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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

Weekly q rinitu 9omrnal.

Rs- County Warrants and GreenbacEs taken at
at their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper soldiers the Government service the JOURNAL
will he furnished for Greenbacks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

IT is rumored that two fast sailing and heavi-
ly armed vessels have been fitted out at New
York to sail as privateers under the Mexican flag
and prey upon French commerce.-Exchange.
Would it be at all surprising to the French ag-
gressors if that rumor should prove true? We
think not. 1t is just what they must expect.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

BAYoNETs THINK" said Napoleon. And the
Sacramento Bee adds that with US they have
learned to write. The mail from Sberman's ar
my Which reached New York on the Sd Of Janu-
ary brought two hundred thousand letters, all Of
which were dispatched west over the Erie line
on the following afternoon. The Post says it
was the largest mail ever received at the New
York post office. One not acquainted with the
material of which our armies composed would
hardly suppose that these men, who, in an enc
my's country always :. make their mark, were
such adopts at writing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

A Coop OSE.-The Jersey City Times says a
sailor recently went ashore at Amboy, in that
State, and asked for the Office of the American
Consul As New Jersey voted for Little Mac,
the joke is easily appreciated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

Do you enjoy going to church now 2 asked
lady of Mrs. Partington Law me- do, y said
Mrs. p, g nothing does so much good as to
get up on Sunday morning and go to church and
hear populous preacher dispense with the gos-
Il
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

VERY DEAD.-Thc New York TriJHne thus ele-
gantlv discourses upon the results of the late
Presidential election: :. 1t Democracy is a
squeezed orange. burst-out rocket, spiked
gun, spawned horse an added egg, an inert
and dccaving corpse Fit only to be flung upon
a dung-hill unworthy of decent burial, it is con-
signed bv its former owners and managers to the
limbo of things lost on earth, without one sigh
OF regret and without a single word Of eulogy
Not only is its resuscitation impossible, but no.
body thinks il worth while to predict its resus-
citation Nobody deems it polite to suggest that
there may be life in it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

vn,rr IT IN NEv.'-Some people abreviate the
name Of our State, on envelopes and newspaper
aranners s.Na." That is liable to be, as il
has often been, misinterpreted for Nebraska.
Write it New, and no mistake need be made
Humboldt Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

An old Yankee when he was told by an Eng
Iisb tourist in this country that the celebration
of the 4th of July would soon be extinct, answer-
ed "See here stranger, don talk that way.
tell YOU when the Resurrection day comes
roupd. the first thing done in the morning will
be to read the Declaration of independence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

Why should we pity the inhabitants of Charles.
ton Because they have long encountered great
hard ships (ron clads).
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

RUSSIA having suppressed the Polish rebel
lion, is now engaged in putting down Popery,
which encouraged the rebellion in the Czar's
dominions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

THE Echo du Pacifque says the Gwin story is
in fact only bubble, which will burst and leave
No trona
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

LIBEL -. Ideas" said voltaire, " are IKE
beards-rnen get them when they gro" up anu
women never have any
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
gOgRT0{ WHISKY
FOR MEDICAL ANO FAMILY USE.
CIRCULAR to PHYSICIANS and OTHERS

4 nrISvILLE. ky JANUARY !. iSe2.-THE Np,li-
signed respectfully calls the attention Of the Medical
Faculty of he United the following corresp ndenc
between number 9 the respectable ana influential
pI ysicat- of New York aud Brpalyn. ana the wIitlr
WI. I. CUTTER, IL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

Nevada GAzErrE.-O. P Stidger has retired
from that paper 1t will be published by Smith,
Rolfe Beggs-the latter will edit it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

Glorious ARMADA.-The United states Na'
~ consists Of GIL vessels in active service.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

WHAT THE PAcIFlc CoAsT HAS DoNE.-From
the lst of January, 1851, to the 31st OF Decem-
ber ls6i--a period Of eleven years-the Pacific
Coast according to Custom House returns; has
contributed ~5I9.4l3,j j34 to the treasure of the
world In addition to the above much treasure
has gone out of the country in private hands,
of which there is record. Neither is there
any account of what treas was shipped prior
to January st, l654, during the five years that
first elapsed after the discovery Of gold in this
State. 1t is safe to estimate the gold exported
in those years, and in private hands during the
past sixteen years at $500, 900 o00--whch would
make the entire treasure product OF this coast
S7l94 .534. This sum in coined gold would
weigh S2,S73, ,054 pounds equal to ,4354 tons
of , 900 pounds each-enough to freight first
class ship. 1t would make over II .s4l $50 ten
dollar pieces. which if placed face to face togeth-
er would make a row 1874 135 feet in length
enough gold to make hawser of the diameter
of ten dollar piece that would reach from Sac
ramento to the Heads at the Golden Gate, say a
distance of 1869 miles.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

SIXTEEN years ago Gen. Grant set type in a
printing Office in Ohio.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

THERE two hundred and FIVE captured reb-
Ell flags slowed away in the War Office at Wash
ington.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
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WV T. CrTrsR. ii Louisville, Ky.-Dear Sir: tn -~,
ficulty in procnfing Brandy uiicen. puf ~ ~ y I'll
purposes has inuce many " t}r physicians u ts NchtN
adopt gaarion whisky su-iit;te 10Th i la i2sa!-
ASA private practice. ANT since t!a hitter ttS 3 rIo
su.l "a neral use bri.eN rilt great ' al
new a.d is # very .atsrlsr l'ai ~
aficny WHISKY in Kentucky well ~ i .l i7
Chemist III ouahe You seie-; relle aI r s' NJ
j9. faIl enRd.rc 10 interrttN, a4r led = I',r
,ye.er You Ill ai III htFiu@ this ashe. alt,"4
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Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,

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The Dead.

The beautiful extract which follows is copied
from the y Recollcctions of Il Country Parson "
The dead are the only people who never
grow old. Your little brother or sister who died
long ago remains in death and remembrance the
same young thing forever. 1t IS fourteen years
this evening since the writer sister left this
world. She was fifteen years old then--she is
fifteen years old yet | have grown older since
by fourteen years. but she has ged as
they advanced and if God spares me to four
score, never shall think of her as other than
the Youthful creature she faded.
The other day listened as a poor woman told
OF the death of her first-born child. He was two
years old. She had a small washing-green, a.
cross which was stretched rope that came in
the middle close to the ground. The boy was
leaning on the rope. swinging backwards and
forwards and shouting with delight. The mo-
ther went into her cottage, and lost sight Of him
for moment and when she returned, the ut
tie one was lying across the rope, dead. 1t had
got under his chin he had not sense 10 push II
away. and was sahocated
TIE mother told me, and believe truly, that
she had never been the same person since but
the. thing which mainly struck me was, that
though it is eighteen years since then, she tho t
OF her child as an infant OF two years yet : it Is
little child she looks for to meet her at the
gaze OF the Golden City. Had her child lived he
would have been twenty years old now he died,
and is Only .Vn; he is two yet he will never
be more than two. The little rosy face Of that
morning, and the Ftrla hall-articulate voice,
would have been t}in'IA remembered by the mo-
ther had they gradaalir died iato hoyhood aud
manhood la- 'hat isf .reotyped them they
remain unchanged
Have you seen, my reader, the face that had
grown old in life, grow young, after death the
expression of many years since. lost for long
come out startling in the features, fixed and
cold Every one has seen it and it is some
times strange how rapidly the change take:
place. The marks of pain fade out, and with
them the marks of age. | once old lady
die. She had bourne sharp pain many days with
the endurance of Il martyr: she had to bear
sharp pain to the very last. The features were
terse and rigid with suffering ; they remained 50
while life remained
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South New Jersey Street.

DOOR. BLIND. AND SASH FACTORY, PLANNING
IL and Flooring Mil.
Having completed my Factory. am prepared to fur
nish Doors. sash, Blinds, Door and window Frames
3olding. Coruice. Brackets, Dressed Lumber Weather
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WHEELING. VA January l3 We learn that
the garrison at Beverly. West Virginia. was at
tackled on the morning OF the llth by force of
the euemy under Gen. Rosser The town sud 4
large portion of the force defending it were cap
tured. The number of the enemy. force is not
stated
Later dispatches confirm the above. bet they
state tha; the euemy have retrei;ed sheuce they
came
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF lNDIANA.)
BUREAU or FINANCE.
ISDIAxAPoLIs, June "a, 1854.
INDIANA OFFICERS, who have been or are serving in
the army nferu's4 that their Ordnance Returns
xibe made up aud Jesehted 10 the proper Department
and certificates Of scquiancs obtained free Of charge,
oy applying Mr. e r. Rocker. Chief Clerk state Ord
nance Department, Office Up stairs over NSiens hard
ware store No 81 West Arlington street indianapolis.
Py making returns above directed, officers will not
only save all fees but they viii be able 70 settle with the
(;overunent and draw their pay from one 10 three
months earlier IL the business i entrusted TO Claim
Agents
By order Of Governor NoRros.
w T.. II. TERRELL.
s2s-dtf Finaneia Secretary.
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frcrl zSuffato.

BrrrALo. y Y, January - A Canadian
named Samuel Svsders has been arrested here
Tor issuing false passports. He i Canadian
and had TO passport for himself Il Is under
stood be has been ordered to Fort Lafayette by
the secretary of war.
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hiSfASES or HE NERVOUS, SEMlNAL, URlNA-
~ RI AND SEXUAL SYSTENs-Sew and reliable
treameBt-in Reports Of the Hcward Association-Sent
w mail in scaled letter envelopes, free Of charge Ad-
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A 1-ToRNEYs At LAW AND SOLICITORS OF
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o~s EAST of the National Hotel viii prosecute claims
before the United States Court Of Claims and Congress
Business with .ll the Executive Departments inclnd-
inz Claims OF every description connected with The Mill
t7x and Naval Service attended with prcmpiness and
energy.
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And will buy and sell Gold, Silver Exchange, Govern
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visions are made the safe keeping Of Deposits and fo
the accommodation Of Depositors.
In addition the responsibility Of the United State:
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The following are the present Stockholders OF the IN
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LrAvsSsvoRrH, January l3-Gen. Lane was
TO day re elected 10 the United States Senate for
six years, by & vote Of - 70 IL.
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NUMBER 4,441.



tELET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
tAs Of BrlIs ckssOS srx.s n any such there
be- read the following eertcsts frem gentienes vel
known IN this esnnunity, and eoutt more.
Its general Introduction ints the army will IN,
Hvss Of Thousands .. oar soldiers:
LorIsyllk.Jsne ID. Isss
We the undersigned, have the good effects Of Dr
Jczs BUIL's CsDEoS Brrrss in OF general debility
and prostrstion Of the system ard believe s general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
especially those vhe exposed the ruissatic
fsenees In the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP sPEEL,
Collector Int. Rev. 81 p.s. Ky
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DIR. WHITTIER.

EHRIyATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREF or CHARGE
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ard thereby inclination very prolific
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From springfaeId. .

SrESGFIELD, o. January l2-John Pugh,
convicted of murder in the second degree. es-
capped from the Clarke county Jail last night, dis
guised a. q woman. He is about feet : inches
high. dark hair and complexion. A reward OF
$500 has been offered for bis arrest
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From, Torou to

ToRoxro. January l2-Burleigh was again
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ate States. The decision vas deferred until
Tuesday.
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poence In both sexes the Effects Of these diseases on
the body and mind and the Authors New
al these cases Ia ful the ouly successful method of
cure, with an exposition Of Qaackery.
1hlswork il not quack Advertisement but warning
and guide for married snj single II Is the only book
that gives tho treatment Of al TIE above diseases plain
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Galen's Head Dispensary
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