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DIR. KINGS
DtSPENSART
FOR
PRIVATb DISEASES.

- ssszaz1Szs d. KING formerly Of E0W York,
- ~ or zE5r years q Louisville, by,
F1zg>s<sS5A3S wac has devoted he atieni 3s0a g
the treatment Of zIvats ds8sos foT 50 years. eaters
himself, having Ettsadsd TO practice l1r 60 mauy
Year,, and CURED 50 ms1T thOuzanda, he g enabled
20 oura all diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may 5e from inJudicl0s medical treat.
usEt, or from Saegisos Of their own. Dr.. Kings
DisDanEsry is No g Dsefeziok street. between Chsrs
~ and the Square, EeeoGd stexys Taefs hecusos Al
diseases Of private naluTs.
GOnOFrhesa czssd without Rzsscoas medicines c.
Interference with business.
Structures Of Cd o. recent ar.s ccsuElT cured fn
. few days, By "a operation Wh-ch cause 70 pzla.
Rbsrs EtTictare sEsss heE ga canro3 b snsioysii
Perhaps no disease o2aEs5 mora sc1iel aud undsf-
mines the constitution 20 mCch.
Syphilis with al tha tsCaaI n tds Esins growing
out 81 neglect CT bad tfsssElsIi, a. % elcctlalF
cE.sd IL few dhys
SsssszgI WeG o1lsf e1ttoa having be51
given 70 this disease and al the consequences grow
ing ors Of it, brpughs or IN many oasoE b the de-
stfuotiVs habits Of o0ns.6eFase yOashs, aud excess
i've ndalgeEes Of ths psssicns, neglect o. which
VIII undermine tbs ocnEt.Etion, rendering the E3l-
iect unit foE bExnezg EoGsty aud eEuEirg Pzcues
tHre Old age.
Females who nag be ls5oriGg With any diiloaits
She Womb nay rest assured Of iIsmsdi1se F5.--.,
Persons residing abroad, hy writing and stating
ther case, With fee enclosed, direct % d. a. King,
60 e Desderok Eircst Nashville, Tern. WI IL -
the EessEzazy sslicsBsE seal &c sbsis sdGIszs Oos
hears fsez y e'esoek - ~ morning untl l. fhs
SsBtsa ly1ig-sa--is a5Efr.
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or Night Emissions Cured

YOCs0 kAS, stop before gou further 60. o. aH
diseases mbssct 70 nan, there = 20 dlssass % hard
70 cure Egbt Emisaons and physleisrs are sCaxos
hat understand treating g and 10 yoa can y that
have cared eoseas n THIS city, ~ well e. IN dssr.
sat States, who have sPeni dollar aftsr dollar, and
srO nov vslI sursd b. ne an daily receiving lss-
iers azc sending sdclns - al para q ths county
In q word, III hat are diseased n any way, E1d Wiz
give ne cal, VIII gre Hafisfsotsa az "a of Ne
aissasss mentioned h shs sdvsrussasal M bsst
q Foforsaoss siysa = thls city.
AIfisitsrs directea q
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leo cases choice eau Pine Apple,
100 cases fresh Can Peachss,
100 cases fresh Cove Oy sters
90 cases Concentrated MIX,
100 casss fresh Can Tomatoes,
l5o boxes choice Hamburg and EneIIsh Dairy
Cheese,
200 900 Cigars Of The most popular brands,
leo dozen choice assorted Jsllles. pints and half
piBts,
500 dOEsn choice CatswbA and Rhine Wine, qts.
and pints,
fine lot Of new layer and N. r. Rsisins,
And most magnificent assoTtusnt Of cut and
plug Tobacco, chewing and smoking.
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sosd.sgs. she t3sns.aI took BE p.ncs end
waited Che coming % tbs military con-
! 6ueto~
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Ergson: Glover Perrin, Z sA. Oalos, Ohasianooga,
Tenn.
Assistant Medical Director: Surgeon A Henry
murston. once No "a Cherry street, between Broad
and Church.
Medical lnsPecOr; Surgeon Clendsnin Q Vols.
Ofce No - Cherry street. between Broad and Church
Medical Director Rsssv6 C0Tps: Surgeon William
warren, 3 Fols. Once, High street, Gen Grangar's
Did headQrariers.
hfedicai Dirsefor q ~ Pod; Surgeon I Watson.
Ii prouoa Marshal. Lieut. Col Geo Spsuiding.
hssistaaf ffopoa NdTthal; Captain James BOYD,
SlEt Illinois. once az the State Capitol.
O0lmandeT o. ths Pos. Brigsdisr General s
Stranger. HeedquaTters, College street, between
Cburch and Union streets.
= F4sadqlLarferb u ds cbmn1ndeT Of fhs Dir-ia o.
NasirfQs. Gen L i Rousseau. The Bass residence
Church streei, between Vine and Spruce.
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az To the Ladies.

All Afsetlous q ne Womb treated With success.
Thosa Married LADIES' Who have been 60 uas0rtunEis
70 nais4rry or prove aboEt9l, eau BE- carried 70 ihsr
fail time II found pregnant, By giving ne = CAL.
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why some skebs1s rake 4i.s 0ath
OF Amnesty -Charsescrlssics OF
Gen. Grant.
fsxtrsc; 1oEa The aponceuce Of ths Louisville
- Ialru.l I -
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= eterilitY.

YouaS Married Ladies whose misfortune 4 has
been uoi to bring forth II due season, remember God
bss said you should multiply ana repleuah- Il this
d your desire you can consult ne either b sttsr Or
persoa. No LADY oger fhlrly-Eve years o. ags nesd
make application. All communication b. leittF o.
person strictly confidential.
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DR. McGILL.

&c. 81 Ualoa slIsst, Eaahsnls, 1.1t-,
- 4 uiH meet vita pFoupi altsaiiuu.
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Boarding.

A Wv ge1tlemen can b acoeulnsts'sd via
"A B0AkD "a : private amily e 10. = ~
stFost, eetEeez Chursh ~ hTesd. Iss 1l-sws
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General Court Martial,

NO. - NQEAa kOttE5 -
President col. MARIN C HUHIER, SD Ind. Vol. Inf
Judge Advocate Capt. W. c. seUIEE's, lat o. v s. 5
gR AsB IgCAfIOs " EsSPIIAIS u EASETILLl
The following Is correct LIST Of all Hospitals ii
8osgi.aI No I-O1 Gun Faosory, Surgeon y
aorner, College street, on the all.
Hospital No p UHiVesiiB Building: Surgeon j
Lynde L Vols, Market street, on the Kill
XIDe5ltai No 3-Easleys BHildiag: Surgeon L HaT-
low, y 5 Vols, Southeast corner Public Square.
Hospalal No Cess Fdctory: Surgeon " Hogs-
boon. 4 Vols, upper end Of Front street.
Hospitdl 10 s--Aiasoaic Hall: Surgeon " @ Otter
son. u Vols, corner Of Church and Summer streets.
Hospital No 9-CmTsegs Factory: Surgeon
" France, 8 A, Market street below theSqGare.
Hospital No HI Pei Hoise): A Surgeon L D
dogie A, On University Pike.
HospHai No l2--Br0ads0aV Hotsi: Surgeon J " Lau
Ton, d Vols, corner Broad and Cherry streets.
Hospilai No lS-Hlluls's HigA School; Surgeon r Z
fnvier III . Vols corner 81 Spruce and Broad streets.
Hospifal No a. Ndskris Female AcadezaV: Surgeon
Phillips Vols, Church street, near the Chstta-
a0ogs Depot.
HospiiaI No 15-Hrnss's Hlek ScsOol: Surgeon VIM
Chambers, U Yos, corner of Line ard Summer cts.
Ho4i.al No e-l0o.irabaadl A A Surgeon Ro-
uayne, S A, corner Of Broad and Front streets.
Hcspi;cl No I7-(CNoes') Surseoo 4 D Lynds,
Vols, Market street, on the Bill.
Hasrifal No iq-E0TFis 4 StrGe0H's BaildiHc SuF-
eson W Foye, y Vols, No Market street
Hosphal No 2i--Mefhodist Church Surgeon i
Fuller u Vols Church street, bet Summer and High
Osnsbsriaad Hospital: Surgeon Clark McDarmont,
Prison Hospital-Ssoond Boptia CAsreh: Scr
ee0n G Hickman, A, Cherry street, on she Hil
OoHvalssoesf Rc'Tackt AGzloeli H0zss): CoraeF Of
Church and Cherry ,stFsets.
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rofI,e vofers ogBedfoFd COInty,

wouId most respectfully announce myself ~
5t5ate fr sheriff Of Bedford county at the ensuing
Narch election, aud an uno0ndiuoAal Ch''1 Al@D'
~. % "a G. n. JENKINS.
EIectfOn---BedROrd County.
VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE JOSEPH
g. THOMPSON as q candidsss for reeieosioe y s,l'
office OF County court CLERK OF b4aiofa eoanF
Election, first Saturday in March next. Jan Il
Williamson County.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANE0UNCe THE
teme Of LYCURGUS MCCALL, canaidate iot r.
sl.cts,,, AZ F9x Collector for williamson County.
election frst Saturday ia March. Jan 2z-td"
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q. w, ROBACK.

SOLE PRoPgIET0B AND HASUFAcTUREz
o. Biood Purifier, Blood PiIs, oasasba snd Swedish
Brandea, and al kiEds q ehoo8 d1zossfia Llqaosa
Ehich are sold Wholesale, IN any desired gzaasig
sold b. WozEsTEfN KRsMER, No. g Hsskst
street, SOL b Dealers sEsfy ghsEt.
de- 6-tns
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L1oR REsT--A Frame HOoHs suitable foE q small
Il Store. For particulars apply az the once Of the
Nashville Wood Company, 81 College street, between
Church and Broad, %
ERNEST X. BE8ENT, Agt.
VTTANTED By the Nashville Wood Company, 10
w 600 Cords Of good Ash, hickory and Maple
Wood, cut or IN the tree, within twenty niles Of
NASHVILLE, delivered en- ethsr bank Of the Cgmber-
land or 10 easy hauling distance Tor which liberal
price viii Pc paid Inquire az the Office - College
street, between Church aod Broad o.
ERNE5f H. BEHENT, Ag't.
kHfANTkD-by the Nashville weed Company,
w 800 Wood Choppers, to whom Iibsral wages
VIII b paid, Subsistence furnished, and prUtsction
paPers giten- Apply 70
kRSEsr Il. BsMENT, As's,
3 College 81, between Church and Broad.
IsAxR
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q Chronic Cases

with satisfaction Rheumatism, Affections o. the
LunZs, Diseases Of the Threat, sweIed joints ssih
Limbs, Peurisy, Pains, Ulcers. Cancer, Gravel De-
eases Of the Heart and Liver, InaamafiOn Of the
stomach, Neuralgia Kings Evil or scrofula, Deaf
ness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Dehiiatsd systsms Dys-
pspsa or Indigsstion, and oOnsumption-togsfher
with al Private Dselsss aad Diseases Of the Urinary
Orxaura
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GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATROEEaE
~ he has resolved respectfully Informs thu cigis11l
and soldiers that be has removed his DIPEEsAsY 70
81 CHERRY STREET
Ehsre the Aniiotsd nay slWsys ind him sngsgsd via
the same seal, assiduity, secrecy, and attention
tnsT El5fortunes, which has 50 successfully Gti1
Euished him Physician 60 his special daraFgrsu
q professional practice. All
Chronic and Acute Diseases,
ssTofEIa, Spinal hErseslOns, Gravel
Aydroefles COnsonIsaI and Eel,
dental Fhymosss, Structures
nEsazEez OF she EzEdaeya, Blad.
der and PROSTATE Gland, MeF
saR1al AaootaOaE aud Disease
OF thB skin, ste,
inset with no resistance iron he FemeSissl
PRIVATE or T3NZREAL pEsEAsRs
Of al forml and stases speedily cured and ogscsaal
srSd aased from tha sy1ssE. Recent cases cured ia
fs8 dayz.
Dr. Os once = wei arranged, and peTsous afiote
with the1s diseases can have tho griCtasi privacy
Persons st 8 distance car stiress hin b letter &c
soEtasng The most prcuiosat symptoms, but "a 81
aia.oait Gases, personal examination VIII BE- Escss
EEFy.
GSzee honFa frosz g "a slsa EzsFrins
tEls 3 i1 Ghs evening.
izs Sktf
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FTom De b. Rec. Bsshoy Ossy.
- $50. 49, ~ On

kTon1 ls II. Rec. Btshop Otsg.
CoLUAEIA, Tenn, Nov. 20, ls4S.
Ma J. VI. DOIBEAR-Ds2r Sir have been much
Interested and pleased in examining your system Of
PeEInanship. Your method Of teaching seems TO me
70 be both skiul and faithful, and the Improvement
Of your pupils is surprising aud rapid beyond any
thing have ever witnessed. / shall feel happy /!
this testimony 20 your merit shall lead others to avail
themselves Of Your instruction Ia one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and an very respectfully,
ctc. JAS. 3. OTEY.
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BOUNTY PROCURED

Or nsa-ooant.siossd s1osfs ed psivsi.s 50
have 3ssr % ths sarries tso al TsaEs.
asca-ap
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VIII DC furnished es Of cAGrSs 10 solders In Oal
OF the Eespitaia, II their bottles or 1lzsends are
brought at the above hours ScLDgKEs taught one
third less than citizens.
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srsess. HOURS, to IL, a. N, 20 5, p. a., AndT
to 9 az night.
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where goods are sold a Ios as anywhere u Nash.
Vile. And to the mElisBsrs Of tbs city snd sur
rounding country. would say, an keeping con
SANITY en- handa vel selected assortment o.
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AMERICUS.

THE LEGIsLATURE.-We are compelled to
defer our Legislative reports this week to
make room for the Presidents Message. and
other important matter. Nothing of i'm.
portance has been done, however, except the
passage of memorials for the removal of the
Custom House to Port Townsend, and for bi.
ennial sessions Of the Legislature. Several
charters. for ferries bridges. and other private
grants, have been introduced. and this kind Of
business will probably engross tho attention
Of the greater part Of the term. We will
endeavor to give a list of the bills introduced
and passed, next week, and will thereafter
publish regular reports.
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Sheriff % sale.

DY virtue of decree in foreclosure and order
ID Of sale issued to me from the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict w. T.. in favoa of David Wall and against
John Ryan and Margaret Ferguson, for the sum
of nineteen hundred and thirty dollars and seven
ty-four cents Isl $50 ~ have levied upon the
following described real estate: All that certain
piece or parcel Of land, lying and being IN the
city of Vancouver, Clark county, W. T., known
lot No. six (s in block No. Eve (6) a. laid out
by Esther Short upon the upper half Of the land
claim of Amos NJ. Short. deceased, together With
the building thereon, no*n - the "Crystal Sa.
LOOM" with all and singular the appurtenances
therennto belonging. 3A4Ha.e.
Notice 10 hereby given that shall sell the above
described property at public suction, ON the prem
Uses, at O'clock to the highest and best Bidder,
on Tuesday, the Sd day Of January, A. D. 1865,
to satisfy the sum Of nineteen hundred and thirty
dollars and seventy-fo1r cents 81, $50 ~ with
interest at Two and : self per cent: per month
from the nth day Of October, 1864, till paid, and
costs and accruing costs.
H. @. MORSE,
2 Sheriff Of Clark county.
! Nov Is. 1864. 1:w4 aa nae8 80
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Or. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Graduate Of The Csirersy Of fAs CITY 81 Nss York;
"AvING located permanently in the city Of
H Olympia. offers his professional services to
the citizens Of this place and surrounding country
in the various branches of Medicine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the confidence
bestowed by a generous public, the Doctor re-
spectfully solicits a continuance Of the same, and
will hold himself in readiness at all times to attend
to any calls in the line Of his profcssion to which
his entire attention will be devoted.
Those prcferring the services of regular grad
nate, rs evidenced by the proper authority Of q
diploma, may consult personally or by letter with
every confluence.
Particular attention given to diseases of women
and children and all affections ofan organic ma
ture.
Reference: TIE the Faculty of University Mcdi
cal College. and DR.. PA Aylcttc, New York city.
OFFICIAL the Puget Sound Drug and Book
Store.
Olympia, December 4, 1864. Aft
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A good deal Of discussion recently at Olym-
pin. upon this subject, is nv oppology tor
saying few words BY the Act OF Congress
relative to the Treasury issues OF legal tender
paper money, they are made lgil tender in
payment Of all debts. pnblic and private. with
certain defined exceptions How far does
this act affect contracts made and payable in
foreign country and sued for in the United
States: Can the master Of British ship,
arriving here from London, pay his crew in
"grecnbacks," and if so, at what ratesl In a
case of salvage dccrecd in the U. S. Dist.
Court. at San Francisco, about q year ago,
the decree being for specific sum of money.
it was rendered in " greenbacks," refused, and
on hearing ordered to be- paid in gold to the
amount of the decree, or its equivalent.
Befo:e the passage of the legal tender net,
gold and silver, (the latter restricted) were
by the same paramount law" legal tender
in payment of all debts, public and private.
What was then, the uniform decisions of the
Courts of the United States, in case Of for.
cigr contract, sued for in the United States =?
In crery case, and they are numerously cited
by ledge Stony in his. Conflict Of Laws, the
ler soci contracts govern the right and the
remedy is made TO conform thereto, $50
that party would have his money refund
"ed in England at exactly the same amount
switch he would be entitled to recover in n
"suit there. In all these cases we ere to
take into consideration, tie place where the
"money is, by the original contract payable,
for sl re erer the creditor may sue for it,
abe is entitled to hare an amount equal to
"uhat he mast pay, in order to remit IL to
"Mat country" "If our currency had be-
"come deprecated by debasement of our
"coinage, then the depreciation must be al
"lowed for, so as to bring the same to the
real par instead of the nominal par" In
most Of these decisions, the rate of exchange
determined the amount; then varying from
9 to 90 per cent above par Of gold, and now
about $50 legal tenders for 100 exchange on
England or English possession generally.
Upon the whole then, upon settled principles
Of national and international law. the pay
ment of debt in " greenbacks is valid in
all cases ofcontract make within the juris-
diction of the sovereignty that enacted the
law to that affect. 1t IS the law OF the place
ofconiract. Outside OF that jurisdiction, the
laws and customs Of the place of contract de-
termine the amount of the tight, and process
Of remedy within that jurisdiction, accorded
by comfy Of nations to all pecple) is no
remedy, ifa right be denied.
AMERICUS.
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prycss4 nd seh<s a~sak- . .sek BY TIC Ps-
Nv sf the Gsssx,nseaa ssr~ iex. rssrTvsS 20
The n.ssse- IL bop~ Csa<rss nay BE- shis
10 drsss< sone nsS- by shsrA th->< h1a-
NAV l< made as.Ilshlr to fh~ sxfes; 4. -ssne
aa-2sssr YrSPxsi@Hs,< 10 si1s th~y Prsascs
every ysN-
Tb< Rsrk.ssa uzs< ssys .As Y.aks~s
aypruprs..~l exsr SO ks~s-s and nsses N
GIxscs xaA War-sn ez-zzts~. ga
The EseAEssn& IAseasrs. at th~ sss. Avs
tk4s Dsk T.sl< as b--a p; n oazz-s4
Il M rrl-l e.waA-y ss--E-,1n< a-1s.ss >h-r-
Ran
NJ Y~-k. m s-TA~ TrsAssss &ss-
Ea,ch says. G~r-If's sxF-iItaaa to ,>.sSsa
VAL, IA. rr.%rn-d .Ifh $3.50 bead sf e=rrl~
asS 90 had & sk-~y-- b-si1s-- ss.sr horses.
t. .A4~ valley k-s h<-n striped q
s;sSk 60 a; "a; aga, Hilcs @ ~aeh ss1e 81
tk~ PIX Al b. b4rn-s Containing hxy aa4
e'h~r fsra-- ~ese hGaD2- 4 F-<TSon Il tn
valley "a t<va The ren5~zvozs Of Nssbs .
ncn- The o. pct Of tho rad ~as TO di~r-rse
the -~crrillas and czFswr- rh~ir suFPls-s. and
j; hss lc~n psrsly es-oted N d .iIs So.
Dt=oor C6y- ~ 81 detachment Of
the 1T and u COLORADO cavalry. undcr Col.
Chirin-tOa. hid f-h; ~i,h the Indians
mar Fort Tejon. and Killed letwe-n 40 and
so Indians. AMI captured about 200 ponies
and : mules The Chiefs Black Kettle.
White Antelope and Little Rob were killed
Dur los Kidd and - wounded. The Indians
were about 500 strong The troops are still
in hot pursuit of the blok,hir-ty savages.
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- ne Trris9s.l Csisa Csn'r-i a.
sus,,-e A.vs a-e.Aed aPss CssssAis a. sA<
pa.rs. ..a tn eth Il April sAr slss. k~ BOD
.nx n. Tssrssosaal C0ssnss0a-
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Notice to Claim Holders.

r AND Warrants, Pensions, Bounty and pay for
l Indian Vouchers and Scrip obtained in the
shortest time possible by c. NJ. CARTER.
All persons having demands against the United
States of any kind, can obtain the same well by
mriting to him, rs to visit Portland in person.
Office No. lO2 Front street Portland, Oregon.
December 10th, 1864. DIVA
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Tas GovEaxeas Ns~~Aea-ss - VIII
nCa sA.s ve err es>s-z-d % a.Str the pss-
he.s'sa ~ tn sesss~srs Ar~aee u.el s~x,
week rAs sGe.l esfses have psss.bs,
reseA-d moe u o~r rraarzs err shsa. and
tAs.r vbe have sss r-e-sreS "a ~l s.S !. IA
se.s "~hs P.sz- Tn Nes-,e. - vsry
hr'<f. ard very esse-,i /. iss s,er~xsssL
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u We are informed that Mr.. Robert G.
Head, a typo in the Office of our contemporary
the Democrat. has taken unto himself wife
Miss Annie Adams, of Seattle, the nuptials
being duly celebrated at that place on Thurs.
day last. We have not heard from our young
friend since the happy event, but presume he
is "about as well as might be expected. s.
We wish the parties long and happy life.
May they never b. out Of sorts nor their
Hesds without s~aH-osps.
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ACARD FoR THE
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING TRADE
Of SON Francisco.
BADGER { LIUO4U13R0x1,
No. al, AIS nd ais Bssa~y Street, esr.
sev 1Acsass, Sas Fhssciscs.
InpOrtors and Wholesale Deolees
ENTIRE new AxD FRESH Stock

WE would call she attention Of COUNTRY
w MERCHANTS to our Usually large sssek
81 goods. Oar stock comprises every article h
the Cisshiag sd Fsraishisg liss- We hare CO.
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The TELEeRArH-ls again " down. this
morning Our last Saturday dispatch came
to hand on Ssadsy evening. and vin be
found IN another colama - i.hea from our
Extra Of Nonday- The di~p.sbh ~ss fur
ai.Asa to the Portland Op-r.sa .l,ox. II 20
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-17

HVsrfES - ss< E~sssrx eansssrs & Wea1u
Go. A BARsEs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-17
TO THOSE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE 81

TO THOSE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE STATE,
Who are suffering under any form Of Private
Disease, whether contracted from impure connec-
tons or induced by other causes, I would d.
rcctly address myself, Informing them that they
can Be cured without the necessity Of journey
to this city.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, LUNGS AND
LIvER.-I would call the attention Of invalids
to his course Of practice in the above complaints.
Throwing aside as worse than useless, ~ high
IL Injurious all forms Of mercury the Dotor relies
entirely upon the VEGETABLE PRACTICE.
Thousands Of testimonials are In his hasds indi-
eating the astonishing success be has met With in
the treatment Of all diseases Of the Heart, Lungs.
and liver on pnrciy Vegetable basis. The treat
ment calls for no eon6semeut to the house, alb
sence from business. nor change in diet
The saue s~ceess has marked his treatment Of
all Dissases Of the BLOOD and SKIN.