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4 Sealing Aslaks - "Uhiea" 0bslIsn
q IT, Ahministration.

q Tie A4At1istraooa.
So disgusting have the Douglas jour-
nails become in their abuse OF the Ad-
ministration so utterly reckless in
their yilifications-that the Union men
in their own party are turning from them
with horror. The Eeening Journal,
whose editor is not a Republican. thus
alludes to the course of the Herald:
"In view of these indisI.utabIe facts
we have been amazed at the conduct
of certain journals, Democratic in pro-
feseion, and undoubtedly patriotic in
iutent. They seem to think it part Of
the business in merely party campaign
10 destroy popular confidence in the
Administrative head of the Govern
1ncnt; they would stop amid the smoke
and roar Of battle To- read the political
record Of the President. and search for
his tracks on the Chicago platform (.
Now We affirm that this is not the true
policy Of the Union Democratic party:
it is the most sclf-destructivc weapon
which they could handle. and we be-
lieve that far seeing Union-Dcmocrats
will agree with us in this view. Let
them, if they choose, tear the Chicago
platform all to pieces, overthrow every
Republican doctrine aud wrcst from
that party every element of power here
after; but inasmuch as the President
of the United States has been constitu-
tionally elected, and represents our
Government IN the sight of nations, IN
Gods name, let us preserve him from
unfoundcd popular distrust and the
worlds contempt-that, at least till he
shall have deserved impeachment. We
maintain that this Is an unavoidable
obligation from which a Union man
cannot escape"
The above was not written for effect.
1t is the honest, outspoken sentiment
of an old Democrat, in whose heart
breathes too much loyaltry to sacrifice
country to party advancement. Refer
ring to a contemplate slur upon our
orthy President by the Herald, the
Journal continues:
eve have no custody OF Mr.. Llncoln's
political reputation, but as an Ameri-
can citizen, with some solicitudc for
the honor of our Government, we car
nestly protest against the utterance Of
such atrocious language in relation to
the Chief Magistrate. We know that
the public mind will revolt at it, and
that multitudes who never were and
never will be Republicans, will deplore
it. 1t Mr.. Lincoln was so low, so de-
graded, so ignorant and mean, why did
Judge Douglas choose him as repre-
sentative antagonist? how happened it
that the struggle was so gigantic? and
how was it that illustrious statesman,
when about to die, eXhorted his coun-
trymen to sustain the Government,
which was administered even by that
man, Lincoln, so mean, so treacherous,
40 arrogant, so depraved, SO ignorant!
Surely Judge Douglas, who grew to his
greatness IN continual conflict with Mr..
Lincoln, knew more of his antagonist
than does the Herald, which in the fore
going unhappy remark has dep lorably
overstepped the mark"
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VUIe = y sssaH = sesn \ asy sseess. -
aepaimsiss IN - uads - behalf q ~
Essss g lav. % he Reeisasr anA Receiver q ne
Lasd Oees 1t Olympia, - Nesday, the 18th =!
Of july next, S6e eessl1ekaA - tils u the deas
tisa e1alo q W1l1lAo ue1nes, Asesassd, ~ I"
Lssis ssnv. WAsAisgtsa fsss!sey-y
A. u. POI,
p.2 Q ANae1sy ~ ~ Hslss q ts~.
Olympia. ". r, jazz Is, 1851. 49,
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How TO REPLENrsH THE SOUTHERN
TREAsURY.-Whilst the planters of the
South, to raise money fortheir govern
ment, are pledging their lands, their
cotton, and their negroes, and the wo-
men pledging their bracelets, their
rings, aud :heir breastpins, why can't
Floyd and Thompson raise the whole
necessary amount q. once by pledging
their konorf So inquiries an exchange,
bat the suggestion Is barbarous.
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.,. 0lUD Novoe ON,
rae UNDERSIGNED, U9IN0 SOLE AGENTS
- ~ sSsss 0la sGIs h - ~ psbeSc g - 0se.s
HOLLAND GIN, asd ~ oaly GENUINE CLUD
House GIN iuesess6 70 Die naskse
10 put p 70 0eG1n CAaus. 81 SrnnAsA
v. g. C., O1eo oOo9B. Ne - continue -
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-AL00-. FI1L tt.F
lss Aalreslal yli6lv. y aAean;
5ee 1oeor W. = - ~ 5000.
Iare3sor1oo vhhty. 1fABt
IAs eesvs tiasen en-. &sa shs ven k,ev~
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ss' gsasasssss ass ss> psss. rafC,
". ,. CUMMINGS = CO.
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Private Medical once and Hospital
ISL CLAY STREET,
Opposite southwest corner Of tho Plasa,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. J. G. YOUNG.


DR. J. G. Youxo, who has become 40 celebrs-
ted for the thousands of cures which he has per-
formed on old, chronic mercuriel, syphilitic, and
all private diseases, without mercury, 10 consulted
daily At his Office ISL Clay st., from Q A. n. to
sP. N. cure guaranteed or NO pay.
DR.. Young has probably had more practice In
vcncrcal diseases than any physician in California.
lie cures all the most aggravated cases Of this dis
ease, aud mild ones he removes In from two to
five days. The Doctor has for many years been
known as the most eminent and successful physi-
clan practising in the United States, and what 10
more important to the patient, be Always effects
speedy and permanent cure.
Travellers, scamcn, miners and others, Who wish
to be cured without mercury, hindrAsce from bssi-
meas, o. exposure 70 fFiends, should apply 70 hin
~ sooa Is possible, and Psstsct ssss Gsasaaassa
in all durable cases.
The following are few Of the many ssssi.osials
Of Dr.. Yossg's ability - . praesidsssr. which
Ssw years:
fson Tas Bossoy MEDICAL JorasAs.1
Although We are opposed 70 The sysseu q 3D.
vertisiae Tor good and sul6eieee seaseus still re
deem Il bat Justice to say that Dr. Yessg Is one
Of the most industriess aR1 n6efasigsble vosaries
Of the medical seience In the Usited States.
CfRon Paovsssoa JAcgses1
The Subscriber 10 personally aesusissed With
Or. Young, al has seen much Of his ps.csice. "a
can bear testimony TO hs merits ~ rsactitieass.
Pnen snR INV YoaE HsaAlp.1
The emiaeaee Of this distisgaishsd esssleaan n
bis Presssssos, ssd the very exse.ds1 opportsai-
ties possessed BY him for the Observance az vese-
cal diseases. nakss his services isvalsahle 70
hose aaieted With the sbove conplsists.
traon sas wssa Aus Asvssssses.1
An s0icsed with private couplaissa shouN. n
possible. ecsssh D.. Yeasg. w6sse neaical 81
cssios 10 - sssPassed BY any physicias 10 ~
cessssy. IN his skill, hoses and integrity an nay
rel? VITA saesty, while most a the 1edie.l peac-
tisissess IL this city without hosesty Of ~
possibility, their pseseaslsas bsisg grscsdsa n
ieussases and sssuapaisa.
l@pOgsoal - 0ts0nUess 49, Oehers
8oQ0eEanG 0o0eO01 Troo1000a.
DR.. vosseis The piosser Advertis;sg PAysic;as
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y CalhssniA, 80 ~ 49, - 80 sdvestising
sho kas received . se9u1Ay De9icsl eduestion,
which 10 requisite for he ssecssss.i usssosst Of
aisesses- bsessss - hi ssssssssaea ssecess-
shese have s3<ssg, hso tine - tie, isss eziss'
ence, inpssies, vishoss eAasafs9 % s6seaaiso,
vhs By hsaeainR hase onan0ea - asseise NJ ~
vary ssesss into the belief thai they gs raspset-
ahas - ssisasi6s 49, II - asiag. ~ hare
scattered bsusdeass their sosassGs snesg tAe bon
est anA unssspectiae 70 the 1esruetioe q Aealsh,
700 vosld q he rras tire, sss thy ere e dss-
usesive. Ds Yesse's dice b = ss1 CLAY 81,
opposite ths sDuaAvese Gomez q TIE Phsa-
With regard 20 ssmsaersiioe, fsa Indispensable
preliminary beixesa patient aid presenter, see
which no fastiSiossnexs ~ 6lse aeiicsey should
set aside Or. Young bess rsspsrtssny 10 state 10
those wishing TO cesssh Mn, thss in ordinary in
The ssasi fee 10 sxysessd - ty other prss-
tsiosess bss here Pssirsss SEX 10 eassss, ,heis
cases 10 his entire 0snaSeDGnf- be takes this op-
,ortrniiy Of expressin has weakness to naEe
specific eonsscefssios 10 eSs<set the case fcs
eesermnsse period, . successful issue. = hers-
BY the invalid is n sppssed Of the extent Of
the exPen~ % be incurred, and the Fhysesss ~
cured the psnefszi assen&ases of has paiieni Which
the golden tell eftea d~iers beyond the second q
th.rd Interview, ss9 ssss. s===sge=ent Dr. Eoree
viii be happy to- sppossios 30 the prrse-length
Of the Pasiea, - may Be agreed ~ the first inter-
view
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Pstiesss residing in any part Of the State, how
ever distant, Who may desire the opiRios aud adj
vice Of DR.. Young on their respective cases, and
who think proper 10 submit . written statement Of
such. in preference to holding personal interview
sre respectfully assured that their communications
will be held mos; sacred. Or. Young takes this
opportunity Of observing that all letters are only
opened and replied 70 By himself and the latter a.
promptly as possible.
If the case be fully and candidly described, per.
sonal communication will be superseded. as in
sruciions for diet regimen and the general treat
ment Of the case itself, Including the remedies.)
manner as TO convey no idea Of the letter parcel
So transmitted.
Consultation gratis. &c. YOUNG, N. D.
The French Lunar, or Female
Monthly PMS.
The best remedy ever discovered for suppressed
menses in females. They arc safe and sure, acting
in the most easy manner possible, never creating
sickness, but rcnovating the system, and at the
same time they remove any distractions which
may impede for the time the natural flow of the
mcnses. No family should be without box in
the house, they greatly assist in the delivery, at
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 llrf.tt |
J. C. YOUNG,
75l Clay street,
Opposite southwest corner Of the Plaza,
l4:tf San Francisco.
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VERY PRRssIxo.-A young girl who
had become tired Of single blessedness,
wrote 10 her true swain - follows:
"Deer Gin, cum rite Of, eff you are
cammin 1t oil. Ed Ceilings is insistin
that I shall hev him. Ind kisses me so
kontinneraly that / can't holed out
much longer, but will hev 2 KAYE in.
Betty.
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OLYMPIA WAaou lrAIuYACro1Y,


otul0IC &c 0l6ck9ne0T.
WyOULDinSesn The eisiseas Of Olym-
w pis asd The surrounding cosstry '3uo
that they ere sew manufacturing WAGONS, CAR
RiAGES and BU0GiES Of all descriptions, from
the hest Of imported material, By experienced WORK
men, for which WHEAT will BE- taken 10 exchange.
delivered At the Tunwster mills. Shop corner I'd
aaA Chinook Stssses.
Olympia, Dceesber ., lsee -AM
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Cure always Guaranteed or NO fee
RAnmire0.

DR.. Young would state that he has been pro-
fcssor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for the
past fourteen years. and is fully qualified to ad-
minister in oil both medically and surgcally,
not in superficial, but in as thorough manner
as years Of study and practice-both in hospitals
and private famlies-can make. Therefore fami-
lies can rely upon him as upon father. All in
affection can find in him ono who can feel and
sympathisc with, and betrend them in trouble
one in whose secrcsy the utmost confidence can DO
placed. Come, all yc that arc afflicted and in
trouble, and you will be relieved and cured.
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~ An old maid who has her eyes
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The curse Of this war 10 that it will
make % many widows, who will Be
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how 70 do Il, that modest old maids will
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whole Union, is no friend to thegorern- |
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enemy to his government, and should be
sent with all other traitors, whether North
or South, 10 Fort Lafayette or some 9th
er prison.
These are our views of what constitutes
Union Men and Disuuion Men, and who
are friends of their government and who
are not its friends. Men who have beer
true Union Men and friends Of their gov
crnment all their lives, we admire; bu
/ new converts TO Unionism for the purpos'
of obtaining Office or Of CARRYING on
some Of their hcllish plans Of abolitionisn
! we detest. Aud 50 do all honorabl
/ men