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WANTED.

DORTY OR FIFTY Mill-Men at the Utsalad
Mills, to whom liberal wages will be given
BRENNAN / CRANNEY.
July Is !s63.-36:tf
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Northumberland NOTICE,

Administrator Notice.
THE undersigned, having been appointed by
] the Probate Judge of Pacific county, W. T.,
Administrators Of the estate Of ROGUE Ducheny, de-
deased hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to makei immediate payment; and those
having demands against the same must present them
within one year from date, or be forever barred.
HENRY X. STEVENS,
Administrator.
Oysterville, w. T., Oct. 2t, 1868. Silvia -
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T. A. HOGAN,
Ton0oI:1a1 Artist.
OLYMPIA, w. T.

GRATEFUL for past favors, he begs leave to
VI inform the public that he is prepared to con-
tinue his business of Shaving and Hair Dressing
at his well known stand, corner Second and Main
Streets, one door below Percival's.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

AMTUNAANA ~ rEMALEo.
When female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease, and requires medical or surgical assistance,
the inquiry should be- Where is there physician
who is fully competent to administer relief-one
whose knowledge of the female system is perfect,
who thoroughly understands the application Of
medicine to disease, whose scientific attainmcnts
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. @. YOUNG, understanding how imper
atively necessary these requirements are, feels
called upon to intarpose and by calling the atten-
ton Of the ahicted to the fact that he has been
PROFESSOR OF OBSTETRICS AND FEMALE
DISEASES for twenty years, and 10 fully qualified
to administer 10 all cases, both medically and
gicaly, not In asuper6cisl manner, but in thor
both in hospitals and private faniiesIcan make
to save them from the hands Of the unqualified,
INSCRIPTIONS and designing. Therefore, families
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TO THOSE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE STATE,
Who are suffering under any form of Private
Disease, whether contracted from impure conncc-
tons or induced by other causes, DR. YOUNG
would directly address himself, informing them
that they can be cured without the necessity of =
journey to this city.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, LUNGS AND
LIvER.-Dr. Young would call the attention of
invalids to his course Of practice in the above COM
plants. Throwing aside as worse than useless,
as highly injurious, all forms Of mercury, the Doc
tor relies entirely upon the VEGETABLE PRAC-
TICE.
Thousands Of testimonials are in his hands indi-
eating the astonishing success he has met with in
the treatment Of all diseases of the Heart Lungs,
and liver, on pnrely Vegetable basis. The treat.
ment calls for no confinement to the house, alb
sence from business, nor change 10 diet.
The same success has marked his treatment of
all Diseases of the BLOOD and SKIN.
Invalids should address at once (CONSULTA-
TON FREE,) DIR. ]. G. YOUNG, 6l5, CONNER
cial Street, Opposite the Mint,) San Francisco,
California.
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TOR the First Regiment of Oregon Cavalry, to |
serve three years unless sooner discharged.
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DR.. J. Q. YOUNG,

LATE prorEssoR OF TIE UNIVERSITY OF Penn.
Private Medical and Surgical
establishment,
Devoted exclusively TO treatment Of PRlVAE DIS
EASES of whatever nature, and all DISEASES
TO WHICH (As A sEx) FEMALES ARE
LIABLE.
No. e1B COMMERCIAL STREET,
OPPOSITE THE MINT, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
CONSULTATION (by letter or otherwise)
FREE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

a Pennsyivaoian Whites long letter 70
he New York Tribuae explaining the rsa-
son o. The cowardly conduct Of the people Of
the border counties ~ the, State IN not de-
Tending their property agaiast the rebel raj
aess. he offers lbis Jusi hasion:
The people Of tbeso counties are mostly
ACKNOWLEDGES and psaoesble-
fearing ODD and loving wofk-pursuing the
avocstions 4 honest industry % entlre,
At v,-iance With their habits aud taste. j.
.fghhag. With OF without ma derous Weapons,
that the militia svstem In PENNSYLVANIA h.s
long since been disbanded as n disreputabie
supeIfinty. The last that Was seen O. T.
vas al occasional muster OF men armed
with brocms and corn stalks. TO the initiate
meriment Of grave citizens and excited ur-
CHI Y~a. so utterly had the entire system
Of deadly strife. called var. fallen into dis
fepute Ia Pennsylvania that the fathers had
begun 70 teach It % their sons that about tn
mesnest. difiest business IN which the could
ENGAGE Vas 20 fight Their mission they
gradually bad schooled themselves 70 be
lisvs. was no, q Kill aud destroy. butte plant
aud build q bay and sell. erect churches
and shool houses. and - extend en-. empire
If knowledge and civilization.
grant you. these Sontherp lewis In hu-
nan shsre & ,ht well. burn well. steal vel.
and perform vel. and perform the entire bid.
ding Of their MISTER ia most approved s,yl,i
To such feud.shness they have been eaaca-
ed add given over % the strong delusion'
that this e the verT acme - social aud na-
ticnai ref lementl a donkey can beat me-
at kickiag ogi Of s.ght-aed q shf necked
OF vi bat rae q death Ia second but are
he donksY ADD ia o.. lherefsFs. my sape.
riorsy Waea this = IS aelished. then may
cur Pennsylvania farmers admit the superior
81 OF the DIE devi's-hat not before.
The lSitass. commenting % the shove
reasons Tor not fghtlng observes that 1T
ihose clients are CT earssslsR Friaei7l,s. 80
weak and Den resistant as he represents them
ther they should obeT he scFiplur.l lnjune-
ion 'iaksjoyfaliy eftks spsiliss q fasir sooSs
sns rot allow CITY Ike ChAmbcrsburx 10
oe takea without shot ard DESTROYED bY
Two hundred rebels. aud sseh ask other PEG
pie 70 help 20 make up their loss. II there
Be any good reason Assigned by our CORES
pordeut toe TIE Psansylvanians' failure to
arm o. drin their milis.A. IA vies Of their Pc
cuiisF exposure 70 rebel raids. then our rea-
ieEs may have The beaeat ofh.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

The dsfestof the mere division "A the as
sault on IRE rcbel foriif,sfio1s Of Petersburg
lass ssurds AZ. was perfect god-send TO the
Cop2erbeAds aud o a. K. fraternity. Their
ezulfstion know 20 bouods:their sheets over
as With The cry Of "negro cowsrdice, ard
osthlessness. ard al possible charges are
being ruBx o. re failure OF the blacks TO
storm tie rebel Eorks They refuse 20 re
esise in extenpation the score Of memorable
lsilures aud panica among white troops We
point 10 s.ia 70 the sbsmetul panic al Bull
Run. when - 900 whifo men broke, fell
no a mob and "a for dear life thirty miles
before shey we're stopped We POINT 10 the
soat % he tsngh veterans under mccoox
s1d cRIrrgDEs - Chicamauga We refer
70 the rout of BsgEs sTmY near Shrsyes-
pori;o the defeat and fiehs Of srUssIs' vet
sraas We specify the utses failure Of
5Essxhss Grim warriors - carry the rebel
wark- =. Kenessw Mounisin. aud 81 ths
couolst5 failars Of H4ScooK's braves 10
capture no rsk,l fostihcasions a. Coal Har.
cor. re refer 70 the presious bravery tx-
hlblsFa b. tho black aolsies- on = score Of
sell fou .ht fsids Bar it is AL Of no avail
With coppsrheads. The answer still 10. e. %
aegro soldier viii not fight; they are al
soTsscs. and worthless; disband them" An
that i where ,hs "garslle comes Ia" Dis.
band 6fty Or sky thousand sable soldiers
ard the rebel Cause { strengthened 70 tbs
extent. Provided ,hey.are d.sbanded. wil
he c0pperheads furnish sixty thousand mel
TO take their places IA ths Ueioa afmy7
Suppose nine rcVi neuts ol our one hundre'
icy volunteers had been o4desed NJ &c uin.
o'clock on that bloody Saturday 70 assauI
the rebel works which e division Of veteran
bad for three hours vain'y cssayed 60 carry
snd they had been ne. by tornado OF crap
sbot and rife bullets n front sad aink fror
hidden foes. nov long would these gree
regiments have stood tic afdsall and ho'
Ear would they have aseanc.d beyond IL
rort reached bg tie blaek.l AID II the
nd broken md q - a ftey most csfiaiIl
would have dsas. world that prove tha
tetss frooss ESQ cosards AMI ouett - b
d.s5sadsas Bear n mind 49, boss hlnc
sssfmen's wersaesf.T ~ 4 Stops is
* them ssie. bsals nlisr IRE.
VS. lteir fr-f rrrefieaes. aud they wer
assigned e JOB that should have devolve
On roue but the oldesi AID bravest veters
reglnsnr- IN the Pl,omsc army.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11
ucfherson's Private Opinion OF
Grant and Sherman.

Lieut. Gen Z. s.. Grant regard as ono
of the most remarkable men OF our country
Nlthonl aspiring to DO genius. or possess
ng tbs characteristics which impress one
iorcioly az fest sight his seeming good sense
calm alignment and persistenoy Of purpose
more than compensate Tor those dashug.
brilliant qualities which are apt % captivate
a. hfst glance. To know and appreciate
Qsa Cant iully. one ought II hs mem
Der a bis military family
" Though possessing remarkable retconce
a. iag a. military operations are concerned,
ne Is frank aud aff.ble. convorses we'll. and
has peculiarly retcntive memory. When
not oppressed with the care OF his position
ne i very fond of taking telling anecdotes.
a. bis purity OF character Il nnimpeschs-
ole, aud his patriotism ct the most exalted
kind. He - generous % fault. humane
and true, aud A. steadfas, friend to those
~hom be dsems worthy Of his confidence.
add can always be relied on in case of emtF
gency.
M jor General " T. Sherman i what
might be called brilliant man. possessing
broad and comprehensive INTELLECT A
rapid thinker and ready writer. fertile Ia bis
resources aud untiring Ia be exerlions. he
POSSESSES those characteristics which iorcibly
impress you AZ fsst sight. He has ming ed
ltrkely with the world. and has tried vari-
ans professions. has read and reflected much
ADD having femaEks5sy Fetentive memory.
: we'll Informed on m,st subjects which
como within the scope OF human thought -
tie : Of much mVre excitaole tempei meut
than ten Grant. and more APT TO be ssayed
oy impulses-though his Judgement il not
cool aud reliable. In other wofia. though
more brilliant man. he does not posses
that GOOD common sense which pge-emiutai-
y distinguishes General Grant.
"he =. however, a most brave And gene
Fous mtn, thoroughly 10 earnest, and ready
20 sacrifice everything Tor the good ct his
country He Is true trioEa aud thoroughly
onselfsh, aad there are no better meu-or
aE, =, least than General sherman
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11
a Female yosun feer-- bound ~
bea soldier ssEBOy.-


The Detroit papers coAS.in long account
OF the doiDgs Of young woman who was
umitten with desire 70 shoulder the nus-
kel and fondly march away" but who was
Unable 70 CRAFTY her wishes on account OF
physical disability. The young woman IS
about txenty-seven years OF age, named
Martin, and her parents reside until verv
recently IN the vicinity Of this city. She y
described a. possessing a fair education, aud
has been employed az various times a. a
household domestic and has occupied the po-
8 ton OF cook on board OF several OF our
lake vessels She states that she has bad
three brothers killed in the present war. and
has concluded 10 avenge their de sths. A
few days slice she conceived the idea OF co.
listing, and left the schooner Fontene'le for
that purpose; out being too we known 10
Cleveland. she feared 10 attempt II there,
aud started tor Windsor, near WI ich place
her relstives reside.
At this place she donDed male attire. bad her
hair cut short. and, when dressed 10 a new
gsrb, looked the very picture Of q boy about
eighteen. fresh from the country, and psrad-
Ell the streets OF Detroit .9r two days with
on, having her sex discovered.
She offered herself as ecu ostitute' n an
enrolled msn. who took her 70 four different
rccfuitiog flices. where papers were made
OUT bat the boy" was each time rejected
on surgical examination as being TOO short
the real state Of the csse not being ex-
/ pl=ined 20 the ~priocip4I" At lsst the boy
started for the Provost Mafshal's Office 70
"voiunfeer." The venerable examining sur
ge0n proceeded 70 strip the hoy" and VA
go much astouished that he rushed IN alarm
from the room and proclaimed the unlocked
/ for scr Of The recruit.
The girl was severely reprimanded for hei
conduct, but declared that she was bound 4
be "a soldier boy or die. aud was determin
ed . gsi into the ranks somewhere. Shl
says other girls have got into the army, an
she could MT see why she should not.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

hov - RxAcH CoSesrs.-It = nai neres-
safF tor = poiiticlaa q be - absolutely sian-
oered ior wees CecereE sional 1o1ors nav
occasionally - achieved ~ = reputation f,r
comparatively iflding tefecls. ~ sren = isck
q sccouplishnen,s Woreesea ~ = vel
knoua Co@Etessn,sn. equally celetrafe4 Ter
ee fesiHttf ard "a isitat. 80 sffsr Berg
cttssderahly used 30 ca several canes III
oiliisrsls. was rounflr tod H. he snf-As -
= snsrs sasn. bot &c tt.rr - esssa.n--hy
hatn't beer <enf - Coakfess iaf "a hi,ii.sa
Blayiee
Ihu stere yea're uraax. - respood
81. IA = eoel dravi ia was ia<s sl.t slees-
e ne. ard noihing s,so
"I<osisg ~ blilisrtss
"1e-ss 1 sissys h. ever game. evesv
e>ds ~kpisd - rlsy rifb ne. nna / lcf 'sr
Thai made ne pop1lr Somesimes q cost
ne hsndrsd dollars . d4v--esf 4 CT slsrse8
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

Tar New York World. violent var "a.
pes. whose article we copY in another column
declares that We csnnot take Riccnoad l.
otonoa1ces GrAnt'scsmps "a : failure. The
Albany y. I Avsxs ard Afias. another
etonlneat var PAPER. ssys. ks.--Ciaeinnafi
Esesirer
This sort Of war paper authority must
be very high indeed The New York World
Is mslignant Copeerhead sheet. exaesly Is
much Of q war paper" ~ The Chicago Tirsss
The Arsas and Atlas il = mean aod violeot a
Coppefhead sheet ss ,ba World a7d the E-.
sssTeT knows the former Is a ogeu advocate
q dtsnniOn peace, ADD The latter Jesuit
'cal advocate Of the same tang. They are
equally hostile 70 the Administration and tho
further Prosecution Of TIE var Cor re SUN
CATION Of the rebellion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

The noble savage ssill maintains hl. sa-
tive dignity 4 the West. although 10 some
portions q he east he has - lAf degcaera-
ssd a. . care bis living BY labor ia the corn
nsld. A. exchange informs u hat = far
me- Il Akron. Eric eoansy. New York. has
tveasy fuscsroya sqAus a. work csltivAtinx
bfoom corn. FssTn hep = ~csrrc. ard these
native Amescanr chi shaadans employ
men Itgivss as pie4>et.. - announce iAst
The primitive granjcof - 80 ri nan 81 me
Wess hAs nos n she least a<ses.araisa. md
thai n ALL regularly ins.bes .sfre~st-- =
purchased vilh mousy ii. Qusa ears by
psdalinx 'root. and warts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11
Copperheads Portrayed cy a
Democrat.

In a recent address delivered by Hon Jno.
Cessna, lifelong Democrat OF Pennsylva-
IA, occurs the following graphic sketch,
which all will recognize
There arc unfortunately those among us
who cannot discuss the question single mo-
ment without showing that they are at heart
toes OF the 00Fernmert aud enemies OF their
race. The peole soon learn to Tod out aud
know "a Sc men. Human skili and ingenu-
~, and al OF a traitors cunning. cannot
long succeed IN c0ncealing their real senti-
ments They hang back OF skulk away from
our public gatherings on our national holi-
days; they dispaTage caien ofic and SOL
dieie and euluglze the rebels. All Union VIC
tories are iusiguifcant--o little account. reb-
Ell victories are OF iDcalculable value aud
importance. Good news IS never credited
bad news II often originated. believed and
circulated long before verified: drafts arc
unconstitutional aud odiOus; war ia bloody
and desol lins. and the nltlon ought nc once
stop Il. For nearly four years everything
has been wrong, uotbl 2 excellent, nothing
even praiseworthy OF passabe has ever been
I done by their own 0overnmeut--cniy mis-
takes. wrongs, wicked acts OF tyranny, Ant
earnest appeals are made 10 the people &
arise ia their might aud prevent the eslab-
iisbmenl OF military despotism. During
AL this time they have never been known {.
utter a word Of denunciation against the re-
bellion. or eco an improper act south OF The
rebel lines. These are the uumistakabl.
ear-marks of tho traitor. Ho may remon
stfate. he may wife down beneath the PIC
ture IN large letters the word Patriot" D.
u NV, in very noisy and earnest words. inss
that be - sound Democrat" and that ev
cry man of his party Who sastains tho war
an "Aboltlonist Yet aft r al be % Meth
er pstrio. nor good Democrat You ma
turn him up-side-down aud inside out. an
cleanse aud wash him with ali the pure wat
teFs OF America, and y0a can mske nolhio
out OF him out poor, miserable traffic
Ilusi such one a. 1enefnl Jackson woul
have strung up tor treason Ia his day al
looked Tor the authority afterwards