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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21

There Is good reason why little man should
never marry widow He might be called the Wild
ows mite "
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
LADIES, MISSES, AND CIIlLDREN's
SHOES

Mrs. T. b. LYONS. would respectfully call the
M attention Of the Ladies to large and splendid
assortment Of shoes. which shc is Offering at New
York prices, consisting in part Of
French Kid llcnl Boots,
Missc. tipped Caters.
Ladies colorcd tipped Caters with Heels.
Indios French KID Ties,
do do Bu.las.
Childrnns fancy tutor Boots.
Ladies coorrd Cong Heel Caters
do Lace do DO
Goat Kid lace do Boots
Chllrpn- cnlorcd Fox Caters
Ladies plain front lace CATERS,
Children. button fancy Boots.
Misses l,l Il. Il. Boots.
Ladies' French Kid slippers with Heels
Childrus lace Boots.
fancy parodi Boots.
Children. Patent Leather Ankle Tics
ID do d. i. T. Boots
Mise. tipped Heel Caters
Also: 4 lot Of .nm over shoes. sandes &c which
are adapted for ladies exposed to have damp feet or
for children going to school.
In addition 10 the above | might nil long list
adapted 20 Ladies. Misses. and Childfcns ordinary
wear. or for particular occasions.
Having room fitted up for The purpose I think
Ladies vii find they can he exactly suited Il. regard.
H. without leaving the store. Please call.
SEP; 2f. 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21

A CAUTION 10 FARMERS BoYs,--A Yankee lad
whose father was farmer, went into the BARNARD
TO play, short time ago, and being detained prs-
oncr by a thunder storm, he fell asleep on bag Of
guano The old gentleman. when the storm wa,
over went into the barnyard to look for his son and
met a giant eight feet high, coming ont of the barn
Halo who are YOU cried the old man wbal
are you doing here r
why father squeaked the Goliah, "it's me =;
don't you know Tommy"
YOU. the astonsled parent replied "why Tom
my, how on earth did you get stretched ont SO long
why, father replied the boy, looking down np.
as you put in the barn. and that and the Lightning
together has doue the business"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
Tbe .frlitiana nrmotrat.
THAT MAN DESERVES YOUR PRAISE.

Know You man whose early life
Had little promise but of care:
Whose prospects in the wide worlds strife
Were anything but fair:
Who has yet step. by step. uprose
Above the dreams Of early days.
Aud smiles upon his youthful woes?
That man deserves your praise.
Know you n man whose soul outpours
Wild music to melodous spheres
Who moves manknd's half hidden stores
OF iovililncSS aud tears:
Who sings of what Is good and fair
And wishes strife and Warlike trays
Had ceased to cause mankind despair?
That man deserves your praise.
Know you man Of wealth and fame.
Who kindly lcndcth to the poor.
Not seeking TO blaze forth his name,
At every rich mans door:
Who daily doeth good by stealth.
In many different kindly ways:
That man has lofty moral health =
That man deserves your praise.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
LARK /, It's wandering nchns wnl;n.
Zl1NO.

a. n man Xrno appears deserving Of the hiahes
respect. Although sharing the doctrines Of The ~
mics. he did not share their grOssncss their insolcncp
their cicctotion lii person hr was tall and .l,,
DER and, although If weakly constitution. he lived
to q great age. being rgillN ab-tcmiOus. feeding
mainly upon figs. Tread. ana honey. lii- brow wa.
lurrowcd with thought aud this gave tinge ol
severity to is aspect. which accorded with the au..
tcriiy Of his doctrines. 80 honorcd and respected
was hc by the Aticlians that they intrtIstcd 10 him
the key. Of the citadel ana whcn he died they erect
ed TO his memory a statue Of brass. lis death i.
thus recorded ln his uiaety-cighh wear ~ he IA.
ger lie was 50 affected a the consciousness Of hi-
inirmity, that, striking the earth. he exclaimed
why am thus importnnpd: Earth, obey Inv
summons. lie went home and snanglcd himself
IN the history OF humanity there are period. whom
society seems fast di-soyng: when ancient crrrd>
have lost their majesty aud new creeds want disci.
pies when The onlooker the fabric tottrring be-
meath which his ielowncn are crowded either in sal.
len despair or IN disappearing rNity: and seeing
this. he feels that cre i safety stu possible il mr
will but be bold he raises voice OF warning and :,
voice Of cXhortation he bids them behold thcir n,rl
and trenblc behold their salvation and resolve lie
breaches to Them doctrine they have been unused
to hear: or hearing II. unused 10 heed and. bv the
mere iorcc OF his own intense conviction. be gathers
round him some believers who are saved. IF social
anarchy be not toe widely spread he saves the conn-
try by directing Its onergie. In new channel: il
the countrys doom is sealed. he makes n gallant Ell
fort though vain one, and . leaves spotess name
TO after timc:.''
Such man was Zeno. Greece wa, fallen: but
hope still remained \ widespread disease was fat
eating out the vgor Of it. life; skeplcism ndINur-
encc. sensualty. epicHreln rones. were only com
teractcd by the magnificent but vague works Of PA
to or the vast bHJ abstIuse system Of Ari,otIe.-
Greek civilization was fast falling to decay. little
time. aud Rome, the she wolf ! nur.ng would usirp
the place which Greece had once so proudly held :
the place Of vanguard Of European oiyiifzaiOn.-
Rome, the mighty, would take from the feeble hun,l-
OF Greece the trust she vas longer worthy 10 hnl
There was prcseatiment of Rome in Zcnos breast
In him the manly energy and stern simplicity which
were to conquer the world in him the deep rcyer-
ence for moral worth, which was the glory Of Rome
before intoxicated with success she sought 10 apc
the literary and philosophical glory Of the old Hclns
Ieao the stole had Roman spirit: and h. is the
reason why so many noble Romans became bis diSci-
pies; he had d.cphercd the wants Of their spiritual
nature
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
nou NG AMERICA TARGET PISTOL

TVlII- DI-Ir,I =
" ~ ioi H. INTENDED n the torcrnnner of
! III" ordinary pistol and is DESIGNED far vonn"
men ana boys who wish TO enjoy the exciting sport Of
llhg ~ target, at the most trifing expense. and
"ltho" any danger Of accident. The chcapest ordj-
"ry P'siol Is Three or four times the price of this
"Hiae. hcihg dangerous in the hands of boys This
pistol is loaded with the common Fire Cracker which
lpfms ar complete cartridge and will carry ball ten
or hl.'en PAGES with the same precision as the ordn-
ary pistol, but not with sufficient force to do any se-
,iou' aanage As America is II shooting nation, the
>oung American must and will learn the art by which
our independence was secured. Hence this Target
ilsioI is exactly in time and must meet with univcr
sal sale among our youth Of the South and West It's
operation is perfectly simple, and it is not liable to
s'1 out oi order \ full description will accompany
every case of pistols. The pistols are put I'M at tho
r"eory IN cases OF 90 each ready send by express
to any part of the United States. 'f's s''
FRENCH, HALL a. Co.
% ~, New Haven CT
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NAUMANM g. STRAUSS.
Fine Watches. Jcwehy, Books. Stationery. \
FANCY ARTlC LES.

NGY ARTICLES.
HAVE RECEIVED from New York, new and
III complete assortment Of goods TO which they in
vitc ihratcntiun of the people oi Clinton ana NeIH'-
". and The ladirs especially,
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~" Sign Of the GOLD WATCH. ~ The store for
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
TIE VOICE OF NATURE.
pY JAMES O. PERcivAL.

4 voice IL heard Ia the winds and waves,
In the sound OF the ever rolling sea
'Tis whispered amid the gloom Of graves.
And il speaks from the hill Top loud and free.
'Tis murmurng in every breath Of air.
And II pluses not when the leaves are still
Where the waters are falling il prnitlcs there,
And II whistles along the hcathery hill
Upon The brown and lrery steep.
Where the brambles .tir with the rustlng bird
Down IN the green and Grassy deep.
Whore the coral ln-tle.. that voice j. heard,
Far il is borne on the summers lrorZc-
Der sunny meadow aud lowcry plain:
And then II steals to the Glancng trees.
And II lost i'll their shddowy gloom again.
IIark its wandering cchos wake.
They are now in the hear, Of the rirtcd rock
Now they lie in the sumhrring lake.
Nov are at play with the bounding hock
Not withcring leaf l,y the wind i stirred.
No, q murmnr moves through the hcndin corn.
But far that summonng voice l. heard.
Like the loud clear notes Of the winding horn.
O, It's voice that comes from Heaven
Borne like spirit ia light along;
Now like the rush of q tempest driven
Murmnring now in the charm OF song.
Hear yc the voice? Then come away
Far from the haunts oi rudrr men
Come where the leaves and fountains play.
You may ioye and be happy then!
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21

Mrs. Smith, hearing strange sounds, inquired of
her new servant If she snored in her sleep.
u don't know marn," replied Becky, quite in,
nocently, . never lays awake long enough to dis
coyern
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21

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A lover is one who lives on sentiment and moon
light who dis,k advice and salt pork AID suppose.
that all that's required to convert this world into
a paradise, isa six keyed flute and pair Of Light
blue eyes.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18
Tha Oldest Man in America.


An intelligent correspondent of the
Cassville (Ga.) Standard, says:
There is now living in Murray Co.,
in this State; on the waters on The
waters of Holley Creek, Revolution
airy veteran, who has attained The age
OF one hundred and thirty.iour. His
name is John Hames. As | was on my
way to visit the relcl Of the expired
eighteenth century, inquired of an
oldish gentleman about sixty if he knew
him. "Oh yes, know him" said he,
he is my grandfather ~
John Hames was born born in Nee.
klenburg county, Virginia, and was a
lad ten years old when Washington was
in his cradle. He was thirty two when
Braddock met his defeat on lheiMonon-
gahela. He, with several Of his neigh
bors, set forth to join tine head strong
and i'll lated commander, but after sew
cral days march were turn ed back by the
news of his overthrow. He migrated
to South Carolina nearly hundr ed years
ago. He was in thirteen considerable
conflicts during the war of Indepen-
dence, and. in skirmishes and recontres
with Indians, with tories, and with Brit.
tsh, times beyond memory, He was
with Gates at q amden, with Morgan al
the Cowpens, with Greene at HillSboro
and Eulaw, and with Marion in many :
bold rush into tory camp or red coat qua
ters. The old patriarch is still quite
smart and hearty. He converses with a
smile, and occasionally laughs very
hearty. He attributes his long life, frs
fall, to an unwav rim G trust in the good
ness of Divine Providence. He has al
ways believed through the many years o
his long life that the Almighty was eve
present to protect and sustain him
Another means is, extreme simplicity o
diet. For one hundred years of m,
life," Said he, q" mush and milk was m
breakfast, and milk and mush was m
supper. He has always lived on thu
frontier, having begun seven times in tn
woods. The flesh lie eat for his mid-da
meal was that of wild animals.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

TNHE NEXT Session ofthe Union Insti-
L tute for the counties of Harrison and
Jefferson, will be held at Steubenvile,
commencing on Monday, April 9th, and
continuing one week.
The forenoon of each day will be devoted
to recitation and class drills the after
Moons and evenings to lectures. TEXT
Books: Rays Arithmetics, parts II and III;
Pinneo's Grammar, and M'Guffey's 9Th
Reader. The rates of boarding will be
announced next week.
Arrangements have been made to secure
the services Of the very best Teachers and
Lecturers.
Teachers from neighboring states ant
counties are cordially invited to be pre-
sent.
For the accommodation of such as de-
sire it, an examination Of teachers will be
held on Friday the 10th, beginning at
o'clock, A. M.
BY order of the Executive Committee
marllS7-4t
NoTE.--In view of the above nance
Institute, whose interests are somewha
identified with those of the M'Neely Nor
NAL School, the opening of the next tern
of that Institution will be postponed unit
April l3, 1857,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18

The GREATEST MEDICAL Discovery
OF THE AGE Our readers will bear us
out in the assertion, that we have been
careful almost to iasddeopsaess, in speak
ing ofnew discoYeries in the medical sci
ence. From the fact that we make no
pretensions to knowledge of materia
medica, we have regarded it as the wise
and prudent course TO say nothing upon
the merits Of any discovery, until by
practical experience its effects have been
demonstrated. 1t has now been about
twenty months since the introduction OF
Dr.. KENNEDY's Medicine into this city.
For the first year there appeared to be a
great hesitancy ON the part Of the afflicted
in testing its virtues, but by gradual ad'
vances its intrinsic merits are at length
being appreciated. Where is the invalid
in this city, or Surrounding country, who
has given this medicine a fair trial, an(
has not been benefited by it If such
are to be found let them speak. This
remedy possessing as it does, such ex
traordinary virtue, for the healing of th'
maladies to which our race is liable, WI
regard it as an act of true philanthropy
to give its merits a wide spread circula
ton.
1t can be obtained at any Of lie Dru,
Stores in this city.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18
PUBLIC AUCTION.

VNHERE WILL BE OFFERED AT
L Public Sale at the store room lately
occupied by N. g. J. S. Dixie, Steuben-
Vile Ohio, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, AID. 1857.
at 10 o'clock, A. M. Of said day, and con-
tinue from day to day. until all is sold. A
LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES, IN
PACKAGES, CONSISTING OF
l2S Chests of Tea, from A lbs. to so lbs
each.
36 Bags of Coffee,
13 Boxes of Tobacco,
Barrels of Rice, and great variety oil
other articles, such as Chocolate, Ground
Pepper, in Boxes Pepper in bags, White
Crush Sugar, Cloves, Spices, Ginger, Mad
der, Starch, Glass, Nails, Salt, Brooms
Cotton Yarns. Carpet Chain, Ceverle
Yarn, Tanners Oil, Fancy Soaps, Soda
Shot, Extract of Coffee, &c., &C..
Also, Scales, Office Furniture, empty
Barrels, &c. Terms of sale Cash.
marl9-lt JOHN s. PATTERSON
Trustee.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18

CoNcERT.--A concert Of Vocal and in
slrnmental music wilfbe given for the
benef. Of the Presbyterian Church ol
Richmond Ohio, at the above named
Church, on Wednesday Evening March
25lh. Prof. Mueller late of Baltimore
will be present with one Of his best Or
ga n-Hsrmonicons. Other musicians and
vocalsls from distance will be in at;en.
dance Several Female Performers will
add interest to the occasion, by number
or choice pieces on The Piano-Forte.
Admission % cts. Doors open at 81
o'clock. Concert to commence at II.
For further particulars see Programme
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18
See advertisement.

Pronounced Mcurable By his PhySi-
ciams- Yet Cured By Ho9flands German
Bitters.-Central Bridge ScIlohare Go.
N. Y. Feb l5 1855.
DR.. G. M. Jackson--D Dear Sir-A gen.
teman by the name Of Larhin, living in
this place, who has been under the doc.
tors charge, and confined to the house
for two years past with Li0er Complaint
which last fall turned into Dropsy. ant
was pronounced beyond cure by ne prin
cipal PhySicians Of the place, and hi.
friends expected him to die daily, is now,
after taking i've bottles Of the German
Bi,ters, out doing errands and attending
to his daily business. The Biliers arc,
consequently, in great demand.
Respectfully JOHN @. CARRYL.
Sec advertisement. March 2t
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18
Steuhenville Public Schools

The closing examinations of the present
session will be as folio ws:
In the High School on Thursday and
Friday the 26th and 27th inst.
In the several rooms of all the schools
below the High school on Wednesday
the 25lh.
The next session, will commence on
Tuesday the 2lst day of April. Only a
limited number of pupils can be received,
and, preference will be given to such as
have been punctual and regular in atten'
dance during the present term, who pre-
sent themselves with their classes at al
examinations, and who commence with
the beginning
JAcoB N. DEsELLEM SUPT.
Sleubenville March 18th 1857.