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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20
DIR. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

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{ Gyadiuass ofMs Umiyersity Of tie City Of NeW
nI 0 II YOrkJ l't+ t|fIi
"AvING located permanently in the city
H of Olympia, offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens ofthis place and surround
ing country in the various branches Of Med.
cine and Surgery. ..t ,.
Grateful for past patronage and the conf.
dence bestowed by a generous public, the Doc
tor respectfully solicits continuance Of the
same. and will hold himself in readiness at all
times to attend to any calls in the line Of nis
profession, to which his entire attention will be
devoted. s,,...t..t, .
Those prcferring the services OF a regular
graduate as evidenced by the proper author.
ity of diploma, may consult personally or by
letter with every confidence. lff
Particular attention given to diseases Of wo-
men aud children, and all affections of an Or
ganic nature. ,o t
RErEREScE: The Faculty of University
Medical College, and DR.. y. Aylette, New
York city.
OFFICIAL the Puget Sound Drug and
Bookstore. .t
Olympia, December 4, 1866. 4tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

NJ Let i BE- distinctly borne in mind that Dr..
Walkers Vinegar Bitters is not Rildcd pill tn de-
preparation. and mt beverage: unlike other Bit.
tiers. it sentrcy free from the fiery attributes which
crc,te and foster passion for -stimulants, and
which belong to all distilled and fcrncnted LIQUORS
of commerce. II is composed the best vegetable
ingredients the dspensary nf nature furnishes, 70
far as discovery has yet extended. It may be con.
sidcred incredible that so many cases, considered
hopelessly incur1hc. have been frequently cured in
few DAYS or weeks and we checrfully invite the in.
vestigation ofthc liberal minded and scientific to
the cures il has made. e.... s-fr,.e7
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Morbid Condition Of Mr Bloud.

This is the fruitful source Of many diseases, such
cies, Sores. Ulcers, Pin,ples and Errptions If all
kinds. For the cure Of these various affections.
which are merely symptoms Of morbid condition
Of the ho"d, medical scien and skin have mot rs
yet. discovered a Blood Purifier equal to Walkers
Vinegar Bfters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20
Diseases Of the Blood. Lircr, Kiducys' and
Bladder

II thoroughly eradcntes every kind Of humor and
bad faint, and restores the entire system TO healthy
condition: 1t is perfectly harmless never produce
in! the slightest injury.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

PovERrY PuDDINo. Soak your bread
in milk the night before using; when
ready. butter your pudding dish, and place
in layer OF the bread. Have dozen APP
pies pared and sliced, and place layer of
apples on the bread, another layer Of
bread, then of apples, and so on till your
dish is filled; let the last layer be bread,
and bake it an hour. To be eaten with
HQtce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20
Pin, Tapc and other HORNS.

Lurking in the systems Of so many thousands on
this cast ctf,ctrally destroyed and removed.
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RECO Nj ATOMS.

31.a| 81 9ADr' afGia3oi'3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

These Btters have been most successful. They are
caused by yitated blood, which is generally pro.
duccd by arrangement Of the digestive organs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

CARROT SOUp.--Four quarts Of liquor
in which leg of mutton or beef has been
boiled, a few beef bones, six large carrots
two large onions. one turnip; seasoning
of salt and pepper to taste, cayenne. Put
the liquor, bones. onions, turnips, pepper
and salt into a stew-pan and simmer for
three hours. Scrapc and cut the carrots
thin, strain the soup on them and stew
them till soft enough to pulp through a
hair scivc or coarse cloth; then boil the
pulp with the SOUP which should be Of
the consistency Of pea soup; add cayenne
P zip only the red part Of the carrot and
make this soup the day before it is wanted.
SAwDUsT FOR BEDDING.-Many farm.
crs make the inquiry: Is sawdust good
for bedding! An exchange in answer,
says:
We believe good, dry sawdust has no SUI
pcrior as bedding, and when used under
horses and cattle and put into the manure
pile it acts rs division for the manure.
Hawduss does not rot speedily, but holds
the ammonia Of the urine, and when the
whole is plowed into clay soil, it acts like
yeast in keeping the ground light and mel
low. Composing N this way it will MT
sour the land, but prove very beneficial 10
exhausted soil. ,,r
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For Ecmah Complaints,

Whether in the young old. married or single, at
the dawn Of womanhood the turn Of life, these
Tonic Bi,tcrs display decided an influence that
marked Improvement is soon perccptiblc in the
health of the patient.
For Maammoto'y and Chronic Mtuma-
ttSm anil Gout
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SHIRT PATTERNS
CUT AZ
IL, l.. LORDS
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No. 4 BULFINCH STREET,

Opposite Revere House, BOSTON.
nouncmg that they have secured the services OF the
eminent and well known DIR. A. IL. HAYES late sur
gron U. S. Army, Vice President OF Columbia College
Of Physicians and Surgeons, &C.
This Institution now publishes the popular medical
book entitled" THE 81 HENCE OF LIFE Or SELF pHEsEE-
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Errors Of Youth, Premature Decline Of Manhood, Sem
NAL lIaknesS and all Diseases and 1bSes Of the Gen
eratoe Orgoas Thirty thousand copies sold the last
particular Price only 2.00
This Institute has just published the most perfect trca
tise of the kind ever offered to the public entitled
"SEXlAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND HER DIS
EASES, profuscy illustrated with the very best engrV
ings. This book is also from the pen OF Dr. Hayes
Among the various chapters may be mentioned, The
Mystery OF Lite Beautiful Offspring Beauty, its value
to Woman, Marriage -General lIygeine of Woman -
Puberty,-Change of Lite,-Excesses of the Married, j.
Prevention Conception sc. In beautiful French cloth
$500 Turkey Morocco, full gilt, $3.50. Either of these
books are sent by mail securely sealed postage raid
receipt of price
Thoughtful clergymcn recommend these books for their
high moral tone, and all eminent and Skful phi scians
earnestly recommend them to the public the only
scientific and reliable treatise OF the kind published in
America
GET THESE POPULAR BnoKS.'-I timer. JOurnat Of
Metlicai Science.
THE 'PEABODl JOURNAL or HEALTH" DIR, Hayes
Editor. Terms, dollar year in advance. Address
above.
as-ALEERr Ii. HAYES, NJ D., Resident and Con
suting Physician.
N B.-Dr IL. may be consulted in strictest confidence
all diseases requiring skill secresy and experience.
lNNioLA nLE SEri:EsY AND CERTAIN RELIEF. 1yr1
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THE GYPSEY STORY.
BY j. G. PEABODY.

, -.
Was slowly smouldcring down to asheS gray
And al the air was trcmulouS and snrlil
With the sad turtles Joyous monotone,
A GypSey girl, with eyes of blarkest hfe'
Set up her dulcmer athwalt my gaze
And trimmed and sung weird fantastic STRAIN.
That seemed to come from far on Eastern clliheS'
Mmglin@ the rude chant OF the MueZZn
With fountain falls anu linking Gamer oell>'
dropped a scrip into her open pam.
And said, right willingly Id give ten lolt
10 know thehStory ofthy wandering race.
Then answered she. give me a bit and sup,
And while I'm breaking bread I'll tell it thee
Just as my sire the High priest of our tribe
Fold it one day upon the Danubc'> banks.
- ., - ,o
Twas ei?h'eti nuh''vn Va an" i'''' '7'''''
Ehe stille>s hlght' III ilu1liht' ..,,n1
man named Joseph WIN ms WIG 'llo 'iii', IT,,
fep' out me Souhrrh Gale OF br'1i' XIII
And DOWN ny Juaih olNe liliili.i.u NUS
silent ana sad spec Oh ms uiI'iy 49,, t,on man
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THE WIFE MARKET IN RUSSIA.

A French writer. whose name forget. has
truly said that 'the Russians are 4 nation OF
polite savaoeS," a remark that is not very
apt but it helps towards proper understand
ing of the social condition Of the people. The
rich are very rich, the poor very poor. The
mobiles are courtly, polite and as refined in
manners as those of the same class in Ger
many; but the scrfs, OF those who belonged to
the mobiles with the soil, before emancipation,
are rude and not half civilized.
Almost as soon as q girl is born, in the bet
ter ranks of society," her parents begin to pre-
pare the dowry she must have when she goes
to her husband. For this is Indispensable in
the eyes of any Russian young gentleman
who proposes to be married. She must fur
nish everything for an outfit in life, even to a
dozen new shirts for her coming husband.
/ have heard of lady OF rank and wealth
who had prepared costly dowry of silks,
linen, Jewels, plate, &C.. for her beloved
wears old The mother resolved to endow
six girls with these riches, and actually adj
vertiscd for them. A host ofapplicants came,
and she selected six. None Of them had low
ers. But now they had a respectable dowry
secured, each girl was speedily engaged, and
with the husband took the dowry, and paid
the rich lady by promising to pray for the re-
pose of her daughters soul.
In no country is this arrangement Of terms
carried on with more caution and complete
ness than in Russia. The young man goes
to the house Of his proposed bride, and counts
over the dresses and examines the furniture,
and sees to the whole with his own eyes, be-
fore he commits himself to the irrevocable
bargain. In high life such things are con-
Quoted with more apparent delicacy, the bust
l,.,, ~ IL. <>f.
tary The trousseau is exposed in public be-
fore the wedding day,
At Whitsunday, there is curious custom,
which is gradually giving way with the ad-
vance of civilization. The young people ola
neighborhood come together, and the girls
all stand in a row, like so many statues,
draped indeed, and not only draped, but
dressed in their best, and painted too; for the
young ladies, and the older ones also, in this
country use cosmetics freely, and a box of
lady's paint is very common present for a
young man to make to the girl he likes. Be
hind the row of girls are their mothers; the
young men having made known their choice,
the terms are settled between the parents of
Ethe parties,
The ladies of Russia are very anxious to
marry, because they have no liberty before
marriage They are kept constantly under
the maternal eye until they are given up to
the husband, and then they take their own
course, which is a round of gayety and dissi-
patton, only regulated by their means Of in
diligence. The Greek Church, like the Ro-
man, permits of no divorce, but the Emperor,
like the Pope, can grant special dispense
tons. The Greek priest must marry once
and if his wife dies he cannot marry again
No one in Russia can marry more than three
times.
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Oh, CALL TBY SOME BETTER NAME.

ON. call il by some better name.
For Friendship sounds too cold,
Nhile Love is now a worldly flame.
Whose shrine must be of gold;
And Passion. like the sun at noon,
That burns DER all he sees,
Awhile as warm, will set as SOOn-
Then. call il none of these.
Imagine something purcr far,
More free from stain OF clay
Than Friendship, Love or Passion are.
Net human still aS they:
And it thy lip, for love like this,
No mortal word can frame.
t'o ash of angels what il is,
And call ii bN that name
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"I'll neither tell my age for census or the
said the cook to her master, who
was preparing for the enumerator. Every
we'll, I'll put down sixtyfive," was the cool
reply. 'Upon my honor, sir, l was only fifty
eight last birthday" screamed the cook
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. a u IT 10 NJ
To Females in Delicate Health.

TYR DOW. Physician and Surgeon, Mo- ENnI-
- COLT ST. BOSTON, is consulted daily for all dlseas
es incident to the female system. Prolpsus Uteri
Falling OF the Womb, Fluor Albus Suppression, and
other menstrual arrangements, all treated
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
very few days. So invariably certain is this mode
of treatment thatost obstinate complaints yield under
it, and the afflicted person reoces in perfect health
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases of women than any other physician in
Boston,
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
to stay in Boston a few days under his treatment.
DR.. Dow since 1915, having coniued his whole stten.
ton Office practice tor the OF Private Diseases
and Femak Complaints, acknowledges superior in the
United States
N. ball letters must contain dollar, they will
not be answered.
Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
Boston, July 25, 1869. 1y4
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twenty-five Square Feet

more heating surface than any irnace Of the same size
can give without the!..
ny placing the vapor p2n where it should he
nhSt the heating appa r.atNs, to restore humid
ny. lallsul OF water should be evaporatea where only
pintS now.
1t Is Law OF nature that the higher the temperature
the more water air viii! and contain. Ii Furnace
ar De not supplied by proper apparatus the supply will be
drawn from any aad AL sources Even from ihe lungs of
those respiFing it. If they happen be weak much
the worse ios tha lungs
1t Is Well known fact, that the Sirocco winds OF the
SAHARA and Arabian deserts, become the balmy air of IT.
any, by passing over the Mediterranean sen: fter be.
ing heated, and taking upa proper and heatul per
cent. OF humidity.
Hence we claim this Furnace 20 be the most powerful
as well the most economical heater at present in ex
iSence and will warrant Ma seven do the work of
any NO. eisht ct any oder pttcrp offered to the
AZ to durability, we will come under bonds that they
sali last as long rs any reasonable expects
Furnace TO last.
And VIII warrant every Que TO give perfect satisfaction
1aStoVt aud Furnace work OF all kinds promptly and
faithfully tAccutrd. =. y. III Jersey Il son.
aiisoSfS No a. Main street.
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bELFAs SIT
CITY BONDS
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

pl DECISION OF the Commissioner ot tul.u
- Revenue, Just received, these bonds are uut Do.
to the internal revenue tax OF FIVE PER i ~ q. ..
railroad bonds, bonds given by towns citle- u
railroad or by way OF loan OF credit to 4 r'...
company
This consideration gives belfast City Bonds al .
ADVANTAGE over the bonds OF towns aud citirs
are subject to this tax and makes them by hl ti U
desirable Investment in the market.
Nearly nifty thousand dollars OF these bonds W,r.
before the decision OF the Commissioner Was r,,,r.
and investors will ind it Ur their advantage "a tl
ntmedidteIy, AZ no assurance bc giycnphat D
more than Lntici amount will be disposed of al .
rates. TIMU, HORN nlkf.
tito City Tr,AsU..
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DUNKLEE'S
Go1aen Eagle Furnace

Is the result of thirty years practical experience in
Inc Furnace business and not only combines Fur
nre a valuable ana wen tried principles, but steps in
laws, however simple they may be. Viz:
10y exposing very large surface directly to small
amount of fuel.
ny making large amount of atmospheric air mpinge
ltt.y upon TINS large surface once to take the
heat to the rooms to be warmed
ny taxing idvahtage OF comparative expansion and
construction OF metals in the comhinao of its parts
so as to prevent the escape OF gas.
ny preserving IRE day and night, by the modern mode
OF mounting doors and regulators.
ny f,1ectihg all firebrick and conductors subs
tu.'ng very heavy fire pot IL inches thick at the
points OF combustion, thus saving the hhero alb
sofhea by brcK and as melted coal will adhere to
iron, II can never clinker nor require lining.
~ easy manner and convenience in tending Furnace
y ddltlod OF eight radiators upright around the blaze
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flNO THE LAD rs. The celebrated DR.. l., Din
i particularly mites all Ladies' who need AeGGut or
Surgical adv User, to call at his Rooms, a Endcott ST.
Boston, Mass, which they viii fad arranged for their
special accommodations
DIR. DIN hayin. devoted twenty years to this
particular branch ol the treatment Of all diseases peculiar
TO females ii is conceded by ALL doth in this cou7
try and Europe that he eXcelS all other known prctic
toner's in the safe, speedy and chectua treatment OF all
female complaints
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
of removing all diseases such debility, weakness,
natural sapressons, engagements OF the womb also all
discharge which flow from morbid state Of the blood
The Doctor fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
style both medically and sursicaily all diseases of the
female SEN and they are respectfully invited to call At
No. Fl R.nIic0tt street. BOss0n
All letters requiring advice must contain one dosr TO
insure an answer,
Boston, Jan. l. lSt9-lyr
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is ai once agreeable,
healthy, and etlcctual
ior preserving the
hair. FADED Or graz
liar Is soo" restored
to It's original co'or
mlM the gloss o"d
freshness o. gouM.
Thin hair il thick
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GEnn WILL BE FORFEITED BY Dr. L. DiX
sDCN)O if failing to cure in less time than any
other PHYSICIAN more eHectually and permanently with
less restraint from occupation or less exposure to all
weather, With safe and pleasant medicines.
SELFABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercurai Affections: Eruptions and all diseases OF the
skim Ulcers OF the osc, Throat and body; Pmpes OH
the Face; Swelling of the Joints Nervousness Constltu
tional and other Weaknesses in youth and ad
vanced, at all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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encd, falling hail checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by lis use. Nothing can restore the
hair whore the fol!icles are destroyed,
Or the Glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
OF tonlins the hair with pa,ly sedi-
ment, i will &eepit clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use. will prevent HE hair
from turning gray or falling OFT, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hai%, the Eigor can
only benefit but not harm it, Ii wanted
merely for a
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quacks, numerous in nosan than in other large
cities,
proudly refers to Professors and respectable Physicians
many of whom consult him in critical cases because OF
his acknowledged skill and reputation attained through
SO long experience, practice, and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
be not robbed and add to your surng in being deceived
by the lying boasts Misrepresentation, false PROMISE
FOREIGN AND NATIVE oUACKs
who know little of the nature and character OF Special
Diseases, and less to their Some exhibit forged
in any part of the world Others exhibit Diplomas OF the
Dead, how obtained, unknown; not only assuming and
but to further their imposition other Gel
ebrted physicians long since dead Neither be deceived
QUACK NosTRuM-MAKERS,
through false certificates and references and recommend
atons Of their medicines by the dead who expose
OF contradict them who BESIDES to further their i'm
positions, copy from medical books, much that is written
OF the qualities and fleets OF different herbs and plants
and ascribe all the their Pills. Extracts Specifies
&c. most Of which, if not all, contain Mercury, because
Of he ancient belief of its curing everything but now
killed, constitutionally injured for lite.
IGNORANCE OF QUACk DOCTORS AND
NOSTRuMMAkEkS.
Through the ignorance Of the luack Doctor knowing
no other remedy he relies upon MERCURY ana gives it
to all his patients, in Pills, Drops &c, the Nostrum
maker, equally ignorant adds to his socal!ed Extracts,
Specific, Antidoe, &C., both relying upon Its effects n
curing few i'll hundred is trumpeted in various
ways throughout the land but, alas nothing is said OF
the balance, some Of whom die, others and
lett to linger and suffer for months years, until
lieyed or cured if possible by competent physicians.
BUT ALL QUACKS ARE NOT IGNORANT
Notwithstanding the foregoing facts known to
quack doctors and nosrum makers yet regardless
of the lite and health of others, there those among
them who even perjurc themselves contradictng giving
mercury to their patients that it is contained in their
nosrums, so that the usual fee nay be obtained for
proessedy curing, or he dollar or fraction of it,
may be obtained for the nostrum. 1t Is thus that many
are deceived also and spend large amounts for expert
ments with quackery.
DIR DIX'S
charges are very moderate. Communications sacredy
confidential, and all may rely on him with the strcttet
secrecy and confidence whatever be the disease
ditOn or situation of any one married or single,
Medicines sent by Mail and Express to all parts OF the
United States
All letters requiring advice must contain dollar to
insure an answer.
Address DIX, /. DIX, No. 2l End.cott st. Boston, Mass
Boston Jan. 1S69-1 yr
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SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged in treatment of Special Diseases fact well
known to many Citizens. Publishers, Merchants, Hotel
Propretors &C., that he is much recommended and par
il IN IN
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STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS,
TO avoid and escape imposition OF foreign and native
quacks numerous in Boston than in other large