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"May be married. mai" said a little beau
ty to her mother. "Why do you want to
be married." returned the mother ''Why,
ma, YOU know that the children have never
seen anybody married, and thought Nigh.
plasae them"
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BRIEF TRUTns. Fortune only persccutes
distinguished characters. Strans float TO
the surface, while pearls sink to the DO tom
Though the heavens are spangIed vita All
iniinjtude Of stars, the sun and moon alone
are subject to eclipse.
BE modest and resemble the star, which,
though high and exalted, shines upon the
water; rather than the vapor, which, though
mean and obscure, lifts itself to the clouds.
Men and gold fix each others value.
Justice is like glass, which can not be
bent, but is easily broken.
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is their privilege 10 appear SO. Many forget
tier duties, but all remember their priyileg-
We can never die too early for others,
when we live only for ourselves.
The word Of an honest man is surer than
the gold Of william.
If the shoe of monarch could do as
much as the monarch himself, the court
would be divided between his majesty and
his shoe.
We are never so proud and so humble as
when we are praised.
What is styled timidity, is probably moth
ing but the fear Of showing too little merit.
Dandes may become useful in the same
manner as those slaves of Sparta, who were
made drunk in order to inspire children with
q horror of intoxica,ion.
Friendship does not display itself in words,
but it acts unremittingly those pretended
friends who talk Of nothing but their hearts,
sra lilo thosa cnwar1s u hn are continually
vaporing about bravery and battles.
Money is a good servant and bad mas
ter.
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The Troy Times describes blasted hopes
to be marrying a woman with the expecta-
ton of getting her with $4,000 and when
the union is consumated to be presented with
a bill for last years board
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Phil adciphfa saddIcry warehouse
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PLouaHs-Carey, Dudley, and Peacock Ploughs,
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INDIA RUBBER BETTING, PACKING, &c.
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Boston Betting COMPANY for the sale of india rubber
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Hose of every size together with all descriptions of
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VOLUME FIFTH, FOP laj
=. The Little Pilsh,
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Press Onward.

Come, down happier. lovelier look,
Nor sink thy heart in woe,
There's pages yet in lfe's worn book
Adorned with brilliant glow;
Muse not upon the gloomy past,
Nor future sorrows dream
BY one brief turn of fortunes blast
May golden prospects gleam.
Think not upon the joys now gone
OF pure aud dazzling hue;
Grid on watchworI, or yard, on
That word will e'er prove true.
Pine not Der joys of transient stay,
Or blishted hopes Of fame;
Thou yet 'nay'st win a glorious day,
AND wear deathless name.
Let hope within thy bosom dwell
Twill lead thy steps Alright,
And weave around thy heart spell
Humid by golden light,
Twill point to scenes Of bliss sfar,
And be thy truant guide
Twill prove faithful guiding star
Ger life's tempestuous tide.
"Cheer up" and bid each care depart
That rankles in thy breast;
Relieve Of gloom thy youthful heart,
Let hope supremacy rest,
Ter. yet will bliss thy pathway straw,
10 light thy footsteps on;
Within earth's fleeing dome.
Q, plant thy flag in realms Of air,
And let thy hopes soar high;
Then, from thy heart erase each care,
That in confusion lie;
Press on, nor heed the winds that blow
Pause not amid earth's throng;
Let luster on the fair cheek glow
Thy watchword-ONwAKD on!
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To Merchants and Planters.

10 VVFC1slUtS fsksU 1N"NCa"
The subscriber has on hand and is constantly re
cciving'a large and complete assortment Of Phlade
phia manufactured Plantation and Road Wagons for
qorses and oxen, cane and other carts, Drays, Tim
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of all kinds and all other articles in the line made
70 the best materials and workmanship, warranted
be superior to any other manufacture, for sale on
as good terms and lower than any other establish
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call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON
No. - Perdido Street, New Orleans.
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-20

The town, those who know you in adver.
si'y are equally desirous Of clarifying you
in prospelity.".an s-aa. L. l-..ea
b ."But you dearest--you never were in
adversely after all" sutw vaU l'a
II might have been, am not sorry
for The experiment. shall be less ex-
acting hereafter, and trust, moro char.
table and thoughtful towards those who
do meet with misfortune .e
"But you have learned one thing -"
"Well what" just as if she didn't
"You have learned that my love for
you was founded upon some thing stronger
that money bags"
Another week saw another surprise
party in the village. A double wedding
came off in the cottage on the bill, 10
which all The village was once more in.
vited, and long after it ceased to be the
town talk, people were won't to say they
never saw prettier couple than William
Earle, and Mamie Nixon, or happier
one than Farmer Wayland aud Mary Mi.
landa Hall. ..-. .- q
N. B. Susas Decker now lives with
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle, and from all ap-
pearances has become that enviable per-
son-''the happiest crilter in the world" "
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-20
POetical.
iron THE TRUE AMERICANA
Work While the Day Lasts.
by W. A. uRQUnART.

Work while the day lasts, for the night cometll
The night cometh apace--when no work can
be done.
With many It's now the close Of the day,
And the messenger waiteth to bear them away.
Work while The day lasts-in earnest work on
Your sun m,y go down, even while it is noon.
How stands your account with your Father 1
command t....
60 and work IN my vineyard, no more idle
Work while the day lasts. The poor utter
their cry,
Oppression and wrong raise their proud heads
on high;
Macedorias call cometh up DER the land
Look around you there's work for your heart
and hand.
Work weie the day llsts-strike for God and
the right ,.,.... t....
For the brothers now pinng in Slavery's
might; .+ F..
Give to evil no court-no quarter TO sin
Fear not, fsr the Right shall eternally win.
Work while The day lasts. Then, when night
cometh on,
You may peacefully slumber, your labors over
Then shall come the glad message to welcome
you home .
Enter into my rest, and sit down on my
throne. IL
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-20
VOL. NO 81.

"There is the mistake. my brother,'t !
replied the deacon, again raising his eyes
towards the rafIers. "I didn't say we
picked upten bushels Of pigeons. Bro
ther Fingle is mistaken; /; | said ~" 35 t5.
eyes, know what you said! !" inter-
rupted several; "you did say il, and we
can prove it easy enough! |! You can't
coma that game over us, old hoss ly." =
"Order. brethring," said the minister,
"let's hear Brother Thrope's story, and
then you can make any remarks you may
wish" s..
swell, as I was sayin',' resumed the
deacon, IL didn't say we picked up Ten
bushels of pigeons--Bro.her Fingle is
mlstaken--I said we picked up ten bu.
shels--meaning corn--that the pigeons
had shattered off," nA 90 VI 6.q1g ai
"Amen p went up from the congrega.
tion, and a rush was made at deacon
Thrope to shake him by the hand. lis
needless to say he was restored 10 full
fellowship and confidence. bai8 stn