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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22
Ptlvato Medical OOce anA Hospltal
ISL CLAY STRICT,
Opposite southwest cosnee az The Plasa,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DR.. J. G. YOUNG.

Dn. J. G. You've, who hes become 20 celsbra-
ted for the thousands Of cures which be has peF.
formed ON old, chronic mefcuriel, syphilitic, and
I'LL private diseasss without mercury, b consulted
daily ct b: oaes Isl Clay a., non "a. \. 70
DR.. Young has probably had nors prssties In
venersai diseases thaa any phyaiclaa II California
He eeres Ill de neoe aGIrosu1oa eases e. ~ a.
ease, 90 mid eoeo - ee0oVoo Il 0um tvo n
ave days. The Doctor he's ~ many ysars hees
known ~ The nost salssst aa1 sueeessfal phyoi.
claa psaesisiaG b tAs Usiasd eeaAss, an1 vAcs &
spesdy cad pssnassas cam. : :
!mvsaers, eeeneas uiass 81 sthass, uhs Viii
- - eurs1 without nsscusy, hlnAsnnce - 6oei.
-, = expissss - A3sads, shoulA eoolv - ~
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slsns usst indae1siess 81 hAshGgnhas $780,
q u ne4ieal seieaes h ~ unllsd bsalss.
r,en P.sssasee JAeuss.1
Dr. ~ r.. sss' 81 s. - -: $780, w
90 ~ eese'9seg = - uaao - . pnsG1lsnss.
lPsss sas NV YsaE nsaA.s.l
n ea,essee = - AlaoniaAsl e,nGisna, 1.
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nj 1ilsasss, 1880 NJ s1sv1s.o iovsassHss -
sssss aoteesd uisA ~ ehevs seaelain1s. 3
tIssu sm waw AsD Ass1assssa.1
Al $4,000 vlAA psivoAs esucanlpnp .se.r. n
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22

n0r A correspondence, of which the
following is the substance, is said to
have passed between Gov. Hicks, of
Maryland, and Gov. Spmguc, of Rhode
Island, recently, by telegraph:
Cor. Hicks to Coz. Sprague.-"I I'M
derstand you are about to proceed to
Washington with the Rhode Island
regiment. ! advise you not to take
them through Baltimore, and thus save
trouble"
Cor. Sprague to Cor. Hicks" The
Rhode Island regiment are going to
fight, and it matters not whether they
fight in Baltimore or Washington"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22

DR.. Young would state that be has been . pro-
fessor Of Obstetrics and Female diseases for the
past fourteen years, and 10 fully qualified to adj
minister in all cases both medically and surgically,
not in superficial, bat In - thorough manner
a. years Of study and practics-both in hospitals
and private famiiies-can make. Therefore fami-
lies can rely upon him ~ upon > father. All In
a6ictiOn can End In him one who can feel and
sympathise with, and beftiend them in trouble
one In whose secresy the utmost confidence can DO
placed. Come, all 70 that are afaicted and in
trouble, and you will be relieved and cured.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22

~ The Ashtabula Sentinel, in speak
ing Of Capt. Crane, Of the Morgan VOL
unteers-who is a Methodist minister
compliments him as being ''true chris
tan and good shot"
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her extremely aged, and very respect
fully addressed her
81 say, mother-excusc me-but I
want to ask you a question"
"La, child" replied the old lady,
"what is it,"
"Have you got any teeth?"
"Why, what queer question:" re-
piled the old lady; "bless your soul,
/ amt had tooth in my head for more
than twenty years! What made you
ask?"
"Well, you see," said Jack, GIVE
been off tLree years, and on my way
home promised my shipmates that |
would kiss the first woman | met, if
she had single tooth in her head"
"You did!' replied the old lady;
"stop Bit" and she thrust her finger
into her mouth and felt all over; eyes
-yes-it is So"
"What is it, mother?"
"Why," said the old lady, 81 believe
1 have got one old snag left yet"
Jack did the business, and as he
turned away, exclaimed:
-"By thunder, here's the ruling pas
sion strong in age"
PLANT TREE.-Ycs, plant two,
three, or half dozen of them. They
will all grow and thrive, and it vii! be
an easy matter to deplete the rcdnn-
dancv by removing those that are not
needed. Plant them along the side
walk to catch the dust from the hot
streets. and to draw barbs from the
shafts of the fiery summers sun, e
they reach your chamber Window
Plant them i'll your front yard, side
ward, or back yard, where you can sit
under them and watch the shattered
moon-bcams simmer through their
spray, and hear the night winds MUIR
muir their mystic wooings with the
signing branches. Plant them wher-
ever you can find spare path of unoc-
cupied territory Oh your premises, large
enough to dig a hole in. A city with
out trees is u naked thing, unfit to be
seen. Give nature chance, and she
will clothe our streets and our yards
with vesture that will gladden. our
eyes and cheer our hearts through the
long, hot days of the coming summer.
STANDARD WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
The following table Of the number
of pounds of various articles to the
bushcl, may be useful to many of our
patrons:
Of wheat, sixty lbs.
OF shelled corn, fifty-six lbs.
Of corn on the cob, seventy Tbs.
Ofrye, fifty-six TBS.
OF oats, thirty-two Tbs.
Ofbarley, forty Tbs.
Ofpotoes, sixty Tbs.
OF bran, twenty Tbs.
Ofclover seed, forty-fivc lbs.
OF timothy seed, forty-fivc Tbs.
OF blue grass seed, fourteen lbs.
OF castor beans, forty-six lbs. \
Of flax seed, forty-five Tbs.
OF buckwheat, tifty-two Tbs.
OF dried peaches, thirty-thrce TBS.
OF dried apples, twenty-four Tbs.
OF green apples, forty-six Tbs.
OF onions, fifty-seven Tbs.
Of salt, fifty Tbs.
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ings, Palpitasios, Phthyslc, LuuAseo.
Absesss Of nisd, Choien, Dyspepsia,
Epilepsy, Cost, Palsy, 81. vitpc
Danes, Hysaerics, Hypochosdsia. Sup.
pressed Menses-asa b % wonderful
IN re3uvenattng premature old age, sad
correcting dscsspitsds bsought on hy
excessive indulgesce, that soshise bat
81 trial ca eoavince the patient Of its
qualitissi
~ Il b not a. exeilaat, bot Q stre.sthe,er.
purely Vegetable and harmless like skiilfsl A..
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e'aAsaily bet ineessansly sada strsagth aad vieor
ustil nothing u len un6nished.
This nisaculess Medicine % Tor sale, vholes.le
aad retail, BY 0AMUEk ADAMS. Drurrist
CSey Strest, 60 ~ J6ea Lspsnf, e. Ftssciseo
80 - ~ D1sReisss = Csivsrsis ed Ors,se-oi
per bottle, - pr dozen.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10

W-AsETyeroF. July 6-SsRais-Mr. Hale
moved tba, tbe Senate proceed to the electon
OF an assistant doorgeeper-foTty votes were
cast. Isaac Barrett 80, Chas. Jones s, scat
tering 2. MI. BaTret was declared elected
Mr.. Wilson presented the several Dllis OF
which he gave notice on Thursday.
MT. Grimes moved that the bill to promote
the efficiency Of the army be IeIeIIeu ="
special committee of nine.
The vice-president announced the sJanolng
committees.
After a discussion the bill was referred to a
sDeclai committee Of 6, which consists OF the
following: Messrs. Wilson, Hale, Latham,
Sherman, Powell, Corran, King Kennedy ana
Howe.
The others were referred to the military
committee. 49,
MIR. Polk presented the credentials of Waldo
P. Johnston, senator e!ec. from Missouri, VINO
took the oath.
LIST o F TANDIN C-oMMITTEEs.
Foreign Relations - Messrs. sumner, Col
lamsr, Doolttle, Wilmot, Browning, Polk ana
MiIi.aTy Affair, -Messrs. Wilson, King,
Baker. Lane of Indiana, Lane Of Kansas,
Rice and Latham.
Finance Messrs. Fessanden. Simmons,
Sherman. Howe, Hunter, Rice, Bright ana
Naval Afairs-Msssrs. Hale, Grimes. Foot,
Sherman, Thompson, Nicholson and McDou-
gal.
riI, Nelson, TenEyck, Salisbury and John-
Judfciarv-Messrs. Trumbull, Foster, Ten
Evck, Corran, Harris, Bay8rd, Powell ana
Post Office and Post Roads-Messrs. Cola
mer, Dixon, Wade, Trunbuil, Rice, Bright
and Latham.
Revolutionary Claims-Messrs King, Chan
der, wilkinson, Hale and Nesmish.
Public Lands-Messrs. Harlan, Bingham,
Clark, Pomeroy, Johnson, Rice and Mes
NTH.
On CIaims-Nessrs. Clark, Simmons, Howe,
Wilmot. Pomerov. Polk and Bayard.
District Of CoIlmbia-Ns sTs. Grimes, Dix
on, Morrill,, Wade, Anthony, Kennedy and
Powell.
Indian Afairs-Messrs. Dooltttle, Wilkin-
sen, Cowau, Foots, Lane of Kansas, Harlan
and Nesmith.
Committee on Patents and the Patent Office
-Msssrs. Simmons, Sumner, CowanJ Ihomp-
son and Salisbury.
On Pensions Messrs. Foster, Benjamin,
Lane of Indiana, Howe, Wtlmot Pomeroy
and SaulsbHrv.
On Public Buildings and Grounds-Nessrs.
Anthoav. Chandler, Bright, Kennedy, Wade,
Wilkinson, Baker, Hale, Browning, Johnson
Of Tennessee, and Bragg.
On Engrossed Bills-Messrs. Lane Of Indi-
ana, Morrill, and Latham.
To admit and control the contingent expenses
Of the S~enate-Messrs. Dixon, Clark, and
Johnson Of Tennessee.
o. Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Benjamin, Ba-
krr and Salisbury.
On Printing-Msssrs. Anthony, Harlan and
Powell.
HOuse.-Mr. Wright announced the death OF
Mr.. Scranton, Of Pa, and offered resolutions
Of profound regret.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10

an IEFEENAL MAcHINE.-Tbe Baltimore
Republican, tells d queer story in connection
wi o the search For arms that has been going
on in hat city. As a detachment Of federal
soldiers were pokirg about in q cellar, they
stumbled on a singular looking machine with a
long tin funnel which had been partially con-
ceaied in one corner. They " re about to re
move the affair from the house, when the lady
Of the house rushed toward them and begged
Of them not 10 touch it, as iC was filled with
powder. The words had scarcely escaped her
lips, when the soldiers rushed peil neil on Of
the door. and only halted upon hearing a
hearty burst of laughter from the lady, who,
upon being Intercepted, Informed them that it
was q "patent German sausage machine"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10
How n Creased Pig was Caught by n
Hhsde island Volunteer,

aAT1@ 81 y VII
The excellent army correspondent of The
Providence Journal, in describing the amuse-
ments INDUCED in BY the first Rhode Island
regimen at Camp Sprague, near Washington,
when CFduty, gives the following humorous &C
count 0 a race for and cap ure Of a creased
pig by the volunteers:
The porksr, closely shaved and thoroughly
fabricated from snout 20 tail, was conveyed to
the arena in ? covered box. Piteous, indeed,
WAS The expression Of his innocent face when,
u~neaged, be was turned adrift. Unknowing
bis destiny, he slowly stepped from bis prison,
grunting satisfaction at release.
But with a wboop ten incsrnate fends
rushed madly forward and eudeavored to clutch
bis prebensibls tail. Piggy, OF a sudden,
woke to a realizing ,ense Of his position, and
most doleful squesls. He rushed here, and
secuted there, having no respect for tie
legs OF any one, and routing people in
every direc ion. The men perspiriHg. hot,
and eager, were desperate in the chase. They
grabbed and caught only to ind their eE-
forts futile. No sooner would the prize sp-
pear to be won than it vas lost. The diff
fculty Of the capture was enhanced by
its being allowable only 10 holi the animal
by his u]nctious appendage-anv other methos
being ruled out. The feat appeared impossi-
bic, but one man sublimely rose whose intellect
was adequate to the performance If the feat.
He showed himself to be the very Napoleon Of
pig-chsseTs. He scared supreme at the srdu-
business of the task, and waiting fOy an op-
portuRity threw himself bodily on the victim,
and seized the tail between bis teeth. The
squsaling was terrific, but was drowned By the
shrieks OF laughter that were undoubtedly
beard in Washington. Wac got the pig?
Why, a marine, Of course.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10
r1-The ~ Haren (ConneciicnN Regi,te

O. The New Haven (Co7necticut) Register
indulgesin some forcibIe denuncistory remarks
the brigand Montgomery to high military Bo-
sitioas by the abolition administration. That
paper says:
One Of the most disgracefuI Of the acts
which have characterized the present ad-
miDistratiOn 10 it's brief, but uDexampled
caresr, is he appointment oe jim Lane to a
brigsdiar gsneTals1iP, and "CaPt." Montgom-
cry to a coioneicy In the ~aruy-two as deep
dyed sc0undTels as ever went unhung. The
murders and robberies committed by ihese fell
lows during the troubles in Kansas ere known
to the whole country, and have linked their
names in appropriate connections with the
hOaTy william but less fortunate John Brown.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10
ENS0LEENT NOTICE Z

STATE OF -TENEESSEE,
Hs~dpmsn County.
TTAvING this day suggested the Insolvency Of the es-
II tate OF Martha Futrel, de't, all pcrs0nB having
claims aga INST the same, viii file tkcm, duly authentic
c-tad, as the law prescribes, with the Clerk n the
County Court er Hardeman county, on or before the
q b lay OF December, 1881, Tor pro rata allowance, or
the same viii be barred IN lsw and equity.
III s1tth day OF June, 1851.
Wa. S. fUGHERTY. Adm'tor
je27-wIm ofthe Estate OF Martha ButreH, decd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10

LAReEsT F~oKTREss IL THE WoELD.-
F;ghtesn miles from Warsaw stands the
LATEST fortress in the woTld-a fortress with
easement and bomb-pro0f barracks for 10000
men, and with a circumference or eleven
miIas. II is known as the Madlin, or as the
NV Georgian ; in Russian, Novo-GioTgievsk.
No stranger can visit it without special per-
mission Of the Gar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10
In the County Court Of FHarde-
MAJ County, Tennessee, july
FERN. 1861.

WbilmsU Cobourn and wife, an others. Va Headly
Pos G.. S. Polk, Charles L. Pols, ". " Polk, Be-
cora L. Polk, Edward II. Pok, Sarah E Polk. Petit
ton to divide Slaves.
IT appearing t. the court that the above named de-
PENDANTS are non-resIdeuts OF the State Of Tonnes
see. il is therefore ordered by the court that psblics-
lion ba made IA the Memphis Weeks Appeal. a news
psper Dubjshrd IN the city OF Memphis, requiring said
defend ruts TO q, ter heir appearance in sid causs. and
rlp.d answer or Ceuur 10 the same. by or within the
nrst three DAYS Of the August term, 1856, Of this court,
OF said petition vii be taken Tor confessed as TO them,
and set for hearing eZ pare.
r. c9py-TesLl R.. P. NELLY, Clerk.
je4-w4t b. e. C CRISP, D. q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10

An EXCITEMENT IN NEW JERsEY.-Tbe
Neusrk .69veyiissr says that some time during
Saturday night last an efigy Of Presiden- Lin
ola was suspended on a liberty pole in Rah-
wav. New Jersey, and upon being discovered
Sunday morning occssioned great excitement
among the townpeople. Several efforts were
Ta5e TO take down the efigV, but the perpe-
fra ors Of the act had creased The pole 80 that
noboav could climb it, and it had finally to be
rrf 1,u-u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10

ESCAPED FROM THE P~R1oKLYN. - The
PoiHte a Ia Hacbe (PIaqusui1es Parish, La.,)
Rice Plaster Of the 22d uit., says:
We bear that Mr.. Charles F. D~emander's
sleep a few days ago was captured by the
Brooklyn abou z mile of Pass a FOatre. Du-
rirg tour days Mr.. Demander was kept a pris-
oner. o. the fourth day the Brooklyn gave
chase 10 a vessel in the otiug. Mr.. Demsnder
being left alone on his craft at Pass q POUtTe,
"a sson as Lincoln's man-of-War was far cut
At SEA, slipped his anchor and made for Lake
Borgpe. There be fortunately arrived without
falling in witt any Of The enemy's armed
steamers. which were reported to be then cTuis-
ing in that estuary Of the Mexican gulf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10
straYed "a sfoIen,

TROM the premises Of Col. 7. J. Hanley, On
n sur day nigh, June 90, S0RREL HORSE, sSzN
Ave years old, d1xen name ara tar, sb0d al -
rouad. spot in the forehead. BE is a very fac saddle
Horse. vii give d handsome reward for the delivery
Of the Horse on tue as0ve named premises, OF fr in
formation respecting him. Address me at Hickory
Wyths, Faystte county, Tennessee
jy4-dawlts J. A. MANLEY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-10
Iuka Mineral Springs.

THESE SPRINGS having been carefully analysed by
L the State ueoIogis OF Mississippi, AID found III
contain Supplemented hydrogen largely Bicarbonate Of
Iron largely. Free CaTboEic Acid, with small amounts
Of 81. Carb Of Msgnesia, Ri. Carb. Lime, Bi. CaIb.
in Spring No. ,, in 10 600 parts Of which are lilo OF
solid ingredients, hve-sixths Of which are Peroxide OF
Iron. No. 3 contains the ingredients Of the former,
except Sulphuretted Hydrogen. No. . is 2 strong Red
Sulphur Spring. Spring No 3 is q simple Chulybeate,
sOmegbat weaker than the former Both Of the lsttsr
differ from the majority Of other Chslybsates and Sui
phur waters o! the state, in their freedom from purgs-
tive ingredients, which renders them better adapted to
feeble patients being almost purely tenlc, and IN the
case sf the first mentioned Alternatives.
Many visitors from Aemphis, New Orleans and all
the South western States, have been restored to health
from long standing cnrunsc diseases by drinking this
waserj and the great popularity which they have OBJ
tanned and the large increase Of visitors, has induced
the hotel conpan' t. enlarge their accommodations, and
they now afford every luxury and amusement, besiGes
stUdIed comfort, which can be obtained in the country.
To the pleasure-seeker, the finest fishing Is within
an agreeable ride Of FIVE miles. Billiard Tables, Bowl
ing Allies, Livery Stables and whatever can zmuse the
summer visitor, IL at bis command.
4 Band Of Husic is in attendance, and no expense or
care is spared TO render guests comfortable and happy,
The Springs Hotel is situated Immediately on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, shout half way be-
tween Memphis and Huntsville, within one hour Of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad at Corinth, and two hours Of
the Mississippi Central, and six hours OF Memphis.
COOK & co, ProPrietors,
ie1f-Im Iuka, Mississippi.