bureau that
.
,nents of whites, H.,
for Indians nv tE,
whites hayin,S
no 1T s =
disnossess fhsr ana ~ -
r -: 80 ~ = ~ SY41ssl uctlCc
have ~ he
mrs. tinnaii h. o
u'9sS1 y =. .. s'tlsl ..
Rosro, 49, 2 a. -
- ,aStl,
tui 1sb aste ~ 10 Jay YEA,
nus =. 9loney, 3artlett and others,
uotesses' ana a serious OF aP-
!" eIe
20 ~ tlla ttle VIII arrive
NJ = ~ Ivy, loI ,:9,
WI tlNe pace on atarda at
2steee '1liorcn the Rev.
! - 9..l s,G w. "a. ... -,
III c't"esls VIII oe Fas
liz ma DC addressed
y w. NV ais.
- ~ dellYs
. eetss's 1s0@y " oelsnereatt ter named.
~
~" aoNA' guy 15:Lil inc case OIL G4tner-
tp Ee%l, Forrest, Judge
last week to change the referee and TO grantaii
,m H. and counsel fees for the plaintiff should
os granted, me reference to- the
consent to Ehear5lt,and
.s.d defendants attorney consents to5yaeatc the
order o. adlolrnment' otherwise the order will
DC toyacate me orter9f reference and refeIEthe
slaa1tefl 20 anot9er person he defend.
..ae 70 pay as.5nony at therate $500 per
.4loitt" anu . towards counSel5 ices ana Inc
expenses ES q y reference .. e =,...,
1nafket Is aitlttI unsetle'!, and the
luct ! ,pt on inc speculative INST are quite
rapid The markell last evening had a firInsap-
zPsarance, which was lmmcdiatly lost at.the
commencement OIL business TINS nornlng.
- - ..-r ==,-=,:
Bnlzetin says that.the billsof rights before tho
Kansas Convention provides that no distinction
Shall be made between aliens and citizens in
relation to tho possession of property. Also,
no slavery is allowed in the State "A decided
majority of thesC Convention were in fayor.of
ins!rnct1ng the Supreme Judge to disregard the
fugitive slave law. Provisions were made for
improvements not exceeding 1000 s F..sss1'= -
The overland mail reached Jefferson CITY
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-. ~ 4 Aist'.hs-rhe Mrs. Fleming whose
ss,s we associated the other day with that Of
- tlilson, is. not Mrs. Mary Fleming, wild
. Of the late Robert Fleming. This cyplopa.
Ms que as the two Mrs. Flenings live ii the
ne neighborhootl.
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DOCTOR sBAARRE,
ST., betWeen Charles And Liberty
mn llH -8tttEtE00re, li0t3ld3ld.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20

ST.. Louis, July ly.--lhe river has falIen O.
inches in the past "a hours, and is stilrecediag
Nothing new from the upper streams; all are on
the decline. Weather cearsandE hot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20

Herman NiekS'.1aa afgoodI honess hard
sS[San g,teloS fFomths country IS victim
y hard drink, was found curled up under seat.
~. me Market house night before last Aid.
snflg outlook alit'lc switzerland afterannn
tul effort to tickle him into consciousness : .
Sn across the tightly drawn TROUSERS
1s.ekernan got to his feetin do9ble quick=tme,
ee1lrea q pace, and contemplating the Alderman
WIN aSiook Of supreme disgust, attamptedsto.
say something severe, but the uttcrance cloggcd
-1n. his throat He went away, aud 4 as. shortly
afterwards brought back for some disorderIy
conduct, and was sent Jail. He Knocked.
down the stove in the Alderman's Office before
ne lett for the purpose, he said, Of getting some
body TO fight him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20

DOCTOR BAAKEEis one Of the most skilsul and ceIe
aud Surgeons living. His fame &
in every principal city the world
70
sOuRl Supervision q - - = 80 sS b.
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Novelty Mills Family Flour.
Barrels Novelty Mills White Wheat Family Flour,
70 Aay per steamer Eootsde, and for sale
ny $50 s (EO. gAD ANS
1eto No. Domain st.
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The stocllsmarket is alittleunsettiel qnd5the
fluctuations on the speculative list are quite
rapid. The market last evening had a firmsap-
Pearance, which was gimmcciatly lost at the
commencement Of business this morning.
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N CIV Stock.

INVITE ATTENTl0Nt0 nyg stock of Wines Liquors
GigArs &c., &C., which Ihuve been daily receivInE since
ast Fall especially toany Wines and Dra0des bought by
myself while In Europe last SUMMER The Rhine Wines
wRSm ihaye1 store are Of tho vintage f57, the
nN1ay by any article OF Rhine Wine in this any
etler country The rapid sale which las attended, II thus
proves Its qualities TO have appreciated by all
VINO have tried ltianow nearly gone and would advise
all who desire more TO call soon
II have also stock Gins, Whfskpvs NJ all t;y1
Cigars. sardtnes, &c, to which Invite Intention.
zzapl3-3ll G.. W. RlEANXIIEIN -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-19
Religious Declisslia Italy.

A norontino correspondent Of the Providence
(R. ~ Journal Is informed that half the young
mon Of all Italy are running into intdelity.
They will not come TO confession, and as II Is
no longer possible TO make or execute cocrcive
laws touching matters Of religion, there seems
to lie no other prospect but that every man Of
them must fall into tho power Of the Evil One.
1he authority of tho Pope Is dsregardsd, and
there Is little respect for a scarlet hat.
Chapels are to be opened in Florence where
people may freely worship without taking out
any license from the Archbishop, and anybody
may set OF on his travel towards heaven with
out . passport signed by His Eminence, the
Nuncio or scaled with the cro's- keys of His Ho-
liness, the Pope. The English have for long
time had a lecture room here, where prayers are
read and sermons delivered on SUNDAY. They
are, however, guilty Of the profination Of re-
ceiying from each person at the door, an en-
trance fec Of two Tuscan pauls, or about twenty
i've of our crnts, and this fsor each service. A.
1t costs little more than hsf that to 20 to the
opera, and all the theatres are open OH Sunday
night, have no doubt that many spend their
money in that way. Tho Swiss ProteStants have
also worship here, sustained on the better systsu
Of each poIson giving according to hs inclination
and ability.