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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16
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COLORADO TEBRiToRT.-Thet total popu-
lation ofOolorado territory, according to
the census as made up BY the United
States marshal, numbers 1875 white
males over the age Of 81; 2y622 uadsr 81,
4,4s4 females; aad 81 negroes-tOsal 25,-
32g,
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st. Louis, Get, l0s p. III. The Oanven-
ton met al Ii o. M, and adiorrad to
O'Clock p. N. Only thirty-four snambers
were present-not sufficient for q quorum.
A special daspatch to the Rspu6lscaa
shis Afternoon says that General Price
10 said to bare crossed the Osaaa with
80, 900 troops, Heary MoCallsoh wlEh Vs.
O01 men and Ii cannon, wsra within one
days march Of Gen. Price, and thas she
two armies in conjaosion, will make d
stand against Fremont,
General Fremons's future movements
are forhiddea to hs sent By telegraph.
St. Louis, Oo1. ll.---Sscresaxy Cameron
and Adiutaut Gen. Thomaa arrived this
.. M | ia 49,
u u understood they some % hasiasss
connected with the Department OF the
" est and viii reaaaln several days.
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Cairo, Oct. l0.--Six pickets of the 4th
cavalry regiment, stationed four or five
miles from Padaeha, were attacked this
morning by large body Of rebels. I've
were morsAIly wounded and tao taken
prisoners, with all their horses and equip
age. The enemy bad divided their forces
in tha excitement, and fred upon each
other, and then fed; each party misaking
the other for our cavalry.
A deserter from the rebel camp at Co
lumbus arrived hers to-day, and reports
the rcbel force there st 10000.
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TEE GRzAF EAsgEms. ---An aceomns nj
the disaster 20 the Great Ezstsra, pub-
hshed in the London Posa, says;
some Of the sheds, Nth ttao cosca
tn it, s0as scaahsd halo The Iodies' cabin,
together with other things on board, and
caused considerable CONSERVATION and
confusion"
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Showing HgR rggg CoLoRs.--A gentle
man from Cheat Mountain tells the fol-
lowing 1a
4 squad OF Indiana Volunteers, out
scouting, came across an old woman in a
log cabin in the mountains. After the
usual salutations, one Of them asked
her
. ell ny ed laays What are yeas Sc
cesh ?n
s'No," vas the answer. "r
'sAre you Union 20
"So.1
"What are you then 2''
" 4 Bapsist, aud al,oags Aapa been !'' .
The Hoosiers let down.
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~ Col. Broadhead Of the First Mich
igan Cayalry, seems TO hsvs inbibed The
Idea that shis il ! whits mans war. Sc
we infer from the esdaf he Issued the 9TH
= DAY. ID the following words.
Tbs commanding oasoaz i surprised and
mortified % learn that negroes, the ser.
rants o. oEReerss hare dared 10 parade
this camp ia the unifora 81 soldiers.
The honorable distinction which the
soldier's uniform confers, and ef which
sysxy true soldier Is Justly proud. cannot,
and ID siaia com zaazd a1aA NOT, BE 20 dis
honossd and dagaeded.
Inc negro here Tier found wearing the
uniform Of the soldiers of slsis ra9inaers
will he stripped 1t oracs, aud. within Ia
snssmpmsns, ssszamariiy sissssa.
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/ wos fvssAaezse apslY u ever the fnop Nd ~
OF Gae soath sAicsed, 2Fassing hazi upss iss fs''
repeat IL aot cassd. Ia sxtfent eAsss ss' sa.-z
vita the B&laY ana oavaE kAs taoza and EEEas q
headache, haAas kA& sezapiea ad Apply b he Ras'
and take fvssR tsa 70 thkFzy 4Est e hslf fasaS
ek water Ewee&@aaA fFz
PCT Group aaA Sore Thrsa&, taEs trsE isH 10 A4'
% aFeBs lnaesaasIys "a sugar o. IA sSeeteneS "
water battle the Throat fFeely Aa& b3Esa % SS,s
For Has&m0ass, AAsHmRatimAi Neuralgia, Las, Sc
OF Side haths freely with Balm 81 Gliea4' I~ '~
sgAlsy takn lntsxaalIy
4aE karns mAx ena part Ball II GissS4 ~ "a
% wafer AID Guart 60 make paste o9vf' e -
with TIE saaae. Per chplic, take 7rgEi rs e -
araps in hos &etsxs asszAs sAe bo@ssis sd ~ =,
aarnels. IN she ADORE, Ihe sEnAi3eT 3'ss - =
CAasafssas and tAs latNax for saalEi vary SeE'~-
20 xge ard circumstances. ..,
Csf9eTtfs Hzsaa iB 3iiead h harmless VS'S'''
Balm In 6iABmd slFes AatlsfAekteE ~
These wA1 kaaa uaAd salas In }tissa vi ga"
wikhaat IT, @s..
Ageass wanted For teYrass @tdrrss
e. s. COLBERT G..
We. gs8 ssasA Rowfah stFess, Phtls4tfpt'aa t -
IFE D. Orders seat By EzE-tss b aE' SA'''
khs EEated States 81 the ahogses3 so'4sR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

A n ORDINANCE
II RntItlsd an 0ordiGance for the extension OF
VALLEY street to Washington Avenue.
BE 1t Ordained By fhe Common Council Of the
City Of Council Bluns, THAT the street DOW kaozIl
AZ Ekasy sEeet ss shswa RRpA me Fl&s al 4Ra Ml ID
gaAzE1sN shAH b Ed eazzeG 70 WaxhiuxsEE A2snz 4
as fsilews: Commencing at 3 stous placed Is fee,
karta 81 the " corner Of lot II block 10 in the
ai aaaation and running thence % degrees, East
sSS feet TO stone placed upon the NORA line OF
Washington Avenue and W corner Of lot 1 In
Sa21w rs Rue-diyist0E Of lot 3sE.
Sec, ., The above ltns shall be tbs East line Of
said street itE ssskA snaiI bs Go faex.a
APPEoyEp, August ., 1881.
LYsASDER ". BABBTTT, Mayor,
. ". g. CRAWFORD. City Recorder.
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4 Il ORDINANCE.
N Rnnasa "a esdtnamoe ssr sna sskzasd SHIN sn
Of hArriscn street aud the grade thereon
Be IL ordained By the Common Cspnei, Of tn,
Cay of Csuaal Bgnas, THAT street TO be oaIieC
Harrison street shall be established as follows
Ie coEaneacs 800 feet fraGa the North East corner
OF Green AMI Madison street which point shall b
t4e AaEth k2Et corner Of Green and Harrison stresi
1ad EusEnlAs tAeusa North FRA degrees West ia
feet thsBss Worth 81 degrees West azs fsea n1oxs
nF less theEc& NORTH II degrees est BOO feet T.
Tie NORTH line Of Ehe cid Town which line shall be
sac East line Of sssd street it's width being 90 feet
Z ses :. And be II further ordained That the grade
Of Harrison street shall be established as follows
Al EAe FUNSTON Of GFeen street. TO be Sc . above
Ske EaaRs Cd reseveDca aaezce isoo sext with an
ESoSnt Of per hundred eIsvasipn 1890 fsst from
Green street. To be 70 shove the plane Of reference
ARFaoyKp, september 6, 1881
/. LYS4GOEE W. BAERlTT Mayor
". G. CRAWFORD, City Recorder
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Nj


II RsDLyED.
N % fae Common Council Of tzgCjfv..,
si haaaa, Iowa, thar owRers Of isla on ~ ;. +
Side a MAdiAon street Be zequlF~s 10 tesI
slae wslk on said Street, sanlaeaczy - - q
Aae s1tsndfns Oh said Madison slrtrt H. D1',,A'Sy
side OF Los No. 50 Middle part sa Ia - - -
street SAID aide wstk 10 be constr. L.. 80 "a
Nood iafnber one aud hair ;IsEAs ~ .'t1.i-
crosaEise, upon bard woed sIriageft bar - ~
TWO pg tour inches, said wax L b t'g, A.
@iatn- TSs kAst Side Of said ws4 ,ks1 ~ r.. T.
tsEo aaes gTuna West side OF said i u 60 = 1aii
said Mas sea Street. ARa the sve9sr, +Su'AHg "a
tas east saaA Of said MADISON stF4ei rt,1 'oH "a
limits herein described, are herrty E,,lgs, ths
are requires 10 c0EistE0kE side ~st -
spestAc3t40tss and IA Conformity al --s 10 Re
ed Grade Of said Street, within III 2l'"I.-'a-
the pueaiess len Of this resolution tr ss. a. ,L.t
xAsa Do sessssB&aaa b kAa Gag q saus,l
Adopted y gRe 9, 1851 Tvs
LYsASDKR v, BAABIrT, x.v,,
W 9. CRAWFORD. City RecoIary, A'e'.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

APoLoazIsG 70 THE LoaD. a CORES
pondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette sends
tron Logansport an extract from prayer
made on fast day, in one Of the churches
Of that place, sin the presence Of large
congregation, by gentleman OF arsdisabIe
atsainmsnsa, both literary and moral ~
sob, Lord, had the East done ~ well
% the Hoosiaf States In furnishing men
10 pat down this rsbsllion, we would not
beunderths necessity OF calling ON Thee.s'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

Washington, Oct. I0.-N. 7. Tribunes
special says, by ths occupation of Lew
insFille, Geo. Mcclellan takes complete
possession of the line of hills running al.
most due North and South from the river
near Great Falls. This second line, which
is about two miles from the first, is more
properly one Of operations than of de-
fenss. Being straight it is shorter than
the first, so that the advance corps can be
easily strengthened. We now threaten
the communications Of the rebel army on
the upper Potomac, which q slight ad-
vance would entirely cut them OF.
Recent Investigations show that there
are not and have not been rsbel forti6ea-
tious on the Potomac at any other place
than Aqua Greek. There are three bat
teries Of % guns which are designed to
defend the terminus Of the Great South
agn X. r., and protect Richmond and
Observation-Disclosures TO hinder naviga-
ton.
Tho guns ut Frsestoue Point, which d
few days ago fred upon our vessels, caas-
ing q fear that navigation was impeded,
was field battery on its way South.
Vessels can pass three miles beyond the
Aqua Greek batteries, which cannot harm
them. IS
Aspecisl to the n. 7. Herald says, while
the river continues at its present height
there is no probability of an attack of our
tines, or an advance from the rebels.
The news from Kentucky il cheering.
John j. Crittenden-in spite OF his sd-
vance AGES the frss private In the
Frankfort Home Guard, and has declared
bis intention to 20 into camp and re1aain
n service until every rebel is driven from
the soil Of Kentucky,
There 10 no doubt Gen. Crfstendeu will
bs offered the position Of Brig. Gen. of
volunteers. -. s..@..-.-...s. ..~.
Tim as' dispatch says, Accounts reeeiy-
ed by the Government and which ara
deemed reliable, represent the cotton orop
al the saataesn States ~ about she aver.
age yield. Much OF it has baaa success.
fully housed. Owing 10 the want Of BAG
giug, 1t cannot be balod for trangporta-
sioa until supply Of sacking can Be OBJ
tanned The crop 10 almost useless, be-
ing too bulky for shipment. lisa
Our eosul General 10 Egypt--Mr. Thay-
cr--writea home that the British Govern
insas 10 making extraordinary exertions
to procure supplies from and through
Egypt. A new commercial treaty has
lately been Negotiated between she Egyr.
tlan and British Government, which gire
the latter additional faculties for export
ing the ssapie. Mr.. Thayar at orlcs fe-
qnaated that the same provisions should
be granted 70 the j. .. Government, and
bis request was immediately granted.
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NOTICE.
In Estles d hereby given thA1 the uuasFsiznsa
Caaaa zee 5atawnaa Emprovs saenss, val sesesys
ssags1 RT spe ssls zu&u 4aRpteEzAsr mia gIaI sCr
constr 1n8s that portion Of the Side Walk author.
lzfd 70 be made upon she East side Of Madison
stFset--Eaat constructed By resident Lot owusrs-
ptAns aud specifications OF said worx can be OBJ
tanned al the o1ce Of the City Recorder, PFoposals
VIII be left, with tie City Recorder
john E. LAWS,
r n 3. BATES, }Comm4ttee.
& %oHE HAMaER,
Z Sept. IIfh, 1851. tw.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

laircuIataaS iises ont In two, eaoh piecs 70
IrepYesens no d0Iaars md half.
81 Thirseaa han1eed Ekiian wariess cToss-
la die Afkansas Riem near Fort suith
Ion M rs a. eur0ats a. Ben. McOulloah1s
4. - sgas@
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- go
SQUrBs.-We extract shefoIIowing sharp
pointed needIe-ets from Family Fair, of
this week, which bristIes ell over With
them like porcupine.
A mere matter of for1n.-Wearing cor
sets.
An appropriated position for floyd
Cheat Mountain,
Quite at home.-A Pike among the
creeks.
Cry from Western Rebeldom.-We
want free trade, free speech, free Whisky, ,
free everything, except Fremont.
Very likely to run.--Albert Pixies reg
iment of Greeks.
The game of the SoutA.-Cribbage.
Pepper and Salt.-Pieket' fighting on
Salt River.
Slow Coaehes.--Ths shacks" ct the
Press. ...
4 Question for the BenevoleBt.-When
pirate sass be is aBPssparea se pay the
debt Of nature is 1t right to give him q
neck's tention2
Good for those who are stone blind
The f'pebbie spectaclas.o q
Bull Run, agaiay--The Tribnas, a faw
days since, had as caption TO an sdito-
rial 1.-The Bull Run Affair Abroad" r..
+. wishes, Ia all seriousness, that it had
been abroad rather than with a.
A dear change.-F From being nation
under the rule of old Buck, the South il
DOW reduced 20 stagnation.
Probably--The land warrants Of the
rebel soldiers at the expiration OF their
term OF series viii probably be Issued by
he Sheriff.
Apropos.in view Of Gen. Prices pecu-
lar military movements, and Of The vdry |
oW figure he cuts just now, we think be |
aay be styled the prioe-currsns Of disloy-
i Missouri.
kl1ahs Tssnslasion.---E elijah pasdy be.
isves that e'The inaay oughe always 20
ule.n OF course be nsans Tammany.
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3omiles or less, 10 cents per 100 pounds
'ights Of Railroad Companies !;

$50 toaO0 miles not exceeding 500 pr. 100 ..
For transportation of Horses in small
lots, the following are the usual estimated
rvainhta Of z aslrnnA Hnrn rnrnSnc
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Id EsaoLyRD.
II ~ the coHznoa Eauneli ss me ssky o. g,sun.
al Easaks Thai sac Fssaansisa reaazs r. ~ ss ees
skF@saen VI aide wskk, Ehe East assxs af Nadf.
san ssssets maepssd Saaas va. sasz ~ - Aessnsfs
a. 10 persist and reauxa sAA& said aida waIk b GEO.
stxused ~ Is 10 conform 10 the nanrsl surface al
Eas Efeafd 90 Haia street. aEa that the pa&ak shall
De Tad Ianxth-wise kasaasa ii sxpas~4slse. AZ r.
auarea In said fsseaufasA and fhAs toe sala sids
vain sAaH ha esasszuTaai aadsx toe aIrasaaa IL gs
CpnsaAzssee on Tnasrnai amapgsv sxnemkz.
AnaFTEn, Ialy 9k 1851.
EYsANDRR W AAHHxrT. Maxnr,
W. c. CnAwFonp EscofS@Y sSNEsHs51
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Akk&1 h0FTEE y ABaAaIkB
Try u TTgaff. Tn M: T~g Il J

[ AT8 TT q y IT \ ITE >"
PRICR-as Asp % trs PR BOTTLE
" liberal discount made - AEeatsr a74 q
Sasss@a "a every t0wns aIso itE soo4 @i'sslA'
Ag@nGS. ....
Al araers and eouimanicaiI9ns sh0sid y =
dressed Q. g. cuLBERT X Co, ia sg0ia "a T.
Fhlladeankka ...- f-.
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ADJOURNED kEEFrHG,

ADJOURNED kEEYIE6,
TITO T1k TAX PAYERS or COUNCIL BLUFFS
4 Il &oEtcs Is hereby given, that on the I'd day
es August ISL the Comnoa Coursesi Of shs city Of
CaanSal Blnts, viii meet Al scieCk p n 70 canal
ixes cagfarz, aaA eoaaEa the city Asssskrne uf for
tha y#af 1851 at wakcA ss4ne AL pasSDns sxrtsved
By sad asaassnzent viii Do heard Aaa all Rersons
are Rottned 70 show came, In any they have why
The said sasessHsut Shouts be altered Ard why il
SHOULD net be 0sasgsnsA sEEN ST.
NJ order Of the Ceaazaa Ceuzeia, 5
W. g. CRAWFORD, City Recorder
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The Corrox QUEV1oH.-Ws raise about
$500, 900 bales Of oottan per year. India,
in 1857, furnished England with 679, 00O
bales; in 1861, thus far, including also
cotton on the way, India will have furn-
ished England with 622 900, and the to-
tai supply will reach about 900, 900 bales
at the usual quotations. Should the
price go up penny in the pound 1t would
carry up the sum total of cotton sent this
year from India to England to | 30, 900
bales. The price, however, of India cot
ton is considerably higher than ours.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

I ATEST DISPATCH
IL Ali persons Indebted u RaaAsk Al a&nssxEl
either ~ aets or aoe0Hat. are Fegsesseta zff and
settle the same with the undersigned before tn
18th Of September; otherwise Il will be left in lhr
a4sHas 81 Aa 0fsioeF for eollartlon
4. Z. SAEB0RS
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These thiags We psgws ga ska ssot AZ -
yusgu eyes, oaiy bring On ysnr c2ssn.
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PILE. EtSTUI-A, STRUCTURES

Although the above Complaints d.f-yg.sr.,
the'f @fiEin AID n4surss yet they an rear, r.,
sreatmsat. Many aG The warst csss, ., 90
eases, VAL ylsAA Ia oUlzparlIivpty shovs ~ !.
ssl4 aen LAS shntmeEk il t4Is uiiy rCte1 ia
hATe failed. In ali Serious Raiaults The pIu.Ig-
BE t&EeT IN aooortaHce " the pI!Hted Ia.trs.,--
| &as shp4nyIng ea.h Lax
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4 VIZ HOTEL, &-E - Sg@
AAadls Broadway, CoUneil Bluffs Iowa
3. r. DKKAY. PRoPRIEFOR
EEravslYs VIII aaa Is eoEyenis got TO take eae
sAs1 ~ sAs Caty Hbtas Ter ali p9iAas ssfsh ksutf
EAST and West. Tals hoRse has been lately fitted
apy ana lie bow oas Of tbs best Hstals In the city
Boara 81 90 per day or o 50 per week Good
skgbllng attached 81 TIE Hatei.
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c I ooo REWARD WILL BE PAID
FOR ANY MEDICINE THAI WILL EICEL
COLBERT7s
3 aim in Gilead!
.-.-.- HEALTH I'D HAPglNkss.

Fer the QE5Gk cara Of HfaL4eAs, TgaIEte2'
kAsum4t4kEa, Neuralgia, Pa!a Ia The s.4e, EslE q
stognsch, Painters ChViit, or Cyaap, Frusset Tft
o. Earss Burns, Fresh Cuis. sYralaE, EJs-'ts
DaafrhsEz, and Sore raroAt, apd I'll 4lsaiAs asz-
plants.
fssthAehR cared In teB inmates E4Esaht ftfr'
10 ave inmates. Hs&dAchs cEFs4 70 ter Ei&s'Fs.
barns cured from SraarTlag IN tEp mIEgtct Nfs'
rAigaa pains cured in aYe UsaEf=t Ch9Ht sEis1
il ten minutes. spT2lns relieve! "a ten uiHs's'
Sore throat relieved ia giHssas.
100 Gases have bsea cared Jg yiRs Agent y als-
gle aATG
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Sept llth, 1881.
N0asassii please copy,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-04

MUTToN VS.. PoRK.-We mean to re-
peat thousand times, or at least till
what we say shall have some effect up
on our countrymen, that pound of
lean, juicy mutton can be produced for
half the cost of the same quantity of
pork; that it is infinitely healthier food,
especially in the summer season, and
those who eat it become more muscu-
lar, and can do more work with greater
ease to themselves, than those who eat
fat pork. We have nothing more de-
licious than smoked mutton hams, of
the South Down breed of sheep. Ven
ison itself is not experimentation
Farmer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-04
How TO SRLEcr Coop FLoUR.-The

How TO SELECT Coop FLoUR.-The
editor of the Maine Farmer gives the
following advice to house.keepers how
to select good -four: 1.-THE best -four
is not snowy white, but has yellowish
tint when o handful is squeezed togcth-
or and then broken open. Lay little
in the palm Of your hand and smooth
it with a knife or your finger, and see
that it is free from specks and of even
fineness, but not an impalpable powder.
To prove this, throw a little lump
against perpendicular board or smooth
wall, upon which the moist Of it, ifgood,
should stick. Good -four squeezed in
the hand will retain its shape. Ifyou
wet little in your hand, sec-that it
does not work soft and sticky, or you
may get Spring-wheat instead of Win
tcr.w6eat flour. Flour that works
sticky is not good. If it has blush
tint it is not good. If it falls III dry
powder when thrown, or if it falls
apart, dry and powdry when squeezed,
it is not good. We commend all fami-
lies who buy -four to try these tests
with the flour now on hand, the quality
of which is known"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-04

In California, and the only one nov advef1iaaax
who has received regular medical educatieSs
diseases. Because Of his unparalleled sueesss
there have sprung, from time 70 tine, into an.
ence, imposto1, without character or edueasis.
who, by boosting have managed 70 deceive ~ ~
wary sufferer into the belief that they were respeet
able and scientific men. In % doing, the IN.
scattered broadcast their nostrums among the hon-
est and unsuspecting, to the destruction Of heelS
and in some cases life itself. Beware Of then !,
you would Of the Upas tree, for they are ~ de,.
tructive. DR.. Young's olhee 10 1t 7bl CLAY All
opposite the southwest corner Of the Plaza.
With regard to remunesatien, ian indipepsaba.
preliminary between patient and prescriber, "a
set aside, DR.. Young begs respectfully to state =
those wishing to consult him, that in ordinary n.
stances the usual fee 10 expected BY other pree
titioners but where patients seek - sAtfuM IA,
cases to his entire management, 10 takn tbh -.
portunity of expressin his fssdiAess to nalse
specific consideration to eondaet he ease Sos .
detcrnnate period, o. to ssecsssfsl issue, when.
by the invalid 10 at once apprised n Tie extent q
the expense To be incurred, and the physician :,
cured the punctual attendance Of his patient vhie
the golden toll often deters beyond The second q
third interview, and which arrangement Dr.. YSsnr
will be happy to apportion to the purse-lensti
Of the patient, - may be agreed at the frst nis-
view.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in aAy psrt Of the State, how.
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and sd~
vice Of Dr.. Young on their respective eases, and
who think proper to submit written statement Of
such, in preference to holding personal interview
are respectfully assured that their cohhunication,
will be held most sacred. DR.. Young tskss this
opportunity of observing that all letters are ealy
opened and replied to by himself, and the latter q
promptly as possible.
If the case be fully and candidly described, per-
sonal communication will be superseded, 90 IL.
structiOns for diet, regimen and the general treat
ment of the case itself, Including the remedies.
will be forwarded without delay, and in such
manner to convey idea Of the letter or parcel
SO transmitted.
Consultation gratis. J. c. YOUNG, N. D.
The French Lunar, or Female
Monthly Pills.
The best remedy ever discovered for suppressed
mcnscs in females. They are safe and sure acting
in the most easy manner possible, never creating
sickness, but renOvating the system, and st The
same time they remove any distractions which
may impede for the time the natural how Of the
menses No family should be without . box i,
the house, they greatly assist in the delivery, ct
maturity, of the child. They should not be taken
under some circumstances, in the early STAGES Of
pregnancy, which will appear plain to ladies.
Price S. per box, with full directions, sent to
any part of the Pacific coast upon receipt Of the.
money. Address
&c. YOUNG,
ISL Clay street,
Opposite southwest corner of the Plaza.
14:f San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-04

TANNING SKINS WITH THE Fur On
Nail the fresh skins tightly and smooth
ly against door, keeping the skinny
side out. Next proceed with broad
bladed blunt knife to scrape away all
loose pieces of flesh and fat; then rub
in much chalk, and be not sparing of
labor; when the chalk begins to pow
der and fall of, take the skin down,
fill it with finely ground alum, wrap it
closely together, and keep it in dry
place for two or three days, at the end
of that time unfold it, shake out the
alum, and the work is over.