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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-19
GLOVE ANODYNE
Tooth Ache Drops
Complain no more Of itching Teeth.

Complain no more q aching leeth.
T10HESE Drops have been extensively used by
Thousands whose experience has proved, that
the Anodyne will give immediate and permanent
relief after the failure of every other remedy 1t
is pleasant to the taste and smell, and few APP
plications will entirely remove the pain and sore
ness from decayed TOOTH so that it may be filled
and rendered useless as ever. When the pain
proceeds from the face, or from the gums around
a tooth apparently sound, this Anodyne will give
speedy relief by rubbing few drops on the parts
affected. 1t has only to become generally known
to be as highly appreciated by the public as it is
by dentists.
Read the following letter from one of the most
distinguished practical dentists in the city of New
York.
"Messrs Sands: Gentemen-In the course Of
my practice have extensively used your Glove
Anodync with much success for the relief of the
Toothache, and as | constantly recommend it to
my patients, l deem ia but just to inform you OF
the high opinion | have Of it over other remedies
I am yours; respectfully,
an. LEvETT, Dentists
Price Is Cents per Vial.
Prepared by A. B. & d. Sands, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, New York.
For sale by DR.. WILLARD, Olympia.
Nov. 1862 l:sa
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

When female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease, and requires medical surgical assistance,
the inquiry should he Where is there physician
who is fully competent to administer rclief-one
whose knowledge Of the female system is perfect
who thoroughly understands the application Of
medicine to disease whose scientific attachments
in surgery have made him pre-eminent in his pro-
fession, and whose respectable standing in society
recommends him to the confidence of the commu-
nifty? Unless these and many more questions, can
be satisfactorily answered, the afflicted should
pause before consulting any one.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG, understanding how imper
atively necessary these requirements are, feels
called upon to inerpose and by calling the atten-
ton Of the afflicted to the fact that he has been
PROFESSOR OF OBSTETRICS AND FEMALE
DISEASES for twenty years, and is fully qualified
to administer in all cases, both medically and
gica!ly, not in superficial manner, but in thor
ough manner as years Of study and practice
both in hospitals and private familics--can make
to save them from the hands Of the unqualified,
inscriptions and designing. Therefore, families
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+. Tll.MAN.

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This Safe is well known in the market for its I'M
California as well in the East, the hottest fires
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This Lock is in every respect the most secure
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To those in want of a reliable safe, we offer the
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Es5yn a large assortment on hand and to arrive
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Life illustrated. "
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WAsHINGroS, D. c., July l, 1861.


The undersigned commenced, in the month of
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TO THOSE IN TIE INTERIOR OF THE STATE.
Who are suffering under any form Of Private
Disease, whether contracted from impure connec-
tons induced by other causes, DIR. YOUNG
would directly address himself, informing them
that they can be cured without the necessity Of a
journey to this city.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, LUNGS AND
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US highly injurious, all forms of mercury the Doc
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Invalids should address at once (CONSULTA-
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California.
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Or. J. G. YOUNG,

Or. ]. G. YOUNG,
LATE PROFESSOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENN.
Private Medical and Surgical
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TO WHICH (AS A SEX FEMALES ARE
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-02
CHATTANOOGA:
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. 1868. 4
THE sITUATIoN.
The news from the front 'indi4Eatqs 4 Sit

The news rom the front Indicates a siE
nal victory. Il, IL
The fight Taesday aittrI,ool3 was od4l
Quoted principally by our artillery Ro4e
Grams threw I large force Of recphnoHsanEss
upon our position which was repulssd IF
ter several hours of heavy slxirmisEingl---
The 18th Tennessee completely doholis "
ed an Illinois regiment, whicEs attempted L
capture battery. We took several hun
dred prisoners, two hund red and fifty d
whom have arrived at chattanopga. MP n
the present writing. HE
On Tuesday. afternoon, Cen. wheeleF
from the r4ar.) attacked and destroyed |
large train near Lasesgne, making PrfsR4
ers of the entire escort. lEI=
On yesterday morning i dsxp, tEe IaI
OF general engagement opened with greA
spirit It continued all day along tho lE4'
of our front, which extends Up and ddYI
Stones river for several miles. Ilfl
1t is understood that Gen. AIorgan-HllAv
ing completed the .wesk he s. out d9ds
in Kentucky has returned and united AIii
: wLeeler in the enemy-s rear. Gen. |tEgrF
rest is also reported to haye formed DIX
same junction; which increases our cafAlrs
force between Rosecraus aud Nashville Il
$1,000. HUI
To the hour Of going to press we hafs no
no details. =
The Yankee incursion into East TenpdHsee
il doubtless a branch Of a si,hultapeOpH as
sault. and viii depend for its rHsHlts entirely
on the Mutfreesboro fight. ##f
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General prders No. IS.
conmand.is'- II csiseti7t- VI enh~- the .a.srv.
ing order II ne Published ias si sksrn r,- h. !.
>iiih eat nHnib'.To al if e -.s,. ii ti,-
country: r. ''s
l. AL coniinis..fsd l.eic~sl rna .r,i,f. men
Who hfe SOW '-f' from '-iH tl,iaaknds fr.n arr
niieF casl-e than ac7H,l dis .h{iii 81 tix rrf-r ~
Sers from tire Seete laey II MI lr5ln fi,e
frent crinman'icf> vii rs.url IA, ftrfr
wittslpi leiuF
III ceninissiei. "a o'aF-rs Hing u empty " ~,
lie pr sisoiss 81 Tire f,-.s,trt -, :.
r<a~inati- length 81 tlne ia no ease IT. = \ an
y days liter tha p:f5.,catiou ,t order ~iill l..
dsopfed rom tue Tos al ihe tiny " Disgrace AID
tcit names will 5e inrflt 80 The ron. -
COM csipts tor engvilimcf.-i lta- thrk3 )
III. Al! enlisted mex nos. h "a T. e-r,,,ls vy;tt
TIE provisions ~ pAragrbA T. fii.h order within q
feAsonabe length oi tine, ~ r. ,ilnsiteref Is de-
-eFiers and treated accord ~ nllir names To- NJ.
furnished - the comma hdaia u ihscrints a fl,esr
State for publication OF such diner aktIss Il. ~ = 10.
deemed most eficicioRs.
H. In order ID g SURE The e1eieut =
all concerned 10 carry this ordtt lnn ni.itIiafe -
feet. Department olnI1auders viii require from The
commanding oaieer Of each s{pafste sornnlsr5 i,
their Departmental pr-ap. replft of lhe names Of Al
commissioned officers and enl ;ed men now absent
from their comTaEds- These tei,arts must state ia
each case the caese Of ap-ence aud any rrrincntai
battalion or company sonmajl der Who stall nerject
70 furnish saeh report, or wi5 shan Knowingly be
guilty Of cohcealing any case OF Inaush0ri<ed abb
missed II - w.
T. Undcrafhe provisions OF kbe "a clsrse j, MR.
graph L<of General Orders mol 81 tounaiss,lnei or
nctrs and privaies who inckpabik OF bear arms
IA consequence Of wounds received n bsftle bt h,
otherwise III FOR service arr reohired n rot fl
eFse assigned 70 report 70 tiE nearest s0mmand ant
- IN shelr fefpectve States. who will
they are utted Tor such duty, fssn them T. the col
lection Of strsggiers and the enforcement Of tbe mr.
visions o. this order with fall kouss1 to call moon t
1ehrext military authority fcr such assistance - ny
Refnecessary thereto III -
VI. Officers 81 the Quartekinasfsr-s Deps-t4per4
charged with payment of troops are hereby directed
net 10 pay any commissioned officer or private VIII
dofs not furnish satisfactory kFidence that lie i not
abie 70 the penalties he>er1 IN the rigging or
def- Any disbursing officer who shan make payment
IN violation Of this order shall be liable on his bond
sof the amount OF such payneiit
Ry crd<r & COOPER
decso2w Adjt. and Inspec General
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$500 REWARD

X - = 2 nm the rrei1i-es at me s4i-cr htr
= orr -ls hlif 1iilc> IVES ~ Ciezreiarl Te-h-
en, .c 1.ii' er- two nero men Larn-f 1IIcK
--ef OF 10 iIsbr- hirll ~ - - n. - - j,
le.s'l ms rI9nt e.r- biark. r-d lanrua<e rrt
..-l ~ TIE refoes 81 The >afs Carolf11 csasf-lr
a. ero1rhi n ftrid1 ard sod IA This mar 1T j.
-. = a'i.i II or - year. I'd. ab11t feet n
- l,-H- fe-Fy ~ and "a are trrif. With irli
NC. and ss.i n |fi5fs r,,+t. 49, z.-.t Il. ~
lars rrwa-l y II le ~ IA ~, f-,-b ~ - - - -, -,
drr.l dollars oslh s n + n - .r ~ -.
jlnl--w ftte1r Rfn - -'
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HEarcs aHrkI.s Aahrl0r TESS ssSrr.
1luriiSs 5beri ncc. il|s. lsi1
General Orders To.T11


liect--nfziHg Ger JePenliecr b tlr pr~ld.-.. =.
Almighty God. aid ftin6l.isai ssrt7 i,..S "a.
lnesse- ana grace y ~ individually ate people
= = eof -iu den duty "a ail kufnbic occsSi,.s Il
10" Mfsts reverence tfifr1 iffhToues T. .ckrlow
- ors = oaii % " fiif nprtl EFfr meat, L.
rntesr ar siits isr1 hin . 'eDcf tlalt. or thu
gfest brncdi~ se ave received X H;e h1,,ss =, -,
iorih ifs most worthy Hsailc d lfsariFs ,n N ~,
word and 10 ak flose thug, .ilsit,
&c -ssfy n well IN heb llr y IT, -sil
40 encourage lcEl,ivate ltif Affections apiro-
r'tie y, tiif 'sl5e rfofine - ~ hs g-on -lie d.
tiss BE hatD>SSf apart one dar it llxrt
Il Is nutzt al tis=es pfstii-lbie
isry~dHfy tic Sabbath fheil i ~, ,.xfa,,t =
viii d these max De- put;assea iilni5i dim ;.,-
or 2 i grabs & .s-rr .i. t<tirS,S .,.,f 80
ne tiie Y orders =, ~ - klsr u IN uctr< snI 81
I. - ~ - ftetf.5 = attend lisas service fiaf
Experience ~intiiTt- the tf1cltnsz' In -. fi;,.-
law, that siis j., seven i fecird.- a. !, - =.
ret. for ami i-i>f p iir tii.rtl.- =. ..1, j.
reiii9siS duty. eats i,,5n Il. II r - r,,;
appnirtrntnt- Il led 80 ''''-
Al military sriyii'' rsgsirel iis il,iiae>as,l 80
~ ts crrS>ify eoecion a.i.i 1 ~
VII oe sisIrH-fs With u ff Stl,'.af = 81 IL
&c efcry j. s-a7intIft ahl cv.tr t4liif. u j, 49,
reulrtcr rrastc.ait " ii ie Lalfse # 1880 =
The celebration ~ AYi-c -efyisl .,.li iIi.-r. -
.nei' sill Re en- sur s,,-1 tel aft.nS
fssaed IaAYfoS BI ,i;l
ouis a. tifr eomniah.l.n-.
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n IIIIIIT Uni 81 IITIrIr TTIIHF-- I1l----.I
: + Tiptau. Adm Z sth..s
vs
r n. vaikrr Ind ether
4 T app-ari1d Z, ith. at f,,e,i,- u.
Aa-.-r if'.il sl1ll1fit. tlaf tie ,ete..ils-S T-
Walker R.iltlt Usik.s jim ~ 49, ~. . so
one. zme rl0t knosrst sl-~ ~ j. - I. ~, - ~
william Nalkfr. J1tk~on ws.LrT caikarin- .vris,-
e1ty "-iAtf.. Aar "a Williams ehi-ir, 4 = Ranr
state 81 Teunisscc r j. erds,i ~ :. M
n.1ce Ter io'r successive Eteks ia tls Chlti.nr1rr
l.e.t = Nfiap-r Published in Ciafta abo,a rl,,
lanc,eS The I'D defendants - lc aud apresr n re-
.rxt feortiFi term n Ir said rlt b. Be iiai.t al
ne court nerie IA tile oFugf Altamndf on The ii
% compliments TIL dr Tie ,arrs ,,;ii ~ ~
confessed a. II tess \ 4 Sc f.r is.i... y ~
jani-sw s1Pl Tii5Itox
qornfy Court Ci-k of fssfn. y (,.,rase
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$50 :, ~ - s,e sa.it'Ee arc delivery = ne
- -. r ans l-i - III 1At ret hi a.
~ = : 49, - --' ..i11rfa5 90 he laih iii-<-
incbes high chtnky lsliit seirbe 49, - -
has rather bid BIT pleasant
ssI5 snieSd aud smart ff 1a- rassra M I.r.
a - eenn'y Va tie prDhsv has i.rrS -
W i-y si9o i,r Tie arrest and i.ai ~ c.r,rf a.,
~ 7ai'f.ftS hirs. a fne "a 1, e.c-,,e
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/ 50 REWARD.

IL alnlve rv ard CT thisty do.sf. VII l. -
SUE apprehension I'd ns,Tafr Il IA so IL.
c. X fifSt Cs,ifft.faic T-.,inisai L.. 80 Iii.
fFrg-. aaa lis delivery H. ms ~ Note 81 u s-s
irer. 10 gay sac jlz.
sid ~ +. niriison G.-erfed rim III. q,
i.i'.i : 20 t-orefa, an : "a day c.
1le = supposed - - Al 8 i-tAer IN Cato14 t,...
u. 'itli ~ sad iiarls0u j. about - YEAR, Of axe
aepus ieei lash hisf. bisr eyfs. 4ght hAiI an
i-ir ei.iri, exon eil1 Weighs lb-ist' 80 H.
drs = . C.il- EEED. L.
CT X IS t,4uieIier.fe He.tf. ca I1-nfs
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fHE ceeseTP cs : iis pises vii ii ! j. ao.r
= near ArrlTre>b bore Tennessee oa tie -7f ms
All e.ring unlcers Are required 10 report there Nh,
have heretofore reported a. HcNinariiie
Chairnen Of Couufy courts are required "a f,~--,
70 the t''nnandant ~ ConzcrtPts a Enrfreesbdro
complete lisf . the nanes OF All Enrolanr Of1rsr~
from teir serqrii counties and re dlsfrctsn vi,1b
they reside MARCUS !. WRIGHT
c<c5f-lW Brig Gen Cs.r,fr
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lcliS 7. HoFKl~s-
fv~) y t14rc@rT ~
JoHS J. HCxFHEErs er-.'Anels1
( appeasanSl iuat nc eeientai.t JOHN ) Humph-
rs = = - - - 2. .-e ot-t- 81 Ienies.-e -
tusf ne PteSet 81 ne slfi cannot - sers1 o. hiul
Is icr four weeks IN tie Ctlftano "a Rebel nls.--
per published b. the city q Chattanooga -
aid caierd-n7 10 appear a. Ctknre-v fiu..-t - IL
held al tie Cotig- House IA The civ III fsi,ist,-
Oh The fourth Monday Of January next a5i as.es-
npiHinants bill o. Judgment IS conf-ssit-s l-s u
enteyea snt the cAnse SCI / leasing ex. rafte
dec1s-iT VIZ J. STASDHFrR
elk = n
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FOR HIRR

- Lnesa-y- the 3ist inst-in irurst a. he ~,
'-.-ss ~ Cfati-npoEa. vii hire re- - ----,-
{. p1slir fafrry % The bghesr bl56er =, n
$500, .ie1.'' n---ro woman Reieuca n.d - -
z.-. - AZ 1fSu boy Elhr4ir Buud "a -.
-. 49, l'' ti'r reiir.i 70 nc - tbs H.rrxrr 4.
~: Is. - 'fas,'i q tevs ra,nil,- ahI lie r.s(r, -
~ -t~. l----lf rin<. - siuths IL r.r---,[ -
Pa. a.. saeii.linzl acc.-lsfs g. 49, -
ese-'-i'1 = e wARNt1. Alzr.
i.-taie y Z KENNEDY. 6ss'd
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I'll -. - aitn = 'zc1 b. ech- Helm 10 raf,.
- 49, n. =. .-s ~ h--taekF caralry. lr-
r,.r. n. 80. 49, y earring fle war turns~
~. -, 49, !. 1it ~ NJ crapzny aus
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Il. &, Z Z ~ ~ t-T4-g| - Chaftan,.--
a.er - II 4 - % irfeFe kerfnrkisns Eoi-
r.-r -. p ~ ecinfrty rr1 furui-h thsi-
...-.-f -. -FlcktfslTr Capt
- - Meade CO. Kr
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y -. 1E9aer-isfcd have for sale AZ S.itrsiI. =.
=, 4 * eAti iloAuS OF ; tl.T. = shel. 81 49,
..-,'e = - foufr> yer bssie 'rl s--Sr lar -
tslslns isaii'- = prca-e Vii ADDE'S ~.
49, Sira AZ 7flsdneJ Spriags Ta|ar lie $50 81
sss---,kt BIDS viii - reserved s.r me - -. :. .
.os.-. and s 81 BID q1tres Iii 1r tseDi-G -.
'sft'-~ Nc B. QlcKESsoS 4 O.
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N We learn that the Secretary lof War
has no W under advisement the claims Of the
Southern Express ComPany|to have their en-.
ployees released from the present stactions
Of the Conscription Law. tE i
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i. Th. fiald &c hattla HI frontI

- The field Of battle In front of Nur-
freesboro is dead level. We know our
boys have doAe their /" level best n 70 make
It emphaticllly dead level, 80 fat as the
Yankees are concerned. l4F4l Is
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sGrWe learn from the jackson (Nss )
Appeal. that John P Pryor, d we'll know cit
izen aud editor, Of Memphis was severely, il
not mortally wounded, by shot 6tsdlby one
of the guards at Grenada
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-02

Qf orser = he C11ft 81 Or1t,srr IL -
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-02

: ~ The President has is9aed aIPHociana,
tion, that the writ ofhs5eds corphs is sus
pendedi in yicksburg and surrounding cSnnl
try, to the distance of ten miles. Oh account Of
the city being threate ned with invasipn
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-02

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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-02

MUsrci rn ELpcfIos.- AT tie charttt elec
ton held in, this city on the 7bth ultl. the fdi
lowing gentlemen were elected Mayer and
Aldermeh for the present corpbrats ysat III
Mayor DIR. MLo SMITH. Est I'LL
4Ider7ren.-lst Ward-RlcalRD HtkDEh
son. Jon MIrcHELL.--2d Ward VIZ l.. Duo
oEe, Jso 8. BREwER-ard watd---D. Ii. swIcE
Jas. R. 4LLIsos.-4th Ward--D K1YLok ! ions
r. TAILOR IE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-02

No. We are pleased to learn from the
Richmo nd papers. that onr Old yo1,ad friend
and qu9 ndam "compap MON il arms Col. J.
Shelby Williams. Of NashvilIss has been ap-
pointed Judge Advocate OF the Court of 1t.
Gen. E. Kirby Smiths Army Col. williams,
is at present soiournipg in thks,city. IIl.-l 4