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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22


DIR. J. c. YOUNG.
On. J. G. YoryG, who has become SO celebra-
ted for the thousands Of cures which he has per-
formed on old, chronic mercuricl, syphilitic, and
all private diseases without mercury, is consulted
daily at his Office ISL Clay ST., from A. N. to
sP. NJ. A cure guaranteed or no pay.
DIR. Young has probably had more practice in
yenereal diseases than any physician in California.
lie all the most aggravated cases OF this dis
ease, and 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 Is
more important to the patient, he always effects a
speedy aud permanent cure.
Travellers. seamen miners and others. Who wish
TO be cured wiihou, mercury, hindrssce from busi-
ness or exposure 10 friends. should apply TO him
a. soon as possible. and pcsfec, cure guaranteed
IN all eurai,.e
The follow ing are few Of the many testimonials
cf pr. Yoanr's ability as . practitioner. which
have appeared in the public journals Of the las,
few years:
fFsoa THE Bosrox MEDICAL JorsxAL.1
Although opPos~d 10 the system of I'D
vertisag for good aEd sufficient reasons. still NC
deem il hut Justice TO say that Dr. Young is one
Of the most industrious and interchangeable votaFies
Of the medical science in the United States.
TFRon PRorrssoR JacKsox.
The suhs~riher Is personally srguainsed with
Or Young aud has seen much of his practice. and
bear testimony to his merits as practitioner
TrRox TIE NEW YcaK HrRAIp.1
The eminence Of this distinguished gentleman ia
his profession. and the VERY extended opportani.
tics possessed by him for the observance Of vene-
real diseases makes his services invaluable "a
those afflicted with the above complaints.
Trsox rnr WING Axp ADVERTISE.
All afflicted with private complaints should. !
ee--hl. consult Dr Young. whose medical edu.
cation Is not surpassed by any physician In The
country In his skill, honor and integrity all may
rely with safety while most Of the medical prac'
tiscncrs IN this city are without honesty or res.
possibility. their prcieasions being grounded q
ignorance and assumption.
Dmporsana q aepaogers and ether
Bseq0lrlng Medical Treatment.
Dr Ycangis the pioneer Advertising Physician
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

Repository u science, literature. and general
intelligence, devoted TO pLrenelcgy. e,lHcsiion,
ssz=ss;sss. Psychology mechanism, al, iirs;aF,
and TO all thoss progressive measures which are
calcaia,ed to reform, elevate and improve mar
kind. illustrated with NUMEROUS portraits and
other engravings. A beautiful qaario. suitable
for binding. Published monthly ut one dollar a
year, in advance FOWLER WELLS
sos Broadway, New York.
For three dollars. a copy Of each Of the above
named Journals will be cent one year.
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in California. and the only one now advertising
who has received . regular medical education,
which 10 requisite for the successful treat0eoA d
diseases. because of his unparalleled success
there have sprung, fFoo tiHe - une, iaes e.sss'
enee. impostors, without character o. education,
Who by boasting have managed 10 deceive the un-
wary sufferer into the belief that they were respect
able and scientific mep In SO doing, the have
scattered broadcast their nosirums among the hon.
Get and unsuspecting. 10 the destruction Of health,
and in some cases life ITSELF Beware Of them ms
you would Of the Upas tree, for they are - des-
truciive. DIR. Young's office Is at 7sl CLAY 81.
opposite the southwest corner Of the Plaza.
With regard to remuneration, ian indispensable
preliminary between patient and presenter, and
which no fastidiousness or false delicacy should
set aside Or. Young begs respectfully 10 state to
those wishing TO consult him. that IN ordinary IN
stances the usual fee Is expected as by other prac-
titoners but where patients seek TO entfust their
eases te his entire management, he takes this OPP
s,ortunity Of exprcssin his readiness to name
specific consideration TO conduct the case for
determnate period, TO a successful issue, where
by the invalid is at apprised OF the extent OF
the expense 10 be incurred, and the physician Sc
cured the puEetual attendance Of his patient, which
the golden toll ofssn de;ers beyond the second or
third interview, and which arrangement DR.. Young
VIII be happy to apPortion according to the
purse Of the patient as may be agreed upon at the
first interview.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part Of the State. how
ever distant who may desire the opinion and adj
vice of Dr. Young their respective cases. and
who think proper 10 submit q written statement Of
such. in preference TO holding personal interview,
are respectfully assured that their
will he held mos. sacred. DR.. Young takes this
opportunity of observing that all letters are only
opened and replied to by himself, and the latter
promptly as possible.
Ifthe case be fully and candidly described, per.
sonal communication will be superseded. as in
sirucions for diet, regimen and the general treat
ment Of the itself. (including the remedies }
will be forwarded without delay. and in such a
manner TO convey no idea Of the letter parcel
so transmitted.
Consultation gratis. J. {. YOUNG. N. D.
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The Water-Cure Journal and Herald Of
Reforms"

Devoted TO hyareT~ihy. its philosophy and
practice To physiology aRd snaiossy, With illus
iraiite sngrssings; 10 disic;ic exercise clothing
OCCUPATIONS, smssemengs, aad those Laws which
govern life aud health. Published monthly. in
c"nssni-a' form for binding. at one dollar year
IA ads aaee.
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The French Lunar, or Female
Monthly Pills.

The best remedy ever discovered for suppressed
menses in females. They are safe and sure, acting
in the most easy manner possible, never creating
sickness. but renova.ing the system, and at the
same time they remove any instructions which
may impede for the time tho natural flow of the
mcnscs. 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 So per box, with full directions, sent to
any part of the Pacific coast upon receipt Of the
money Address
J. c. YOUNG,
75l Clay street,
Opposite southwest corner of the Plaza,
14:tf San Francisco.
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Popular Family Journals.

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rails. which afford an excellent opportunity for
bringing before the pable all subjects Of geaera!
interest.
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CLUB HOUSE GIN,

THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING SOLE AGENTS
of the above Gin, oer it to the public the finest
HOLLAND GIN, and the only GENUINE CLUB
HOUSE GIN imported to this market.
1t is put up In GREEN CASES. and branded
W. s. C., CLUB HOUSE. We shall continue to
receive the above Gin regularly.
--ALSU--
Pure Ambrosial Whisky, in TASKS;
Pure Nectar Whisy, in new style bottles:
Pure Bourbon whisky.
The above Liquors are from the we'll known
house of Vim. 5. Corwin & Co., New York, and
are guaranteed inc aud pure.
". Il. CUMMINGS h co.
lint SO California ST., San Fran.
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NrOTICEi il hereby gives that the co-Psf',n ra.
u ship heretofore existing eeeweeA u. a. In
SON and CALVIN n. HAtE, tradingas n. =. :,
sox = Co. Was dissolved by mutual coussss ~,
the 7th day of February 1854, b. the wifse's"''
from said firm Of the undsrsigned.
II. A. JuDsox has fall authority TO close 'ne 90.
mess. settle the indebtedness and receive
counts due the late 6rm, At bis store on A' ~
street, opposite the Post Once, u the 10Y, 'err
Olympia. CALVIN H. '..~s
Olympia, Feb. Is, 1862. 3r r'ai '''"''
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.c.;.i g.. g. -'u.sH b. a.st. ..ss. o- Baud
II. under i-ued from CO. long '.t4F' &C N
the tu-uoz- and BIZ sZtsu .tc irfii,isH f"r pro-
...-ir. ni. $50 ir.ra tir ,tt ~.,i--l"r'rs aEa
Nr-..r,Insn. B.. .r1l-tIto ..,- rre .a.i ins.rrg-
i....;- o. o.. Tao. ara ..r.c T. .rh-.su'r--
The Ar.bf- g Wei. l-r-. - Go. . i-Prc b.
and all o.ar. ENprc-s 60. ."s.. r'aae tl- '-'.'-
with. 81, h-r,., auihor.-,i 60 .ei Bog Agents f'r
the under isntd. in taking orders tor Seeds aud
receip;ins ioF IL, sane.
order. hy mail al.o promptly attended to. \
liberal discount Mi lie made to the Tr4ic Tar
iicular attention c.,en t. tie careful pHciir 81
Seeds for shipment Your cati, orders .r' ,'ii,ii-
ed which sha!l have ii-.i. lite and faithful At
tcEtiou.
-. Boxes of Sro.'- containing 100 papcrT. for
rc;ailnz IN -uch a--cEiiIca;s le irci. furnished
: V. MOORE,
Seed Warehouse. 10 California SITS. T., cal.
Janua1y 10Th. isil lu:aG
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A. =. DALLlDlE l. c..
Vu 0sPII!IaI DlIlel EJ,IlllS.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF

= 6StC"t w AS @6ORO
Wire suspension bridges Of any span and caPsc-
ity erected. and material furnished.
Having been constantly engaged IN the erection
of Wire Suspension Bridges and Aqsedscss Sos
several years past, fully prepared - do such
work satisfactorily and to GUARANTY PERMA-
NENCY.
Parties Who are about erecting bridges vill Cad
Il greatly to their Advantage 70 give . eau be-
fsse deciding to build wooden saructases, - The
reeest floods shrosghost the State hare pgsvsn
them 70 he wholly uasaie and asseliable. 4 asus-
Der Of wsrs ssspssssoss sys sos n u dfweas
iseaisfsss sAssssAsse IT, Sfsss If sAieA Ass
bss~ ~ fAs issa e1sctsd b. ne yrsskefs. Isl g. 3
WIRE ROPE, for mining Or Jerry purposes,
manufactured, Of any length asd sire required,
being cAesssv and better than hemp.
Scales of weight and streneth, with prices an
nexed, furnished. o. Application 70 the maunfac-
tarers. Send Cor . Circular.
A. 3. HALLlDIR & CO.,
AL Clay street San Francisco.
January IL, 1852. SIMS &
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

CAvALRy.-A charge of cavalry on body
Of infantry armed with rifles is now consid-
cred impossible. At Waterloo, when the
British soldiers were armed only with flint
lock muskets and could not fire until the cav
airy were within 100 yards, they broke the
charge with their fire; but now, when they
can open fire at 500 yards, and give eight
rounds before the cavalry reaches them, there
does not seem to appear much chance for heavy
cavalry. For vidette duty also, the horse
man is now so exposed as to be almost USE
less, it is so easy to pick him off:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

OWNING UP.-The London Ne~s SAYS Of
English coin in general. that it is ugly and
tasteless in appearance. and adds: with
our magnificent machinery and our costly
mint establishments. We are all unable to pro-
duce . coinage equal in beauty to the noble
gold eagle Of the United States"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

ia woman has often committed herself
BY talking; never BY holding her tongue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

u He who is too good for good advice is
too good for his nsighbor's company.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

q The somnambulisi Tho tried to balance
the north pole. got seriously cut by the axes
Of the Garth
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

- Gratitude is tn. masic Of the heart.
VIXEN is chords are swept by the breeze Of
kindness.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

- II is the Perfection Of happiness nei-
ther to wish for death nor fear it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22


LARGE ARHEs.-Ir i n,i generally kno='n-
saws the New York .Sfasf- ZsIiSsg' that ikeTe
Is now concentrated ga ID. -hoT- q. ih. lo;o-
mac a larger bcdy If irsoI~ than h-> ever
been co..E.e.lied in modern tim. 'xo'Pi in
tn, BATH. Of Leip-ie. Neither ''u>iasUs
Adolrhus. nor fr.si. rick the Grtat. I.rT " sSh-
iny.on. Wellington. uor scott. had e.er gnde.
his Immediate command anything Ese thr
number ,ha, is now under the eol.anlai.d Il
Gen. MCCLELLAN Frederick the Gr.-s, nrssr
led in the field more than SO.0D0 msa .: q
time. Napoleca. a; Aus;erliiz. vaIqgished
with $4,000 men the united Russian and Aus
TRAN armies, counting about 100000. ~
Jena .ul Arersia.ii there were 10000 Ia.n
under the command of ;he EMPEROR e: the
French. Tn. bloody ba;ile of Wacram VS.
tough, with 10000 men s--ii,s; tie AU-sri-
ans, and in the equally eel,hraied hattie al
Rorodino, about 10000 frencl,men ucre op-
posed TO the Russians. The decisive hattie
a, Waterloo was fought with only 10000
Frenchnen asains, Blurher and Wellington.
but the battle Of Lriisrie set in motion a 81
canic army Of about 400 600 men. Napoleon
having under his command about 100000.
and the united forces Of Russia. Austria and
Prussia. about 10000. 1t will appear from
this comparison that the armies which are
confronting each other on the Potomac were
exceeded in number only by those vast ar
mics which, on the plaius of Leipsic, decided
the fate Of Europe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

z Some years since, new firm of dry
goods dealers in Ohio, on their return from
the "City," with their first purchase, sent
out large number of handbil's, in which was
this sentence: "But not to pile up the agony
Of Western eloquence, we state with great con-
fdence that ladies' attired in our new style Of
fall and winter goods, will find the effect so
rejuvenating that all the cares incident to do
mestic life will be as blhhsomc as kissing the
dew drops from the roses of beauty that
bloom in perennial fragrance in the Elysian
fields Of ecstaiic love-"
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Private Medical Omce and Hospital

1Jl CLAl SIREEl,
Opposite southwest corner Of the Plaza,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. J. C. YOUNG.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

RoMPING.-Don't be afraid of a little romp-
ing on the part of your girls, and never pun
ish them forindulging in it, but thank heaven,
who has endowed them so largely with animal
spirits. These must have vent in some way,
and better the glow which little romping
inparts to the cheeks, than distorted spine
or pallid brow. Health is one of the greatest
OF blessings, and only a good share of physical
exercise can secure this 10 Children. Let
them romp, then, even if they do make some
noise. Yes; let them romp. Sober times
will come by and by. Life brings its cares
soon enough to all and let the children be
happy while they are young. God made
them to be happy, and why should parents
thwart his plans We do not believe in a
dull; childhood, but in cheerfulness in youth
and cheerfulness in age.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

~ The best purifier ofthe blood is Halle sar.
saparilla. tef -th 80
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~ Contsntis ths mother Of good digestion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-22

To- But for the recklessEc>s of the nepuh-
lican party. us we'll rs tn, rebels. the good old
order of affairs would have remained uniis-
turbcd.-Erpress.
To which the Marysville .Appeai replies:
Exactly so, venerable friend. The "Cood old
order of AFFAIRS when Floyd stole by the
million and Davis by the hundred thousand,
when secession agents were cribhing from
every one of Uncle Sans Golfers, when Dem
ocratic misrule had made Kansas bloody
battlefield, and South Carolina an alien
these "good old" times might have remained
undisturbed to this day, but for the Republic
cans, whose accession to power made a change
in the administration, which compelled an ex-
pose Of all the secret plots which your valua-
BILE old Pub. Func. had been sleeping over
Let us be thankful that the "good old order
of affairs" for which the mouth of the Express
waters, has at length been disturbed, although
an earthquake did it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

WEoLEsALI FANCY Goobs AND YAEKEE No
TIoE HoUsE.-stillson, Lesk P ice, whole
sale dealers in Fancy Goods and Yankee No
tions Of foreign and domestic manufacture,
have recently removed their place Of BUSH
ness, and now occupy the cOmmOdiOua four
story building Nos. ISs and lS5 Water street.
The present is q most favorable time to call
the attention of the trade TO the advantages
offered by this house, and to the superb stock
they are presenting to purShsserS. The
house was establhhed in 1856, ia the face of
strong competition, but nevertheless with
gsOd field for energy and enterprise, and
through these qualities, by close attention 10
business, and careful regard to the demands
of the trade, reputstion and business has
been established extending over Northern
Ohio, and into Indiana and Michigan. Itis
now a leading Western house in this branch
Of trade, end is not excslled in advantages
by any, while at the same time il is constant
ly extending its area Of usefulness snd null
tiplyipg it's facilities. 1rg
To attsmpt to give in detail the vast num-
Der of articles displayed upon the shelves Of
this house, would take up too much Of our
limited space, and we can only mention g
few of perhaps the most prominent. Start
ing with the first door, which is one hun
dred feet deep, We find in almost countless
variety and inmeasurable abundance such
articles a. the following: India rubber
goods, threads, buttons, combs, Perfumeries,
soaps, brushes, pencils, portmonaiss, spoons,
violin trimmings, wallets, thimbleU, crochet
needles, pruses, cutlery, speOtacles racer
strops, German pipes, and 50 on. Ascending
to the second floor, there are found In great
profusion Fancy Dry Goods, including ho-
siery, gloves, mits, collars, bOsOms, ties, era
vats, handkerchief, velvet ribbon, lace edg-
ing, braids in great variety, together With
tapes, suspenders, umbrellas, Parasels, and
notions Of endless mention. On the third
floor are kept constantly on hand a large
stock of hoopsd skirts; also, CLOCKS and en-
immense variety of toys, with numerous
ether articles. In the basement are kept
travelling bags, fancy baskets, cordage, 20
Thetrade of this house is only in theveEy
best articles TO be found in the market, and
their business exclusively Wholesale, Their
prices are such as present most adVEntageouI
inducements over Eastern houses, and with
in few years 8 formerly large Eastern trad'
has been in consequence thrown into theil
hands. As careful, straightforward DEALER
their best snconium is the latitude of theil
business. For the advantages the house pre-
sents to the trade, we most cordially com
mend il 10 attention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
HICKNAE, KE., March s1st, I
VIA OAIRo, April 1st. I
A RBo0NHoIaANoR 10 uHI0H CITY.

A R8o0NHoIsANoE 10 UHI0H CITY.
Col, Buford, Of the 27th Illinois, accompa.
MED by his regiment the 42d Illinois, the
Douglas brigade. Col. Roberts, and 400 Of the
18th Wisconsin, Col. beg, (scandinavian, }
all from Island No. 10, and two companies Of
the I'd Illinois cavalry, Col. HOgg, and de-
tachment of artillery, the last two from
Hickman, made a reconnaissance in force and
descent on Union City, 20 miles from this
place, and after forced march Of "a hours
today, discovered large force of rebel cav
airy and infantry, under the notorious Clay
King. Our cavalry dashed into the place at
furious rate. The Utmost constsr srnation
seized the rebels aud they fed hslter. skslter
in every direction. Several of them were
killed, and about 100 taken prisoners; lBO
horses were captured, large amount Of for
age and spoils, and several secession hags -
Our forces returned to Hickman after destroy
ing the tents and other property they could
not carry away. The rOut Wss complete in
every respect, and cuts OF an important rebel
communication. Union City has been long
the rendezvous Of rebel spies. The nest Is
now ehectuslly broken up. One Of our men
was killed BY the explosion Of 3 gun in a
burning tent.
The rebel forces numbered 700 infantry
and between 700 and 800 cavalry. So un-
prepared were they, and so unSuspiciSus Of
attack, that when the alarm was given they
were leisureIy eating their breakfast. This
was inconveniently abandoned, and they ran
for a train Of cars standing on the track near
the encampmen5 and mostly escaped. Col.
Buford burned the remaining cars and the
booty he could not conveniently carry with
him, and returned to Hickman. Parties who
accompanied the expedition say that had It
been properly planned and executed, every
rebel would have been eAptured.
The steamer Polar Star has Just arrived
from Hickman with 300 hOgsheads of sugar
and 600 barrels Of mOlasses, belonging to
Union citizens there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
PRisoHRRsoV or STATE.
WASHINGTON, April l.
sFsAroR wRIaHr's v11ws.


Senator Wright in a speech on abolition
in the District, favoring gradual smsnciPa
tioR and protesting against all sectional
measures and invasion of the North By free
blacks, said, however, the con6scatiOn bill
was a measure Of more importance than any
before the Senate, and calculated to put down
this rebellion. BE intimated opposition to
the Presidents emancipation resolution,
which he declared the first attempt Of the.
General Government to meddle with the do
nestle policy Of the several States. he
thought wise statesmen would consult the
border States first His motto was: Let the
war go on. Letthe silent ferces now at work,
work on. The army was seeing slavery az
it is, and twenty Thousand rebel prisoner
are seeing free institutions. The soldiers srs
settling in the South. Summers territorial
iEing resolution had weakened the Union
feeling South, bat he didn't believe in using
the army to catch slaves. he believed in the
army going on and leaving slavery to take
care Of itself BE said be had no doubt Of
putting down the rebellion in six months, il
Congress minded its own business. he de-
clsred he shsuld propose having the measure
postponed till next December, believing the
country would then be less sectiOnally rep
resented. He thought the tax bill would
bring a new and better set of politicians to
the surface.