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HOUSE TO RENT.

2 story Brick, containing Rooms.
Well Of good water on the premises. APP
ply to .. ..--. ~. M.
THOMAS FLYNN,
Corner OF Columbus and jefferson.
25ldlw
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VIII sell any and all kinds of goods, no.
tions, groceries, hardware, stock, lands, etc.
Liberal cash advances made on all consign-
able. 25Id3m
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"THR YOUNG suRvE.YoR !,
EIGHT COUSINS, :"

by ]. II. Towbridge, author of the Jack Hax
ard stories, etc.
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GALVESTON. TEXAS.

where he will be pleased to see those needing
ms services at once, as his stay will be short.
consultations confidentlally in English,
herman, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor
weglan. ll8d6m4l w6m
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-11-14
Ths Nss e. IN AIaban.a.


I'D some towns, Is Mdn eomerYt
snd smaller places in the re o1
where the most distress
the negroes seem to be absalhfsg
dependent upon the charity 0f tle
white folks. Their lives are ross
" immoral, ard the women espe
Cially have but little conception Of
the true dignity Of womanhOod
One sees nen and women, like
Italian and Spanish beggars,
slouching al day, from sun to
shade, from shade to sun, living
on garbage and the results of beg
ging and predatory expeditions
q prey to any disease that comes
along, and fostering in ignorance.
Some of them have been trying
agriculture, and have given il up
id disgust, because they do not
understand farming, and there IS
no one to teach them. They have
hoCked into the towns, and there
remain, seemingly nouTishing q
vague idea that something will
turn up. It often struck me that
the thousands Of idle negroes 4
saw were In the attitude Of watt
ing. Their expeCtant sir was al-
most pathetic to witness. Is was
the same thing which We 50 often
remark iu animals-tha quaint
and curious, vet despairing look
ia the eyes and poise Of Che body.
which seemed to say 81 would
like to read the riddle Of my rela-
tion 70 the universe, but I cannot.
SO they occupy themselves lazily
ia lounging about the sheFihs
sales of moTtgaged property
ways q prominent sight III the
South nowadays. alas -or iii
begging of citizens aud strangers
with Che greatest persistancy. On
tie plantations they are the same
ais everywhere else ID the cotton
States; not always honest when
they work for other people, and
and impr0Fident when
they work for themselves. TEd-
ward King. ID Scribner's for Sep
tember.
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give heart IA the unfoftunate peo-
pie now looking With longing eyes
to their felloW-citi1ens for help. It
win come. The throbbingg of the
American heart beat regularly.
Wrong may triumph for the
nonCe, but right is born of Reav-
en, and has it's endurance with
the stars, that light the frmameut
in the darkest hours Of ths murk4
lest night.
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NAT0HEz, Nov. 8. The city eloc-
ton passed OF very quietly and
peaceably, but heavy work was
done, and a very large vote was
polled. The people reelected
Mayor Griffin without opposition
and carried Che whole city against
the Radical partisan ticket, BY All
aggregate majority Of 5s8. The
registration ia the whole city
stood 65S whites % $50 blacks.
About 400 c0loFed men voted the
Peoples ticket. Natchez is abIazs
with enthusiastic excitement over
this wonderful victory of its trne
people over Radicalism. CanCns
are firing and all is ioyiulness.
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Keep yo0r Grange free iroul
the tolls oi political managers, and
vet as citizens 90 rot held youf
selves aloof from politics any moro
than son would keep ont q Che
army if your country called on Won
to 40 duty as soldiers. 81 Is lus
as essential thot The government ba
Kept puroin time of peaees as is
that Chs shores be kept free frou5
ding armies ID time ot WAT.
[Opas8ns C0arlers
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PERSEVERANCE
R TO E M ILLS .
Nos. u and la Elysian Fields Sired.
Opposite fEs Poaebartraia Rqiroad
Dp0s Third Dtsiricl,
New Orleans

OUR MILLS ARE SUBSTANTIAL =
" II built, expressly for the purpose
Of Rice Milling, with all the new inn
proyements and appliances, with sufi-
cient warehouse capacity to meet any
demand for receiving and forwarding
RICE, centrally located To railroads,
shipping, ferry and steamboat landings.
We viii guarantee our milling and
yield, both "a to quality and quantity
to be unsurpassed by any rice mill in
this State.
Our turn out'' has always been from
10A to ia lbs. cleaned Rice to the bar
rel of rough, which IS about twenty
per cent. over any mill in this city
and country.
We viii pay particular attention to
the separation of al lots Of rough Rice
received BY us.
Our charges for milling are as follows:
1c per pound, cleaned, for Nos. 1 and 2
L[c No a
20 for polishing horse mill
No deviation on the above prices an
der any circumstances.
Sacks furnished free Of charge.
SIEWERD q KIP.
Address, Lock Box $50,
aug8y1 New Orleans, La.
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HANGING ~ BrAgT Brrrra.-

HANGING OF BEAsF BUTIEH.
About half-past 8 o'clock yestsrs
day morning, Tho notorious Ben
Butler, ia the shape OF lacgs
wooden image. was hung up @ the
telegraph pole an the corner of
Royal and ST. Michael streets.
The silver thief was booted and
spurred and il the act uf slusl-
dering of q tremendous spoon
a plaCard on his breast has this
inscription "The representation
OF all Tie wealth oi New Orleans
Massachusetts, spews him ups
Mobile Tribune
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KEEP COOLt

n AM NOW PUTTING DOWN Wells,
il and Water Coolers for cisterns, and
putting up Lighting Rods, in Lake
Charles and vicinity The wells are
bored with my pate0t augur CAN on
Captain Thomas Hansen, j. w. Bryan,
Louis Leveque. VIM. Meyer, Geo. I'LL.
Wells, J. A. Kinder, John Dillon and
Captain Dan Coos. and examine speci-
mems az all nay branches of work Per-
feet satisfaction in price and workman-
ship guaranteed
SAMUEL CARY.
Lake Charles, August i. ti.
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THE WEEKLY ECHO
Pat5lislul E0sry Saturday Mornt;ag,
AT
lake CHARLES. LA.
Ternas of smBscEiptton.
ADVERTISING.

Per square, 90 lines or less) ISL 60
Every subsequent insertion 80. / OO
Announcement Of candidates for
Office. .................. $40 90
French $5 extra.
Marriage aud Death Notices 81 90
Obituary Notices 10 CENTS a line.
Advertisements sent in for publica-
Bion, when there are no directions, win
be inserted Ia English and French, and
when time is not limited, viii be con-
tinued until orders are received and
charged accordingly,
Liberal discount TO those who adver-
tise by the year or quarter.
No credit VIII be given for Advertising
or Job work, except By special agree
ment.
Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place Of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum.
A ANNOUNCEMENTS. - Candidates for
Office, tsimple announcement of ten
lines or less, SO; for Police Jury, IS.
I n French, SIS extra.
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- FERRY
10 sTORE.
one mile above Lake Charles on Che
Caleasien River

Caleasicu River.
The undersigned wishes 20 inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovers
chat he has put his Ferry and beef pens
ii good repair, and Il ready 10 accom-
moIlate al who may wish CO cross with
him, with everything that is generally
reauin j BY stock men and travellers.
Ha has 3 large safa Hlai, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; also two
chain booms forsVimming. Pasturage
ON each side of che river, free oi charge.
Keeps constantly on hand 9 full snip
ply 81 Groceries, Provisions and For
ace. at the- xsEy lowest pricesl
mvg iii. ID. NIX
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-06
.SUERIET"S SALES.
SheriHS Sale.
STATE OF NEN
Corxry op n rEkN.
SHERIFr's OFFICE.
ErREE,, NV. August Is, 1871.

SHERIrr's OFFICE.
ErREE,. NV. August Is. lS'L
10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued out Of the District Court a the sixth
Judicial district. IN and Tor v. fhe
on the 18th day of August, \. u.
1874. and 70 me directed nnd aeiixereni
court on the Eth day OF August: A.: |. 1871.
in favor Of ". Obcrfclder and NJ. Harrison,
corartners as Ubcrfrldcr X Harrison. as nlain-
,iffs. and against Villa a J9nss ard W. l..
Co. defendants. for two thousand two hHn.
bred and thirty eight -S2E "i-dvllars and
uinet,-tour cents. in United states gold coin.
together with two hundred aud cighty-scvcn
-sgs1 6n-dcllars and sixty cents in United
States gold coin. cost. If suit and all ncerH,ng
costs. amounting to cighiN-ninc -SS9 3'-do.-
lars and thirty-ive cents IN like gold coin,. up
10 this date. | have ON this 18th day OF Au-
gust. \. i. 1871. levied upon the ioIio"lhe
described personal property on the ranches
owned by said defendants and known as the
Jones ranch and the Gum ranch. the same
being about twenty-five miles north ot the
town Of Eureka, county and state aforesaid,
and being in the sui hur range Of mountains.
to-wit: j..
About ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
charcoal more or less.in rits.about eight hun
dred cords Of wood eat on ranches. about two
hludrcd-2D-cca sacks. more or less. one
baeR-action wagon; and | will sell said per-
sonaI property on said ranches ON NOnfs"H.
tho 9th day Of August. \. T.. 1871. b tween
the h0urS If r~inc-:-o'clock \. NJ. N Il i've
5-.'eluck +. W.. to-wit: at l. o'clock NJ. o:
said day:
Ais" the following described personal prop
crtv in the town OF Eurei II. to.Nlt: Seven
head u work oxen. unruS wagon. Our ynk"s
aud fonr chains. one lead OF charcoal and be-
ing about two hundred and iiity.-2D..Sack'
more or less. also one note given by huinas
Mii,igan, Of the town OF Eureka, bcating
date July ~. \. u. 1874. for the sum Of 900 %
United States gold coin, and payable Decein-
| viii s.il said personal property al the stable
y. ". VI. Shirley. in the town OF Eureka, IN
MONDAY. the 18th day OF Aug. \. J.. 1874. be-
tween the hours Of ninc-9-G'c.ock !. ". and
o'clock NJ. Of said day. to the highest
ard b st bidder for cash. in United states
geld coin. to satisfy said execution. Also the
following described real property. tr-Nit:
Two wood or coal ranches, situat'd in tho
SulI hur range OF mountains. Oh the west side
OF Diamond Valley. Eurcta county and state
Of Nevada, and al cut five miles from the old
Su,rhdr station. in said Diamond ' alieY;onc
knewn as the Homes faHell, and nj hrewn
asthe tiunn ranch and heretofore owned and
occupied by said defendants, William jones
and ". l.. kimcrly.
NOTICE is hereby given that ! will sill said
real property as aforesaid. in front Of tn"
Court lIoasc door. un " ednCsday. the 9Th
day of september, \. l.. Ri, tween tho
hours o. ninn o'clock \. NJ. and > u'riuci Phi.
to-vit: at T. O'clock NJ. to the highest
bidder fer cash, to SATISFY said "Xcitlun and
all costs. j. u. IT LIN AN,
ALL Sheriff Eureka county, Nc,aaa.
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SnEHlFf'S Sale.
SrAJECF NEVADA,
CeJNrY OF ttk .kt.i


SHiRltI SotllrE.
EuRrHA. \ryadi. sept. sd. ~.
WIS Is To .Cii,flEl THAT ~ VIE
l t!e Of a Judgment and perrca Issued
Ut ot the district to,lt .. ;ho .'iNta it
dieIai listiict. in ami for the Coalty u
Eureka, state O! Nevada, md to me directed
aud delivered upon Il !uI-inont r~cI,.errd
aid docheted il said ,o9rt On the 1t day
.. SC! teilb,r, y. l.. Isl. in larur 81 .tnhn
y. aAten a Plaintiff. and against lsiInr
/ arena :Jttcndaht.ior the sum t>ryen Ihol-
sand Three Hundred and Scventy-stYeu
-'.""-dollarS gold coin Of tha lnitsd
states and interest on the am OF six ihou-
sand hlec Hundred and Sevrnty->eyen
= II, 711--dollars guid coin OF the United State.
at the latc Of two cr cent. per
month, from September 1T until paid to-
g thcr with tax, cost q. sIiit. atountiHg to
the sum OF II ty-toEI and otto ->ji .O-!09-
dollars in gold coin, and all accrains costs ut
the date o. said Judgment, notice is here
by given that /, J. j.. Sullivan, thIriIf. did Ia
the hammer repaired hy law, sezc and levy
Hfon the Property Of said lcienuant named
property, all and Singular: that certain itcc
or parcel + land, situate, living and being in
the town vi Eureka, tolnty o! Eureka. and
tate ct Nevada, and more Particularly lie
scribed aS follows, to wit:
Icing lot No. scvcn-1-in Block No. one
.l-dssisnatcd IN the plat or MAJ Of \.
Ntiroc'- survey q! the / uWn OF Eureka. nnd
uIoH which said piece or parcel al land is
that certain stone bUiIiing. erected by sand
defendant and used and occupied hy him as Il
store room, and which said lot fronts On the
west. side of Main street in said Town-a
width of twcnty-tiye-9J feet and running
back On or III Il westerly direction one hal-
dred -lthi-teot, the same width; and notice
Is hereby given that | will sell said 4 III prop-
efty a Aforesaid, at III. teart-hol>c door. IN
the tuNH Of E.rena, Earefa County. a."resaid,
on saturday. $40 :jt:s sssty q: SrSi.
t"i:sbel'. ss1E. between the hU.rs q! . 4.
y aLG > +. s., TO wit: at y o'elncA y. g. said
da5. / he sale q .aid real property will in%c.nlr
all right, TIT, and interest Of tn sajl d.
iendai.t III aud TO the above described trp,-
city when said judgment became, II Ilt1
tn rron. L. th. highest and hest bidder,to sag
Ia.y said exec4tion and all costs.
81 J.b. tL.LiNAN. sheriff.
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No. No.

And in accordance with law, and an. order
Of the Board Of directors. made on the ri.
tcenth day CT July. FL, so many. shares Of
each parcel OF such stock a. may b. l"ccssa-
~. will be sold at public auction at the office
Of the Company. IL Montgomery street. on
~.tonday. shc*e.eEs:t Has '.f scptenh.
ber. IL. !. at the hour OF twelve O'Clock 1t
noon. OF such day. to tay delinquent sssess-
muucs thereon. together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses # the safe.
7. L. BEACH, Secretary.
Cficc: No. Al Montgomery street, san
Francisco. California. aal9-td
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PdTENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. :5c.
L: S. LAND OFFICE,
Eurolo Nn,.lu i'

Eureka, Nevada. July Is, 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE; TU.T W
~ W. Mccoy Whose postoficc aJJ,W.
EureEa, Nevada,) has this dav flej IN I'll
Office a diagram. together with n, ne.;ossnis
application for a patent from tho fnSo,
states, under act of Congress approved NWeeu
10. lsT2, fer sixteen hundred ditto, linsaI a ia
of the lone Lode, the same runping "a. seet
rortherly and 800 feet southerlv from II, re
cation monument near the lone Shaft, ny,
surface ground two hundred feet in WIN
situated in Eureka Mining District. Fnrainl,
county. State of Nevada. and described il ,IhaA
plat and field notes ON file in this Office rs s u
lows, to-wit: ''-
U. S. Survey 10. "a.
E%crinning at a rost marked NO.
Survcy No. a." whence the flagstaff in ~,
feet. The highest. point of Ruby Hill %",,
bears \. IL ~, W. 2l2j feet; and the ioraa
Shaft upon this lode bears $. Il III. F i
feet; thence running N.sSi,o, L, 900 fnnt
post marked NO. ., L. ). survey M 10
themes. Ia, +. 1900 feet. to post mari,
No.S. Us. Survey No. ~; thence 5. S"v''
W. 2@ feet, to post marked No. 4. Us. Sur.
Lode bears ". 49, v. SIS 40 icot rt anii
thence y. "a. W. 1909 feet. to rost No , I
place OF beginning: continuing : 3j-l0o acres.
courses expressed from the true meridian Win
a magnetic variation of l6l2s East. It'll,
is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. ihc nearest mines are he Gran,
and Needle.
This claim is recorded in Book A.rare 8, 6
I . Eureka District Mining hccoris. and ,
cory OF the notice and plats can be tnun,i
Iostcd on the location monument. near the
lone shaft. CYRUS !. HORN. Register.
lEIt
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IuLIiS; ~i.,Cticc.

NJ NEisS AND ALL. OTHERS ARE
wi hereby notified Il n tto Easye Console
aated Allirs toni any Limited VII rot b.
resi- oI-lbie iOr ayrent Of In oDr .r .a.. Ii.,
iirEish,d TO ~iai.ies ha.ing contracts ~
a9reemrn to wo.k on any Ct the iomrany.s
mines IN Pinto. secret canyon, or elsewh 70
IN Eureka county. JOHN j. MURPHY,
Superintendent
Eureka. Ner.. Oc.9ber !. M; est
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ASsEsSMENT NOTICE.
ANDsMEI.TiN

INIKEIAN NaNINds N 1'ssss IE.rolo
IL Company-I Location Of works Ln..'"
Eureka County. Nevada: rrinciiai PiI>o,;ce
bnein~ss. San Flancisco. California. He, H.
i. h"rrby eiyen. that at a meeting 81 nth
Hoard o. Trustees, held IN the seventeenanr
friday Of February. le.i, an -, was
lcyiod ' ur"n Me- NE capital stoei o said com,
!any, rayable inmcdiat aiy, in . nii sao 81 ths
gold coin, 10 the secretary. at the enieo San
company, No. i2i Montgomery street,
Francisco. California: shall
Any stock upon which tho assess,,sn: y..ir.
tieIh- ::ain day Of Septc,'SsT' ut
will b, delinquent. ard nd'ri,isea ioi !. made
bboaf"nrmr." miil le' sold en- MGNnAf. the r' the
delinquent assessment, t"erthsr WEN
u TisUS. i. BEACH. seere'arSS. ,n
Ohicc-No. II Montgomery s'r..r.otd
Francisco. California. M
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The sale Of that l~ortion of the above per-
sonal property. on the above d,serth,d
3lst day Of August. \. b.ls1i.
uae-7 j.. l.. SULLIVAN, SheriS.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO, 90.
z. =. INN VffIlI,
-Eurca z, NcNnda. Aug. 3I.lN.

EnreSa, Nsyada. Aag. q, l>5l.i
postdtice address News mi.'"i i niGa'Id my
County, Nevada. has This day filed ~
this Office u diagram together with a notice Is
Application tor Il PATENT from the trited
states. under act Of congress approved Nav
10, 49,. for fifteen hundrcd- l.5G)-linonl
feet of the Buckeye State Lode. the sam,
running 52i feet northw"sterly and - tet,
southcaStollv from SHAFT No. !. with sur acs
ground @1 feet in width. situated in New
ark Mining District. " hite line county.
and tcld notes on file III this oiiiec as follows,
to wit:
US. Survey, 10. 40.
beginning Mt n post marked Ne. l. Us.
SGrvoy. No. %" the same being post Ne. |.
OF survey Ne. S. made for III. Newark 81.
'cr Mining COM any. uron the Chihuahua
Lodi. whsice the s"ttirn cefrtr On Tie
.. L. NJ. l.. ~. honrs y. - /. @.t>S feet,
AID the noa1ii ef the tliiuaIiua Irn,sf
bsnls MI W.26 feet: tlcr-c r NH ;.
IA L. l.56t fcet 10 Iust marked Ne. [. ).
lost marked No. :. |. :. Survey, Ne, 20,
VII hcr o. Ne. :, OF Survey No. -, iuadefcr
Franz ictse,tHian uron the battery Lohe.
h"rs " 81. IL ~! feet; thence y. ali3,
WI 60 feet, TO iost marked Ne. l.. Us.
Srryrr No. TO-: aud III nee y. IS. L. -
feet, 10 est Ne. |. the piactf Of b,rihlilg.
%cC!ta.l ing 6s Loo arrcs. coirsts expressed
from thu true meridian, with Il magnetic va
~iia:iyh O. -. iast.
lLiS c;aim is l>catcl ~ he unsuryeyci
hoUld. ON the Ior;li ~ the original Chr
hsah Il.
ihls ,lain is record 4 in Took \, Page -.
o. tha N-sark District Nirirs iteeerds. a.t
a COPY o. Tho Ltticc and rlai can b. loulnf
posts ii .Aaft NJ. /. upon the lode.
II CIhIS I. liu.,N, Register.
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ASSESSMENTS.
-DELxNQUENT rgoTIcE.
rVREKA MINING AND smEu.T.

II ing Company. Location Of principal place
OF business. san Francisco. Cali ornia; loca-
tion of works. Eureka. Eureka county. Nc
vada. Notice: There are delinquent upon
assessment No. u levied ON the i7ih day of
February. 1874. the several amounts set op-
posite the names Of the respective sha,e-
holders us follows:
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The sale Of That portion Of th' above rcr-
soral lrop'rty ON tn. above "scri9cd ranch
e. is os;ron,d uitIi " E9& ESIAl \, the eth
day Of Scrttnbtr. \. h. III.
50 81 Il LilN.iN, sheriff.
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The sale Of that portion Of the above ner.
soral property en- the above d. seribei
lauth : is postponed until tt.lD.Al. the 18th
day OF September, \. l>7i.
au3l j. HctU t.LiNAN, sheriff.
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'rCSIION.IIt.

The above .aIe is herrh, Postponed. y. the
sane ttmo az lace. untit AL Jay. So
tetnbcr2i. ls1i. ). II. st LLItAN,
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES.
DR.. GIBBONS oispEN

- DR.. cissoN's piseEN-
e. SAR&, NJ. 63 kEAkNl- 81,
fdE9 corner Of Commercial, San Fran
T...A cisco, Private entrance en- Cen.
ERsxS mercial street. Established IL
1871, for the treatment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases. such astonorrb9a, Glcct, Structure.
Syphilis iH all It's forms, Seminal Weakness,
Imrotcncy. etc. etc. Skin diseases Of years,
standing, and liberated Legs. etc., sseeosstul-
IL treated.
Dli. GIBBoN has the rlca,urc Of announ-
ing that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals Of Europe. and has re-
samcd practice.
money In seeking cut new remedies. and has
returned with increased facilities for the allie
Walton o; human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence o. seif
abuse. This solitary vice. OF dcrraved scNua,
Indulgence, is rIactieed by the youth o. both
SEXES TO an almost unlimited extent. produo
ing with u%nerring certainty the following
train Of morbid symptoms. unless. com bated
by scientific medical measures. viz: Sallow
countcnance, dark spots under the eyes, rnin
in the head, ringing in the ears. neise likc the
~rustiins OF leaves or rafting OF chariets, un-
casincSS about tho loins. weakness Of the
limbs. confused vision. bluntcd intellect, loss
Oh confidence, dlliidencc in approaching stran-
-tr>. II dislike to fern new acluaintanees a
disposition to shun society. loss OF memory
pimples ard various eruptiuns about the face.
hectic husfes, furrcd tongue, tcctid breath
coughs, consumption. night sweats. monoma-
MA. and frequently insanity. Ii rolici he not
obtained. you should arpl! Immediately, ci-
Their in person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific mode .!
treating this disease. which never fails oi
c!iccting a quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance MAY be CT RED Al
HOME, by addressing a lcttcr to hH. Glib
BON, stating case, svinI toms. length OF time
the disease Ina. contii uel /, and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity, II any part Of tho country, with
fall and plain directions for use, by l~ncleslng
$40 in coin in 4 registered lottGr through the
re,tofice, or thror gh Mells. / argo X &c.
A package OF medicine will be forwarded
by express 10 any part OF the mon.
Persons writing to tho Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they see this ad-
ycrtlscmcut in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Dir. j. +. GlBbUN.
Box 1851, San Francisco. California.
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