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, 1862-09-06
lHE GREAT WAR MEETING,


It having been determined by the War
Committee that Monster War Meeting be
held In the Court House Square On the 9Th
Of September, at o'clock ?. m-, for the
purpose Of urging upon the Governor the
necessity Of Immediately organizing the en-
sire rnilItia Of the State;
Now, therefore. request that all places Of
m. On that day, and that all citizens be and
are hereby requested to net in accordance
with the above suggestions.
F. c. SHERMAN, Mayor.
, 1862-09-06
Kirby Smltll.s Kentucky Proclnma-
riOn.
The following has be=n widely circulated in

Kentucky:
KEETECKIASs,
ssThe army Of the Confederate States has
agaiu entered yonr Territory uAder my COM
1nand.
<tLet no one make you beli.ve we cane as
Invaders, to coeTce your will, or to exercise
control over your soil. Far frnnl it. The
principle We nlain aiu is, thar government de-
Tives its first powers from the consent Of the
governed.
81 shall enforce the strictcst discipline in
order that the property OF citizens and nou-
Gtnabatar's may b. protected shall be com-
peeled to procure sun-i.. auce for my troops
amorg you, and this SHALL be paid for.
kentucFdans: We ,me not as Invaders,
but liberators. We Invoke the spirit OF your
resolutions OF 17g8 We come to arouse you
from the lethsrgY which enshrouds your Tree
thought, and forebodes the political death OF
ypur state.
ssWe come to test the truth Of what We be.
1ieve to be foul asptrsinn, that kentuckiaus
willingly join the attempt 10 su6la lagate us,
aud 10 deprive US Of our property, our lib=rty
and our dearest rights
1--WE come to strike off the chains which
are TlEeted upon you. We call upon you to
Nnite your arms, aud join with us in hurltng
back from our fair and snuuy plains the
northern hordes who would deprive US o.
our liberty, that they may enjoy our sub
stance.
ssAre we deceivede Can you treat us 81
enemies Our hearts answer M!
ssK1RBT SMITH, " j. Gen'l G. 8. 4.
, 1862-09-06

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 5.-A general strike
fer higher wages among the harness makers,
bas tsken place here. They are ar1diog the
sueets 10 1asgs nuhoe' tho ena s eas.1aS ~ upon au
tacturers deem the s-rike specially uncslted
for az they assert that brfofe making their
bids for government contracts t6es consulted
With their journeymen In the matter. It ap-
pears now that tnos. who navs signed con,
tracts viii be compiled to accede to tue
strikers demands temp orarily.> ~dtie those
who have not declare their intention to throw
them up.
, 1862-09-06

KANSAS C17I, Sept 5.-Tne Santa Fe mail
with dates to the 25ta ut, arrived here last
evening, making the trip in ten days. Quite
large number of 1adians were seen on the
-Goz<tte Of the 23d furnishes the folio ::
Great disconten@ exists among the popula-
fion Of Colorado Territory. There has not
hem any open demonstration yet, but Gen.
Candy has made such disposition OF his troops
=as will ef+ctnaily sud speedily suppress any
R4tempt Of 1nsu suoordioation.
Two batteries Of heavy artillery arrived at
Fort Union last week For this military depart
Inent
=, Mr.. Maxwell. has been appointed Inaiau
agent under the new provision for New
Mexico.
An attempt waE made to fire Independence
Mo-, last night, but the lanes we're exdn-
guished.
, 1862-09-06


n!eM pssseo 70 h!entsFlAe, ana tnen nofta
o1 MANASSAS junction, rosslng the southern
extremity OF 1he old battle teld, and buh
hnp, ald Mfchelfs FORD, joining tue Union
Monday they were engsged in holding ford
against the enemy. NO portion o. his corps
.Vas in apv enlargement excepting being
sheiled On TUESDAY, near the kdppahannock-
$1,000
HE fight on Friday. AUGUST 2e-Ma1.
GEN. II eafney's stasenent'
The following statement Of the contest near
Bull Run on Friday last, WAS made By General
K.,.-nsp,a ch;ef of staff tha General 1,a+en,no
al LIE Ah1e, a1u correcting ~ LIS olleer pro-
ceeded:
At dawn of dav on Friday. Kearnev. Reno.
and HooEer. OF HeiatxeIman's CORPS. and
StEes, f3,vis,on of Pt,rterss cnrns. cana I'm te
IN. Manasaas ~ w.
Rirnrv's hr;eade war first IN the hett1e
ground Of Mana:fas al T o'clock on Friday
ino1ricg The eueuy had left the immediats
yici, ity Of the Junction. and the buildings
we're burniug behind them. Kearaey's d,yi-
sim was no8 nrdtred to march on. cross BnIl
RIM. near the Orlpge and Alexandria railroad.
ard move on CentTeville, where the enemy
we're reported to have been posted in cousd-
erablt furce Kearney advanced, aud drove
in their vidsttes, and crossed the run without
oDnosi,ion.
s, = milc herond tbe briae. m a command
ing htight, Ksarney now made dispo:itiou OF
his troups for battle, sending ont skirmisbers
to the right and left, &c. alter the arrivI OF
KtarDey. advancing to within A mile and n
half Of GentreyIlle, thew met reei,nsnt of the
eneny's cavalry, Who immediately charged on
Them
0nr cavalry skirmishers-two companfes of
tht. 2,i penue3 }vanla cayaIry-1uYned and fled.
the enemy in Iot pursuit.
On arriving nea1 our infantry line. thev vera
.na% t,.o11 g.. f,,.,, 49, .1-;.
mishers on the right and left OF the wood. aud
throwu back into confusion.
Gen, Birr.y here came near being taken
nrsnmr IN. reae1 cavalry saeine him in
1ront. noticed his ghonlderstraps. and thea
| commerced scrub race far Iifn On one hand.
| and general on the other. However. Gan'
| RirnfE tscanrd.
K.arnes's division now .advanccd tn Cen
! treyi}le. and occupied the works without mo.
| Iesta,ion. Hooker ana Rano eneamninp thr.e
miles in the rearon Thursday n;sht. ana SiIr.T
| also coming M from the direction of Msn-
aesas,
| me stone bridre was DESTROYED. and sieers
| skirrn;ehrrs son6 met those of the enemy in
| lie Woods. IN hoth sides of the Wdrrenton
| ruaf Init hevond the Iaeshn1p road
| The encmr's sk;rmishcrs 2er. drivan in.
| and s1:eI coumrnc.d to she1i the woods
| Wien ti,e enemy SOM onened with art,llerx
| trrTn herond
Kearnev f,raed Rn11 Run ona mir ahove
thr bride. Which was drs;roVed aid f1und
S;r.1,s .r7,one in linz ~ h,.t1 Ihair r;.ht rast
~ ~ T,esshnrg 1osd and t13e;r 1.ft m Ri
| PHSn 'N 1890 @-' - 0~
Kearnev ;mmediate1v f,,mca b;a troons IF
tlr ripht Of Sige1. hls rigbt resting on mi
Rnn fhe twn d33visinns 1nalS;nn cnrva
Hnnter and R.no r..ra the r.stsrva A. r
citmE m M Tr;dsr u" +nenv nv We attaclr b,
SIN, 1,a rioht nndor raj Sehnrz rh;ch resnit
| ~ - dr;G;nr tha,n eoTna d;stann,a Aoo0-'
, 1862-09-06
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Traoune.1
MEMPHIS, Sept. a-p m.-yls cA1Eo' s.
Inc steamer Is up rom Helena ana reports
all quiet at that point; out between mere and
there both banks OF the river are TILED with
guerl'las. Yesterday IS the steamers Emeita
and Mack'a-Caeek were passing thls s1de OF
Helena, IN the vicinity OF Cotton 1sand' they
we're tired upon by 1ahemen rom tne Mis-
issippi side, and two men klhed; one WIS
passenger, drummer in Col Blssen's reg1-
ment; the other hand on the boat Troops
were landed, the place destroyd, and fifteen
prisoners taken. ....... .
Capt samonds OF the mortar heet has just
returned from reconnaissance. down the
river, and brought back half dozen large
tkiffs. capable Of holding twenty persons,
found twenty miles south Of here, hid on the
Arkareas shore, used by JEFF Thompson's
men IN ferry tbe men and mail matter across.
sa,zl a.1-r t1ro ,,a, o. +ha ,,snto+;o,
enss 'oano onls wv men o. VIC .. p4auIas.ou
given from contraband who pointed them
out
keoel adElces clalm 10 eo1nFm Tue report
of the evacuation Of Baton Rouge. Taey say
it was destroyed on account Of its proximity
u ~ d ieoe4 s'a4ieon'
+ The gunboat sumter, reported aground AZ
Bayou Sara, ,was dertroyed BY the confedrates.
This indnced Porter's feet TO DESTROY the
49,. 49, ~aSn ~ - n:+n ~
town.. foftef mas gone up taa f1Vef WIN 'ne 1n-
tentiOn Of desttoylrg all places used as ren"
deyous for guerillas,
n,ho ,a,,.1s hora ,,a-, In t5o1, an;,;t. vester.
Ane 'eoe1o Heie "o'0 - A'su ePAtAs.
day on account Of an alleged dispatch In the
| Grenada Appeal Of the 3Oth, saying that Stone
.ra11 I,ctson had crossed the Potomac and
"An .0cnson 1 Is-s ~. ,.aa s,.1
held Arlington de1sn.s'- aa'e seen nlAu
claiming to have received alspaten 1ron
| .corresnnndent In Dixie to that effect, It is a
, 1862-09-06

{TT0LM
Let our people take warning IN time. Let
ths III take it for granted that lincoln has, OF
will very soon get. all the men he has called
for, and prepare for the emergency. til within
the power Of the South to put aud keep in the
field os large force as the North can spare,
a1 it is not only the part Of wisdom. but the
dictase Of both patriotism aud duty to do 1t,
and that without delay. Our armies (the
1ehe1t) are now on the march 10 the Ohio
River, and they should be cheered, aded and
'ttrug, ,htned as they go. May God speed aud
favor them.
If Mississippi, Alahama aud Tennessee
would remove the theatre of WAT from ths,1
b rdtrs, let their IONS saelt our armies as they
I'D, anre In purruit Of the enemy, aud very
sosn re eball have an overpo xersng and in,
farce TO the birt1irgs Of Ltacola, and cle1l
the confEderacy Of the hated (oe.
, 1862-09-06

Resignation of Senator Summons, of
IL 1-Hts Successor Elected.
PROVIDENCE. R. l., Sept. 5.-Hon. Jas. r.
Simmons resigned his seat In the Uoited
States Senate this morning. The general as-
sembl5 elected Lientenant-G overnor Green
Arnold to fill his place for the remainder OF
the term, which expire. on the 4th Of March
next.
Mr. Arnold received seyenty-one out OF
eighty-one votes cast.
, 1862-09-06

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 5.-The report tele-
graphed to the Chicago Times, Wednesday
light that Gov. Morton favored the evacus~
ton Of Kentucky Is entirely false. Gov. Mor-
Ton il. and has been, opposed to eyacuating
any of the interior Of Kentucky.
Troops are being sent forward from here to
Cincinnati and Louis Vile IS rapidly as posi-
BILE. Two regiments leave tomorrow morn
ing, and more will follow daily.
4 gunboat has been ordered to ply on the
Ohio between Louisville and the mouth Of the
Wabash River.
, 1862-09-06
The Indian War In 11innes0tn-
another Fight

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. 5.--Fhe Indians at
tackled Forest City on the Sd inst. and were
rclulsed. Capt. S:rout writes to the adjutant
general from Hutchinson, Sd: TAI
licked by $50 Indians, mounted. The
fight lasted two hours and half, when the
Indians gave way. Our loas is three killed
and fifteen wounded" Capt. Strout also
states that the Indians had excellent guns,
ard were dressed partly in citizens dress.
They rode fine horses. He thinks the dii1i.ui-
II in that vicinity will be very serious.
, 1862-09-06

0rleans uspers to the 2sth nit. They contain
70 news 1t Importance =.
TIE exscuaaion Of Baton Rouge had been
ssttly effected, and the troops encanpei at
CarrultoD..
The weather was unusually hot, but the
weather continued he&ishy.
, 1862-09-06

GOOD 11F 10EFN+
DAyEspoRT, Sept 4,-Wa learn FROM the sdju-
tant general Of Iowa that the number OF men
thus Tar enlisted 1n this state. since the nr5t
over 81 O0O-more than enough to ill our
onota uuder both calls, In addition to this.
over /. 500 hayo been enlistefto fill the old
repfIBeDtR.
, 1862-09-06
IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN
VIRGINIA.

ard lIeS'on--I Immense Loss of Q~'trtcr:aas-
ttr's Stores at the former P1ace- Ft9ht
fAdI uaS made to S0ue The IQQH,
, 1862-09-06
The Capture Nf IntnntoW'0s KY, by
tho kkeReiA.

CAIRO, Sept. al yesterday sent you the
zsact that body Of rebels had captured U niou-
town, on the OGio river. now have addi-
tional particulars. Oar force st UusoutoTn
consisted Of about $50 men, uuder comnand
ees Col= FarTar. Tue rebel force attacking was
etouA 200 strong, under command of Clptain
Adam johnson Tne r.nels nsd Two pieces Of
cannon. The stack WAS male on the after
noon Of Tuesday. An engagement took place
In which We lost Captain HoSard, killed, and
nineteen wounded, one mortally- The rebels
acknowledge one killed. Our forces 5urren-
de1ed and were parnlcd.
The rebtls CAPTURED zoo stand Of arms.
They boarded the steamer Exchange aud
forced the hands to roll 200 bales of cotton
ashore. They then cut the bands aud burned
it. They said they did not intend to Interfere
with private property, and au effort was made
to fave the cotton, as 1t belonged to Pool, OF
Shawnfeto ~n, but they said they were order
ed by Gen. Brecsinridxe to destroy all pro-
-<1ucss Of the snuth. They took supper the
Exchange, cnpu=cated the contents OF the
bar, and then left They said they were going
directly 10 Henderson.
, 1862-09-06
The Cfut.inuat{ Ftuaex.

The Times published, in part OF its edition
yesterday, a fovli>h and injudicinus comnuai-
cation on the defense OF the city, calliug the
effort "big ecare,'' aud decrVing the mea-
cures used. With positive inf It nation Of a
powerful confederate army having crossed
kentucky river, we see not hoT any sensible
man could write such thing.
Gen. Wallace ordered the Times suppressed
Tor it. 1t was probably an inadvertencc In
that paper, which has been outspoken aud
consistent from the very outbreak of the re-
'hel'1on, for the most vigorous war to put it
thereby Its loyalty is beyond question, aud
thercore caution won1d answer thu purpose
which the general desires to accomplish.
-C4acinndti Gdzeftr, 4th
, 1862-09-06

g. r. ScRIVEN. Advertising Aqe'st, 63 Deetr'
,~a g., is a,ahorize1 to receiue fer
th:s and all the Leading Pz77srs Of the North"ts.
, 1862-09-06

w ANTED-By young mau,
W {whose ensa zesrent Is sout 70 exoire, aeisaa
ton in Wholesale Grocery .; G14nmssion Hoqss 10
1edge OF puftness. Salary not 10 much Of an ohect
as grod h.pse. Best Of references given: AhtreSs
and Is STATE street BeS.u .153t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-25
Notice.
OrylcE SUPERINTENDENT IND. AFFAIRS,
Nlumnia " r Lune Is 1862

OrYlcI SUPERINTENDENT IND. AFFAIRS, I
Olympia, W. T., June Is, 1862.
Information has been received at this office Of
the frequent and growing violation OF the various
provisions Of the Act of Congress regulating trade
and intercourse with the Indian tribes. The un-
dcrsigned is unwilling to believe that such viola
tions arise from wilfulness the part Of the nu-
mcrous traders now operating in sections OF the
Territory hitherto and yet occupied by Indians,
and in some instances upon the very land reserved
to the Indians by Treaty stipulation. He rather
believes that Of the recent great influx OF popula-
ton, very many ore ignorant that such laws are
jIforce.
Notice is therefore hereby given that SELLING,
DISPOSING OF, B.ARTERINO or GIVING
LIOUORto Indians, in this Territory or introducing
or attempting to Introduce the same into the Indian
country, is grave offence, punishable BY hneand
imprisonment, by the laws Of the United States;
that within any Indian Reservation, the sale Of any
article Of traffic. or ch1ndise, '0'tho rss na''ng
obtained a license from the Indian Department, is
also An offence of high order; and that all such
LIQUORS and Goods are, by the law, subject to be
seized and forfeited.
Agents have been instructed by this office to
renewed vigilance in securing the faithful and Wig
orous execution of the laws above referred to,
within their respective Agencies, and in bringing
to punishment their violators. In the event Of
their inability to stay the sale, manufacture, or
introduction Of ardent spirits malt or intoxicating
liuours or the unlicensed trade upon or within
any Reserve, they are enjoiued speedily to call
upon the U. s. Troops within their reach to assist
them in carrying out said instructions.
CALVIN H. HALE,
Eupt. Ind. Affairs W. +.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-25

A CARD.-Prompted BY ~ honest desire Of nv
"A heart, wish 70 lay before the psblls eese
winch deserves the highest conmendatoe. M
only ~ On act Of scientific skil, but Of hune,tv.
also. About twoy ears ago, I suddenly, "a ~,
causes unknown 70 ne, was ssised with a Co.
ilepsy, which, owing 70 my inability 70 meet t.
expenses consequent upon . thofoueh medical
treatment, and the discour.genent which M
with on attempting Il, soon became such les Wa
then led to believe to defy the shin Of any pbysi-
clan. was frequently while in pursuit Of ~ 81
ling, thrown down to the ground without the
slightest warning, and though insensibls 70 The
agonies, yet despised the miseries Of ny LIE,
and soon learned to look upon those who would
render assistance or shelter me from danger % en-
emies who sought to prolopg the existence Of my
miseries. While in this state, and haviss Drevi-
Gus TO my afiction tasted the sweets Of life, once
more was induced to attempt seeking the aid Of
physician, and, BY Recommendation called upon
Dr.. L. J. Csapkay. told him my circumstances
and my inability to reward him for his services,
regardless Of which, however, he At once under.
took my case, and with the blessing Of God vas
once more restored to perfect health. Unable u
reward him for the boon which enjoy ct present,
and yet conscious Of my indebtedness, consider
it due to myself and to al afflicted 70 make the
crse public in order that those in need Of medical
advice may find physician in whom every cons.
dsncs can be placed. y. ..,
f.. 81 MEYER YABLONSKY.
State Of California, Comfy Of San Francisco.
m.-subscribed and sworn TO before me this LIST
day Of August, A. D., 1856.
GILBERT A. GRANT,
H.. ST. Notary Public.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-25

became clear, ny idsas eellssssd, ths esSeaaIl
pain In ny back and sgfolns he weakness q ~
limbs, the nefvoas sSAetioa Of ~ hedy o ~
slishtsst slarn q szsitsasl.; ~ uissalApsov
and evil lorslodinC; he ~ db>ruse aad vest =
coaaAsnc IN others; the iaeapability y sesdy ~
want Of resolution; The AigAtal, exeitipe, "a n
times pisasurabls dreans q night, 1bliowed 81 4.
voluntary discharge, have III disappeasaa; "a
in fact, In two months amer haviss consulted ~
which but shors tinc ass ssstanpstei - ..S
BY NJ own hand. slsss ~
With : view 70 guard The ussbrtsnats ron III.
ling into The hands Of iacoapsttat apaeks, deem
Il ny duty to ofer this testimony 70 he merit M
skill Of Dr.. Csapkay, and rsconnssd hin y IN
who may stand in need Of medical advice, beior
assured BY my own expsrience, that once uudcs
bis care, radical and permanent cure win b. ~
iected. B. =. fNLNORr.
State Of California, county Of Ban Traneiseo-
Subscribed and sworn TO before ne, this III dav
Of April, a. D., 1850. a s :,
(sigpsa) Jonx M,pDlsrou, T.. 81
Notary Pablo.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-25
Private Medical once and Hospital
. Isl CLAY STREET,
Opposite southwest corner Of the Plasa,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. J. G. YOUNG.

D.. J. G. YouSo, who has become 20 celsbrs-
ted for the Thousands Of cures which no has per-
formed on old, chronic msrcuriel, syphilitic, and
all private diseases without mercury, 10 consulted
daily ct bic ONCE ISL Clay g., from "a. n. to
sP. ": cure guaranteed or no pay.
Dr.. Young has probably had more practice 10
venereal diseases than any physician In California.
He cures ell the most aggravated cases Of this dis
ease, and mild ones hs removes In from two to
i've days. The Doctor has for many years been
known - the most eminent and successful physi-
clan practising 10 the United Statss, and what 10
more important to the patient, hs always effects .
speedy and permanent cure.
Travellers, eeamen, miners and Others who wish
to DO cured without mercury, hindrance from busi-
ness, or exposure to friends, should apply 70 him
- soon ~ possible, and perfect cure guaranteed
In oil durable cases.
The following are = few Of the many tsstimonlals
Of Dr. Young's ability - practitioner, which
few years:
FRox TEE BosTox MEDICAL JouaxAt.1
Although We are opposed TO the System Of I'd.
vertsing for good aud sufficient reasons, still No
deem II but justice To say that Dr.. Young d one
Of the most industrious and indshtigabls votaries
Of the medical science In the United 6tstss.
tFnoM PnoSSsseR JAcgsou.1
The subscriber 70 personally acquainted with
DR.. Young. and has seen much Of his practice, and
can bear testimony TO bis merits - practitioner.
Faox TuB Nsw Yoax HsnALp,1
The eminence Of this distinguished gsnttsuan IN
his protessiou, and the very extended opportuui.
ties possessed BY him for the Observance Of vene.
real diseases, makes bis services Invaluable %
those smlcted with the above complaints.
Faox fus wsis And Apvsssisss.
All a0ietsd With private complaints should. /
possible, consult Dr.. Young, whose medical cd.
cation ID not surpassed BY any physlciaa n the
country: IL big skil honor and Integrity I'll may
rely with SAFETY, while most Of the nsdical prec.
ttsonsss In thls city ere without honesty or ~
possibility, their pretsnsions bsiag grounded . l
ignorance and assunptiea.
Requiring Medical Tre0tment.
Or. Young Ia tho pioneer Advertising Physician
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-25
sDHelAN'S
71134aEd 0a1oons

guVHE above Billiard Saloon, with EIGHT FIRST
~ CLASS PHELAN TABLES, 10 now open to
the public The Cushions on these Tables are the
latest patent and are agreat improvement on their
predecessors. The ROOM 10 fitted up 30 - 70
combine ELEGANCE with COMFORT. The bar
will be kept supplied with the very choicest brands
wines,
L.1au2xs.~.--
And the subscribers hope, by strict attention, to
merit the patronage Of eli who admire and prae-
tice the CANE OF BILLIARDS.
DAN. LYNCH,
N. E. HUGHES.
RIO and 720 Montgomery st.,
Opposite the New Metropolitan Theatre.
The subscriber begs to inform the public that
the above mentioned BILLIARD SALOON 10 aso
intended to serve 90 show and Salesroom for
PuELAN,s Patent Combination
CushiOns and Model B1l.
Hard Tables
And Billiard Trimmings Of every description:
PARTIES DESTROYS of purchasing Billiard Tables will
thus have an opportunity of selecting from va
ried assortment, both in style and finish, and can
also test the superiority claimed for the Cushions
and Tables. Mr. DAN. LYNCH will always be on
hand, aud ready to give all required information
With regard to the merits ofthesc JUSTLY CELE.
BRATED BILLIARD TABLES. The Subscriber
cordially invites all interested parties to call and
examine. N. E. HUGHES.
Agent for Phelan's Patent Combination Cush-
ions and Modern Billiard Tables
San Francisco, July 10, 1861. 3s:m6~
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SAFES! SAFES!
#. T1I.MAN,

+. T1LMAN,
90 Battery Street, Sam Francisco,
COLE Agent for TILTON l. McFARLAND'S
y celebrated Firc-Proof and Burglar Safes.
This Safe is we'll known in the market for its un-
California, as we'll in the East, the hottest fires
known. We can refer to endless certificates from
parties in our mining towns, where these Safes
have been subject to the most severe tests Of its
6re-qualities These Safes are sesured BY our
Combination Lock.
This Lock ia in every respect the most secure
one il use; it requires the key and combination to
open the SEA. If the key should be distracted
from the owner, it would be perfectly useless to
the possessor without bis knowing the combine
ton, or rental key, which the owner carries in
his head.
To those In want of reliable safe, We offer the
above cheaper than any other In the market.
H0 large assortment on hand and to arrive
F. TILMAN,
1v.1m. 40 Battery st., San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-25
Cure always Guaranteed or NO 70
RNNulrNd.

DR.. Young would state that he has been . pro-
lessor of ObstetricS and Female diseases for the
past fourteen years, and 10 fully qualified TO ad-
minister In all cases both medically and surgicay,
not in . superficial, but In ~ thorough . manner
- years Of study and practice-both In hospitals
and private families-can make. Therefore lAmi-
lies can rely upon him - upon . lAther. All In
al1iction can End In him one who can feel and
sympathise with, and beftiSnd them In trouble
ono in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be
placed. Come, oil 70 that are amicted and in
trouble, and you will DO relieved and cured.