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To the Ilpn he D.. o.. ct ihr ~uprsme Jud'cial
Govt n-,tt, ~ b den 1t Pare % aad iof the
C,Yunt, ~ ONfIsi .rl state II Nsins. on the
.er,nI tn, Ia, ~ Mach. .. u i~6O:
MERCY e. FOWLER, ~ bethel. " said
MI C,ua,yoG - xf.rd il-ris anil i've. the Coar
ia 80 r,f.iasI ,ai ~ Informs a. il,t he. thea u
.a,l Bethel. y, the tairn. q Nary y. Bsaneit.
bee m,,isu nihr. VS. nwlill. 700. = IN mar i,ee
viih S,ansr ;. Iuyifr. ~ lie 90 81 sumner
n. Faalsr. ihrn of l,...,.tor, 10 he Z Iniy 81
C..ls lud state n Nrv llamp-hics. ~ ssid Rob.
~, on th- ih a., 81 Jay, 1885,, w. Moe. Mason,
Esru,r~. thrn a Ju.ligr Of The ps'rs N ani lor
.a,i C.,uniy ai ONhri. that rsrr finc' hs- iT.s''
manage a. alfesal N,tI s1.' i'ss'H, f.s has
h,ftv~l B. TO-. 90 Ifs. .alstr, sns .'siRiis All
sthu, vii 30 Air ib. o. San ',r :. fnv.ef.
.rl ~ 200 NV v,n'l' . .ia mar - eontusrt en-
o.. "a intn O.. ai,s-.a,d, vet thr al Sumasi =.
I,v,rr ~Iuii, d,.,cg,uiins his qau,ag, contrac'
su'rfci iatu a. afsr-.. .l-.-rt,., Noss sad IL
l-Iaut on ihs ihiue, 'h "a, II Apr'l. ,a the ,esr
.i.tf.fa hanif,l ssd h0y-ssssl, - pi,ce cal.
ID t,er ,n the St.r II Nr~ Hampshire. 90 VII
st .,ii iirth.l. ieuing sai L'i'I,nI raiirely
.r.uiut. ~ mean. ipr bee support, AL Coz the
.upJ,u of ~ nlihi 500 winch I'D i.iosl,nt
hi byf.. .rit Sama~r :. Fasl-S. ani ,hat
SINE o.. ...... nh I,y "f Apfh 4 u. 1881.
All .. .st ystr. before that iin', tho
.ai : y. Fov lss h,s d'as h1,hiag ioo the
.ulls., 4t sd l.iis.sli asf isf The support ot
.hs.fsiul 10. nrr'.aij, aui IA. gpn- {" part,
upaptsp tn 1pur l'ls'l'1t.
Whrrrpfe ,ppr Lib'll1' pny' hat ~ iioa-
uf ,.,u'l t.crrr 60 her . divorce irIA ice 1pads
ct mttfrn,n, h.iwr-r bee ani the aid Sun1sr
: Fuslrf iof the rra.ns ,fpse-aii.
Anl .iii L.h,lant farther s'..gs thli 'iariaS
th- pes,bt 81 'h',r into. urrs.', ne dorr.ald,
the s,iI ~,n,-f :. fsw.rr 80. slit'rmly eross.
Grabbed aai O.. h1tufr tpwafis her, rendering
hsr i,r very upl,pp, ani tait lnr,ag sat- 10.
terutffage the sA,i Saua@r =. hts contributed
lut q p,-fr t'ils ,a~ifi. hsr suppod, and that
,nIy ira ~ mlnths.
Sih l.ihshni f,rhsr alleges that divorce
f'ptn thr bal. II m,'iin'ay shlaI - decfeed
a. hrr frlsnlaby 80. pruycdy, bec4.se she AVS
thai .uch DO, nee w,uIi h. rIaIicive % domestic
hlru,a, and .,usi.,rni With the peace aud m1-
I'ii, Dl sprtHty.
sail iihsan' further pray- th't The custody
sf sat CALL, Ahmtntlr f.v'-r. usy IL dsefe-i
e. her. al o., - Ilt, btlad w. sssr pray.
Dated 40 PARE, JaaIl., ;, 1907.
MERCY T.. FOWLER.
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DIED

o. p-Huuk, 2lh uf.. Ne l.rria. u,f. of
rh1. rlsgrrr, agri 50, 81 u't.. NJ. rn1,es,
vts uI ArIfCu lllmU.1. ssrl s.
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Ground Plaster.

VNilE .rh.ruhfr. having .t,ttrl "a MILL ipf
.tirI1s PLASTER. st Wet P,fi.S ,ti1a.
b. parcel tr ,1ru,sh pURI GROUND RUS.
TER rttIs LOWEST RATES. ,p bfs. or .u,,I.
qusrrifIr. ~NNt "a. n. LpCkE.
W.. Pare. T-b. q. l~6p. 81
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Pnc,l u Coun,ry Pro nee


Cs-.--frI serk, Gr TIE oNfsrd u.aasu,f a.
Ntlli1-S E.ssH, Parfifsf, sal tirhlard
a. tllmu1rI. Pare,
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NuTiDI uF FORECLOSURE. Whrrps.
sl.r..H !. ~sIsf, a NsNrs. boz tlr Coco.
En- aI u,f 90. Do, On. Cd 90 aI HiHfiga.s date. Ibr
2ii HIt .f TrIsuau. \. u. ls55, .,.1,r,,i o. ua,
tFr sr-..'-... rHIft.1 rlrrr. ui h1f .i.u,t.I be-
ssIIt.s. 10 Nrs.gH isH. rbr .HrfhrIi, hHI u'
Lt of a. .rHHr.ri % i1 fhr eighth r,a.l, a1I
I Hi Dc So. n tH tbr sI-hfI rHsr, fI."i'iHs the
h1#.s.HIi tiru oH ahIIr ssi ~t.It, It.s. sHI
rs-.f..ri l8 t',r uNrr. E-li.t, rt p--is. hs.A
ln1. ir-s Co. The rHafltHr. of sod m'ugts-
tr,tae u-r1 Hr1krB, l-f-.y Ji,Iu 90 arr.ifsr
OBJ. .HuH a-It,iIs lH OH. sfl.ulr il srrr D,s-
Hi1 's srI rfHyt.rI
ISAAC = STANLEY.
p,frlI, Jln q. I-oU.
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"NtLT WATER BUBBLES"
mo nn.rnX nAIIN JorRNNL.

iNi N'T Wv '''''
N1ssisg asd Er'sias.
Contains the lAisst arss received by ihr mails Ani
trg.r,ph up o. th- h,rf ~ sa,ng 60 pre's. It's
printed pa uns uf H.. ~ t,lin 90 fa'' Foes.
-, which en.l,irs 20. .. ha', bah the ir'i' n''il
ihr ycr, latest mrmr'i. cot ''ill W''k "h Oh" -'..
i,,a 10 .sa.up iir ttc u,,l. POI. espfs-'sf. " be-
fulai.h,I s, The low rate Of SIX DI.ar wear;
siugr ruplrs tvurtuts.
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High school at BRYAN IS Pond

fIlll ~uFiHr Term Hf fhIs srhHs1. sill CHrnulrnrr
4 sa MONDAY, MARCH Sch, ADJ caut,uue
tea sysks. uB.isr tis tHstrustla ut
rEEULNNp HOWE. ruacipal.
Nc NAEt L.. iip~t, Ir,rarr ~ Nose.
So llass b. well ka,sn a., AN sNp,u11.ri
ard .srcs..ul ir,rhsr. sBd tbs Trustee. have iu.l
csHldraos Boz be- abilities. NJ. Hove si.l give
Ls.s1. iu secular uf sarr,i music, oB che Piano.
OfrsB. 60 NTi.'run.
Tutr.n. C,rH.an Ensh.h. s7.55 p~r tern. 81
osrfs pc ~-.k. U,.Lsr E1st.h, ~3,2N,-5i fis.
90 vs.s isa-f,g.s, ~37i.--ip orats F, s-rA !;
Fr,Brb tsvu,D - %. ua.is. w,h u.c ~ r,ano f.,
JrNt'Hl $50.
o.. believed thit nr,r8t. Pond sG'-is ,rps.
ri1r ai,sufses Hr Nf-h School o. b. gu,si.
moral and LraFb, vIla-r. The sghrll-raD.n BE-
che H,.f pleasant ,H che CHuat,, aHi vi'I ACCOM-
nllhfsI rssrt ,ish, scholars. ii1sl etH D.
HbIsur.d ip god t,iuiIis. 10 trssHHlblr ptrs.
Rooms rls Ie ,httfnsI b, those vh1 vi.h tu
tari on ,'u... sni thH. rrias- ths price oi ru.t.
4 hH.l.- stU bs s-1.-t ii. che rr.H... n sun
sis1t riui.sI ar.h. JuIL rIEliAN. j.,
SO. oi ltas..-s.
ILL.,. -. 81 I.f,u g.a
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Dr.. wi.,a,,. na,.am OF Wild Cherry,

The w,equa led succsss that has aiiendo,i the
applcitisa ofthis m.i,cinc IN onr u.s. calds, asih-
M bronchial afectiens, diseases % The throat and
lungs. 'ncipirnl c.nsnnpi'oa. has indacrd manl
nh,sicisu- II high stsniisg N cmp1y u ~ their
I,ririice. u,sny 81 whuia advice ~ II the aet an
,lef their aNn signature
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THE BOSTON JOURNALFOR 1860.
The Grand Presidential Year.
a X B 'v' ar o n j
"sALr WATER BuDDJEs,"
HA~sIR sARrINosLr.
cpsuiaiiOa TS,ih that ef a-y pspo Of il. elias. ia
Nee fssiasd.

The Proprieiors 81 TnI Bosros JouGSAL, 10
announcing their Prospectus 90 1850. take rlcas-
ure IN sa,i,g ihs, in no year since 80 establish.
nepi be, The Josfual received moe, 'alsks Of the
ooahdsacs Of the great reading pnbl'o Of Ne~ Fog
hnt. THAI ia the year which - nov dnsihs - =
close. Eyet, r,aa,h has Witnessed a iarg- w
crease IN ~ eisruhtios, n oHrptrrd ~'ih the
pferiuus YEAR. and II no iouusr tinc have IT. osl
INNS l-cn crowded With the hsor. II ~ al.
Vrriising paifua. ssd friend. This expression"
II c,n6dsnce, aud be,iowal oi patronage. has ena'
blvd !, 10 mainiaia the position Which ~ coaien.
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WASHING ION AND EVERETT,
Including View OF No ant vernon,

o. the Enrnving IL Warrington. Thee 'rlen.
di susAyirgs afr tfsm uftg,nal paint'Hg. bs
il'rAs. snI ace su.uVsi or sirpl ~ the highsst
,t,le ot Au. Tn~y are zach 2jN:1 lnche', 'afA
s1afsiaiar 90 f.slss fsS - uiny coarse, tuis
sr,b'e picture. have hsra p,lmst uppn he publir
80 suik. 81 sit--,ni e.p~.isil, ~ cheap, black
snd muii, sngfa,,ag, q .. difficult O. cpn.
vince psf.nn. 90 taste that The, zee sAir iu ORDER
,og vh,t Tho, have ,.ut hf.t -."n. We have pad
he bet artist. their uwa priCc'. am1auiing q"
unau, thIustnl iliit... o. produce CugrtNtugs
i.sl, i.,utii,i. eel H. the l-.' pu'ir'h'. ani
that shsli D. spisHlii u-a,mruis O." anN p'tlo'.
ErOyanasitI sas t'''h'i ~.
IN. editor ~ The New Yp,k ui..fvrr s1ys'-
" These rpgr,vi1gs afv grpIin. - 'N' 90 an-ihe
liksurss-. ar si.uit'bs'. The pH,iia't II No
E,sssti Will take pf,cr,irncr IT alI others"
rus Nrs N,ts Chustan Advocate sll., "Thel
sfr .upng thr 61rst rngrsVings ~ have ever
.ssn. ani riiE PUBLISHERS ARE fJLLl
RESPONSIBLE fOE All riiEN FROM
Isl
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M AcHINE S HOP,
NORWAY VILLAGE. MI.

THE subscriber, w,uii respectfully announce 90
4 their ine1Is an The pnblic generally, that
they hive enirrei into q coptuncrship, Or The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-10

nl.ilr, Dcccmlicf. 1889
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-10
Hes, Newspaper In New England.

an has srabie,l u % cowpcie saecsssiaiy With ~
n. contemporaries. ~ the iailness. secursc, and
prammns.. With which Il ha. pub,hsd a,couai.
IL ever, malier ~ interest which his tar.pifei
,lariag The year. That The Jsuuial has dpas ,hi,.
1. rytirnt lfam the tact that
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Imlps'rr AL Nnrft-fpfsf Of 'I1i9gfaphic
M,fr.i. e., Strl.,,-,p,. nal ~'-rs,.cipir Views.
.yy-u,fc,, .. ir,n ever, section ~ tAe cnun-
tr, arr ,r.. .-iia.,y ,ny,is o. mike az sNsnian-
ti,9 Ut or .pcs - 'pf Discount % the Trade
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-11-28
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind ssitr sv1 .. lMgs pass q
the globe, Is the consequence Of diseased astisa
in the system, induced By The poisonous miasn =
vegetable decay. This sKhalatien = sveassa. -
the action Of solar heat On vet soil. and Isss ~
the watery vapor from il. While the sun i hslsW
the horizon this vapor fingers near the eassh's 49,
face, and the virus il taken with II through ~
lungs into the blood. There it acts a. IN irntatag
poison the internal viscera and excreting orgsns
Of the body The liver becomes torpid and fails -
sec.ete not only this virus, but also the bile ksa
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulAiOp. and produce violent ssnsefa-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys. and the
stomach sympathise with ths i've, aaa become
disoTdered also. Finally. the instinct Of our e.
ganisn,. Is il in m attempt 10 sxpel Tie noienS
Infusion concentrates the whole blood Of the body
in the internal exeretorise 10 fmes tAen % sast
out. The blood leaves the surface, and r1GAss -
tia central organs with Suggestive violence. III
j. the CHILL. Bat IN this effort il fils. Tn -
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves ~ 60
tral organs and pushes - the sarfssa. = i -
another effort to sxpe the irritating poisDs thrsaeh
that other great exesetoTy-tke skn.. In -
also it fails, and the systsn abandoss Tie s3esnPe
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of s0enStA
to repeat the hopeless ed5rt another day. Thee
are the Ats or paroxysms Of FsvER AND AorA
Such constitutional disorder will Of ssarss uaAss-
mine the health If it is not removed.
We have labozcd to faa. and haze hsaA, -
=
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutra!izcs this mslarious poison in -
blood. and stimulates the liver to exPel il from ~
BODY As il should. 50 il does eigs th:s affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it dses more,
or rtcr does what i Of more scsyiee to those suS
Jet 10 this infection. II taken n season IL s1pes
It from the system il = absorbed and thas kseps
those who use il free from its attacks; keeps is
SYSTEM 10 health although exposed b the 6ssaas.
Consequently il not only cures, but protects hsm.
III, great variety Of affections which are iudnee4
By this malignant influence, such a. Renittsus
Fever. Chill Fever; Dumb. or Masked Asus,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache, Bisou
Fevefs, Neuralgia. rheumatism, 0out, Blindness,
Toothache. Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons. Painful Affections Of the Spleen. Hystefies,
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections a De
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which. whsa asisiaR
from this cause. will Be found to assume more q
less the Intermittent type. This AoU1 CuR8"
removes the cause CT these dcsan9smeata and eusss
the disease. 10y
This it accomplisAss BY ssimulating he sssss-
tories to e1pel the virus ftom tie sysssm; 81
these organs by degrees become habitea 10 do this
their ofice of their own accord. Hence azises whae
We term acc!insnaiion. lime may accomplish he
same end. but often life il not long enough, q =
sacrificed in the attempt. while this " AovR CrHD"
does it at once. and with safety. We have greet
reason to believe this Is q su1er q well 6 sal6g
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which sFo
caused by the miasmatic infection. 0aa aay sdAes
which has been discoveyed; and il has sein ensGAex
important advantage 10 the pobales WA1eA ,, Aae
it is cheap as well a. good.
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APPRAIsEMENT NOTICE.

r.. Nv
.a'es OF Anerica.) In the Distr CT
''',ii9ry Of Kansas. Cour, Of the Uni
IL. T. rHsi District. } ted States sitting in
fHs. Judichl District OF the Terr.tor, Of
c.ras ior the trlsl OF causes arising under the
SSo osl AID Laws Of the United States.
s,. s1 o'iau.s AID Marcus Goldman, Partners A.
'aAu's Goldman, Plaintiffs,
c lanes NJ. Graham. Robert Graham an Z. ST.
esiF G.sham. Defendants.
10 James n. Graham. You are hereby mott
"a .as, will ", the East day of Novemb+r A. d.
~, between the hours Of 9 clock A NJ. and
s,oslock +. NJ, Of that day cause the folowier
sscuaesi properly to be appraised on the prem.
Is, secording TO Law, to-wii: the West = hal
SS'as north west fractional % quarter and lo
~ one lection eleven III ownsl, p ten 90
\ =. serenieen H., making one hundred ana
nny-sven (l37) acres and twenty four, OIL.
.nafeths i2sl0ol acres. The same being
AID IN Jefferson County. Kansas Territory
spsH ~ the property OF Jsm.s n. G. sham
. no,nf, 10 satsfy IN execution Issued October
a., a =. " 1850 cot OF said Court in said cause
w. |sta, 1869. PIT. COLBY. u. S. Marshall
O. BY Wan. u. kipp, Deputy.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF

FOR TIE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarscncss,
Group, bronchitis, lncipient Consump.
ton, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease
30 wide 3 The field Of its usefulness and % eu.
mcrors are the cases Of it, cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub.
hely known. who hare Teen rcstored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by ito
rss When once tried. its superiority oTer every
ohc, redicine Of il. kind is tco apparent Is escape
oh.crya,i,n. srd where its virtues are known, the
public 10 longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for The distressing and dangerous affections Of the
ruaon. " organs that incident to our climate.
While Eany infc~ior remedies thrust Upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has g,nc friends by evsey trial, conferred benefits
on thc afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duccd cures to nunisrcrs ard too remarkable -
be forgotten.
EeR. j. e.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
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NOTICE. 10 THE TAX PAYERS OF

he -r ~, EhSoN COUNTY X. r.
~. Terr;,o.soi Jefferson County far The year A. d.
,ssised br ,'a Sounfy aud Township, have been
Ala ao.s levied Tor Territorial purposes three mills
alIs an ,s Coz nty purposes seven and one
sssss.a T e dollar. For Township purposes
sessis, township, one and ono fourth mills
80 Ss;iss p,a ssshcpper Palis Township four miIls
stls On~ssA. ~ eek Township two aud one
lsssss mil; Kaw sns1ip Two mills nsai KsnA
ssaslsi.Cs .s With delinquent District School
as s,3essa which viii make the percent.
"shTsnds % have sseh tss srss
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U. S. MARSHALL'S SALE

y -. N Oh I'LL - SALE
United States OF America, In the Di,tric,
First District. ted S,,,ss s;,,;n.
IN the First judicial District Of the Territory oi
hansas, for the trial OF causs- arising under the
Constitution and laws of tire United S,a:cs
Fe!ix Strauss aud Marcus Galdman- P.r,ne,s .s
Strauss Goldman Plaintiffs:
James NJ. Graz an, Robert Graham. and r. ST.
Clair Graham, Defendants.
by virtue OF an execution issued in the above
Notified cause TO me directed, issa by the Clerk
OF said Court, will on the L., day of Dscembcr
A. ID. 1860 ,bttween the hours o. 10 and le A M.
at the door Of the Court Hou-e. in the Town Of
Osk ,Ioosa, Jefferson County, X. +, sell to the
highest and best bidder, Tor csrh in hand the fol.
lowing Real Estate situated in said Caup,y q,
Jefferson. to-wi.: the West half IL the north IVES!
fractional quarter. and 10 No one in Section
eleven of Township ten 0! Rrnge seventeen. can.
tanning ole hundred and thirty seven and twenty
loir hundredihs acres, to be sold rs the properly
OF said james VI. Graham to satisfy said esecu.
ton. y. L. COLBY, US NJ.
BY W. b, KIP, D. NJ.
.Oc; 1I.I..gw.Ed,
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Territory Of Kansas) In the District Court of said
Frs; District, Territory sitting in said Conn
ing under the Laws Of said Territory.
6eerEo Bur W J. L. Specr and John Spcer.
APPRAISEMENT NOTICE
To John Speer, one Of the defendants.
Yen being nonresident ofJegerson County. ,re
hereby notified that will, on SATURDAY. The sItb
lay Of November All. le60 between the hours of i
A. ~ and p. n Of that DAY, IT the North-eas, cor
ycr Of tract Of land herein afer in this uotico
described, cause to be appraised according to law,
the following described tract Of land to-wil: the
ys East quarter of Section thirtytwo C32) in Town
ship No nine ~ Of Range No Seventeen Q7) Of the
Delaware Trust Lands in said Count. of Jefferson and
Territory OF Kansas, the said land to be sold by me
IS directed BY order issued ia the above entitled
cause Ssi Of said District Court.
J. GILL SPiVEY
Master Commissioner of said county,
Oct. 81 1865, -oct.3l-3p l3-3w-I7-3w
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
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wil.su any regard to prejudice OF what ind sewer.
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be the exponent Of what lie conductors believe T.
be the American idea. II will deal frankly with
| persons aud with psr;es, endeas oring always 10
eesp in yicx that nor.l element shich transcend,
all persons and parties. and which alone makes The
basis OF a and lasting national prosperity. IL
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