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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

6The Democratic State Convention,
it will be seen by their platform which
we publish to-day, has accepted the
screen, English Bribe BILL" as a finality.
In doing this the Convention committed
great political error, and one which, if
we are not greatly mistaken, will keep
the party greatly in the minority, in the
State, for years to come. II is true that
unless there should be a union formed by
the opponents Of this Great Bribe, upon
the principle ftrue popular sovereignty,
the Democracy may still have plurality
sufficient 10 give them the control of the
Government. A large majority of the
people of Ohio are thoroughly indoclrin-
ated in to the views Of Popular sovereign
ty, as contained in the Crittenden bill,
and it is only necessary that they be or
ganized on the principles of Popular Sow.
reignty, Political Economy and American
Protection in order TO carry the State by
an overwhelming majority.
Hear what Col. Forney of the Press
says in regard 10 the English bill, which
the Democracy Of Ohio have accepted
'as compromise measure:
"The English fuali,y cannot be accept
ed by any true Democrat and least of al
by any one who desires the success of hi.
party. On the contrary, it will be repu
dated by them all as an incumbus upor
it, paralysing its powers which it is thei
duty TO The party to shake off as soon a.
possible. But it may be asked how is 4
to be shaken off! Easily. By eleetine
members of Congress who will do justice
to Kansas-who will admit her into tht
Union as soon as she requests it, and pre-
sents a Constitution approved by hei
people. This the English finality refuse.
this the Democracy must do or it will
not only be defeated, but disgraced ant
destroyed. 1t will not do TO say 18th,
Kansas question is settled' and that thos,
who deny this are agtalors, enemies o
the Democratic party, and allies of III,
"Black Republicans"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04
MANY VOTERS.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name Of
James Sterling, as a candidate for Oountv
Recorder, subject to the decision Of the Repub.
lican County convention, and oblige
aug 4. MANY VOTERS.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

Mr.. EDIroR-Please announce the name O {
ALEXANDER EWING, of Warren, as a can.
didate for County Recorder, subject to the
decision of the Republican nominating Con.
vention, and oblige Many Voters Of Warren
and Mt. Pleasant Townships. iy 2Ss
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the name Of
JOHN B. BAYLESS, of Jefferson, as the peo.
ple's candidate lin favor of Protective Tariff
and Low Taxes for Congress, subject to The
Republican Nominating Convention, to be
held at Harlem Springs, August 10, 1858, and
oblige MANY VorERs.
ivQ8&
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04


A,MEDIcAL MURDER.-A physical in
Boston, gave prescription for an apolhe.
cary to prepare for sick child. The
prescription was so illegibly written, that
the apothecary had to guess at the words,
and SO put up dose which killed the
child. 1t is bad enough 10 steal peoples
time by compelling them to read illegiblc
manuscript upon ordinary business, bul
when life hangs upon correc! interpre.
tation Of the writing, a physicion who
writes illegibly is morally guilty of mur
der, when accident results ilom his care.
lessness. An apothecary should neye,
take the responsibility of supposing he
has correctly decyphered bad writing
He should invariably send the prescrip
ton back to be written plainly and intel
ligbly. This would show patients wba
a careless physician they have, and tha
they are more likely 10 be killed thar
curedb his prescriptions. A dismissa
IN auch cases would soon INDUCE the re-
quired carefulness. II True Press.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

MR. EDITOR PLEASE announce the name Of
Joel q. Carr, of Smithfeld Township, as a
candidate for County Surveyor, subject to the
will Of the Republican County Convention,
and oblige.
aug 4. MANY VOTERS.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04
Announcements.

VINE: Mn. EDITOR Please announce the name of
Miilialn r. MeMasters, as candidate for
Dounsy Auulsor, subject to the decision OF the
aug 4 MANY VOTERS.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

Nh. EDiToR The undersigned win be n
candidate for the office of County Auditor,
subject to the decision Of the Republican
aug A. ALEXANDER CONN
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

VNAPP'S Coal Oil Lamp. which affords
IA the most beautiful and cheapest light
in use can be purchased at the Drup EN-
porium Of HENINd q MELvIN.
april 26,56.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

E%The papers at the South continue
10 note great mortality among cattle.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

Doctor Charles Wilson has written a
volume Of some hundred puges. to explain
the pathology Of drunkenness. Diocenes
~ in two syllubIes--zig-zag
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

GIVE are authorised to say that Gen.
E. X. Eckly, Of Carroll County is a Can
didate for the nomination for Congress, to
represent the 2lst Congressional District
OF Ohio. at the approaching Republican
Congressional Convention. July IA
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

p Subscribers, we need money.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-04

% We are authorized to say that 8. L.
WADswoRTH, Esqr., Of Columbiana CO., is a
candidate for the nomination for Congress, to
represent the 2lst Congressional District of
Ohio-subject to the will Of the Republic an
Conyention of said district.
Inna l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27
EDGEFIELD, S. c.. JANUARY 27, 1858.
PHYSICAL EXERCISE.

The journals of health in various parts OF the
country give picture, by no means flattering,
of the physical dcgeneracy OF our eountrymcn.
The evil complained Of prevails principally y in
the cities which are always and everywhere
nurseries of i'll health, in which the men pass
their time in dngy work shops and close count
ing-rooms, and then women scarce ever place
their feet on the pavement, and when they do,
wear such thin shoes that colds and consump-
ton arc the general result. The consequence
is a puny, palc-iaced dyspeptic race, as unlike
as possible to the hale and vigorous men OF the
colonial era, and Of the rural districts in our
own time We see but feeble and inlrequent
indications in any of our great cities of people
having the most remote connections with those
magnificent races described by Tacitus and
others, as universally large Of statue, perfectly
formed, and excclling even the the Romans III
dignity and beauty. Think of the ancient Ger
mans, the ancient Britoas, (aml many OF the
present ones, the Romans aal the Greeks, I'M
der the simple influences of exercise and plenty
of opcn air. "Wc will defy an" onc:' says
cotcmporaly, ito study this subject without
becoming lost III wonder at the perfect science
of life and its rational enjoyment which then
prevailed, and without experiencing the deepest
regret that we Of the prc*cil; GAi' should go
waStcfulv sacrifice such nIcanS Of happiness.
The lofty ideal Of Greek art, which was
the some thing as Greek lie and Greek intel
lect, al ideal which humanity lras never since
attained, is all rctluciblc to the simple Problem
of an intelligent race Developed hy air. ir' IliI:
and exercise. The Apollo, the Ec:lllS, The :!orc
in short, the whole mythology ol Infinite
beauty, and Of ideas which l'cwildcr Tic soul
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

4 WORD OF ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.-Tie
Ohio Farmer, in some sensible remarks on wo-
mems rights, has the following paragraph:
We would beg 10 suggest another rls lit which
we think a woman is entitled to, and that is, TO
have something else besides dc'c,y aml uo,isrtae
itiEci ID her. We would venture to remark to
our Young men, that Il sensible young lady sat
least as sensible as a fool OF young man ; per-
hapS, in some cases, even more SO. Don't think
yourself disagrecable, if your face is not always
SPOILED with smirk, Il noustachc or Il simper.
The laughing hycna is not the beall-ide:l OF eve
ny young lady. Take our advice, and venture
to talk good sense; in good grammar, and with
4 natural voice and countcnancc, TO the first
Young lady you meet; it is her right TO be all
dressed in this way, and it is your right and
duty to do it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

FORGERY BY Duu.-:A large dog had been
accustomed to get bits OF money from his master
to 90 to Il meat stall TO get lis lunch of fresh
meat. One dar. When change was short, his
master gave Growlcr a piece Of white paper OIL
which was an order for the meat. The dog, nj.
ter mach urging, carried it to the meat stall and
received his food, and so for seycra: days, when,
thinking one piece OF paper WAS as good as
another he would pick up pieces of white paper
and carry them to the sta! without applying to his
master. 1t was not long before u long b!i! came
in from the meat dealer, who had such conf
Jcucc in Tie doc that he did not think 10 look at
the paper, and The dog himself WAS very ai No
arrest was made, and the dog occupies us rcs-
pcc,able position in soccty as cver.-Et''J0'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

ruE DwoEc" Business IN OHIO In Tie
Cuurt OF Common Pleas. Cincinnati, Gn The
Sth there were On tie docket no lever than
one hulrired and Ii'iy-scyen applications Tor d.
yucr. The NEWSPAPER rr;crtc: says:
Early in Tic morning the court room WAS
tI,unrcl with these Unmatched pair$, vino
lookc,l anything else than lovingly toward one
another. frowllS DISH cured tic faces where
sles should lave been, and til">c who silonI'l
have walked iianl-in-lalid aGown the pathway
of !itr until they reached the shores o! eternity:
took seats :< l;,r renewed from cach other aS
possible. They thought it contamination even
to sit in the same roum together and whenever
their eyes Glanced to meet they haSLed-not
forth the fire Of love, but that of hate, deep
and astinr"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

They have new chimney III traHcc, invented
for the consumption OF wood instead OF coal, by
the PariSians. 1t consists OF mere PIPE, into
which the logs OF wood arc thrown, and beneath
which the fire is lighted. This contrivancc pro-
duccs so much heat that the apartment is thor
ou-hly warmed during the day, and a: night the
log< completely chartcd but not consumed. arc
Withdrawn in the state of charcoal, and will sell
for double the price Of the wood in its natural
state. This chimney is the invention ota Mon
sicur Renaud, and mucil is expected from it on
the score OF economy. The same idea is being
applied to steam, using coal, which turns to coke,
as it works without smoke or ashes oi any kind,
by means Of a revolving cylinder beneath the
furnace.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

OLD AND PuoR.-A writer in the Boston C"H
ricy Geo $. lilliard,) thus touchingl expresses
Il great truth:
1T was formerly our fortune, not an cnviabc
onc 10 administer the insolvent law. An old man
who came under our jurisdiction once said to us,
1t is hard to be old and poor II WAS a simple
remark; but the look and tone gave it pathos and
significance, and how sadly, painfully trne il is !!
Tic young man can confront fortune: the stone
which she filings at him he can pick up and set US
!. Jewel in his crest, but the old man falls under
the blow. Rcjoice, then man of genius, in thy
genius 0, pure in heart, rejoice in thy purity
And o, young man, rejoice i'll thy youth, for
Time and thou art good against any two"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

JIM LANE A MORMON SpY.-Tiie reports is
becoming current that Col; Jim Lane, of Kan
sas notoricty, is now, and has been Tor some
months, in coluSion with the Mormons A
Waslllg gtun correspondent Of tie Philadelphia
Press says that the Administration is in posses
sion of information which cunclnsirely proves
the fact. "The exact character of the inlorma-
ton is not publicly known; but the impression
is, that I'M express between Brig cham Young
and Lane has been intercepted Oh the plains by
the United States forces"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27
sImK1Ns, DURIsoE CO., proprictors.
G5oiite 4oetrp,
From the Home Journ j.

FROM Ine t1Onle Jouilu.
NEVER HAVE BEEN FALSE TO THEE.
BY GEORGE p. MORRIS.
never have been false to thee!
The heart gave thee still is thine;
Though thou hast been untrue to me,
And no more may call thee mine!
I've loved as woman ever loves,
With constant soul in good or i'll;
Thou'st proved, as man too often proves,
A rovcr-but love thee still!
Yet think not that my spirit stoops
To bind thee captive in my train!
Loves not flower, at sunset droops,
But smiles when comes her god again.
Thy words, which fall unhceded now,
Could once my heart-strings madiy thrill
Loves golden chain and burning vow
Are brokcn-but love thee still
Once what heaven Of bliss was ours,
When love dispclIcd the clouds OF care,
And time went by with birds aud flowers,
While song and incense filled tic air
The past is minc-the present thine
Should thoughts OF me thy future I'LL,
Think what destiny is mine,
TO lose-but love thee, false one, still
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

i MERRY CHRISTMAS IS JAll~-On Christmas
morning, he jailor Of Marion county, Va, receiv-
cd the following petition from his boarlers:
"Wc, the petitioners, 10 ask, and further pray
THAT your Honor do permit and grant us one quart
of good old rye Whiskey, with /; sufficient guam
titv Of aloes in the same, thar we can make use
of it us medicine, for the use of our depraved
bodies, at our own expense. And we will for.
ever pray
The jaIer bcnevolently furnished the whiskey,
and it is written that the jailbirds had q merry
time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

\ SEr.r..-ikc Fall River .H,"i'mr tells t!'"
following rood story: -! c"!lnirrEan ('::"..er)
went ;ntu store in Boston The oli!cr Gi:.E. alih
told ,ilc Keeper lleigibor oi his iIad entrusted
iiu with some money TO cNlend 10 I'll" best
advantage anil he mcant To il where hc wu'!'d
l,c best treated. lie ha,l been used very we!!t
Boston by the traders and he would not part
with the ncghI~r's money rntl !;e ioalld in#n
who would treat him about right. Will SOME
s,uyi,v, the trader says; think ! GILL treat
you to your liIing. how do You want I" he
ireatc,l J. WrIi' says the Iarmcr, with Il lccr
in lis csc, In the lirst place. | want u 9 lass OF
tm!dv,; which was forthcoming. Now will
lave :! nice cigar SAYS tic cNnrynan. It wa>
promptly I:anrl linn, le>inc!r lisute'l, and
then throwing himself back, with his feet us
high as his head, lie comne'"ed putting away
like Il Dutclrnan. Now what do yom want 10
nrcllascr p SAYS tic store-kcepcr. My neigh
Dor handed ne i,ro csnts, wien lett home, to
buy him plug of tobacco; have you got the
article p The storc-kcepcr sluped inStanscr:
and the next thing that we hear of him was,
that his sides were shaking and his face on fire
with laughter, as he was relating the SCI to his
friends down town.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27
From the Frencl, of Hypolitc Andcva!l
TIE WAY TO PARADISE.

From the Frencl, of lIypolite Andcva:.l
TIE WAY TO PARADISE.
A child stood weeping at the gate,
OF La Pittic disconSolate,
Asking to sec her mother dear,
"Dcgonc," the brutal porter cricd'
"Your prayer is vain, she is not here.
81 know she is" the child replied,
"oh, let me see l:c:, I impiore;"
And still she raped the fastened door,
Till one more kindly than the rest,
Said. "Ccase thy tears. take my advice,
And try to calm Your troubled breast,
Your mothers gone to Paradise
aTo Paradise! OH where's the way =
She asked of every orc she met;
T:.cy listen kindly, and all say,
"Thc way is long, ard sore beset
With Obstacles But Hope leads on,
And Pity supports her sinking heart,
Faith encouragcs-it shall be done;
And Charity fulills her part;
And the child hopes orce more to see
Her mothers face, and with her be,
Resolved at any sacrifice
To find this way TO Paradise.
at length, upon barren soil,
Fatigue, and hunger, and the night
Ares! her in her weary toll;
4 gentle shepherd sees her plight,
And to a convent near doth lead her:
The sisters hasten forth to aid llcr,
But all too late she palcs and trcmb'es:
Death, who parts and rc-asSemblcS,
To her mother soon unites her.
Heaven opens, God invites her
Unstaincd, and pure from earthly vice,
The siulcss clill's in Paradise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

FIRE AND WATER.-A man in Pawtucket late.
ly made application for insurance on q building
situated in village where there was no engine.
In answer to the question, "What are the iacii-
ties for extngushing ires?" he wrote, " 1t rains
sometimes,'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

A correspondent relates that, one morning
the past spring, a bobolink came and sang in
field near his house. His little tolr year old
daughter was much delighted, and asked:
"What makes he sing so sweet, mother? DO
lie cal fo,oerS?"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

DR.. JouySoS as TEacHIyG.-Thc master was
severe, and wrong,headcdly severe. lie used TO
beat us numerically: ana lie did not distinguish
bctwccn ignorance and negligence for lie would
beat IL boy equally for not knowing thing as Tor
ncslectng to know it. For instance, he would
cali Il boy NJ, ;nd ask him Latin for candleStick,
which ,lc boy could not expect TO be asked.
Now. sir: if IL boy coali answer every question,
there would he no need Of 4 master TO teach him.
Dr. HILRSOn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

EARLY MARRIAGES ADvocATED.-Rcv. DR..
Bellows. in. his last lecture before tie Lowell
Institute, strongly urged the necessity Of early
marriages ai the only remedy for that liccnious-
ness 50 prevalent among tic youth of our large
cities and sonndly bcrated the fair sex for their
cytrayacant tastes and expensive habits which,
as he alleged, deter young men Of small means
from entering tie matrimonial state, and thus
lead to illicit indulgcnccs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

Adjustments Ey THE PR&slD@yr.--The fol-
lowing appointments, by and wilh the a.;vicc and
consent oi The Senate: are officially announced
III the Washington Cnion o; Sunday
John Appleton. Of Maine. 10 he Assistant Sec.
rotary o! STATE Of the United States
Richard (. Meade, of Virginia. to he envoy
extraordinary and minister picnipotcniiary of the
United States tu Brazil.
William l.. Reed, OF Pennsylvania, to be en-
voy extraordinary and minister pcuipolen,iar:' of
the United States To China.
John Bigcr, OF California, to he envoy extra
ordinary and minister plrnipnicniiary of the
United States to the republic Of Chill.
Henry I. Murphy, OF New York, to be minis.
ter resident of the United States to the Neither.
lands.
Benjamin F. Angel, of New York, to be resi-.
dc:t OF the United States to Sweden.
James Williams, of Tennessee, to be minister
resident OF the United States to Constantinople
William II, Calhoun, Of South Carolina, to be
secretary OF the legation OF the luiled States at
Paris.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

Some genius las conceived the brilliant idea
to press all the lawyers into military service, in
case of war-because their charges are so great
that no one could stand them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

a correspondent writes to know, in case the
Great Eastern steamship can't come over the
bars about Sandy Hook, why the people don't go
and let the bars down
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

YANKEE ALI. 0vER.-Bayard Taylor says that
Il Yankee, in walking i'll st. Petersburg. one
muddy day, met the Grand Duke Constantine.
ihc sIcwaIl; was not wide enough Tor two per-
sons to pass and the street Was vc:y deep !lith
-whcrcupon the American took Il silverro'lbl
from lis pocket, shook it in his closed hand, and
crie; out: Grown or tail 2" Crown" guessed
the Grand Duke " Your I!iglmcss has Won"
sail the American looking at the rollhlc and
stepping into the mud. The next day the
.imcrican WIS invited by tic Grand Duke to
lnIcrH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

Two country lawyers oscrtal;ing va@oncr
and thinking to crack u joke on him, asked with
assumed gravity:
"Pray, Mister Wagner, how is it that your
forchorSe is SO fat and the others so lean -
The wagoncr, with sharpencd Scotch penetra.
tion and knowing them 10 belong to the legal
tribe. replied:
"Wc We sec. the reason is plain-the fore
horse is lawyer an the ithcr two are his eli.
cntS.
The iokcrs vamosod instantcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

I'm lniian Caciquc, vino was made prisoner
bv the 'bravc' Spaniarls, was importuncd by
the priest to DC baptisc'l, that lie might 90 to
heaven. The Caciquc asked the ghostly father
il there were any Spaniards in heaven. The
rricst replied that heaven was full Of good Span
iards. "rhcn," answered the Caciquc, g would
rather 90 to hell"