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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-26
PROPOSALS.
P0sTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.,


WASHINGTON, October |, 1874. (
4 PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIV
1 Al ed at the Contract Office Of this
Department until 3 r. N. Of February
/ i, 1875, to be- decided BY March s,
1900 for carrying the mails of the
United States from July LIST, 1875, t.
June 30th, 1873, on the following
routes IN the State Of louisiana, and
by the schedule Of departures and
arrivals herein specified
8Ul93 From Opelonsas, BY Prud-
homme, Laquataigne q. o., and Faba-
cher, 70 Hickory Flat, 90 miles and
back, once d week. Leave Opelousas
Tuesday at 6 4. M; arrive at Hickory
Flat next day ct AZ Ia. Leave Hickory
Fiat Wednesday AZ p. m arrive at
0pelonsas next dry by p. IN. Bond
required with bid, $500.
30l94 From Hickory Flat To Lake
Charles, 40 miles and back, once q
week, Leave Hickory Flat Friday at
Gam Arrive ii Lake Charles BY 6
p M Leave Lake Charles Thursday
At 8 1 IA Arrive ~ Hickory Fiat by 5
p M Bond required with bid. $500.
80l95. From Lake Charles, By Big
Woods and West Fork, Ia Orange,
Texas, Az miles and back, once d week
Leave Lake Charles Monday at 8 a m.
Arrive 81 Orange next day by Ia m.
Leave Orange Tuesday 40 ! b hi. Arr
rive " Lake Charles next day by 3 p
n. Bond required with bid, $1,000
30la6 From Lake Charles, by Rose
Bluf to Cameron. 30 miles and back,
twice week. Leave Lake Charles
Monday and Thursday at ia. Ar
Fiveat Cameronnext dRg ct lam. leave
Cameron Tuesday and Friday I'D Id
"a. Arrive 40 Lake Charles next days
at 8 pm. Bond required with bid,
$4,000.
89l9g From Lake Charles, by Sugar
Town and Leasvilie, 70 Nanny, 1877
miles and back. once d week. eage
llalle Charles. Thursday, at 8 IN.
Arrive III Nanny Saturday IT'D 9 D. M.
Leave M nnF Monday at g Ill. Arrive
AZ lake Charles wednesday 80 6 D nj.
Bond required with hid. $500.
a0i9a, From aarlnentu, by Lake
AEthur % Grand Chenier go miles
ahd back once q week Leave Mer-
lau Wednesday at am Arrive
Grand hcnier next day at ii It'll (.
Rag ral Chenier Efiday sc d m.
Arrive Aieanentau next day by 8 ID
m. Bond Eequiee with bid $500
alA From New fheria by N0ungs-
Vile niI afnantat kn Lake Ghaeiag.
l07 mile aid back, threo timea week.
Leave Sew aefia Tuesday. Ihnps4 V
and SATURDAY,, id n,s Arrive N
Lake ChaI ne8i days 81 pm. leave
Lake ChMle nesany, Thursday ana
SatUrta his. Arrive AZ New
Iberia 8iaya by II m Bond fe-
apired o. bids $4,000; check, $3.50,
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Tire door stfsieif6 out her trunk
seized nm, and threB HIM . emit of tht
( feae0 81 danger 3His Waa done Eeal
tme, and thtn Carlo yielded e fht
force of cineums tnnees, and aaid down
I beside his protector
i The COmveE @ 0t Rra AmMdet
Fron The New oriens rirsf
The most remarkable and rapid cone
version Of pronounced inddel occur
rad to4our Nllilom journalistic confrera
of tie antebellum days. p Fl man
Of irasibie temper and intrepid cour-
agesa brilliant dramatic and musical
I crihqne, but especially known foa ais
emphatic uabeliei ia his satanic ma-
iesty and She existence Of his punitogv
realm for the reception Of mortalg
whose sins afe uneond0ned It bap-
pened - tlia WISE lie was extremely
deaf which prevented him from taking
ihe field as his aefY naiar8 and devo-
tion % the Confslegate rause inclined
hmm to do, and so occupied himself
after New Orleans was taken by the
United States forces ia running Che
blockade through the Federal lines for
the purpose 81 aupplViag rs Confeds
ernie friends with much needed articles. i
and incidently % Improve a depleted
exchequer.
On one Of these ventures, after hav-
ing safely reached the Clonfederate lines
on the lake shore, and proceeding i'll
fanciod security I'd Che interior. through
the byways Of the piney woods, with
visions of fabulous profits almost real. |
iRed, he was arrested BIZ a scouting !
party which, Notwithstanding bis pro-
testations Of loyalty and the exhibition
Of his permit, insisted on taking him,
with his valuable stock in trade, to
headquarters at Clinton, Igouisiana.
Our friend, reluctantly yielding TO SUI
perior force, but with entire confidence
in being ali right with the commanding |
officer, hy virtue 81 bis permit and the /
potent contents Of certain demiiohns
q part Of his cargo proceeded on his
way. Arriving late in Che day, his
goods were ordered % Be stored In q
warehouse, placed under guard for the
night, and 81. was required to report
AT headquarters It'll the morning. when
bis case would be disposed Of. Accord
inglY he reported at the appointed
hour, and obtained release and an
order for his goods On proceeding To
the warehouse, lie discovered, to his
horror that il had been broken into
during the night and the goods had
disappeared. Al was GA his return with
rapid step from this devastated spot
that our friend was met by an old ac-
a. - q q 4
usual salutation, Good morning, H.,
how are You this morning ?" H an
swered, without Stacking his pace, oh,
/ believe in q devil ~ believe in hell, :
AZ the only adequate expression of lis H
belief ia the necessity Of future re-
wards and panishments.
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A BARGAIN.

gEsHE Or. HRAsHEAR PLACE, ON Ias
Colcaeicn River jast below Morton, WI
F0wnl With all The Buildings and lmP, 3 M
menta, end ONE HUUDRED AND SiAl !
ACRES. LAND.
forms -Four Hundred uud Fifty aol''''
cash. Z.
apply to GEO. Il. WELLS, Agent La''
Charles, bOuisiana.
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F0R 5 FnR 49,
FRANK MOoRR.

LAKE CHARLEs, LOUISIANA.
{ SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
VKTTLL ATTEND no ALL WORK "A.
trusted % him.
Refer your Applications to Captain Y -
Bryan, % EoH0 oiace
June 97. 1874.
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Id EOS DAADAsAkU PASS!
THE HANDSOME, SWIFT
running
PROPELLER RAMOS

win run regularig semi weekly from III,
Charles to Ieeshue tCaloasieu Pass) eansAs
the United States Mail ADJ down and X
trips ny dRglighs Accommodations Fl si,b,
passengers. Excellent Inducements to hunliss
and ishiug PARTIES.
{ Fare for round trip idOwn and up), ss; DOM
or up only. SIS.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays ana Tim,
days at 8 Ant arrives st Leesburg same ia
Leaves Leesburg Wednesdays md saaisdsg
al 9 d mi arriyss at Lake Charles same aaFl
Schedule running time between bO.h plas
twelve hour actual running time, much la
TH0s. r. REYNOLDS. Master
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N0TIoR.

aaFHE
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING sy9F
chased she BLACK BAYOU saw 49,
ana having aug the same in good ~
order. VIII saw Lumber Tor any one lAss
furnish him logs lcr four dellafs per 'heg
feet. 81 i0g one third. foF ihfae, SIS Of
months IA. 3. JOHN ON,
Blaak Bayou, Calaaeieu FaElah' II
October 81 1873
nAKE CHART as LODGE, no ie9'
RAR M M H0hps tBs khs hi.
n COMMUNICATIONS es the Msae III
sve third SATURDAY II eaeh mon A.
O'Clock &. M an igaasiept eFosRass
ttandine are invitad sa attend,
h0uIs hEWhQUE' w.
G W HRTAE, efmalafy
LArr rHARAns, April ~ Astas
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rn 81 tte 80r Hea out ana then
stepped ont Betsy followed him II
Tire door stretched cit Ter trunk
seized HIM, and threN him s. outof the
feaeo ol danger AHis Yves done feaf
times and 5htn Carlo yielded te fine
force 81 circnms taness, and laiI down
beside his protc tor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-01

4rClcl0 treaty Oh ApEll seventh, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, eight hundred dol
lars.
For ninth of twenty instsllments, for the
| instruction of Indians in farming, and
purchase of seeds, tools, and so forth, as
per third article treaty of April seventh,
eighteen hundred and slxty-six, eight hun
dred dollars.
For ninth Of twenty installments of an
nuity. in money, to be paid per capita, as
per third article treaty of April seventh,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, three
thousand five hundred dollars.
For ninth of twenty installments of an
nuity, in provisions, ammunition and tobac-
CO, as per third article treaty of April sew.
enth, eighteen hundred and sixty.six, one
thousand dollars.
For ninth Of twenty installments of an.
nuity, in goods and other articles, as per
third article treaty ofrApril seventh, eight
cen hundred and sixty-six, six thousand
five hundred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost of
delivery of annuity goods and provisions,
per sixth article treaty Of April seventh,
eighteen hundred and siXty-slx, one thou
sand dollars.
CuIPPEwAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
For last of twenty installments, in coin,
per fourth article treaty of September thlr-
tieth, eighteen hundred and fifty -four, five
thousand dollars.
For last Of twenty irstaliments, in goods,
household furniture and cooking utensils,
per fourth article treaty of September thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and ftty-four, eight
thousand dollars.
For last Of twenty installments, for agri.
cultural improvements and cattle, cacpen-
ters' and other tools. and building mate.
rails, per fourth article treaty of September
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and fifty four,
three thousand dollars.
For last of twenty installments, for moral
and educational purposes, three hundred
dollars of which are to be paid to the Grand
Portage band yearly to enable them to
maintain school at their village, per fourth
article treaty Of September thlrtieth. eight
cen hundred and fifty four, three thousand
dollars.
Foe Last Of twenty ustallments, fer SIX
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hundred and slXty-tOur, one thousand dol
lars.
For ninth of twenty installnents, for the
purchase of tools and materials for saw anu
Hour mills, carpenter blacksmith, wagon
and pillow maker shops, and books and sta
tionery for the manual labor school, as pc,
fourth article treaty of October fourteenth
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For ninth of fifteen installments, for paw
and subsistence OF one superintendent o,
farming, one farmer, one blacksmith, one
sawyer, one carpenter, and one wagon and
pillow maker, as per fifth article treaty OF
October fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
sl1ty-four, six thousand dollars.
EOf ninth of twenty installments, to nav
salary and subsistence of one physician,
one miller, and two school teachers, as per
fifth article treaty Of October fourteenth
eighteen hundred and sixty -four. three thou
sand six hundred dollars.
MAKAH TRIBE.
For fifth of ten installments of thirty
thousand dollars lbeing the fifth series
under direction Of the President, "a per
fifth article treaty of January thirty-tirsr,
eighteen hundred and ffty-tive, one thou
sand dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instaiimerts, for
support OF a smith and carpenter shop, and
to provide the necessary tools therefor, Der
eleventh article. treaty Of January thirty.
first, eighteen hundred and fitty-fve, five
hundred dollars.
For fifteenth OF twenty installments, for
the support OF an agricultural and indus.
trial school, and pay of teachers, Der
eleventh article of same treaty, two thons.
and five hundred dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty installments for
the employment Of blacksmith. carnentsr
farmer, and physician, who shall firms \
medicine for the SICK, four thousand siT
hundred dollars. GA
MENoMoSEEss
For the ninth of fifteen ins.allments of an.
nuity upon two hundred and fortv.,wo
thousand six hundred and eighty,six dollars
for cession OF lands. per fourth article
treas5 OF May twelfth, eighteen hundred
and ntfy'tours and Senate amsadmen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-01

l ANU BANDS OF INDIANS.
For last Of twenty ins.allments, in part
payment TOR accomplishment of title to
lanas, to be applied to beneficial objects
! per fourth article treaty of Decembsr
twenty sixth, eighteen hundred and fifty.
tour, one thousand dollars
Or last OF twenty installments, for pay
| OF instructors, smith, carpenter, farmer,
and physician twho shall furnish medicine
| 70 the sick, per tenth article treaty O!
| december twenty-sxth, eighteen hundred
ana ttty-four, six thousand seven hundred
| dollars
For the last CT twenty installments. for
| the support OF an agricultural and industrial
scnool and support Of smith and carpenter
snop, ana providing the necessary tools
therefor, in conformity with the tenth article
treaty of December twenty-sixth. eighteen
hundred and tttyfour, one thousand five
! hundred dollars n'o
NORTHERN CHEfEsNEs AND ARApAHoEs
For sixth of thirty installments. for mr..
chase OF clothing, as per sixth article tra,-r
" nay tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty.
eight, twelve thousand dollars.
fos sixth OF ten instaIlments. to be ex.
bp om ~ tae secretary of the Interior. ten
doiiars tor each Indian roaming. in tine mr..
caase OF such articles as, from time to time.
tne condition and necessities of the Indians
nay indicate to be proper, as per same
treaty, eighteen thousand dollars.
nor pay OF physician, teacher, carpenter,
miller, farmer. blacksmith and engineer,
per seventh article treaty of May tenth
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, six thou.
sand seven hundred dollars.
FOR last Of four installments, to furnish
SAID Indians with -four and meat, per sixth
article treaty of Nav tenth, eighteen hun.
dred and sixtyeight, forty-fve thousand
dollars.
For transportation of goods. two thousand
dollars; provided. that said Northern CSarl
ennes and Arapohoes shall remove ~
their reservation in the Indian Terri.orv
rropriated for oy the foregoiu ? elappsss ap-
OMAHAs.
FOR seventh Of fifteen installmen.s of ~,
a aMoua;, Beng third series, in money s4 os
oAasr"lsa' per fourth article treaty Of Marc y5
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agriculture, as per ninth article of the same
treaty, sum not exceeding twenty thou
sand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to furnish flour and
meat one hundred thousand dollars.
For pay Of carpenter, miller, engineer
farmer and blacksmith, as per tenth article
treaty of May seventh, eighteen hundred
and sixty eight, four thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For last Of three iDstallments for the pur-
chase of seeds and agricultural implements
for such Indians as shall farm, one thou
sand two hundred and fifty dollars.
For transportation of goods, five thou
sand dollars.
DELAwAREs
For interest on thirty seven thousand and
ninety-fye dollars and twenty five cents, at
five per Centum, being the value, in part,
OF thirty-six sections of land set apart
by treaty Of eighteen hundred and
twenty.nine for education, per Senate
resolution of June thirteenth, eighteen
hundred and thirty-nine, and fifth article
treaty Of May sixth, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-four dollars and seventy six cent?.
D'wAM1sH AND OTHER ALLIED TRIBES IN
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
For fifteenth of twenty installments on
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
under the direction Of the President. per
sixth article treaty of January twenty.
second, eighteen hundred and ifty-fve, SIX
thousand dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty installments, for
the establishment and support of an agri-
culturol and industrial school, and to pro-
vide said school with suitable instructor
or instructors, per fourteenth article treaty
of January twenty-second. eighteen hun.
dred and ffty-fve, three thousand dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty installments. for
the support of a smith and carpenter shop,
and furnishing it with necessary tools, five
hundred dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty installments, for
the employment of blacksmith. carpenter,
farmer and physician who shall furnish
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four, ten thousand dollars.
For this amount, to the Pembina band of
Chippewas, during the pleasure OF the
President, per same treaty, five thousand
dollars.
For eleventhlof fifteen installments, for
the purpose Of supplying, the Red Lake
band Of Chippewas with gIling-twine,
sheetings, fannels, provisions, farming
tools, and for such other useful articles and
for such other useful purposes as may be
deemed for their best interests, per third
article supplementary treaty of April
twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty.four,
eight thousand dollars.
For eleventh of fifteen installments, for
same objects, for Pembina band of Chippe-
was. iper same treaty, four thousand dol
lars.
For eleventh of fifteen installments, for
pay of one blacksmith, one physician, who
shall furnish medicine for the sick, one mil
Ter, and one farmer, per fourth article of
same treaty, three thousand nine hundred
/ dollars.
For eleventh of fifteen installmsnts, for
the purchase of iron and steel and other
articles for blacksmithing purposes per
same treaty as above, one thOusond five
hundred dollars.
For eleventh of fifteen installmests, to be
expended for carpentering and other pur-
poses, per same treaty, one thousand dol
lars
For transportation of annuity goods and
provisions, and iron and steel for black
smiths. TOR the Chippewas of Red Lake and
Pembina tribe, two thousand dollars.
CHOCTAwS.
For permanent annuity, per second ara-
Gle treaty OF November sixteenth, eighteen
hundred and five, and thirteenth article
treaty OF june twenty-second, eighteen
hundred and tftyfve, three thousand dol
lars.
>, For permanent annuity, for support of
of October eighteenth, eighteen hundred
and twenty, and thirteenth article treaty of
June twenty-second, eighteen hundred and
ffty-six, six hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity, for support of
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A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilis
t:cRcmedy is warreated to cure syphi-
lis in the primary, secondary and ter:
c airy stages. and in all irs varied and
duplicated forms, and viii cure the
worst cases CT venerial diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment OF the
most eminent physlcians in America
1t cures the first stage and heals the
uiceus in q few days. Itcures ulcers In
tie nose, throat, head, arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones ard joints,
sweiIings in the Joints syphili;ic rheums-
tism etc, in q short time. Prise IS per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise on sexual diseases tree. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by Dr.. ].
Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh stree, st.
Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. Robt. Parham Agt., for
-seaven worth. cod G
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The Platte County Fair.

The tiir;eeath annual exhibition Il the
Platte county A. & NJ. Asa cia.ion will b.
held near Platte City. Mo.
Commencing on Monday, the -S:h oil
Sept, 1874 and continue five days. Among
the many attractions and inducements offer
ed to visitor, mechanics, agriculiuralis's,
els, are tie conm,dious buildings tor the
exhibition Of every article in art, agriculture
and mechanics. Also, on each day Of the
Fair, there will be grand balloon ascen-
sion, under the direction Of tie distinguish
Ell ;eronan,. Piof. Ruthven, which viii be
the erandest exhiion of the kind ever pre-
sented in the West.
Refreshments in endless variety will lie
upon the grounds for the accommodation Of
all.
The directors Of the presen; year have
used every effort TO make the coming ex-
hibition the most attractive and maghifi-
cent ever held in Platte coua;T. For PEE
MUM lists, or any Information peitlining
10 the Association, address.
G.. n. FATToN,
Secretary.
Platte CITY. No. dl'&wa
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EerYops Debility.

4 Depressed, irritable state OF miEd; 4
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no ener-
~ or animation; confused head, weak
memory, often with debili,s,iEg, involun-
,ary discharges. The consequence of e1ces-
SEES, mental overwork or ind:scre,ions. This
nervous debility firds sovereign cure in
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No. IS.
1t tones up the system, arrests discharges,
dispels the mental gloom and dependency,
and reiuvinates the entire system. 1t is per-
fectly harmless ard always efficient. Price
IS for packages Of five boxes and large
81 wal OF powder. which is important in old
serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by
all druggists. or sent by mail on receipt Of
price. Addres. Humphreys Specific HON.
eopathic Medicine Co., No. 562 Broadway,
New York dGw
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81 is "a S0ct.

Ii is fact that while Dr.. Piic-'s Cream
Baking Powder and Sp ,c:ai alvoring', Lem
on, Vanilla, etc, have teen made for seven
years without reducing their standard Of
perfec: parity, not ano;hsr Baking Powder
or FIavoring Extract in the market is free
from adulteration. There ere TO colcIing,
poisonous oils. or acids in DR.. Prices Fla
vors. nor Chalk, Alup, o: ohsr injurious
spb.tances in the Cream Baking Powder.
We know the manufacturers take pride in
having their articles richly pure. d&w.
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rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, sp!ains, SWELL
ings burns scalds, casei breasts poisonous bites
frozen feet, govt, salt lheum, ear-ache, &C., and
the receipt of tn niment will be sent to any
one. II is the most wonderful healing and pain
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells article ever before did sell, and 1t sells
because It does 5dst what ii pretenjs to do. One
bottle Of the Centaur Liniment for animals yellow
wrapper) is worth hundred dollars for spavincds
straaed or CALLED horses and mules. and for screw
worm in sheep. No family or .tcck-owner can at.
cents; large bottles. 81. 90. J. B. Rose Co.,
s. Broadway, New York.
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Ladies

who use Sozodoni have only to open their
lips TO prove its excellence. Their white,
cleaning, spoilers teeth, ani fragrant breath
will tell the story. There is more demand
for TIL. Wholesome and unexceptionahie
prepa alton than fer any o;her dentiirice in
the marke'. Oae day lis u-e will be uni
ve,sil
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$3.50. 600 60 Loan,

N SUMS OF NOT LESS THAN a, OGO.
Money 10 loan on long time, at 10 per
cent. interest, On improved farms and good
business city property. Those wishing to
borrow will call on Mr.. VIM. Booth, State
agent Of he Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company, corner of Filth and Del
sware streets. spr27-d&w
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Too Late.

The way men put of important matters
to the last moment, il ore of the curious
things in nature. The fifth concert in aid
of tho Public Library of Kentucky was ad-
vertised TO take place July 81. The day ST
ter, August l. Gov. Bramlette, the mana.
ger, at Louisville, received over $780, 900 for
tickets. Had the drawing taken place at
that time the Governor would have TO send
his money back, but as the concer, was post
poned to November 80, it was all right with
them. We presume that on the first dsy CT
December next, the day after the concert,
thousands OF dollars will be received, one
day too late, for there will be no further
rostponsment. This money might just az
well have been cent week before, a. when
it wss. sep12-dGwl.
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a Sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters SPECIFIC and Injection
Mol are warranted to cure the Gonor.
rhea, elect, Cordee, Structures, disease
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 9 is sure
remedy for the Spezmtorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
of Power. caused by self abuse or cxces.
sive indulgence. Price of Dr.. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. DR.. ].
Dinsbeer, sole propriety, No. sos North
Sayenth street, st. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures gnar-
usiecd or money refunded.
ROBERT PAEMAM,
cod &w Agent for Leaven worth.