True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-26
uLIpprNas From our EXCHANGES

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United States are said to number $50,
which is ten times as many as there are
printed in all Germany.
H Rev, Charles Kingsley is adver.
tised as having written preface to forth
coming" -" History and Life Of Rev. DR..
John Tauler." with 25 of his sermons
translated from the German.
H The man who hasn't taken a
paper for t,0eIUe gears, was in our
office yes ierdsy enquiring who was elec-
ted, Polk or Clay.-SenecG Advertiser.
EF 1t is rumored in New York city
that Col. Fremont will be elected United
States Senator for New York, in place Of
Hon. Hamilton Fish, whose term expires
next 4th of March
g Prof B. s. Hedrick, Of the North
Carolina university; who recently avowed
Republican sentiments, was, on Saturday
last dismissed by unanimous vote OF the
trustees of that institution.
,EE- 1t is said that Louis Napoleon
has positively and preomptoriIy ordered
the Projects Of France, 10 allow 10 all the
Protestants in their districts, the free
and undisturbed exercise of their religion
desiring that he may hear Of no persecu-
tion Of The Prote slants, and that they
may never again be disturbed. in their
worship. ,...a .,.
EE The Protestant Episcopal Witness
says that, whereas in 1910 there we're
but few Protestant Episcopal parishes in
this city, where the evangelical element
was dominant, there is now scarce an i'm
portaut or vigorous parish, except Trini-
ty, where it is not in the ascendant.
EY' At "a an unmarried womaris in
The May time of her existence. At that
age her chance of marrying well is better
than it was at any previous period-he.
cause her judgment is more able to exer.
else beneficial control over her imagina.
tion'
&F William S. Coleman. President
of The San Francisco Vigilance Commit
tee, was arrested in New York city on the
complaint of James Malonev, charging him
for being instrumental in expelling him
from San francisco. Coleman was held
in $50 900 bail to answer. ..
EE An Exchange says: We are as
sured by one who has tried the expert,
ment, that potatoes, though frozen ever so
hard, if put into boiling hot water, with
out previous washing in cold, are as sweet
and palatable as though the frost had not
touched them.
Eg TO prick the finger with needle
when sewing, is very common accident,
and sometimes the puncture is deep and
the. blood difficult 10 stop. This can be
cured inslantaneously by touching the
wound with mere particle of dry chic,
ride of lima and not washing il off for a
few minutes. The puncture Immediately
closes, and causes no further nconveni,
ence.
@ John G. Taylor, Sheriff of Win
nebaga County, ILL.,, in endeavoring to ar.
rest Alfred Counlryman, charged with
stealing was shot dead by the prisnner,
The murderer fed to the woods. A large
number of citizens pupsued'and captured
him, and lodged him in Jail. Great ex-
citement existed, and strong disposition
was manifested to lynch him but This was
finally overcome. ID. ,..- ..a. ...
Ey- The Wellsvile Patriot states that
an eastern company has purchased 800
acres Of mineral land OH the Virginia side
of the river near WeIlsville with the de.
sign oferecling Iron Works, and making
oil, and benzole gas Query from btu
minous coal. Names j. D. Stevenson
ofWashington D. c., +. P. Cope Of Phila.
delphia, and j. r. Crandal of Baltimore
time Of commencing next spring.
EE A piece Of barbarous cruelty, per
petra'ed on noble animal, by acoward.
ly rufian, is thus narrated in the MaysvilIe
Eagle:
"We are informed that young man
living near Orangeburg, for some cause
became excited against another who was
visiting the same house. So, after dark,
he proceeded 10 the stable for revenge
where he cut off as he supposed, the ears
of his rivals horse. Imagine his surprise
the next morning, on getting ready to ride,
to see his own fayori,o horses head all
bloody, and minus those useful appenda.
ges. One can imagine but not describe
his feelings"
RE.OPENING THE SLAVE TRADE,-We