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(eorreipOnSens far SEN 8altO. @eder.)
5aupt=9 uartier pes /. peutl6en Saaer 9tcgts

5anptQuartte pes /. peutl6en Saaer 9tcgt>
ments e. 81, 9. 6reiptaige) bel MalD=
tneton .. g., 4. Suit 1861.
Ser beutige Sag 1T fir ptslss Ne9iment Elm
Eoa Der 6reupe. Wir fetern ntdt bios Den SAB
resta9 Der unabbansisfeit0- Grtldrun9 Der Der,
Staatrn, lOnpern aud manGe anDere slilfltGe
Greisuiile, Don welGrn mir erlt 9sltera &enntntB
erbielten.
Gor ALIEN @ntern erma9ne i6, bab unler Der
e6rter Sberlt 8lenter gum 8ri9aOe-@en. eraannt
pprcsn it, Setn COMMANDO miro btnfirp ats
Ser unlerem 0tegimeute Die @aribalOt @arpe
CObert D'utult), pas % q. 9. 6reiwilt9enre-
atment (Sberlt Stetnpebr) unO Elm piertes unt>
faITen, weldbes nod nidt belttmmt 1T.
Dte1e erfreultbe 9la6rtAt tpurpe in unlerem
.Qaqer pur9 SauminatiUnen, cine 9tpbe Sere.
naoe, einige Nepen llnD oiele tnnt9e 0lldpllnl6e
.gefetert.
OieIen Mor9en hatten mir 9rpBe parabe.
&c. 900 WtanM marl9irten pur1 Die StraBen
ppn @albtnstpn unp warOen Dur@ ben Drai=
penten, pas Cabinet unp General Scott, an mel
bem lie Sprbet peftltrten, In @usenlAeim senpm~
men. l1nler Segtment 1atte Die @bre, Den anr
Berlten redbten 6Iu9el DeS 9dn6en Sruppe1sS prpa
3u bilpen, welAeS bier acknowledgement ,purne,
INN ben Sag gu feiern, nit ipelGem piele 9tepu-
blit ibr Oalein beSantt.
Gpr pem Gnpe pteIer @O6e ~eriparten MIR,
uber Den Yptpmac gu ritden. Damn werpe i1
pubrI6etnltA I'M Stanpe lein, 9buen balp be-
eutunsscpae9la9ri4ten mit3utbeilen. SOB CLAUDE
ntht, Dap Der /. 8, GOnsreb Der &etelen. Staa=
ten leine SibunSen rubtg 3a 8iAmpnD miro ab>
batten fGnner. Oielelben lOlen ben 20. |. sc.
Uegiuneu. 9OfentIi@ miro Dor eieler 3sit Elm
srpBer @9lag aus8efabrt iperpen, ~elGer Die
Derren pes Siipens perbtnperu miro, ibre per-
ratbertI6en Seltrebungen furt3ulesen.
81. ct.
Qieut. I'M /. 3. eeSaaers 9te1,
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aeridbte ppn auspdrtiaen gfeaierunaen.

@afbtn9tOn, 5. Sult, Aue Bert6
BON Seiten unlerer Mtnilter in europa 3eiss
pie SrpltlOfststt Der S%eseitOnifsn- Sepesuns ii
Suoen. Der Mrtitel i'm MOniteur, aber pelGe
pie SeSeIiOnS.g Iatter iuvtel @elAret errset, /
BON cpmpetenter Seite fir 9lua ertlGrt pOrpe
unO BON Norp-@ europa, lppte Don StaIten I'M
Spanien aus, erbaIt Die 9teeieruns Die ermutb
senplten Sert6te. aus alien euro pat
i9en 8ert@ten gebt berSUr, pa
pie Se3efftpn in betnab
fD0tf
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@rbebembe Seier in gsaSbinstOm.

Darlington 4. Suit. 4aS national
Sttftnngefelt wuroe bier prunfSOl 9efetert. Dc
MOrgenS wurpe Die erGBte 6anOnenluloe abal
feuert, Die lie auber elmer S6la6t eebGrt purOi
3ebn Meilen ldn98 Der Ytr9intl&en Sette glide
einer 8lamme, AuA Die 9fbUOe SslanD Mrtt
lerie ~feuerte cine Salpc BON 6 n9aseln Der nor
lt9en StaptIeite,
3wil6en s unp 8 u9r MpreenS parabtrte
Die 20 yiew gcrter Ge9tmenter pOr Dem weibe
Saule, I'M 8etlein See @rdlrenten unO genert
ScUtt NIT letnem Stab. Gin te er SffSter f
lutirte beim &prbeimarid. Der 3u9 mar 2 Me
len lang mnO Die blanfen 9Safen 9liBerten ~
Stlber in ben SDnnenItrablen.
Nr1lipent 2tnrpln, Staats=G efretdr Sewari
Gen. SANFORD unp Htdbter Bates repeten b
Gruppen nit be9ellterten WCrten an,
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Gin ipettercS Greffen in SSets0irat
1Iten4
Die Sebera1=Grnppem ffe9reieb. - 81
faSltAe O~cfamecne uno 20 NferSe
erbeutct4

bN0& ~ AZ VGLOE
erbeutct+
Grafton, 3. Suit. Dim Sutntao Nbenb
fam e5 SptlAen Dem 3, un0 4. Sbip Neotment
unO elmer ltarten Abtbetlung Der Gpnf6psrirten,
unter per 0nltGer Mnfibrung peS @r- Soy, gEtle
poer ST. Garrett, nabe Buchanan, uplbur &c.,
gum Sample. Derlelbe pdbrte jeOpA nibt lam
9e. Die SbtcsSruppen lblusen li9 BRAY unb
3pan9en Die SitpltAen CUR ldleunielten 6lu6t
nobel lie Dem tapferen Q8ile uno letnem 6eere
81 Mann unO 70 9ferpe abnabmen.
ueberoies batten Die 9ieteaen II 6pbte, tp1bs
reno Die SbiV-Sruppen unsleid wentger per-
loren.
@tne 9ia6ri9t aus benz 2anbe la9t, pae Sen,
WtcSlellan bpfft, nit Gr 9cs. QSile unp Dem
6aupt.@prp5 lelneS @%OmmanoO's Bel 9aurel 6iQ
Sulammen Su trefen. Der @r-@cuperneur BAT
Die BET Nbiltppi 9eflUbenen G~trginier 70 iAle&i
9enadt, pap feline 2eute ipobl ODER libel lib gut
l6la9en mtilen, peun lte niAt Der 8era6tuna
peS eansen Staates a~nbeimfalen lollen. - Die
9an3e Wfa6t Biie'S betrd9t 10000 Mann, mo-
pom 5000 6reiwtai9e unp 1000 gum OtenIts
@eSuuneene aus Dem 3bale Don Girotnten Gnb,
McGIeuan befeblt9t $4,000 Nlann, bic, in prei
Dipiionen 9etbeilt, unter Brig. General Wfpr.
rtS BON Snpiana, 8risare 0enerul 8Olsnfrant
Don Sbiu unp leinem COMMANDO fteben.
@etdtisuns res Gefeebtes bel Buchanan.
@beeItng 4. Suli, Nm Spnntas gta6
IAlu9su Die Sbic- &eeimenter cine ltarte Srup
pen=2ibtbeilung Der SuDliden BET Buchanan
tTDteten II unO nabmen 81 @efauseue unp er
beuteten 70 Nferoe.
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OaS Erefen am WOtOmac.
OTcttcre GinSelnbeiteu.
Mo N;pfHSfe4ru uuS QSermnuSefc1

Ote ~GjetGoteten Mno 0ertpunSeten+
Qlus 6aaeretppn erfabren mir itber oas Sus
Iammentrefen Der grigape DeS Sen. 9atterl on
nit Den GonfGperirten fplgenbeS 9labere:
Die 8rtaape beS Sen, NeeleY bog bon ber
Warttnsburas mad Der GoaO BON 6ep9eOtle ab.
Gump, s bes Is. 9enniYl0.- &eeiments wl1rpe
Don eiuem Itarten Grupp 1ipltGer Savalerie nmz
rin9t unp Elm Weaun 9etDOtet nuo 90 0efansene
eema6t. Die 1Gnelle 5ludt Der GpnfSpertrten
Dor DEN nad,ritdenDen Gruppen peS 0er. Ne9lep
a~efattete iepph feinen glufentbalt uno Die GpnfD=
perirten 3mansen besbalb pie 2eute, tbre gauge
@auipirun9 %weesuwerfen. Sen. 81. fam balp
oarauf nit Ietnem COMMANDO aMf Dem 9labe
an unp nabpem Die Spoten be9rafen ttrp pte
8~prniiter &c, wegsel6nft lpareu, 9ing ea I'm
SturmI6rttt weiter sesen MartinSburg.
9luber eini9en 9iaA5iglern iab man tetne
Gcnf6Dertrten, Bis nabe 9oinespille, irp cine Nbs
tbeiluna ~perlelben FA in etn @eiSenfelp 9~eUprfen
bate uno auf Die 9. ct. Srnppen f%euerte. Der
Anorif marp l0nea eripioert unr Elm beftiger
&alnpf e~ntIpann ld, bis oas gintrefen BON
@erttuS Satterie unp etni9e gut 9e3telte S6ule
Die SupliGen gum Nitf5n9 5pan9en. Gine
Gjranate lhlug 1T 6rn. Nptterielp's SAeune
unp lePte pl1le va Ct""V WV U"p Sott3snINU
fna 8euer uno wurOe 9an3liA %sertSrt. Cine
Ganpnentueel fubr ourA !9rn. 9's. 5aus.
Der 8erlult Der GCnfSOertrten an GOoten lnr
Gerpunpeten 1T niGt %befannt, oa le NQe NIT
naGmen, bis auf @inen. Die 9. ct. Grupper
batten 3 5Opte (; George Drote pom |. @tSccn.
dnz8ea., uno 2 Splpaten bon Comp. 9 uno $
IL. WennIplp., 9e9, @erpunoet wurpen @.
Wattbeps, S. Bonner Qei6t), $. g. gouns
s. 9. 9ut9tnsS Babnentraser), %. Graham
Sam. Wiprsun G&per), pom |. @isc.-9leg
unp 80. s. 6ammerbaGer pom II. 0ennlYl.
&ea., lomie Ser9. Wfc@tuIY BON McNiuaen'l
Changers. guber ptelen, pel6e i'm btrfgen 5O-
pttal linp, lollen nod 4 1Aper p%erwunpet ietn
Die ni6t tranepprttrt werpen tpnnten.
Die 9, ct. Gruppen laserten Dpnnerltae
yla6t auf Der 8arm BON Npam Srnau, 4 Mtet'
len pieletts M~artinsburs.
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Jerner lDlen nod I'M 6d9er8topn 6Cspitul
3fpet leiGt 0erwunpete lte9en. W. 9. Gbrer,
8tscunlins9 tssiment uup o. Sstbtl, IL. Yenas
%lpIpanta Ge9tment.
DaS Commencement erbtelt eetern Na9rt9t,
DaB Sen. 9atteriOn am Sage bes SrefenS In
Miartineburg ein5OS unO palelblt BON Den Gtn>
pobnern, 9r6Btentbeils lpYulen 8ir9ern berJlt6
empfaneen ipurpe. Oieielben rparen bod erfreut
ais lie erfubren, DAP bic Sruppen bort p~erpetlen
mircen unD lie lomit bon Setten pes @ouOernes
mentS belAist leien Dor f~erneren unbtlpen SVn
Setten Der NebeIen.
Der 4. Suit mar baIetbf Elm 9rOBeS GreuOeus
Set.
Die SeBliOntlte ten, pel4e Sen. YatterfCn am
Miontas verified, perlOren go 3oote unO ntebrere
Gerpunpete, Sic 5U9en It@ Z ODER 8 Mleilen
8uritd, no le 8erltartun9 abwarten wOlet.
GeHeftes pom %atterfun iden Commando.
Marttnsburg, A. Suit. Die 9an3e
Nrmee marlhterte seltern bier Elm, nafOent fur3
3upOr cine 81 Nfann ltarfe 3ruppe lIpltGer Ga
valerie IN baltt9er SIuAt bier purG setpmmen
mar.
Die Sruppen fetern rubis ben 4. Suit unb 60
1T iebt Naes III 9rGBter SrDnung, wobrenD ee=
Nv" bN"NHN ORpN"NSNN pUtIkltl+ VII &Dttt WI
SOlpoten IMAM nennt DaS 21. uno %. WennIr
Ne9iment) braA ndmIiG in Capt. 9iaplebulE
Otltt1erle Elm II. nabm cine beOeutenpe 9uantitai
bort Iie9enpen 0btstp's gu li9, porauf @eneral
YatterlUn ben San3en GOrrotb ms 8aIer lAit=
ten lteb unp SrDte CAB, Sepen gu erlGieben, Der
(A an Yri0at-@ t9entDum ~Uersreift, = NiclRul~
lens Changers bewadeu paa Webaupe unD 9[IeS
1T rtbtJ.
@tan la9t bter, Dap Sen. @lcGleaan's Mu6t
nur 2 &agemarlGe pom bier e~ntfernt Gtebe, bod
weib 9ltemanD etwas @epilIes.
Der ndAite SOFTEN Der Gonl6Derirten Gebt 3
Nfstlen BON bier bet Si9 Sprtng an Der 0lOuts
mad gBinGelter. Die 5auptmaGt lteDt 10 glei.
len BON bier BET 8unter 5ia, 1000 papun FOL
len meter mad Weiten eesansen lein, UNI SIC
&leCan am 8prritden gu btnpern.
SurnIiDe's Jtbppe Selanp 8atterte iptrD NOR
gen bier etutrefen, OaS 8iscpnin- unO pas
IL. Penni9lp. 9fe9iment lnO naA 8iltamspUr
SurtdbeCrpert, um Den YrODiant3ue gu IbiBen
GUmYa9nie y pom 10. Ne9iment ltieb auf etm
tetupIl1c @aoaIerte=Yatrputll unD tGptete eiuer
unp perpunpete 5Wet anpere Der elben.
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Sic GtGrre Der Nlrmee.

/. Wa1Dtngtpn, 5. SuIi. @enn b
breimpnatlibem Streifrdfte e%ntlafen frtn weroet
70 bleibt nod cine WiannlGaft pom $4,000
Man I'M 6elpe. Die rssulare Nrmee ba3u AZ
rebnet, ma6t pam 100000 Mann, Der GOr
greg miro entldeipen, oh nod cine erGBere 5ret
piqt9e= Nrmee eiuterufen perpen lpI.
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9ieut. int l. ,. Sassr= 8eg.

Saeerstpwn, 5. Suit. Geltern N6enO
9tng pas @er19t, paB unler StdptAea a~n0e3ins
bet peroen lple. Die 5Ome @arpe riidte aus
uno bepadte Ales auf's ltreuste, aber ni9ts
SerDdAttses pailirte. &
Yptnt Of 8cGs, 5. Snli, Die bter Bee
inpli6en, inter Dem COMMANDO BON Sol. StOne
febencen 3ruppen, perDen wabrl9einli6 mad
ben SSben an Der @arYlanpleit pes 9Ctpmac,
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N!eranbrta, 4. Suit. plies mar 6ie
rubis. Die Sruppen tparen 9Ie i'm Camp UNI
Die 0Gtrtbsbauler bliebsn ben Sag iiber eeI@lO1
fen. Sc selAab piss aus GOrliGt, INN einen
pieleiht beabiAti9ten Nn9rif pom Seiten Beau.
regards tampftereit bsSeSneR sa tVnRen, @Ot
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mrnennnna ,um Rrinnne.menernL,

@af9tngtpn, 4, Sult, @Ol, 8lenfe
bonn L. DeutlGen Sd9er,8 e9tment, 1T jum Srt
gapter sernannt wOrpen. Die Grnennung purc
pur6 illumination unp 8euerpert i'm 9a9er Sc
feiert.
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na6e 5arper'S 6errY, Sorriiden. Die Sruppen
puroen am Monta8 INN etn t~pettere6 Jfe9tment
SertGrtt unb bic Npunt,@ aroe 1T 1000 Mann
fart.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-28
Matrimonial.

NTATRIMONIAL.-A young gentleman, whose
lNl personal appearance, fortune and position is
is \ No. !, wishes to unite himself to lady with
similar qualifications. The advertiser being sim
ccrc will here describe himself and although he is
young in appearance he will admit himself on the
shady side' of fifty. The advertiser is of medi-
UNI stature, neither 'too fit nor too lean :" dark
eyes and expressive, animated cOuntcnance; and
he must here confess be is vain in stating he has
the most snowy white teeth, (natural ones hands
brow and skin as clear child's ; his hair and
whiskers a deep brown. and he eau assure you
all that these latter beauties were given him by
usng for two months, Lafonts West India Soap
Teeth Root for his yellow teeth, and Jones Coral
Hair Restorative on his Gray, Coarse hair, and by
shaving and washing with Jones' Italian Soap.
His coarse, wrinklcd skin and hands have thus
been made white and clear. These beautiful ar
tolcs he had at reasonable rates at every drug
cisre in California, Oregon and Washington Terri
otry. CRANE BRIGHAM.
San Francisco, Agents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-28
SlleriH's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk
u of the District Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict of Washington Territory, and to me directed
and delivered, against the goods and chattels, land
tencments and effects ofLewis Ensign, have lev
led upon, seized and taken into execution, and will
sell according to law, at the courthouse door in
Olympia, Nhc Capitol building on Monday, De-
cember the I'd, A. d. 1861, at the hour Of one
in the afternoon, the following described real es-
tate, viz: Lots one, two three, four, five, SIX sew
and eight, ofblock forty-three, (43) in the Town
of Olympia the same to be sold to satisfy judg.
ment rendered by the said District Court in favor
of George Banchet, and against Lewis Ensign, for
the sum Of thirteen hundred dollars and interest
thereon at ten per cent per annum, from and after
the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1859, together with
costs of suit and increased costs.
WILLIAM BILLINGS.
Sheriff of Thurston Co., W. T.
November 2. 1861. 5l:w4.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-28
the FARMERS GUIDE
Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
BY Henry STEPHENS, +. r. s., Of Edinburgh,
and the late J. p. NORTON, Professor Of Scien-
tiic Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven,
vols. Royal octave. 1000 pages, and nu-
merous Engravings.
This is confessedly the most complete work on
Agriculture ever published, and in order to give
il wider circulation, the publishers have resolved
to reduce the price to
8 for the Two vOla0es.
When sent by mail (post psid) to California,
Oregon and Washington, the price will be 81. To
every other part Of the Union, and to Canada,
(post paid &c.
~ This il not the old " Book Of the Farm"
Remittances for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid To the pub
fishers,
LEONARD SCOTT / Co.
No. 81, Gold Street, New York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-28

pay and allowances Of eOrporals Of Try
The regimental commissary sergeant shall re-
ceive the paw and allowances of regimental
scrgrant major, and the recimenial quarter
ma.,cr-seryeant shall receive the pay and all
lowancex If sergeant Of cavalry.
SEC. 2. Had b. IT fsTfkv ~ra~fod. That
,herr shall he allowed to eaeh regiment one
chaplain. Who shall bc appointed by the r,-si-
mental commander On the vote Of the field Objects
and COMPANY commanders on duty with the regi-
meni =, the time the appointment shall be made.
The haplSn appointed mus; he regular or
tain.1 N mister q! - hTistiau ,l-Eusu.;ina and
shall receive the pay and ALLOW sDce, Of captain
Of cavalry. and shall he required to report To the
colonel consnsEding the regiment 10 which lac Is
attached. at the end Of each quarter, the moral
and religious condition Of the regiment, snd such
suggestions as way condnce % the social haPpi-
me- and moral iIayro, rnent If the troops.
SIC. 10 is9 e u f@rstSr ,ssc'oj That the gen
,ral commanding separate department or a de-
tAshei army. l. hereby Authorized q appoint
uil.rtrY Hoard commission. al not les than
,ir-e nor mprr than Use cf:c -, hose duty -
.i,si 1. TO examine the CapEc.tt- qualifications,
n-ayri.tv 81 conduct aud cfcienry uf sny
-ioised o3ic,r Of volunteer, thin his department.
az army. u ho may he reported To- the board or
commission and upon such report. u adverse 10
,uch ofhcer. aud II approved by She fTe-deHt 81
tine aiied S.Aie-. the commission Il such ofhceT
shall lie vacated: I'rorsdsd airsFr That No ofi-
c~r hall he eligible To- sii such board or COIN
mission those rank promotion would in am
way be effected by it, proceedings. and two mem-
her. al least If practicable shall he oi equal rank
of the officer being examined. And when ,aean-
cies occur in Of the companies oi volunteers.
an election shall he called Ia the colonel Il the
regiment To- al such vacancies. and the men Of
each cnnyany shall vote in their respective COM
panics Tor all officers high captain, and va
ca.is- above captain shall he filled by the votes
of the commissioned officers Of the regiment. aud
all oir.rs 80 elected shall lie commissioned hy the
respective ,;oIcrnors 81 the States, or 10y the
President OF III. United STATES.
sc. II. Ind be At turfi1r saac',d, That all let
tiers rit,.n l., soldiers in the service Of the Ini
ted States, may be transmitted through the mails
without prepayment Of postage. under such re-
gulations rs the Post-OiIice Department may pre-
scribe, the postage thereon to lie paid by the re-
cipionts.
SEC. IL. And be il FURTHER enart-d That the Sec
rotary of War be- and he is hereby. authorized and
directed to introduce anfng the volunteer forces
in the service Of the United States, the system of
allotment tickets now use in the navy. or some
cquivalcn, system by which the family of the vol
untccr may draw such portions of his pay US he
may request.
Approved, July 90, 1861.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-28
Private Medical once and Hospital
ISL CLAY STREET,
Opposite southwest corner Of the Plaza,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. J. c. YOUN q i.

DR. J. c. Yorxc, who has become so cclebra-
ted for the thousands Of cures which he has per-
formed ON old, chronic mcrcuriel, syphiltic, and
all private diseases, without mercury, is consulted
daily at his Office 75l Clay st., from 0 A. N. to
sP NJ. 4 cure guaranteed or no pay.
Dr. Young has probably had more practice in
venercal diseases than any physician in California
lie cures all the most aggravated cases Of this dis
ease and mild he removes in from two to
five DAYS. The Doctor has for many years been
known ~ the most eminent and successful phys-
clan practising in the United States. and what 10
more important to the patient, he always effects .
speedy and permanent cure.
Traveller. seauen. miners and others. Who vish
to be cured without mercury, hindrsnce from bust.
ness, or exposure to friea.s. shosld apply TO him
soon A. possible, and perfect cure guaranteed
in all csrab,e cases
The following are fe~ Of the many sessinosiais
At DR.. Yosng's ability - . Practitioser. which
have appeared in the public journals q the last
few years:
Fnon Tus Bosr0x MEDICAL JerrxAL.1
Although ne are opposed TO the system 81 ad-
vessising for good and suikcieas reasoss. ssin ne
deem IL bet jsstiee 10 ssy that ~. Young h ese
Of the most industrious and isdeSaseshle vosssies
Of the medical sciesre in the Csisea Sssses
tFscs PssFasscR gAcxses1
The susscrihes Is personally s~vssissed With
Dr. Young. asd has seen s,sch a his ps.~siee asd
can bear testimony TO his merits . ps.rtitieses
[Fren TEE NV Yosx HsaAlo.1
The eminence Of this distinguished geatteaan ID
his profession. snd the very exteaaed opPostuni-
ties possessed ny hi. for the obsesvasee q veae-
real diseases. makes his services Invaluable 70
those aaie,ed with the above eeaplAisss.
Fnon snE wnIs AND ADvssTIssa.1
All a@iesed With private ce~p,aisss shssA.
possible, consult DR.. Youag, whose medical edo
cation 10 not surpassed by ANY physician IN the
country. In his skin, hoaos and integrity all nay
rely with safety, while most Of the medical psac-
ttioners in this city are without hessssy o. res
possibility, their prctensions being grounded . |
igaorsnce aad assumption.
Important - 0leaneees 000 Oohore
1eQolrong Medical TreotWo0e.
Dr.. Younsis the pioneer Advertising Physician
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-28
The American Psychological Journal"

A Repository of science, literature, and general
intelligence, devoted to phrcnology, education,
magnetism, psychology, mechanism, architecture,
and to all those progressive measures which arc
calculated to reform, elevate and improve man
kind. illustrated with numerous portraits and
other engravings. A beautiful quarto, suitable
for binding. Published monthly at one dollar u
year, in advance. FOWLER l. WELLS.
3Os Broadway, New York.
For three dollars, a copy Of each Of the above
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Life Illustrated. "

A first class Weekly Pictorial newspaper, devo-
ted to News, Literature, Science and the Arts to
Entertainment, Improvement, and General
Progress. Its columns contain original Essays,
Historical Biographical and descriptive Sketches
of travel and adventure, poetry, painting, music,
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Mercury in NO form enters into the
Remedies adopted by Dr. Young.
No. ISL CLAY STREET.

Mercury has been named, not inaptly, "Thc
curse of Man, as, under the treacherous garb of
n rcstOrer, il bequcaths the most terrible disease.
We do not see it at once, but hidden beneath the
fair surface, it poisons the blood destroys the
vous and muscular system, preventing the action
of the joints, and rendering wrctched under the
name of rheumatism, the life Of the sufcres.--
" The remedy is verse than the disease" ms many
n poor, crippled, miserable, tOothless wretch will
say, while pointing to his decayed jaws and ulcer
gums, he tells of its ravages-or at his swollen
joints and body marked with purple or leaden col
ored sores which speak of his pains, and again at
his impaired, ruined digestion, which tells Of
wre'chcd days and sleepless nights.
All affections arising from the Of mercury
perfectly cradicated and health fully restored.
All diseases Of II private nature
arising from impure connection, such rs Ulcers,
Swelling of the Groins Ulcers in the Throat, Sec
ondnry Syphilis, Cutaneous Eruptions, Clcerations
Tertiary Syphilis. Syphilis in Children, Mercuria
Syphtic Affections, GonorrhGa, elect, Structures,
False Passages, inflammation of the Bladder, and
Prostate Glands, Excavations. Tumors, Pustules
etc., treated in the most scientific manner.
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The French Lunar, or Female
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The best remedy ever discovered for suppressed
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in the most easy manner possible, never creating
sickness, but renovating the system, and at the
same time they remove any distractions which
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maturity, of the child. They should not be taken
under some circumstances, in the early stages Of
pregnancy, which viii! appear plain to ladies'.
Price S. per box, with full directions sent to
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money. Address
&c. YOUNG,
75l Clay street,
Opposite southwest corner Of the Plaza,
14:tf San Francisco.
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1.-THE Water.Cure Journal and Herald Of
Reforms"

Devoted to hydropathy, its philosophy and
Practice; to physiology and anatomy, with illus
trative engravings; to dietec exercise, clothing,
occupations, amusemcnts, and those laws which
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