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PERFECT, SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cure, arc Al>Nax. Gmarantech.

Ia syphilis and its adiuncts Conorrhcel and lis
. accompany ing diseases all disord - a. taa
Bladder. Kidneys and PROSTATE; ;: laintl = eas-
ness Diseases OF the Heart AMI Ldn-5 By
pcpsia Indigestion. lmpotency lasipienf toa-
sumption. and i'll diseases OF tie urinary organs.
~ either sex, cure always warranted. or NO
IAA EENI- Ed ST Tho PEIN VIE
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BE IT UNDERSTOOD
Bilious Maladies. &C.. &c.

That the statements all times be yefel hi
ne written testimony extending Through quarter of cen
turyJ Of tens i thousands Of unimpeachable witnesses
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FATHER BEKsos.-By the following from the
Jacksonville (Oregon) Sentinel, February 4th, it
will be seen that Father Beeson has arrived home,
and wishes to speak to question of privilege:
Elsewhere in this paper will be found the card
of Father Beeson. We would ask the people of
Jackson county, who wish to hear him. to give
him civil audience. We believe he is laboring
under that melancholy disease, Indian monoma-
mia. Under these circumstances, every person
must know that he is powerless to harm by any
thing he might say. The common dictates of hu-
manity would suggest that we look on him with
pity rather than censure. All must admit that
crazy cannot be held accountable for what
he says.
A FAIR-DEALING ENGLIsHMAN.-Ifa man, while
fighting with another, stops between his blows
to shake his fist at me, do you think would be
mean enough cowardly enough TO make such
actions excuse for attacking him when his
hands already full? No; would say to him
if | meant to fight him at all, - 1ou wait until
YOU are my equal, when you have but one to
fight, and then | will let your shaking your fist
al me annoy me- And if we, while America is
struggling for life against barbarous foe, fight
ing for slavery. let any of hers, that may
spring from an irritable temper more than from
enmtv to us cause us to attack her there are
not waters enough in the history of coming time
to wash the stain Of meanness and cowardice
from our name ---Nt,rmdH Hal.
No DRAFT.-Gen. Mcdowell announces that
no draft will be ordered in California
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Dyspepsia. DiarrhGa, Weakness. &c.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which characterize
Dyspepsia Ilitigated 10y the Pills 3arrhoa
aton headache physical prostratiou.
hot hushe ans. affections of the kidneys hemor-
Iois or piles and in all internal complaints from
whatever arising give before the autry influence
this extraordinary remedy As specific for dyspepsia
disorders connected with growing out Of it, the
pills always be relied when every other medicine
nd mode pf treatment ha- utterly failed
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NO CURE. NO PAY
rUHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS

As- Consultation by letter otherwise. FREE For di-
rection of letters, see below.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL,
Court Terms in Trinity.

Ofsfrtef Cesrs-Hon. Ephram Carter Judge; A. j.
LOOMS, clerk Second Monday in April August and De-
County COSrt-Hon John Murphy, Judge A. J. Loo
mis- clerk First Monday in January March, May July Sep
tember and Nov mber
Probate Cowrs.-Hon. John Murphy, Judge; A. J. Loo
mis- clerk. Fourth Monday in each month
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base used the Wheeler Il Wilson about tive
v,ag-. the Taggart X Farr six months. the Hloat
Elliptic about the same length OF time. the WI
liams Oryis nearly two years. and have dealt
in several OF the small Machines until thorough
Is disgusted with every Machine that sevs with
only one thread. The FIORENEE is the oniy
Machine which has come under NY notice that
gives perfect and entire satisfaction on all kinds
of work. GEORGE GILLiS.
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Outwitting a Mean Landlord.

Ben. ". Morrison of those tree-and-
easy, good-naturcd, humorous fellows, that are
always ready to crack joke or perpetrate
> sell. y
Some fifteen years ago Ben was travelling in
Butler county on professional business. The
roads were tolerably bad, and worst of all, the
stage-drivers and the landlord at a certain hotel
where they stopped for dinner. had an under
Standing with each other something like this =
The passengers taken in to dine, and when
cleverly seated, the coach would furiou>lv dash
up to the door, and the driver woula call foF III
passengers, stating that he could not delay
minute, on account of making his time They
would rush out, leaving their meals half fin h ]
for fear of being left. For the halt-fnisbeI it II
they were charged half dollar. Tie Yie,aals
were kept for the next load Of pas et- ecs. when
the shining process was repeated.
Ben had heard of this place, and when tlcy
arriy ed at the hotel he set his wits to worh 10
see if he could get the full yalue Of his money.
The bell rang for dinner, and the crowd rushed
in. They bad scarcely got comfortably seated
when the coach reined up al the door and :: g
driver vociferously shouted
. Passengers all aboarl---.a, v-aa ltt FIRE
minutes.
\ general rush was made. bat Ben at s'iu.
and ate his dinner very composediy. The Stage
drove off ana left him, but he seemed 10 care
very little about it.
Having disposed Of his dinner, he was enjoy
ing the luxury OF a long nine in tie side room.
when the landlord approached him saving:
{" "I-beg pardon sir but did you see a set OF
silver teaspoons on the table when you went to
dinner
- did. sir.
'.Well, they are missing Gan be found.
All yes, replied Ben one OF the passen-
gers gathered them up saw him DO il!
:. Would you know him again gasped the
landlord
:. Certainly would, replied Ben with great
eoolness.
WIZ you point him out to me, If hitch mp
'ny horse and buggy, and overjake the stage !?
=. Certainly viii"
Boniface was ready in few minatcs aud get
ting Ben in with him, drove Ike ,Iehr for seven
miles, till he overlook the driver The coach
stopped, the driver looked frightened and every-
body wondered to see the landlord covered with
mud. his horse foaming with sweat.
Ben jumped out of the buggy. and got into the
stage when the driver: thinking he had hired
the landlord to bring him after was on the
point of driving off, when the landlord velied
out
Is that passenger in there ?"
. Yes, replied Ben.
''Are you sure?
:: Yes stree, shouted our friend
Z" Which one is ii ?"
ATS me, replied Ben, with grin
= You - thundered Bodiface = what the
devil did you do with the spoons p
. / put them in the coIee-pot-you will find
them all safe, replied Ben with curious
twinkle in his eve
. Sold, by ginger, By that darned Yankee ?"
yelled the landlord. whilst the passengers roar
ed with laughter, and putting TIE whip to his
horse drove back, resolving to give the passen-
gers ever afterwards ample time fer dinner
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Reduction in Prices to Subscriber.

4 TrENTIoN Is CALLED To TIE fuL-
y lowing list Of AMERICAN aul FOREIGN
PERIODICALS. for which receive sub*rj,.-
ti"ns. Permanent arranlc ineuts have been mad.
with the United States Government for carrr...-
the Mails from the Atlantic States tv -fe.la4or
three times month. which cnab-s 'oc 70 re-
ceivc subscriptions an much lower raj. thar
formerly The same care and attention VII a.
naid 20 the forwarding Of ali racia 60, l,,r s. i. -
fil~ establishment has gained -str.l .ii4 ,,.s .sl.
re!.sisti'l thrcI@ @hout Tn. Ftrir- ;-ua4t.
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YIcToR HUGo on SHAKsPEARE.-The author Of
les Mserables has had his say about the author
of - Macbeth Victor Hugo's work Shaks-
peare, lately published in Paris, contains some
strange incredible parsages. of which the io'-
lowing is sample:
There are men, oceans in reality.
These waves, this ebb and flow, this tarri' .e
go and come. this noise of every gust, these
lights and shadows, these vegitations belonging
to the gulf, this democracy of clouds in full hur-
ricane, these eagles in the foam, these wonder
full gatherings of stars reflected in one knows not
what mysterious crowd by millions of luminous
specks, heads confused with the innumera5if.
those grand-errant Hghtnings which aem -
watch, these huge sobs. these monsters glimpsed
at, this roaring. disturbing. these nights of dark
ness these furies, these renzes. these tempe T..
these rocks, these shipwrecks. these fleets crush
ing each other, these human thunders mixed with
Divine thunders, this blood in the abyss then
these graces these sweetnesses, these tetes these
gay white wells, these fishing boats these songs,
in the uproar, these splendid ports, this smoke OF
the EARTH these towns in the horizon, this deep
blue of water and sky, this useful sharpness, this
bitterness which renders the universe wholesome,
this rough salt without which all would purify
these augurs and assuagings, this whole intone.
this unexpected in the immutable, this vast mar
vel of monotony incxhaustibly varied, this revel
after that earthquake, these hells and these par
adises of immensity eternally agitated this inf
mite, this unfathomabe, all this can exist in one
spirit and then this spirit is called genius and
you have 4Eschvlus, you have Isaiah, you have
Juvenal, you have Dante Michael Angelo. yo,s
have Shakespeare, and looking at these minds Is
the same thing as looking at ocean
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r IBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO CANyASSERS
4 for the sale of the celebrated
Cottage sI2 se,rfns .nachfn.!
reg!pI wish to engage active Agent in every
county in the United States and Canada TO tr.v--
ell and introduce my NEW and CHEAP FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This Machine possesses
more than ordinary merit IS just patented with
valuable improvements, and acknowledged to be
unsurpassed for general utility. limited nti,r-
ber of responsible Agents wanted TO solieii q
orders, to whom salary Of from
$50 to $50 a Month, and Expenses,
viii be paid. For conditions and full particulars
address, with stamp for return portage,
T. MALCOLM,
4svs.td. Box 2;es. Boston, Mass.
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lr7g- We the undersigned, have each purchas-
ed a FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, and
have them now in use. We have thoroughly
tested them on work of all grades-heavy, me-
dunn and Highland our opinion is that the
FLORENCE is durable, will not easily get out
of order, is strong and simple in construction,
and its is easily learned by the most inexpe-
rienccd
1t will do greater range of work, with less
trouble and change, and we consider il atogeth-
er better than any other Family Sewing Machine
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We could refer to many others who are using
the FLORENCE if it were necessary to do so TO
convnce the public that these Machines are what
IS claimed the
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e,e can falir ao3 couseicrtou-ig IN
.rs -h fu iiratlo1 e'a.me.i lor tae fLrG-
ENtE. I have thoroughly tested it IN vori. of
81. GRADES aud each trial has been erineHtiv 81 r.
sfsctor, takes bold oi delicate iab1i- do
ieatcle anl of "a strong one with strength. 10
iue Il seems more thau macbine-an almost in
tclligent. willing helper IT. use + easily learn-
ed. anl lis construction is certainly simple. ]
know something ct the other hrst-class Machine.
LayiH-, learned To operate several Ths i tie
only Sewing Machine have f,und reliable.
NRs PERRY g. TEFT.
San Anireas CaIayeras c0untA.
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UNION BADGES AND E'I%S!
N GREAT VARIETY.
J. STRATMAN.

Major First California Artillery.
Empire News Depot northeast corner of Wash
ington and >ansome san Francisco.
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A "SrRAycEn WOMAN Ayn GREAr FooL OF ,

STRANGE /" WOMAN AND GREAT Fool OF
MAN-Platonic love, says the Philadelphia Sun
day Herald, is very well in novel, but it is not
encountered in this matter-of-fact world of ours,
and men and women genenerally act like sensible
human beings when they come TO love each other
sufficiently to induce marriage. I" Lovein cot
ta2e, Is no longer to be thought of, and people
now look forward and count the costs before the
Bans are published. House-rent and the cost of
a raiually increasing family must be provided
for by the prudent, and in these matters most
people are decidedly prudent. But in spite of
this general rule applicable to the married state,
we have just heard of a case which proves that
if wives could be permitted to pursue the course
adopted by the lady in question, there would be
no necessity for care and anxiety in regard to
the price of fiannels, small clothes, cradles and
toys. The case to which we refer came before
our Court of Common Pleas, in the shape of a
bill for divorce, filed by Mr. E in which he
prayed to be relieved from the bonds which
bound him to his wife Dorothea. His petition
and the testimony taken before an Examiner,
developed a most curious state Of affairs. Mr..
Z. alleged that never since the day of his
rage, twelve years before the day Of the petition.
had his wife allowed him the rights of husband,
but had religiously, studiously and most careful
~ kept him at arm length. This he bore calm
ly and meekly for twelve long years, until for
bearance ceased to be virtue, and hence the
suit for divorce. No doubt he was impelled to
this proceeding by the fact that his wife only
denied him his marital privileges, but she
further, and boasted of the circumstances to her
female friends, and eered at them for their folly
in assisting to populate the world. She detailed
to these friends the success of her own plan,
and gloated over the immunity she had gained
thereby. According to the testimony, the curious
fact in the married life of Mr.. and Mrs. E.,
well known in the family, and formed the sub
ject Of frequent conversation. Mr.. E. was ap-
preached by his relatives and friends, with re-
monstranees and entreaties, and was urged time
and again to put end to this awkward state of
affairs. To all he invariably answered that he
loved his wife and was desrouS of doing moth
ing that would cause her pain and uneasiness
and for that reason he would not apply for
divorce. Twelve years OF this kind Of life at
last broke his resolution, and into Court he went,
where the whole laid before an Exam
iner, and upon his report the Court granted
divorce to the miserable man.
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W. whose .am follow. oTue'! and used Inc
" lc-Isf a Wilson -aiag tacA.ae previous IT,
s-. 81. '- ftusa--i-t. ,-tr ~ -ari. -an Fr.;..
t
b. oait-. -lI .s-i..t9 -.-,.
4.. 3. '.or. li- Dgrlu' tf.s',
,l-. "a ,..,. t.-. .,eas.tatl5 5l -tre-ts.
81. 1 tf.a-. j.. fi..-, .i'--. 'ioitor~f .g-t.
ii-. %. ff s..-.. I'd ..-.,e
.is- ti,, H. ii-a luH4.e #. t..faEt..-
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have used Florence Machine FOR Two years:
brought : across the Plains it mas never yct
been out Of order aud can truly say It cxeel-
ali other Machines that have ever used ran
a Ladd Il Webster six months. Wheeler VIII
son eight months and used Grover Baker al
tsrnalev with Sloats for two wears. ! fa-
miliar with the Howe, and several other Of the
small Machines, but never used that wonld
DO all kinds of work equal to the fLORENC'E.
MRs. ISAAC ELLIS. NarvsyiIIe.
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We whose names follow, owned and used the
Gre,er X Baker Sewing Machine previous 10 l'ur-
chasing The fiore"re;
sir Mar, t Merchant. i-.-laaher Sl5 Stockton It.,
,is f. Ne''f. dts--'.' '.. l. Dug .aa Flau"i-e
'ir- t'i.i-. tzt.E- 1la Lst san t'Hncisca.
L-,e, N9.is .'-tels4s r' uniF-
1t- -i. Robert az iitv'f- --f.rf. ~tu Francisco.
fil-. l.. s.. ,|tyl,l. ftr.-5t .s-.il tiau7,
ff,.. ..uiil j. TarG.f ., -h1ias.
sil-. lalliet fIoaes. - Post street.
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I4e following named per-ous Owned and rsei
~.aecr sewing A4e'..ues previous tv pHf -a
iaz .Ae tlocacs:
'r.. .'. T'-i ~. i.sis a-r..t. 4aau.i.a.-
t.-..-isl. sI,t.F sfi-s
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HolloWAYS PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IA
LIE WORLD EQR IHE EQllQMlNG DISEASES:


THE WORLD FOR the FOLLOWING DISEASES:
Asthma Bowel Complaints Coughs. Colds Chest Diseases
Costyene- Dyspepsia Darrtsa. Dropsy Debility Fever
and Ague- Female Complaints. Headache Indigestion In
auenza Inflammation Inward Weakness Liver COMPLAINTS
Lowness of Spirits Piles Stone and Gravel Secondary
symptoms, Nenereal Affections Worms all kinds
autiOn.
II the reader of this notice get box of Pills
or ointment from the drug store in his place. him write
T. me- enclosing the amount, andI will mail box free OF ex
peBse Many dealers will not keep medicine hand be-
cause they cannot make much profit persons
make.
None are genuine unless the words Hlo,coy Nsc York
dnd Loado dscernable W1tey-mark in every leaf
o the book Of directions around each box the be
plainly seen hybodiHg the ieaf 10 the igat. handsome
reward will be one rendering such information
may lead the detection Of party parties counter
ieiting the medicines vending the knowing them to
be spurious
Sold at the mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY so
Maiden Lane New York and by all respectable Druggists
aud Dealers IN Medicine throughout the United States aud
the civilized world in boxes IS cents and 81 40
EACH
s There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes 52v91yr.
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Pre Vious Ia purchasing the IYorc0c. osvned
he tauvc Sewing Machine.
N..s. ]. CE NWFNEn
Copporopolis, Caiaveras e.

| used 1Go Son EINIlc NA1hI1I = -IN-T
{re,ious 10 Purchasing the florars.
}ias MARY CAFFEI.
Isez rlaA Key. il Post s., san Francisco.
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HlGNER, GAUGE, oILEB, SCREW DRIVER, CLAMP,
NL1DL1s, AND DIEE.IlsSs
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After having Florence Machine in use nearly
Il wear feel that can truly recommend it as
being all that is claimed for it. ! consider it su
pcrior to any of the Machines now in use
Mrs. JENNIE \. EGAN,
Wilmington, Los Angeles CO., Cal.
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j. Stra tIllan.
$50 AGENTS WANTED. $50

l8.tf. NEWS AGENT, San Francisco.
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AMERICAN FLAGS!
Bunting Flags !

OF ALL SIZES, from 60 cents to 81 per foot.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-07
R0GA ls.AND P0sF OFFICE.


Chscago and Rock Island Rliiroad Mai arrives at
$3.50 \ NJ. and 4:io 2. NJ. Closes at 40 Il.
VI, and 1880 P. NJ
Sterling tud ioc6 island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, WaIertown, Hampton, Rapids Cry, PORT
Byron and GordoSa arrives ut so u IA, and
closes al I.3J p.
DtussgOTt iIIEt arrives 100 A. NJ, and 500
?. NJ. Closes 500 4. NJ, aud l. T. Nj
OguIcsl MAJ Pleasant Ridge, HaEiItt, liam
iot, Perryton, Aledo, huGroe, New Boston @nd
kelthsOurg, TO Oquawka, leaves Monday, ed
nesday aad Friday, JIS a. NJ. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud saturday, at p
AacOmb Mail, via. PreenPtion, FarIow' .
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HeLder-
soa and Monmouth Macomb, leaves v ed
ncSiIy and Saturday at a. al. Arrives Tues
day aad Friday P.
Centre POINT Mai, wa Rural, Prairieheld, Rich
land rove, Centre Ridge, oxford, North PraiEle
al Henderson, TO Centre Point, leaves We'd
nGsday and Saturday al A. al. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday At . p.
cambridge MJH via. Coal valley, pennsylyania,
Orion and Andoger, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, al A. Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday III a. 81
Office hours from 7 A.. II. to 500 L. ii.
On Sunday open from TO lOa III.
b. HAWLEY, p. NJ.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-07
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS In
Sewing Machines.
EMPIRE
Shuttle Machine.
PATENrED FEBRUARY l4rn. ls6o

PATENTED FEBRUARY l4rm, 1860
SaIesrOem. SAG BROAD way, New YorL
The machine Is constructed on an entire new
principle OF mechanism, possessing many and
valuable Improvements, hrVing been examined by
the most profound experts and pronounced to be
Simplicity and Perfection combined.
The following are the principal objections
urged against sewing machines
l. Excessive labsrto the operator.
.. Liability TO get cut of order.
3 Expense, trouble, and loss OF time in repairing
l. IncaPacity to eSery descrIp t,on material.
D Disagreeabie noise while operation.
The Empire sewing Machine is Exempt
from all these Objections.
1t has straight needle. perpendicular action
N axes the lock shuttle stitch, which will neither
RIP ravel, aud alike on both sides; per-
forms perfect sewing on every description of
material from Leather ~ the finest Nansook
Muslin, with cotton, linen, or silk thread from
the cOarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cog wheel, and the
least possible irctisn, II runs smooth as glass;
andIs