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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-21

81: Lows, Nov. l9.--The overland mail Of the 2sp
ut has arrived o SOY"
GOV Weller has appointed Judge Ham. formerly n
by NJ Broderick's death. He will leave on the steamer
OF the 9th November " '''"'''
There is stampede Of miners 70 Walkers river Tn.
principal gold dFcovery there j. stated 10 be large
mound traversed by veins the dirt from rbicb 49,
from $500 20 a, 500 per ton '''''
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. RELATIONSHIPS of the week GO
900 bales including 5000 each to spectators and
porers hidding qualities improved from the former
extreme prices TO Lied. advance Other qualities nm
changed Ii is estimated that the sales of FRIDAY wcre
10000 bales including 1000 spectators and export
es closing at the following quotations Orleans fair sd
htddlng 7-l6d.; Upland fair 3-sd; Middling 4
l5-l6d Stock in port AIS 600 bales including 3Os ono
American Some authorities say all qualities slightly adj
Vaneed but fair and middling partially l-sd Bread
Richardson, Spence Co quote Flour dull sales
new State 24s 24s Cd; prices OF old range from a4s
% TO US cd Wheat steady; inferior and heated aun
ties advanced I'd 3D.; red IS. gs I'D white o. ri a
us Corn hrm with advance of cd. and Is ner
quarter on the week yellow 31s Cd a sis cd: white
55' iIs Various circulars report Beef heavy; bol.
ders Offering old stock at ~. I'D. 5s decline PORK
steady at sos. Bacon dull quotations nominal Lard
nrm mt Dos. COS for refining extra Sugar Quiet
Coiee dull and slow Of sale but unchanged Rice
steady Rosin dull and lower; common Is Turpcptine
dull at 3is. ass.
LoNDoS-Breadstuffs dull and steady Sugar oue,
and steady All qualities Of Tea slightly lower Shirts
Tupenne dull at sos. Bullion in the Bank has decrsaed
ts2,OOO. Money market unchanged with an active do
mand. Consols 96ta96h.
LIyEEPooL--Saturday.-C firm at full Friday.
rates Breadstufs steady aud quiet
Observation-Disclosures opened auet unJ,r
American advices per Africa
LONDoN-Monday, Noon.-Consols g6i,
The Indian and City of Washington arrived out on
the I'd. ''' VII
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LATER FROM HAVANA

NV ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamship Habana bring
havana ddvees OF the 18th inst Sugars we're firm an,
active, at reals for No ~.
Lard steady at II - 1918. Sterling Exchange /!
a 10 per cent. premium; Exchange on New York !
: per cent premium
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Inc locomotive has arrived, and the troops cannon
anu military chests are all aboard extra train
Tender was made Gov. WISE this morning Inv Navo,
Bacon OF the services of this regiment at moments
notice ON this or any future occasion
The Governor thanked him for the offer hut
that Virginia had plenty Of strong arms aud stout
any present emergency and he did not anticipate
being compelled TO ask either ederalo or foreign All in d.
fence OF her borders and institutions
The following despatch from a reliable source was rc
ceived here this morning:
HARrER's FERRY, Nov. Ie-Variou, reports have boer
loa to-day as to the approach of armed men from Ohio
he respectable source irOm which the report originated
caused some excitement about Charlestown hut nons
here Our people are very quiet not expecting any at
tempt At rescue nor do they fear any, however foria
DIE, because they are prepared for any emergency
The numerous fires about Charlestown have induced
the citizens to anticipate some annoyance They are
more easily excited but one is afraid of the cyent
should the attempt be made
Col Davis has made most ample provision for any num-
Der oil outlaws who may make a call I learn that more
troops are asked for Of Gov Wise but this NAV be- a
much to protect the prisoners from the ncensed nonu
hended danger. FP''
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NFW hoaE, Nov 1pF0ur heavy-gtate NJ ami On obo
t't15 - Wheat Is heavy-souhern vhite on b; southern
choice red ftn Corn duh and has dseinng t.rde,r,
Ielov ~ PORK hrm ti5 ~; prime tiOTs lard dnl
fn.V.e Whisky i dun AZ 2s6t2Ec. Stocks hrrne
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There were also shipped last month"; copper ore 900
bags bark pa bblA Whlsky IS hhda savu 500 bus
manure 90 empty bbs etc Entered during month yes,
se and boats5o Of the loaded with oysters. and ,
same time 2G2 vessels m boats
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ALENASpErA Va, Nov I9-The Sentinel saws ,bs,
man arrested there yesterday has been recognized a.
one OF Browns men at Harpers Ferry. lie has been
pnt M jail 70 await further Identification
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Magnificent Silks. &
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.

SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
AND
ELEG ANT CLoAKS AND sHAWIs
from last weeks Auction Sales Importer, In Me-. yL
At GREAT SACRIFICE
WATKINS FICKLRN
SA.e 70 INFORM their friends and the
- their large and and frr,h my ana
DeSn rePenishe by large additions various syles
y, uoSd' purchased by Of their nrm In many In
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE
Ihey only ask opportunity exhibiting the.. co,..
OF me newest and most Fashionable Deslrns n order
insure sales and surprise every with The LOW nI
IN especially, enabled offer such pricss :. iii
ong THIS hitherto costly article the reach on .y.r -
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS, s'
French and Irish POPLINS,
Paris Printed DELAINES.
SILK and Wool PLAIDS, &c,
are being opened this morning be
some and moderate In price. Our S "-'N-
g., CL0AKs AND sIIAwIs
comprising the most extensive -
70 ouer this season, will be opened to-day ana will he onnH
my inc attention OF NJ In these Good, are
new ahn very elegant Our assortment 80
Servants and Plantation Goods
Mems Outer aud Under Wear,
House Servants Wear,
Plantation Goods
House Furnishing GoOds,
Irish Linens,
shrings and sheetInr,
PULLED Cloths,
fAtinet;s for Hand. Ac
WIN be found unsurpassed In extent, quality aud price
A TNWrUU
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~ Notice 90 Country Merchants VISITING
HiehmOnd this PaIl.-ws would most resps,,f,nv ali
sir attention stock of BOOTS SHOES vieh We Nh
eel ov for cash puneiual customers on " months credit
ALEX. HILL CO.,
tele 1a1 Main g. Richmond Va
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AZ ne residence o. er uncle Css T. Christian IN e county
q Rutneam, iafh Inst b. Nc Peterson bREWRf
, CHHsftAN, n Amherst Mrs HMILA HUBBARD on 81
Louis, daughter Of Hauod n atott decd
e. Louis Republican please copy.
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! BAFNTAnLH, Mass, Nov 2O.-The jury in the case Of
tio fugitive slave last night brought n verdict of not
] guilty W NV
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RELIEF FOR BROWNgyII,IE

NORFOLK, Nov. I9-Eight companies have been or.
dered 10 proceed from Old Point Comfort Immediately
for the protection Of Brownsville Texas They are nm
der the command Of Col Brown
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From the Alexandria Sentinel ,Ttra Saturday Evening
SPECIAL DISPATCH

SATURDAY EVENING, 6 o'clock-Since our p,per was
patch 0"s u''
HAErER's FEREr, Nov. le.-The indications from -,
report said by the best citizens to be reliable Is that We
shall have serious work Col Davis has teerrapbed for
live hundred additional meu J. NARSn,I
r II. C. WARD
Messrs Marshall and Ward went as volunteers With
CharlestoWn. ~ 80
Postscript
Eight O'CLOCK T. M.-Lieut. Jno Birrell who went as
volunteer with the Mt Vernon Guards reached this CITY
Al clock this evening, just from Charestown which
ne 'et AZ ~ thus morning lie informed by his Can
tam, W. H. Smith, that Nj. C. " Casteman had com.
IN ana reported that there had been fight at Under
"oous iar IN Clarke county between some of the ct
zens anu party there. The Guards were ordered 10
Al uarpers Ferry Lieut.. II. informed that n man
named smith Crane, said to be reliable accidentally over
heard at town IN Ohio the Ohio river that body
o. "' men was organized march for Browns rescue
ne hau 20 nee Tor his life when the cOnSpirators found
out that he had overheard them.
Two from each of the Alexandria companies were de-
pached home TO procure supplies for their companies
Lieut. t. Il one of this number They will return Mon
day morning at 3 o'clock
There Is great excitement both at Harpers Ferry and
Charesiown The soldiers will be retained until after
the executions 1890 ''
smith Crane is the OF the Clerk of the Court of
Preston county, and if he is the person alluded to in the
above extract the report from Ohio comes from good
authOrity.-WmG.
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mAnnIRn.

~ n you want Boots Shoes Gs,er, good quality 20 10
ALEx NIL co.'s, and you can't gst them here DO not
know where youican md them.
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Total bus ss9isi 5000 i.sJloa5 ii5aooO
The following is a comparison of the business of the
Richmond Dock for the October ten month. ending
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BROWNSVILLE NOT TAKEN.
NEw ORLEtNs, Nov 2O.-Dates from Brazos of the
Sch say that Brownsville was not taken on the "a
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THE PETERSRURG Tp00pc
LATER FROM EUROpE

WAsHtNGroN, Nov. 20, ll.sO p M.-Thc Petersbur
quartered at the hotels
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A CAHD.-gEO. KUNKEL, Esq Ny Dria gfs. and TIA,
n VII be absolutely Impossible play Win Won ~
w voice Is AT but gone entirely n continue TO exert
m e pfeseht weak condition. lose the
aIeye ~ least for longer period q time than key 10 be
sAoe U professional Rest the only Thing that can
% me any good FROM The tones u nv voice
MINT bad hopes that rapid abd extensive smeorsan would
a pace BOT ~ evening approaches find that same
~, noafse and ndslnet croak-every way unaed pre-
quiet 'fh0me immediately hope you again In he
gng perhaps bot - present positively decline renewing
Wishing you every success, with sincere thanks ciyuss
w. y BURTON
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m s. m. SrEAmsnIP HOANoKR.

IT -. VI. STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, 1eHs,
~ EOhhEW YORK--The JAMEsrOWH Captain .3-I0l.tA
1fnd Inst ~ WV
Pas'cngerr are requested 10 OF board IN due time
eEeta snd herls secured once, board shin
" e 1ors meals and state room Included, during ne
ial and Wlnief 90 tscraEe passage 70.
FaaslRe U Norfolk same By The boaN.
HeEh received to-day, Monday, and 70 he hour oct
" iueaday unless aucicucY be received prior
JonFnses are requested - send Tor their E7odsto DAY
ifeg t9r Boston gn be forwarded directly Al moderate
noli--tt IUDlAM WATsov
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CLOTH CLOAKS,
AND OTHER wRAPPINGs.
no2l SWORDS THAw, IiO Broad 81,
WAsITCCIHIEs, JEwtLRY, GOLD CHAINS,
yewsry Watches aod silver Ware embracing usually
o Asn ws.eSs. Ladies aaa siiiS%
- Silver Ware o. az kinds, Tea SETS Pitchers Gobets Cups
spoons Spoon, FORKS Sails in Sets &C &C. @ agNNEr,
NEGROES ron SALE Pursuant to an order o. sal.
smpon county sorh cafoSs il he cans, s9 2lH 70, sg'
GO % 10 M % s s3 Ssssss's9sa' CS%%gn; Vi. pro
abeh the i2 day q December personal estate in
horses hogs hogs oven miict eo~s &C.
iad boa.sS ss a5 i sIs9Hs ,8a
TUE A. &C. Ih glass o. ,se 4 about miles from Rh
sons coming e u, sale ia hs Petersburg shd weldon,
Saturday evening .be ion o December.
property ih entering Toto bonds WIN approved sure bear
no'i-oid' W. W. PEBBLES, Conf.
SEO REWARD, Mr.. EDWARD MooEg, len tl. plae,
1e., Yss az sa Se 80 ~, seRaay SornlnE lnd
ors " ns1 Iq1, Tern 2, ne sSgssor Court hsla a.
9i s,s S,r ~ h S21s sggsy v, Sih re, o. hsnd
he good sor,s%as. ,nd sc'agg fond Of shi.sy ne
from he vas In Iey IN eompsny wi,b =, NJ 10
Ne name o. John Eian9ey stone cutter ~ Esd6
Of uis city, and Al The necessary espensus paid
LvssHHuna, Nov. i1,h, $50. bo3t--diT
y "A REWARD viii be paid for DAvY about % years
tpslO ~ rurtured hide defect
purchased q Atkinson about three years IN
Ne time he has laid pretending ~ be sick absent
e woods and jail Ne len shout the first u month failing
he clothes bianket &C. The hr whh made
EaEed IN preaching The public Win look sharp sr hogs
sheep wherever he iCcaiea.
ne shove reward - be psd, u taken ont O ne sa,.lt
pii' a. Manoiessr' tnoqi-e,n JOHN sAUNDERs
NOTICE, 40 adjourned meeting oths sossboner.o o. ne
~ White sulphur Hprng Coupany BE- held ballard
House. IN TIE o. Richmond Wcdnesday IN o. Dsceusr
100 AZ III O'Clock A. ~ Punctual atleudance j. desired
no2i-2awt1Deo r. ~ MAURY, Treasurer.
DUTTEH. tsgs prime Goshen Bgttsr, Ius rsesvsd for
ID sale ~ uo2i-@ oHAs T. wORrHAM co
II ARO.-so bbls prime No. Lard, Tor galeby
~ no2i-0 CnAA 7. WORTHAM a co
RATHEH.-oO rood and poor damaged Leather sor
~ safe ~ non-W oHAA II WORKMAN 90
(ANDLRs.-2o0 boxes E-erys Adamantne Candles. so do
MOLE, oHAs 7. wORTHM Co
-: y sssi9s. D' Sass $o MS q So ''
100 Peilsand neoEets nKPINRD LAnn
| INyO 70 hhiI and
20 bhh kettle rendered Leaf 40
| Ror faeU WOMBLE CLAIBORNE,
NOW No, II Pearl street,
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" llDfkki Captain william W. Keone. WI g. lEstttf.
.. Fh today h0NDAYD and up - ne hour ~ ~ oc0ct
" Insaay Irgm taken % Boston via BALTIMORE ~ lowest
fNea Wt Ne ueatesf dispatch. PassenFeu going ~ This
aeef W please BE- on h0ard before De hour n departure
ocoek Tuesday, "a November. Passags and fare o.
noil-W DAVID WM. CURRrE
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.

No. % beaver Street, New York.
~ Agents In New Orleans: L. J. HART Co, A. d. GERTT
| Co, J. 7. MOoRE Co noT-akwim
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- 60 TO G.. wv. MTNNIS, PToTG

- so TO g. w. MINNIS' PHOTO
49, GRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY. 2iT MAIN sr -
n sec ms ner and beautiful Rooms specimens Of A
% me walls Every variety Of picture Eng 10 the
photographic art there he
taken 10 every form and variety that art or
aA introduced coloTed la
nAking pleasing niuaiuTe In
''' Amoro'SPes taken In every conceivable style
NOTICE EXPRESSLY FOR
49, THE LADIES-L.adits Ia ian Of either
WIN or without heels, ind assortment 10 seiee, nom
~ from " 20 and upwards 10 quality eIIPPERa
hn slhoI heels ehdrens and servants SHOES quail
sei6 No u.tr -, NJ.
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tho Cruii Court CsrieThsid County ne Cisrks once
ufeo On We nf Monday November, 1q BENZ he 1h DAY
% said monh Levi d. Homer tusee md IN BE rght
against
Armenia Homer Bernard bic Ee John Tur
ngr and MARY he wife John Homer, Richard Enrnd and
mildred DE vie het5auin Horner sally Oatet, Maids
prade henry Ni Edward r. 0iu. Wm o. on, Emily Laprade
May jane 9i Csr,hena Homer WIN n Homer Albania
ner aud farah Eirabeth Homer Defendauts
me pianud having heretofore aed ths object on vbr
80 obtain decree fo Which Arthur nor.
ef res a he time u he DEAN, and ~ te proceeds
t. dy hed az amended b making ald Lsprade and Rich
afd Nat pafs defenfanta and adaF having made
and Med nat due diligence had used n ascertain
dence hc sad Hlard Gspradc and Rhsrd Oates
GEES hh ordered that they appear vhn aner
Dc pubaon o. s order, and 90 vhs necessary protect
ef enereat IN us f that u tbs order b published
once Ecek fof four of heeHpapefl
e city memond and another copy hereof posted a. s roni
door 81 ne Court hoaae 81 Couny ne hrs
q the County Court Of said County.
A COpy-Teste.
no2t-iautE Wv COGBTIL O.
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NOTICE EXPREsSLY FOR
~ MESSRS. JOHN a. GEO. CIR
70 - sons Certihcate-"HERRINGs PATENT

isr PslS77,V non,s Certihcate-"HERRING's PATENT
~. RICHMOND Va, Nov I'd 1850.
hSoNLEs &WAtFoRn Agents We take aAnre IN adj
, ,s your long list certificates testimony HER
In the FIRE which nsumed our steam saving and o.r.,,.r
SHOPS on the nghton the 29h October one Of FR
and though exposed intense vas enIr
" req bot on the out sde burnng timber.
le on w. on opening the day appearance
70 noeae that It's contents had
oe rou you Va few days, and the MIN
near Mayos bridge, where
uouos ABOUT the FEEPohoT qualities Of HERRINGs sAREs
~ m ,,,,o,., -. .- yOuS A OEo 6ihsos.
SAFES. ' ''i''Fi neJs
NEW FAMILY HAMS, BREASTS. AND
- slioULDERA-lb,oOO ms, just receiving = saIeby
9 WN WALLACE s0NL
oPPIcE oP THE RICHMOND 4 DANvuLx r. r. Co
ru,up =, hicuNoSD, Nov 1fh, SO. n
1a panys Railroad Co. viii be held In Rthmond
no1S-im We T,sssn,
PORN oP PROXY
hHotr al men ~ Dosc prSssnfss That The undsr.
signed do hereby constitute appoint attorney FOR
ana IN name, 90 vote o all questions hat may be
brought before the meeting Of Of the Rchond
WV DN''"'e '"'"au company 70 be held a.
At adjourned hereby raynv an th ,r,
- SAID attorney In the premises, As fully A. u were
hand this day 81
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SAcNViLLI' Nov lo-Thc express from Halifax arriv.
ed mere tonight bringing the Canadas advces by te
sraPh wa queenstown, TO Monday the 9Th. the news
generally is not Of much Importance
Is asserted that England has consented TO take mar.
IN the European Congress and that the French and Eng
Sh Governments are completely agreed upon the basis
vaguely reported Garibald his interview with tie
Ming OF SARDINIA, declared that Italy was BETRAYED and
he would head revolution. The King protested AGAINST
such proceeding.
The Great Eastern had arrived at Soutbamn,op.
Charles sumner came passenger in the Cnnadn
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w. w. T. oOGBTLL @.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25
LAUGH Err .

Let me eXut in tumult of Joy;
Blame not my spirit for chanting tune,
Wild as the notes of frolicsome boy
Sweet as the musical mathis of June
Nothing in Nature should make man sad,
She laughs aloud in her thunder and rain /;
Earthquake and temptest proclaim she is glad
Shaking the cobwebs Of care from her brain
Chirrupng crickets that haunt the old hearth
Pewees and sparrows that nest in the caves
Bird, beast and insect, all over the earth,
Laugh at the lubberly fellow that grieves !
Sunshine laughs out in the gay forest trees
Shadows are laughing and dancing below;
Meadows are joyous with honey.fed bees
Fools only whine at the phantom of woe.
Hail is but laughter, that tickles the side
OF old mother earth 10 her winter of sleep f;
Snow is blanket of laughter spread wide
To cover earth's fun in jollifed heap.
Stars laugh and wink at each other on high
Fun finds place in those far-away clouds
Thunder, that carols all over the sky
Nothing at all bat the laughter of gods
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

sale life around you-the dullness and the
earthliness and the bruitishness of men p
Fret not Go forward into the realm
which stretches before you; climb the high
est mountain you can reach, and plant a
cross there. The nations will come up to
it some day. Work for Immortality il you
will then wait for it. If your own age
fail TO recognize you, coming age will not.
Plunge into the eternal forest that sleeps
in front, and blaze the trees. Be a pio-
neer Of Times armies as they march into
the unseen aud unknown. Signalze the
advance guard from afar. If you have
the privilege of living the glorious life of
which you dream, are you not paid ? Why,
there are uncounted multitudes who walk
under the stars, and never dream that they
were beautiful. There are crowds who
tramplc a flower into the dust, without
once thinking that they have one of the
sweetest thoughts Of God under their heel.
There are myriads of stolid eyes that gaze
into the ethereal vermllion Of sunset with
out dreaming that God lighted the fire.
The world could see no beauty in the great
est life and character that ever existed,
why they should desire it, and yet God
does not get impatient because He is not
recognized. The stars stud the sky as
thickly as ever the flowers bloom as fresh
ly as at first, and breathe no complaints
with their dying perfume the sunset pa
tiently varies its picture from nightfall to
nightfall, though no one praises it and
Christ, in the garb of humble men and wo-
men, looks from pure and patient eyes in
every street, and looks none the less sweetly
because he is not seen. Therefore, Opoet,
be patient, though the world see not the
visions that enchain you, and remember
what companionship is yours. Aye, be pa
tient !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

DESCENT OF AN IMMENSE MErEoRIc BoDY
IN OswEeo CoUNrY.-Tbe Oswego PaHa-
diups is responsible for the following tre-
mendous story -
On Wednesday morning the inhabitants
of the towns Of Boylstou and Reddeld, in
this county, were startled by the occurrence
of most remarkable phenOmenou--the de-
scent from the heavens OF an immense me
teoric mass. The body struck the earth
between the hours of 3 and a. m, with q
crash that was truly terrific, and the shock
was sensibly felt and people aroused from
their sleep at distance Of FIVE miles from
the scene. The body feli upon the farm Of
Horace Sanger, situated on the line Of
Boylston and Eed6eld, striking 10 mead
ow and partially oH the highway. II y es-
tmated by eur informant to cover about
half an acre of land. The earth was torn
up in terrible manner, and large fragments
we're thrown distance Of two-thirtls Of q
mile. The mass is very irregular In shape,
aud rises at some points TO sixty aud eighty
feet in height, aud is supposed to be imbed-
ded in the earth as many feet The sur
face generally has the appearance Of iron
ore. The excitement occasloned by the
event among the inhabitants was Intense
and the crgsh is said 10 have been terrific
beyond description. Many supposed that
the hual winding up Of terrestrial affairs
had tT0ly arrived.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25


If there be one attribute of the Deity
which astonishes me more than another, il
is the attribute of patience. The Great
Soul that sits on the throne Of the universe
is not, never was, and never will be, in a
hurry. In the realm of nature, everything
has been wrought out in the august con
sciousnesS of infinite leisure and l bless
God for that geology which gives me key
to the patience in which the creative pro-
cess was effected. Man has but a brief
history. A line of nineteen old men, cen.
tenarians, would, if they were to join hands,
clasp the hand of Christ and the sixtieth
of such line would tell us that his name
is Adam, and that he does not know who
his mother was. Yet this wonderful earth
unquestiOnably constructed with reference
to the accommodation of our race, was be,
gun so long ago that none but fools under,
take to reckon its age by the measurement
of years. All what baths Of fire and floods
Of water what earthquakes, eruptions
upheavals and storms what rise and fall
OF vegetable and animal dispensations
what melting and moulding and combining
OF elements, have been patiently gone
through with, TO fit up this dwelling place
Of man When / look back upon tn,
misty surface Of the dimly retiring ages-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25
From the Springfield Republican.
PreOchings upon Popular Proverbs.
pY TIMoTnY TITcoMn.-NUMBER ]

"The world not made in a minute"
Everything comes in time to him who can wait"
"For all ones early rising it dawns none the sooner"
"What rpens fast does not last Or ripe rotten
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DUCR0 & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of 4
Dealers in Furniture Of the best descriptions and every
rey, Also general Undertakers and manufacturers OF Co
fins TO ORDER Main street. North Of South Publ Square,
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GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes, and
Meloaeons Piano Stools Covers, nsruoto Books, etc.
Depot Main and Centre Streets OF H. Fasselts
Ohioe, Ashtabua. See Advertisements. 4lo