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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-17
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HEADouRrERs WESTERN DIST, N. D.
K. 8. NJ, Junction City. Sept. %, 1868. {
l. 1st Lieutenant VIM. s. Blakely is hereby
detailed as Acting Adjutant of this command,
and will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
@ - IN STRICKLER,
e. Colonel Commanding.
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q. L. JONES,
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tT ~ ,s-ree,r 80
5as & SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS s
an HAND TO TRADE FOR STOCK on
~ CASH, several improved Claims in Saline
county; also house and lot in the town Of
Salina. buy and sell land and stock 1t . fair
Commission, and assist emigrants in making
eligible location.
The Homestead BIN has PASSED.
And now is the time for emigrsnts to get GOOD
HOMES. No land in this county has been
offered at Public Sale, and win AL 30 held
under the Homestead Act.
Call upon or address me at Sslina ssline
Co, Ksnsas.H n86tf H. L JONRA.
notice. ia "a
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIN
IN creditors and others interested IN Tia q.
tate Of Louis Ketlass, deceased, that intand
70 make . final settlement q said eStafa 81 ~
next term Of the Probate Court Of Davis eaan.
ty. Kansas. CHRISTIAN WETZKL.
.n4o-N] Administrst09,
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Any order for
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completed within our Office, and under our
superintendent, thus insuring accuracy,
dispatch and reliability.
n@ Magazines, Pamphlets, Newspapers and
Damn ed Books neatly and substantially bound
at reasonable rates.
g We promise faithful and prompt execution
Of all work forwarded to our Office.
Orders are solicited from Public Officers,
Merchants and good business men everywhere,
by mail or express.
AddresS,
TRASK & LOWMAN,
State Journal Office,
nAl-2-1v1 Lawrence; Kansas.
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Marshaps Sale.

IN obedience TO three writs roRdiioni eypondS 10
Il directed from the CircuitkoUrt OF the United
States, its October term for 1868, / will, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANU
AIRY, 1864, expose public sale, to The ghest bid
der for cash at the Court house, in Nashville, Da
Widen county, Tenn, all the right, title, CAIN,
interest and estate which T. o. Hurt has IN ga certain
lot or piece Of ground IN Edgeeld Davidson county
Tenn 90 the south sde OF Wo dllnd street" front
ing Fly feet on sad STREET AID running back one
hundred and,seyeniy feet to an alley, and numbered
81 in plan Of Shelby Addition, which is registered
IN the proper office in Davidson countg page 43 of
Book q and all the right IT'LL claim, interest and
estate which, 0 Hurt has in piece or parcel OF
ground in South Nashville Davidson county, Tenn,
described as :. Beginning at the corner of Cannon and
Laws stteels, running eastwaTdly, along Cannon
street hundred and forty nine feet 10 the centre
Of fifteen feet alley, thence nO,Ihwardy along said
alley two hundred and q yone fact 10 Shocks ine
thence We twar ly With Shocks line hundred and
sixty five feet Lewis street, thence southWardly
two hund;s and tyone feet 70 the begnning-title
registered On page ia in Book 81 Of the gstrar for
DAVIDSON county, Tenn; and all the right, title,
claim. interest an estate which r Il GroOmes has
10 piece parcel oflland ia Nashville, Davidson
COUNTY Tenn, designated as Lot No 8, (part Of the
fginal College Lot No. described as fronting on
Market thirty feet sui runuing half way bacG
10 Cotg e street, one hundred and twelve feet-cOn
ytyed 10 r. II. GToOnes by Jas. Parrish, by deed
dated June l7th, lS4j, Tecorde page 40 in Book
No s Of the Begi trar for Davidson county all the
properly herein FAMED, having been levied on 70
United states Tor tie Middle District Of Tennessee
At its April term, 1882, against Groomes, Cavert q
Hurt aud Ia favor OF j. l.. Wayne L Son, Duer, Nor
ER GLAsCoGK, Marshal.
dec5-St BY W. LELIYErT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

IN obedience to three wris peadi6oai ePOnas TO me
i directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
states, for the Middle District Of Tennessee at it's
U5toser term, 1s63 will, al IL O'Clock, i ~, on
TUESDAY, the 1851 day OF JANUARY, 1884, expose
To public sale 10 the highest bidder for Cash, at The
door Of he Courthouse, IN Nashville, Tennessee, all
the righ title, claim, interest," and estate which lie
grand II. Carney has 10 tract Of land in Rutherford
county Tennessee, near the town OF Murfreesboro,
containing, by survey, one Hundred and Twenty
ve Acres vested in SAID l. II. Carney By grant from
the State OF Tennessee, made on the oh day Of toto
ber 1852 and recorded On pi6e 1856, 10 Book No 10,
OF Moses NJ. Swan, RI gistrar-0ou, ded as fellows:
a Beeinning at An 1Ash, The Northwest corner Of
tract Of laBd formerly owned by David Bownani
NOV by said Carney) running thence SOUTH IS de-
Erees asst with the North line Of said tract, i've hun
dred polls to the North hast corner Of said tract,
thence Moth forty poles, thence North, So degrees
West five hundred poles, thence south rty poles, 70
the Beginning - lev ed 10 satisfy judgments rem
deTed by the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District 81 TeBnsssee al its April term, ls6
at Nashville in favor Of A. r. stewart Co, Wirts,
usiie x Mcyeigh, and J. q. Jnfffay 4 Sous, and
against L. II. Carney.
ER.GLAS 1oCK. Marshal.
dfc5-3t ByW LKLLYETT, Deputy.
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Marshal,e Gale

6bedience 10 three writs veaisS0s eyPoads 70 me
Il directed from the Circuit Court of the Uniied
States. at lie ctober term Tor 1885, will, at D
O'Clock, A. ~, on TUESDAY, the 18th OF JANuARl
1864 expose TO publicsale TO the highest bidder, for
,sn, the Court house, in Nashville, Davidson coun-
ty Tenn. all the right ttle claim interest and estate
which Edmond DuHer has 10 lot OF ground in the
town of Mdrfreesboro, Tenn with wo-story
frame house thereon described as follows Be-
ginning at John McieCnotIs Sou West corner, and
runni3g thence West one hundred and fifty feet to
street, thence North one Handled and ninety-One
foet, m0re les, TO g.. II. El0tts Southwest cor
ner thence East one hundred ard City feet, to John
McDermotfs, thence with said ReDermot's line one
Eunired and ninety one feet, more or less, TO the
Beginning . levied Stately Judgments issued By
tine Circuit Court Of the United States icr the Middle
District or Tennessee ct its ApgiItern 1862 in favor
OF Az r. Reed and JOS. II. Thompson & Co, and
against Dufer i Carney.
-fug 81 TER. GLASCOC2, Marshal
Bov2s-3t F7 By " LEILYETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ venditoni exronas to directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee al its October term,
1863 will expose public SALE TO the hi khest bidder,
for cash. at the door OF the Court house. in Nashville,
Tenn. r., on TUESDAY, 18th Of JANUARY, 1884, al the
right, title, claim, interest," and estate which B. W.
MaCrae has in certain trIct parcel Of land IN
ear the town OF ClaTksVille, TeDRes4o, bounded as
follows "beginnng at stone corner Of lots Nos. ID
and II, in NeWels subdivision, and running thence
with the north side Of the CaTksvlle and Port Royal
Turnp ke, the beginning corner being on said TOad)
four hundred and eighty-siX and half feet, 10
stone corner With T.. J, Wisdom thence north, 6H
degrees east, 10 stone, said Wisd0ms north east
oorDer in DoIen's line thence east with said Dolens
line Eve hundred and twenty-seven feet, TO stone
c5rDer vita lot sold by g. Hart to Wa Qaarles,
T. Il. W. hQnas, and IS D. Glenn and thence, with
said Q1arless Thomass, and 6lenn's line 20 the be-
ginning on the Clarksvile and Port Royal Turn
pke-containiug, by estimate, fifteen acres and fifty
p0les;1 With all the Improvements thereon and APP
purtenances thereto, embracing commodious dwell
ling the same being levied On TO satisfy Judgment
rendered by said Court in favor Of ArnOli, Con-
stable & Co., and against D. W. McCrea and =. T.
Caulter. Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock, A. M.
4. R. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
uOv2S-3t By ": LELLYETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale,

rAAAC4 I1At4A > ASs@-Sh
DY vfrtuaof aWrit reai Sni ezpo 1esfo me directed
ID ON the Circuit Court Of the United states, Tor
the Middle District Of Tennessee at its October term,
ls6s / will expose 90 public sale, 70 the highest
bidder for cash. 81 the door Of the Court house, in
Nashville. Tennessee, commencing At II o'e.ock, A.
NJ on TUESDAY, the l9.h day q JANUARY, 1854,
al the right title, claim, interest and estate which
Jas c. OVEN has n q iraot Of land in VIII smsoa
county tennessee about seven niles from Franklin,
ca or near the Nashville Turnpike, bounded as fol
lows - Beginning at aSugar Tree. the North side
Of knob the south West OF the tract thense
East 2765. poles 70 stake n. Bells S0uthWcs. cor
ner thence Ncrth, one degree ksst, 66 poles, 10
stake originally a Hickory; thence West ICY poles,
Ia Black Ash: thence North. one degree klst, 20
olss 70 stake; thence West 81 poles y the centre
on the Turnpike Foad thence With the centreof said
road 20 stake on bsniel JOhustons South boundary
Iipe. IS hoes; thence West, one degree North, 99H
polSs 10 stake: thence West, three sud half &C.
III. south Is5 poles, % rock theuce South l43
roles % the beginnngi coDt@inias by s'imaie 10
Huudred and FORTY Acres, and vested IN said JAS c.
fgen by deed fre1 n Bel. bear ing date March 10Th,
1856 which 3 rocoroa on page S74 Of Eook VI, Of Tie
heristrar for Williamson c0uuiy; TIE SAID Tract OF
land with 81 he imprgy, nsnts thereon, which VII
b. sod herewith beng levied ON 20 sats y jedg
tn.nt rendered BY TIE circuit Court Of the United
Stats fur the Middle ristrict Of tennessee, az its
April te a. 1853 50 slvor % Henry Blood and sg4init
- : K r GLAsCocK, Marshai
decB-3t By W. LELLYErT, Deputy.
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GENERAL RAILROAD
AND
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O r r TO e,
No. 20
NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Fourth Door From Union.


All persons who design leaving the city BY Railruad
can purchase through Tickets to New YORK, PhilA
delphia, Boston, Bsltinrre, Niagara Falls, Wash
Ington City and al principal cities North, East and
Vest BY the shortest and nest reliable routes. Also,
through Tickets 70 Montreal, Toronto, Qusbeo, and
al principal cities IN Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can Be furnished VITA throUgb
Tickets ~ Government rates.
Tickets can DO had to all way Stations on the
Louisville snd Nashville, Tennssss and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville o'clock, A. n
Tennessee and Alabama ............... 0:30 A. n.
Nashville and ChsttaEoOga....-.... ) O'Clock, A. II
omnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 80 min
utes before the above mentioned times
0Ennibuses WI eau at any private residence or
hospita1 IN the city, b. giving notice ne day pre-
vious to leaving.
Office HOurs.-The OGloe Is open from 5
O'Clock 4. ~, 10 10 O'clock, P r., daily Sundays
exoepted) and Sunday from O'Clock to 10 o'clock
morning and evening.
FOR further Particulars call at the oGRoo.
w. w. Craig,
General Railroad Agent.
NASHVILLE. Tennessee Oct. Is, 1s63-tL
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Persons from 6 70 90 years csn learn this system.
In = few IessoGs LADIES are taught to write In
neat, easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen in bold,
rapid, business style.
10 persons acquainted with its merits his System
Of writing needs other recommendation, but those
unacquaiLte with IL, Mr.. D. refers 20 the following
remarks and Testimonials. Instead Of teaching PEN
nanship merely isstehoH Art. an experience Of
years IS enabled him 10 reduce It 70 the certainty
% soieaos that being guided by EHouiedge, In
stead Of random PRACTICE pupils from TO 90 years can
10 short time learn 70 write with EASE ELEGANCE
and RAPIDITT.
80 accurate Is his system, and. so Uniform IN its
success that after Witnessing its effects several
hundred pupils in Nashville, the amenled Alfred
Hume Observes.
"HaTing had fair opportunity Of examining your
system Of Penmanship, and having seen the wondeF-
fol and rapid improvement Of your pupils In my
school, consider but Just to say. that believe it
10 be not only the best syea, but de oHs dessr
ring the Hessor by strict atteption 70 therues Civ
en-, any person may, in short time. acquire Free
rapid, and elegant hand should be Iteased 70
It universally adopted"
This expression was eoncurred In by
Maj Gen. Z. P. Gaines, U. 5. Army;
His Excelency, James Q. Jones, Gov. OF Tennessee.
Ri. Rev. J. II. Otey, Bishop Of tennessee.
RI. Rev. r. P. Niles, Bishop Of NashvIle.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. u. Pres. Of Nashville Uni-
versity.
Rev. j. T. Edgar, D D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
Being requested by MeFsrs. D0Ibear TO state the
standing in society OF the gentlemen, slgnrs 70 the
within do go with much pleasuTe being acquainted
with most Of them they are highly respectable, and
gentlemen Of education and u high standing IN
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.
1t is printed in four celors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pastebOsrd thbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as = remem-
brance.
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
IN. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
oct16-3m.
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TO RENT-FOR 1854.

The Farm in Edgefield, of 225
Acres,
CITUATED between Gallstn and White Greek
- TurnpIkes, ia the centre q which = the family
residences Of Payuaster Harris, Of the q. 5. Navy
and Gu the Northern border Of IL two small Cottages,
With lie bars, stabl.s Carriage hoase spring house.
and other coEVenient Out-hOuses x a1orcs .
pleasant residsBes uezr the city, and tie sol y
excellent for cultivation.
Apply % -. GEO. HKnzzs, PAyuaster Q. 5. Navy,
HoE YORK, J" Or 70 n. 4. SCONEis,
No 10 Park Street opposite Easi ront Il the Capilo
NASHVILLE, TehS~sses.
nors-tL
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Marshal's sale.

ny virtue OF I've writs ssndi ioEi erp0aas 10 me d.
ID reted from the Circuit Ccust u tns United States,
,r he gidde District q TenaeSsse, al 5s October
term fsCs WI exposr 20 pubhcsaie, 70 the highest
bidder f1r cash. a. the door b the C0urthonse, N
Nashville, Tennessee, commencing Al II o'elocAi A
H., on Tuesday, ths 18Th Gay Of JANUARY, 1851,
az the right, tile, clam Interest, and estate which
r. D. Groonaes has IN piete or parcel q land IN
Nashviile, davidson couniy, Tenh., described with
ths boundaries r-lowing g Beginhfrg AZ DcWs'
Hsi mars corner, ~ Water ktfeets rsnning thence
Wth Water street trenty seven feet, mere or less,
towards Ckseuan street, 20 BcrTy's eorner, ghence
~ right angles With Berry line, 20 eutnrey street.
thelce with 6uthfey stree, twenty sever feet more
q loss, tosArds Bread slresf, t0nogsl a Harman's
earner theno al right AngleF, % the bezinni1g,
being the same conveyed 70 sid & n Grosmes by
Il n Fost r, As per deed REGARDED On page 40 Of
Hook No. - of he Registrar for I5avfasn cOgaiy-
levied on viii whatever improvements lhers may be
On he ssres p sstisiy Suents rencersd By sid
Crsui C5aft ~ lie ltesm 49, a Groomss
Cassrt Co. aad In aver q A. &. Mandell and $
s. Slssens sona.
r p GIASc0cK, HarshaI
dsct-si ~ y. LEl1zEEI, Dspaiy.
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VIII be furnished free Of charge to soldiers In or oct
Of the Hospitals, if their bottles or inkstands are
brought at the above hours. SOLDIERS taught one
third than citizaDg
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Dr.. KINGS DiSPENSlRY.

- Or. KING Formerly Of EeH gogk,
~ for Iast yoars Of Louisvills, Ky,
eHno who hss devoted he attsatsasn -
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 yrs atsrs
himself, having attended 70 3 praetto for - E1ny
years, and cured 20 rasry ta0usaodsY he b snsblsd
10 cure all d1sessss Of private nature ne EattsT
how bad TIER may Be from nJadicious medical treat
uasut, or frord neglect Of their own D.. Klng'B
1ispsnsary 4 No . Deaderick street, betEees GheE-
~ and The sqrAre, seoc1d story, Whefs b. crsss al
diseases Of private nature.
Gonorrhosa cured vfthoCf na11scus nsdiEiEs3 er
interference with busiEe1
STRUCTURES Of Cd or rsoent data saciualiy cuse1 n
a f,w dsvn, BIZ - cpera1lcn which causes 10 paia.
Where Structure exfEia health o1uEot Be ennioysd
Psrhara no disease causes more mischief and Gstsr
mlnes The constitution - mrrh.
syphsiis With al the diseases o. The sin, growing
cat q nesacf OF bad arssimsnt, can b e1ertuAliy
Cured ia fsw days
as..Ss1l Weak.s,s-Ps rscuar atteuficz hsgine besA
xven 20 this disease AID AL Ne Consequences brow
lag cut Of r. brouehs On A many eeaos b. he de-
sEructxe habits q inconsdernts youths, and ecsss
i've inialgenos u ne p4kEio1s. ncElect 81 Hhich
wi un1eTmins he conEtltEllcn, renderng he sub
est uznE foE bc<iza1 e. socistE, snd eHuring Fen-
re Cd sgh
frs1si1s skss nzT bslssorinr sIsa 40 dl1csEiz
l5e Worab msy rest assured - inuIed ate "a.
Perss4E rez13inz s1Fea4, - Nritipg eel slsling
lheF csae, Win - - ctaedI fos - y. A. King,
nc.8 nes9fEIek 1tss4z kaza7ll.e. Fa.e.s Efll hAvs
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From he Hon. Judge N. Green,
President Of the Law School, at Lebanon, Tenn. and
who WAS for 20 years on the Supreme bsnch OF Ten
neRsee
''Mr. Dobear has spent many years In teaching
aud perecting his system Of instruction, and is by
far superior to any teacher Of penmansbip have eT
er seen. You will perceive at that he is a
Of fine intelligence. lie gives instruction without
reason aud his reasoning Is so just and clear that
you once perceive the principle he seeks 10 impar
and that being fixed in the min the pupil, acting
upon it, soen learns to write with ease and rapidly,
as well as Eith elegance. rrr
commend Mr.. Dolbear 70 your kind attention, and
trust it VIII be consistent with your views and feel
ings to forward HIS objects. any service you may
render him win be Worthily bestowed and will oh ge
me Very respectfully, your friend, =
LEBANON TENN, Oct 20, 1856. n. GREEN.
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ROOM over SMITHS Drug Store, Cor. Church and Ylas
Syoes HOURS, 9 to IL, a. m, 3 to 8, p. M, and
to at night.
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Fro8s he RI. Rec. Biskep Osey.
COLUMBIA, TENE, Nov. p, 1888.
Ma. ]. ". DOLBE1R.-Dear Sir have been much
interested sod p4eased in examining your system Of
Penmanshlp Your method OF teaching seems 10 me
be both skifai and faithful aud the Improvement
Of your pupils Is 50 prising and rapid beyond any
thing have ever Witnessed. shall feel happy 81
this testimony 70 your merit shall lead Others avail
themselves OF your instruction ia one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. q. OTEY.
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77HE UNDERSIGNED having been 4uiholiz - .
Il crufi troops for he United states seTsfe f,r he
term q hires gears trrnF t1s Nr, lro sac - a
mca Il 6eerEla, = de4rouz x giving recrefl1E
- fsInra T. cnarretir tra nzll ~, VII IL cofanls
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Allow me 10 introduce TO you my friend J. W. Dol
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
ing Penmsnship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher is well and widely esab-
Iigbed that will say nothin that score. only
deEire 10 present him gentleman from whose so
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit, and
one whom you have the intelligence TO appreciate.
anything you may do TO further bis designs viii be
gratefully acknOW lodged by your frisnd,
HAHN
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hASdIkG1oS LII June -, l645.
Sir-ConsiderIng good handwriting TO be not only
accomplishment, but means Of success 10 every
man engaged 10 buiness, greatly applaud your mer-
tOrious exertOus to improve the chrography Of the
age. A gentleman or = lady either who writes badly
writes willingly; and consequently ofteH fail 10
write when they should; and when they do write It
done at the last moment with haste and impatience
and consequently with faults of all kinds, Of On CON-
hitting aud iujuriug both the writer and the cause
which be advocates. wishing you every success in
your laudabe undertakings,
Iremain yours, respectfully,
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b wAsaIse1Ox Chr, June 20, 1913

The following very just remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
Fl. Benton, U. 5. senator, worthy the attentive
regard OF parents and all young persons who have
any hope OF success In the business Of life.
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there - no disease aufctinf n8nAAs4 sasre - -
dreaded than syphilis, lconmonly e.IIed PsH)
i obstinatsy clings 70 rs victims, ssain and
again reappsariBg sb tboushi TO - entirely
sradicated. ItlsisErsly, yet hsreey, consumes M
organs L attacks sB soon the Ne o. lhe szlAclsisd
a0d care-Worn victim is destroyed.
Il 10 hereditary, descending iron ksnsrati0n -
generation IN vsrioGs f0rms, serofaias Diseases
% the throat, skin, etc
how Invaluable, them 70 persous injected sith tbs
dssass 10 ieEnsdy lie tnla and hos ssssni-l ihs'
should Grad cate il rthout delay-sot onig - sdrs
s1saeses from Hsiaere 81. % priscf tse0 ~ sPring
1As AsdIeiae d ma tsai z rsglsirfi 70 eAargs q
Gei, and " Z % ssrs naf sgse.aAg Page roo ~
'ystsla ~ pois0sOss Infection SaieA bs' 90 Js-'r' -
n doe uo' eo.lai- eYs,sie, q k7sary . sAg jSrn'
Asaos esrss al AeoTssi Diseases.
Il depends for IL success UPON nuoh more snsi'a
agent thsH Is I0und IN any prsparsssen q sAriAga-
rnia-sna IN. proprietor is aiishsa, hoa h. naBJ
careful experiments. that the EOOt vAeh iar9S ne
chief iDsrsIisnt is, sslo-s So'st NE Ost sssesuaI
antidos. known for The esss Of ms dissass IA
sares 81 nsre1Eisl disosses
II Is NEEDLES TO PAY LAEGE SUNS
TO BE CuREo, WHEN II cAs b DoSs
By a sfHPLE EENEDY. FoR "A SHALL
PRICE, AND WITHOUT ExPosCRE.
Price. Two Dollars per Bottle.
Three bottles sent 70 aay address, ires q al e.
psnss, on the rscslps q five Dollars Aaarsss
OLIVER CROOK & CO.,
DAYTON, OHIO
Sold by All Drusslsts.
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