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An exchange tells story of country
party thus A stalwart young rustic, who
was known as a formidable operator in a
Stree fight" had Just married blooming
country gal, only sixteen years Of age,
and the twain were at party, where a mum
Der Of young folks of both sexes were ENJOY
ing themselves in the good Old-tashioned
pawn,Playing style. Every girl in the room
was called out except Mrs. C., the beautiful
Young bride aforesaid, and although there
was not a youngster present who was not
dying to taste her lips, they were restrained
by the presence of her herculean husband,
who stood regarding the party with look of
sullen dissatisfaction. They mistoOk the
cause of his anger, however, for suddenly
rolling up his sleeves, he stepped into the
middle of the room, and in tone AMI voice
that at once secured marked attention, said:
" Gentlemen, have been noticing how things
have been working here for some time, and
amt alfsatisfcd. don't wait to raise
fuss, but
whats the matter, John?" inquiredhalf
q dozen voices. "What do you meant Have
we done anything to hurt your feelings?"
ayes, you have hurt my feelings; and l
have just this to say about it it:-Here's every
gal in the room been kissed mighty nigh q
dozen times apiece, and there's my wife, who
consider as likely as any of 'em, not had a
single one tonight; and just tell you, now,
If she don't get as many kisses in the balance
of the time as any gal in the room, the man
who sights her has got me to fght-that's
all now 60 ahead with your play"
If mrs. @. was slighted during the balance
of the evening, we did not know fit. As
for ourselves, we know that John had no
fault to find with us individually, for any
neglect on our part.
, 1858-03-12

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, 1858-03-12

II is no longer proper to say Of lady that she
Is dressed in the "height OffashiOn." The phrase
now is, "in the breadth Of fashion"
"SaIly, A" said fellow to girl who had red
hair, "keep away from me, or you will set me
aHre" mo danger Of that" was the answer,
"yOu are too green to burn"
"A pretty pair ofeyss are the best mirrors to
shave BY" Yes" said bachelor on reading
the above, "many man has been shaved by
them"
, 1858-03-12
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NScsIIaNy.


Pron ~Ths Harp OF a Thousand strlngs."
The following, together with the well
known sermon on the "IIarp of Thousand
Strings" is published in England as vert.
iAble specimen Of the pulpit oratory of the
backwOods Of the United States
~Beluved breethering, I'm the man what
preached the sarmon which has been printed
in the papers, from the tex And he played
on harp nv thousand strings-sperits NV
just men made perfeck.' | Imout as well say
idcn't take pride in things Nv that sort, for
In the language Ofmy tex tu day-rm an
orful sinner, the one among ten thousand, and
the one altergether luvly. Them is the
words which you will find in Geneses. Pm
guine to preach without notes, 'kase can't
rite, and 'kase I couldn't read it ef could,
my notes are bank notes, of which have a
pocket full, and notes of hand, which shall
give to our Squire to collect, when | gets
back to lpdianny, fhr-Pm an orfal sinner.
the chief among ten thousand, and the one
altergethsr luyly.
Ibis tex, my breethemg, can be divided
into three pieces-fast-- -second-third.-I
F6st, Pm an orfhl sinner. That means
you Individually, not me personally. There
are more sinners nor one. It's o sin to drink
water and catch the ague, whar little spirit
viii keep you IN good health-'tis sin to
steal unless you steal awileaway-'tis q sin
% swear, unless you swear and sin not-'tis
asin 70 lie, unless you lie low and keep dark
Pride y sin. Sum Is proud Of their looks ;.
nov ] amt though I've the gift and the grit
tOPeak in. Some is proud oftheir larnin'
thank God I've none 70 be proud of-fOr I'm
an oFfiI sinner, The chiefamOng ten thousand,
md The one aliergether luyly.
Second, Chief among ten thousand.'-
Thar : different kinds Of chiefs. That's the
minrhiaf iho chief Of sinners, and the Cayuga
Chief The mischief means the Old Boy
uhat Keeps he freoiice below, and lets poor
folks suffer in The cold here on airth. The
chief of sinners means you, you wharfrats,
nrisr.de-melous, amaebuss animals, what live
hare abous he canaWl. Look ct them ere
hosleS riss up in judgment agin you, high Nv
boin, lon nv Aish, tuif hides, and short mem
ofill. hudr The crows eawing, fur they know
that vhar he cannwl Is thar viii the crows
b guh,rsd. Ths cayaga chiefIs . fslIer
, 1858-03-12
DR. GUYsoTTs IMPROVED
Extract cf gslIOW Dock apo SafsapatIII

@~ w SASOA1 - AMI AeONGD
Extract Of gslIcU Dock apo SafsapatlIa
IN QUART BOTTLES,
rs ACIkN0WLEDGED TO BE THE BEST
Il saIsaparlla made, ~ b certi6sd By the wonderful
cures t has performed RenembxF this Il The ony TINE
and genuine article. This medicine when used accOId-
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
ecEoiua, or kings Evil, Caneers Tumors EsuptonS q
the ein, ESyapelas, Chronic Sore Eye, RingWorm
or letter. bcald Bead, rheumatism, PAins IN
the Bones and yotnis. Old Sores and
Disease of the Kidusys. L;sS0i Appetite,
Disease arising nom The use d
Mercury Pain 10 the Side aud 9honldel General Debility
JAundice and COstivuness.
The Best Female Medicine known,
The yellow Dock and sArIaparlla b peculiarly adap,.d
for emaes q delicate health, rlsulting from Fiugulstl
Of menstrual discharges and olhsr diseases peculiar 70
their sex We assure The uctsd thas betlle o. tWo u
DE-. Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and aarsapaFla
vii q ones regulate those dicaltiel and renew ths
0A1 IION5DO no. Be imposed upon BY unprIncIpled
In QIArt Bottles snd sOd By ~ respectable duggIta
PARK 4 WHITE, Sole Agents.
l32 Wnshlngtun si oet, San franclnco
Also, importer and general Agents Tor a the genuine
PATENr hkDlCINE, and sell the came in qlahtIles
WHO WANTS WHITE TEETH, CTFAR AKIN.
w aud beautiful d. hair iOhr trial WIN s11is nr
u The superb qualities Possessed " the following ns
LasOnrs West India seaP Tech Root
whissn: and PO.hs. ne teeth Purss the breath, and
JonsGas italian Soap
make. dsOosEsd srupIvs akin clear, ans and whs and
70 The best Shaving Soap made.
Jonos'S Coral llnIr RestoIaaavo
soss sAe HART grow dArk, stops IL Ang, dIasss and
S.i1 ~ -. ~ a.. :. -. /. q. : =, - J
, 1858-03-12
wa.AIagtoa City. Jan. s.A. lsss. S.'''A'

SPnRMAToARHGA, Or LOCAL WRAKRRss, NKRyoua
~ Ds1hy Log sprlls, LAAntuue, MssknsaS q ~
aud study, Dunsls u Appshsnsion, L0SS n namorv.
aveon eoclety love o. SOtude, midity ell fd.iFis
e..ile., heAdAehe invOlunay dschAERSs pana N ~
and OtheF iha mltos IN man an cured lfhoai M N ~
!esny eesnIaed 1yalean and eurgoon, Dr. l. J. CAP
kAL. hs method q curing dlssasea Z new (unknoWn
y..sm ena neneo h9 great enccoas All consultation.
ND. San Ffanelsco. California. i.aa
, 1858-03-12
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, 1858-03-12


Although We acknowledge with pride and gratitude
that the Press Of California y in appecAhe measure
Anti athuc and that Il Is the most literal 10 the whole
world yet We think Cath lie journal, free from the
rancor of posmcS, and devoted 70 the cultivation q
O. hole literature, neither snpeTaaous uncAld for.
sach IL Il the design Of the projectors Of The Monitor to
beyond the soops o an writers merely indnerent upon
the Of religion there Is vide hvd tor the bene
elA exercise Of the Influences which the spread Of Catholic
literature falls not iouer and maintAin. The cOmmn
non Of sentiment and sympathy in the cause Of gn
and morality which actuats the members Of the church
demand that the progress Of eVenis-Which, though Of
import 70 the political secular press tend 10 animate
and snllVen the fath- be made known 70 theD
The struggles and progress Of The church In our own
State are unknown 70 the great body Of Catholics here
because We are unrepFesened at the press; aud the
sane reason our 6fshTen in other parts u The Union
and Chsiendom know nothing Of Us As members Of the
|" Household of the Faith"
BAt the desO,eting dog%as and psraicic1s immcEaty
because u cheap aud served up In fashion b create
and cater 10 diseased appetite 10 the reading public
call upon 81 good men g assist with tneir eess snegs
oAnse q influences % magn; and 70 th branch Of y!
outy The Monitor khal devote itself with hearty zeal
Thers arc in this STATE some Thousands Of Irahmen-
lndasrio, moral and integent-who love the land Of
their birth and the home Of their kindred with the 1--we
that lives long and WAKES not old 70 whom, We iOndy
believe weekly summary Of IFlsh intelligence prepared
with view 70 our requirements In this far on land, will
not be unWee0me Aud it Il the determination Of the
prOprsto Of The Monitor 70 leave nUthing undOHe 10
deserve their sanction and support
For the rest, We hope % furnish Journal which viii
amuse well instruct; which, neither In advertse
meniS nor any Other department shall contain anything
which judlcous parent would Be unwilling 70 place
bslOro hs child; though our columns will BE- ssaiOned
with mlIth and good joke win b q welcome, nsaTiy'
q Q subscription.
are III their various phases outside province and
will Be carefully kept there. ~
No pains viii Be- spared 70 make our mining. ageul:
, 1858-03-12
JOHN D. ARTHUR,
IMPORTER AND JoBBER


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
washingtOn street, near Davis.
HAS JUST REcEIvED, BY LATE ARR
IL walls lrUm the East aud will uOntiuus 70 receive
large and varied A-SOrtInrnt Of
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are the following, which win b
Sold at the Lowest Market Rates
OF YOksS, assoE,ed sises, complete;
GhndstOles, assorted szes-alarge assortment;
Or YUkes, plAini OK boW pins; OF chains;
Churns thermometer and JllndeF, assorted sizes;
Steel Garden RAkes, assorted szesi Potato Hooks and
Steel spades Ausss, SQuarei long and short handled
HOes To.is No. y assorted si.ssi cnllOru. and Plant
Steel grain and coal Scoops; bay Knives;
CroWears, sledges, Screw WIenches, Brushes;
bay CattsT., assorted sizes; Hone and Wool Cards;
Hay Fuks 2. and tine, TuItlo's and other klnds;
Barley Forks, large; Manure and Straw Forks;
hay takes; Barley kakes. best quality;
eed eQses; Cultivation, with steel aud cast iron teeth;
u Fse Rakts. revolving and steel loeih;
Farm Wagons, light aud heavy; Harness;
Carie and Cart Harness; Hames; Horss CoIlaEa;
ncb: r I s-n Y E.s. q y EACH
powA, steel and cast Iron, Of all sizes and prices;
piow Points, all kinds; Trace hAinS; Pvsi Augen;
Sneese Sass Fre,ses; Chee;e hoopa; Wen 6uekets;
Axe, PICK, Sledge, Fork and Rake handles;
Corn Mills, grain Mills; elckles; Scythe Stones;
sAn91ing Nils e Sr,ed szeI; Extra kuiyes, xes;
Reapsrs' Mowers, Thfsuhers. &c.
The subscriber, having purchased and made arrange
ment! Tor ial supply 0f Agricultural Implements, N
nem Lofk snd bslon' fom whence be has but recently
IN THE CONSTANT RECEIPT
, 1858-03-12
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HO, EVERYBODY, FACE THE MUSIC AND READI


10 stop shmenG
HyOidrd rd a se.wea @yOutg
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On Saturday, March 9Th, will he Published In San Fran
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and General intelligence Il will be isued In quaEto
form, and contain frty columns o. printed matter.
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, 1858-03-12

TO THE AFFLICTED.

al nNV
,ousu n hs Institute foT The cnre Of Chronic disco or
the In0a LiveT Kdneva di0eatve And Genital or0nna
and mi 5Iv.te dseaSea Vi. avnhIIic ulera TonorThea
eIeet. striciuos Uemnal Weakne-s and an Iho hoFTii
OF se abuse and he hopes thnt hia IoP
eSnpT}rnce and snccesNl prHctioe al nanV veaFa Wi
continue a. snSnTe rim ShaTe m nnbIo naiTons0a nv
he pFactce Of many VeaTI IN EurUue ana the inItaa
Ststss ana durng ne HunTaran WsF md camusena -
\ enabed 10 aDpy the moT ecient and sncosr-fSi RIM
edies aRanst dgsses of nm knda He nSea no nsrcnrV
enHrees moden.e trents hiS pa,ianrs IN corTset aI
honoTable Way and haa Feiereucea al unane.tionShS
vSr~citv fr,m men of kncVo ahIl,x srS h,.h
ar otnerwiSe viii receive the beat and 0rniiet
snd ImnLcit secresv wv
-~
-
GUTTER NOT WHEN A CURE Is GUARANTEED IN ALL
~ STATUES VI eASAAr OiShAHhS'
self al use, Nervous debility, syphilis all Ii stages.
strictures elects, Gravel, DabetsS, Diseases Of The
kldneys aud Bladder, MerclIla RheumAll.m seToloA'
ThrOat Muse and Eyes UIcen upon Ihe Body or um6S,
Cancers, DrUpsy, ,Epiepic Fts, 81 Vtuss Dance, and
al diseases alisng ffUm arrangement Of the sexual
Organs,
Such as Nervoh Trembli 6, LosS Of Memory, Lo1 Of
Power, general Weakness, Dlmneas Of Vson with peca-
r spots appearing bslOre toe eyes, Los u Sight, Wake
ignes., DyspeYsa, Liver Disease, Eruption upOn The
Face Pain in the Buck and Head, Female irregularities,
and all improper dschareesof bCth sexes IL hmAtsn not
from what the dselse originated no 4eVer long
standing obstinate the case recovery certain, and In
any oIhsr IeatmenI, even amer he dseaIe has BAN q ne
xiii Of eminent physcians and resisted ell their means of
cure. The medicines pFeucTbsd are plsAaant, without
odOr, entirely vegetable, causng no sickness. and free
ce, in Europe TIE Atlantic States aud CauTnia hnvO
rescued from the Jaws u death many Thousands ahO In
the hast stages Ibe above mentioned diseases bad bssn
STST " n as y Ss az! .I: "SsS :s, s ne
under uy care perfect aud speedy cure Private diS
saes are the greatest enemies 10 health they the
, 1858-03-12

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lTa9te Suitiue.
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