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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-24

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 would call the attention Of invalids
to his course of practice in the above complaints.
Throwing aside rs worse than useless, as high
~ injurious, all forms of mercury the Dotor relies
entirely upon the VEGETABLE PRACTICE.
Thousands Of testimonials 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 confinement to the house, alb
sence from business, nor change in diet.
The same success has marked his treatment Of
all Diseases Of the BLOOD and SKIN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-24
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

r AIDES DESTROYS Of the advice Of . Physi
clan upon diseases peculiar to their se1
should select one whose reputation for success
and skill warrants him in the assurance Of guar
anteeing to them not only relief but perfect curt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-24

Has been tor = series Of years . professor Of the
Disorders Of Females, and the success attendant
upon his treatment has beeo0e we'll known -
TO elicit universal appreciation
Ladies Who have takea advantage cf his skill
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AMPLE OFFICE ACCOMMODATIONS secs~ss
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YOUNG. have no~ sbtsinei . most extended pop
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and sar.si remedies for the Complaints or which
they are applied.
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Popular Family Journals.

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4 THE AMERICAN DlSPFNsARY WE TREAT By
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Franklin Branch.
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Css ANEE OF TIM <
1864. SUMMER 1864.
Great Central Rail Way Lin,

Great central hall way Line.
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Express trains 0f this line make the follow connec-
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Il X for Cleveland, Duukrk, Budala. New York and
bo>ton
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Wfh Pttsburg Columbus and Cincinnati K. L. foi
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phia New orr and Boston
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iEs.
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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
Left. Davis ON Re-Hninn-

Mr. Jefferson Davis. in speech before the
legislature of Mississippi, on the 18th Of Dec,
1852, which will be found in the Rebellion
Record, vol. 8, page 2S4, expressed himself in
the following manner while referring to a re-
union with the North. We commend the ex-
tract to the "Peace" democracy, that they may
understand the estimation ia which their real
chief holds them. Mr.. Davis says:
sour enemies are traditionless and home
less race. From the time Of Cromwell to the
present, thew have been the disturbers of the
peace Of the world. Gathered together by
Cromwell upon the fens and boys of the north
of Ireland and of England, they commenced
by disturbing the peace of their own country.
They disturbed Holland to which they fled,
and disturbed England on their return. After
what has happened the last two years, hay only
wonder is that we consented TO live for so
long time in association With such miscre-
ants. Were 1t ever proposed 10 enter again
into UNION with such people / could no
more consent TO 10 than to trust myself in q
DEN OF THIEVES"
Such are the men and such the acknowledge
ed leader 10 whom the Democratic party are
holding out the Olive Branch, and entreating
again to take part 10 the management and
control OF the Federal Government-men
whose treason has already cost US half mill
lion men, and more than two thousand mil
lions of money! For such men they have no
word Of reproach. while every possible con-
tumely is thrown Upon those who are seeking
to subdue their rebellion, and 10 maintain our
national honor and integrity.
What is to be the voice of Maine in such a
eontestf VIII she favor an armistice with
those who, with arms In their hands, denouncs
our people as worse than thieyess Tie vote
O. Monday next, will afford an answer.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
Copperhead Consistency.

In nothing have the Coppeaheads been
more unanimous and unremittlng than in
condemning clergymen who mix up with pol
itics. For clergyman even to pray for his
country, and the downfall-of lis enemies, is
to bring himself into disrepute with these
metallic statesmen, and to call forth from them
the epithets "niggerite," or "niggerism," or
"mscegenationist.'
But while so careful to avoid and stigmatize
all clergymen whose hearts beat in unison
with their country's cause, We find that these
clergyman-haters have actually placed t,co
clergymen, at least, in nomination for office
one in this county and one in Piscataquis.
Ciergymen who will so far forget them
selves as TO defend negro slavery. apollo
gize for treason, aud vote the Copperhead
ticket, in their estimation are the amounted
OF Heaven, and fit to be the ministers of him
who came to break every yoke and let the
oppressed go free.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
Letter from Gen. Grant.

The following is an extract from letter
from Lieutenant-General Grant to Hon. Z.
Bwashburne. dated Headquarters, City Point,
Va, Aug. 10, 1861;
81 state to all citizens who visit me that all
we want now to insure an early restoration of
the Union is determined unity of sentiment in
the North, The rebels have now in their
ranks their last man. The little boys and
old men are guarding the prisoners and rail
road bril- ges, and forming good part of their
garrisous i6r entrenehed positions. A man
lost by them cannot be replaced. They have
robbed the cradle snd the grave equally to
get their present force.
"Besides what they lose In frequent skirni-
ishes and battles, they are nov losing from
assertions and other causes at least one regi-
ment per day. With this drain upon them,
the end Is not far distant il we are only true
to ourselves. Their only hope now is diyid-
ed North. This might give them reinforce
ments from Tennessee, Kentucky, Maryland
and Missouri, while it would weaken US.
"With the draft quietly enforced, the enemy
would become respondent and would make
but little resistance. have no doubt the en-
envy are very anxious to hold out until after
the Presidential election. They have many
hopes from its effects. They hope for counter
revolution; they hope Tor the election of
peace candidate; in fact like Micawber they
hope for something to turn up.
"If our peace friends expect peace from
separation, they are much mistaken. 1t would
but be the beginning of war, with thousands
of Northern men Joining the South because
of our disgrace In allowing separation. With
peace on any terms the South would de-
mand the restoration Of the slaves already
freed, indemnity for iosses,-a treaty which
would make the North slave-hnnter for the
South, aud pay for or restoration of every
slave escaping to the Moth.
"Yours, truly, US. GRANT,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10

that should seek in the constitution of the
United States and the laws founded in accord
ance Herewith, the rule of my duty and the
limitations of executive power to endeavor to
restore economy in the public expenditures,
re-establish the supremacy OF the law and by
the operation of a more vigorous nationality,
resume our commanding position among the
nations of the earth. The condition of our f.
nances, the depreciation of the paper money
and the burdens thereby imposed on labor and
capital show, the necessity of a return to a
sound financial system, while the rights of cti-
zens, and the rights OF States and the binding
authority OF law over the President, army and
people, are subjects OF not less vital import
ance In war than in peace.
Believing that the views here expressed
are but those of the convention and the peo-
pie you represent, / accept the nomination.
l realize the weight OF the responsibility to be
borne, should the people ratify your choice
Conscious of my own weakness | can only
seek persistently the guidance of the. ruler of
the Unionists, aud relying on his all powerful
aid do my best TO restore the honor and peace
to suffering people and to establish and
guard their liberties and rights.
am, Gents, very respectfully your obt
srev't, GEO. Il. MCCLELLAN. Z
To Horatio Seymour and others of the
Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
The Rolls Of Honor and Of InfamY.

All who vote for CoNY, LYNCH and the
COUNTRY on Monday next viii place their
names on rolls OF enduring honor. which they
will hereafter review with proud satisfaction.
They will do no act Of which their children
will have occasion TO be ashamed
Those who vote for Howard, Sweat and
against their country's cordial support. will
inscribe their names on roll that men in later
days win regard as we do now the list of the
tories in the revolution and the Hartford Con-
ventionists in the last war with England
Honest but deceived men may east that vote,
but posterity is exacting and Sc we're in its
judgment, and the plea of ignorance will never
be taken as an excuse for an act OF quasi trea
son. We hope the records may be preserved !:
that the children and the children's children
of the present generation may know beyond
question how stood their ancestors In the
day of their country's greatest trial Let the
records be preserved. Let the rolls be made
up and sealed, that future ages may break the
seals aud read the story.