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Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

s,hu ef s.,f.bu. To ~hch l. sdtec eb-erystlons o.
Female D--a--- other interesting matter of the at
o,t Importance 10 the married and those contemplating
whe entrrtain tonhts 81 their physical sbhy u
enter ths, state sent any address IN sealed ~rap
per on receipts of ten cents or four st.mps
W. devote our entire tire and attention % The treat
m.ut Of the various prva. diseases treated Of in our pr
vsfe report Our Dspens4 q the oniy instaiion of the
kind IN America Which has been tsblsket by sr~cts
thu fact should give u preference ever The
various uusrks d~uetfn character "a es feU IN ~
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24
Eierem Millions Of Dollars.

KNIGHT WARREN. Gotcral ~ ut. located Ia the
Cine matt, thtu
tor insurance Ia Indiana 1o' and vicinity, apply a.
JOHN :. SPAWN. Agent. : ". corner Washington and
Meridian .irevt'
Mr. JOHN T.. FISH is author Ped to tran-aet business
IN my absruce. JohN ;. afAAN, Agent
frbi4-d2l
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

Gov Dunning then introduced Hon Caleb D.
Smith. As one OF the speakers selected 20 ADDRESS
the assemblaee. judge Ss,ita spoke IN substance
n follows.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1863
August II, lS62.-n2l

The New York Tribune. first issued in 1871, in
twenty-seco1d year h obtained both larger and more
widely Gused circulation than other newspaper
published in America. Though it has suffered. com.
mon with her journals, from the volunteering and depart
IRE of tens thousands of ts patrons in the
War for Union IFS circulation the 9Th of December,
1862. is follows: Daily, 50l25; Semiweekly, 1,a5v
Weekly 14S,O00-total 2l53l5
Pre-emnenty journal OF News and of Literature. the
Tribune has political convictions which well character
lied by the single word REPUBLICAN. 1t is Republican
hearty adhesion TO the great truth that God has made
blood all nations of menRpublcan in its
ton IF equal and inaliensbls rights OF all e
liberty. anu the pursuit Of happness-Republcan in its
eadfast earnest defiant hostility to every scheme and ef-
fort tie Slave Power from the Annexation of
the great Rebellion to grasp the empire of the New World
and weId the of country for its
in its antagonism to the arisocrats
and despots OF the d World who fondy hail in the pers
and caaes suddenly thrust upon by their American
the overthrow and ruin Of the Model Republic
Republican in its hope and trust its faith and effort that this
atrociuus Rebellion result in signal overthrow Of
its putters and the firm establishment of ea rights and
equal throughout the whole extent Of country
wherein Liberty and Union shall indeed be and in
seperabie' henceforth and forever.
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The state Agricultural College.
cIRcULAR.
Acprr Gov 1
CIRCULA r. |

Manhattan, Kansas July - I'll, 1907
The first term of this Institution as now or
gained by the authorities of the State, under
Board of experienced and competent Profess
sors and teachers. will commence Septem her I'd,
1863, and continue thirteen weeks. The De-
partment of Music both vocal and instrumental
will soon be organized, of which notice viii be
given in due time.
Every possible effort will be made to make
the facilities for acquiring full and tho, ough
education in this Institution equal to those o.
any other in the country. It's government vii.
be firm but mild and parental. Its aim will bc
to promote the highest welfare of the student.
physical mental aul moral. Females, as wei
as males will be ADMITTED to all the advantages
Of the Institution. Special instruction to thps.
preparing to leach. All proper attention will
be given to subjects reiiting TO the Department
of agriculture A course of lectures on prac-
teal farming, and kindred subjects, from CON-
petent men, may be expected during the term.
The President of the Institution will lecture Oh
important subjects. Prfessor J. G. Schnelby
will lecture or subjects illustrated by the Magic
Lantern, including astronomy; Natural Histo-
ry, &c. Professor J. T. Goodnow on Inorganic,
Orgauic and Agricultural Chemistry.
RATES OF TUITION,
Per Term Of thuteen reeks to BE- paid in Advance.
Common English branches, $500
Higher English, Algebra, Geometry,
Languages, sc. 800
Music on MeloIeon, 500
Piano, 1000
Incidental expenses, for fuel. sweep
ing, and bell ringing, 20
Special exercises in riding on hors, back,
Calsthenics, Gymnastics, etc, tending to pro-
mote the health and manners Of the student,
will be given without extra charge. Board in
private families from 81 TO s. per week. Far
Their information can be obtained by addressing
the President
JOSEPH DENNISON President,
T. BAKER, Sec'y Board Of Regents.
BOARD OF REGENTS.
His Excellency Thomas Carney; Hon. W. W.
H. Lawrence Secretary of State; Hon. ]. Good
now, State Superintendent Public Instruction;
Hon Geo. ". Colamore; Judge L. d. Bailey;
Hon. d. P. Lowe; Hon. Azel Spaulding; Rev.
J. e. Reazet; II n. ". F. Woodwork; Hon. T.
II. Baker; Hon. S. D. Houston; Judge J. Piph-
err; Rev. Dennison.
OFFICERS OF TIE BOARD.
Gov. THOMAS CARNEY. President,
Hoy. W. w. Fl. LAWRENCE, Vice President,
Hon. THOS. H. BAKER. Secretary
JUDGE JOHN PIPHER, Treasurer.
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PROBATE COURT NOrICE

Samuel Langdon administrator
Of Joseph Langdon deceased;
JOHN Gurnger James Strreer In the Probate Conrt nr
aganst Marshal county, for tbs
anne Stumbo, samuel Langdon, Safe Of kansAs
Betty Wells, Mary Worden.
Charles Langion, heirs and cred.
itors OF Joseph Langdon.
To Anne Stumso Samuel Langdon, Betty Wells, Mary
Horden Charles Langdon heirs of Joseph IAngdon and
TO all the creditors of said Joseph ancdon and 10 ALI
persons ineresed in said estate:
NOTICE sbereby given that Samuel Lanrdon. Admin.
~ istrator Of Joseph Langdon deceased John
and Strefer have Fled their petitions in the Probate
Court Of Marshal county Kansas pra Wing that an order
may be granted to the administrator said estate 10
certain Real Estate belonging said estate living and being
in Marshall county, State Of Kansas and described as fc
lows to Nit: Tie east half of southeast Quarter of Sec
ton seventeen township Eve range eight to satisfy note
and mortgage given by Joseph Langdon in his lifetime
to John arngr for the Of one hundred dollars. with
interest thereon from the Odd day of May A. D. 1862 at the
rate OF 20 cent per annum; and east half Of the
southwest quarter. anil southwest quarter of
quarter and southeast quarter Of quarter of
ton seventeen, township FIVE range eight east to satisfy
note and mortgage given by Joseph Lansdon in his
lifetime 10 james Sreeer for the sum Of two hundred
dollars with interest from the 10Th day of August lSGO
the rate OF 20 cent and southwest
ter OF section SIXTEEN township range eight east and
the northwest quarter of northwest quarter section %
twenty township FIVE range eight together with the
provements thereon.
The petitions will stand for hearing on tn. first dav Of
the October term Of said Court which will be Monday
october vt at time all persons interested in said
estate appear and show Why said petitions should
not be granted and unless the shown on that
day BEFORE said Court order will be granted TO sell said
Real Estae to pay the debts Of said estate
- In testimony VIII .reof hereby sign nv name
Is and afh1 the seal of said Court this 10th day Il
- July, A. D. 1868.
J.DBRuMBAuGH.
NIL Probate Judge
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PROBATE COURT NOTTCE.

Amos Tuck. and John Weber,
Administrator de bonus non
Of John p. Miller deceased In fbe Probate cor,. e.
NJ ,,, against Marshal County, for The
OF John =. Miller, deceased,
To Mary Miller. and the creditors of John MILF, A.
ceased, and all persons interested in said estate:
NOI!CL is hereby given that Amos Tuck and John
~ Weber administrator, de bonus non of the estate
o. 'ohn Miller have hed their petitions the Probate
Court of Marshal county. Kansas Drawing tba, an orl M
10 Inc administrator of said sell cer:ap
heal In said petitions belonging TO the e.
taIe o. John Miller deceased lying being in Mar
sha couy State of Kansas aud described az follow, m
VIII Inc northeast quarter Of section thirty one town
hhp trree range seven east to satisfy note and mort
gage executed by John Miller in his lifetime to Amo.
TUCK lor the sum OF two hundred I'D thirty dollars with
interest thereon from the 18th day of September 1861
az Inc rate OF 70 per cent per annum: and also the fol-
10 ling lois in the Town Palmetto now ia the
limits OF the City Of Marysvls. Marshal county Kansas
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of Kansas, Narsha;l County, q.
In the Second District Court Of tho Stsss 4
Kansas, sitting for Msrsh.aL; County viii
Washington, shirly and Republican attached
-, 'uu'e.Ai Puip''eH
Charlotte Jsmeyson, Plaintiff, ". Eugene 3.
Jameyson, Defendant.-Decree for Divorce,
TO Eugene s. Jameyson, residing in parts un-
known You are hereby notified that har-
lotte Janey soa hast her petition for Divocrs
against !ou in the Second District Court of the
State Of Kansas, sitting for Marshall county,
with Washington, Shirly and Republican attach.
ed for Jud cial purposes; the object of which,
ana the PRAYER Of said petition is to -obtain
decree ri m said Court for q divorce, and that
she may be divorced from said Eugene 3. Jam.
eyson, on the ground of final abs ndonment since
August, 1861. without any hope of ,reconcilia-
ZION. And you are further noti6ed that you
are required to appear and answer to said peti.
tion on or before the 26th day of October, 4. D..
CHARLOTTE JAMEYSON,-
q, By her Attorney, J. D. BRuxBAuax.
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Don't fisk for Credit!

Because dislketo refuse any one; but if you
forget and ask, l will not forget to deny. Try
the Ready Pay; bring in your green-backs, your
Corn, Meat, Meal, Flour, Potatoes, Eggs Butter,
&c. and get the worth of them in goods at fair
exchange.
THOS, W. WATERSON.
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The petitions will stand for hearing On the first day Of
the next october term of said Court hch will he Mopday
ocooer at let at which time all persons in
said estate appear show caus why said petitons
should not be granted and unless the is shown on
that day before said Court order will issued to the aa
nntraor Of said estate sell said Real Estate to pav
the debts of said estate. ~
III In testimony whereof hereby sign my name
LIS and an1x the seal of said Court this 10th day q
- July, ls63. :
J. D. BRUMBAUGH.
M" Probate JudeA
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AGRICULTURE.

In addition to other matters PORTION of TIE columns
our Weekly edition will be devoted to Agriculture.
We cunfd that every family which subscribes for
TRE WEEKLY BULLETIN will agree that it companion of
far greater vaue than its price
specimen copy furnished gratis any desire it.
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Order Of Publication
The State of Kansas, Marshall county. 50

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District 81, n
State Of Kansas sitting for Marshall county, with Wash
ington, shrly md Republican attached for Judicial pur
Tbaddeu, Walker Plaintiff vs. John A. Middleton and n
r Anthony, Trustee, Defendants
Whereas affidavit has teen fled herein STATING tho, -
the above named JOHN A. Middleton resides out Of tb
State and resident of the Kansas and
servc of summons cannot be made on Won fher.;n -
Therefore you hereby notified by publication h.rsfh
ing made in the Big Blue Union six consecutive t
that said Plaintiff Thaddeus II Walker has filed his peon
in the above entitled suit against the above named
ants in the above mentioned court wherein said suit !.
pending the object which and the PRAYER of said na,
is for said recover Judgment the said John
A. Middleton for the OF two hundred and 6fv.e;ob,
dollars ( with interest from the 10th day Of
1850 At the rate Of five per due and ovng 10
said plaintiff from said John Middleton on acrrtan
Jte dated September 10. 1859 by which said a.
fendant Middleton promised to pay twelve month.
after the date 10 the said plaintiff the said sum m
september IL, d. 1859, conyeyed to D r Anthonx =.
Trustee for the and benefit of this plaintiff to
payment Of said promssory note. the following apd lying
and being in said county of Marshall and state az
WITT The north half Of north quarter q section nns
(s and south half Of south quarter of section ur "a
township four ~ range 0) which deed WAS tier.in
declared to be mortgage and subject certain cond
tons hereunder written; whereby and thu,
if the said John A. Middleton should we'll and truly nav md
discharge said promssory note With all interest that ight
therein that thea said deed of trust should -
void: that otherwise it remain in full force th.t
said tract Of land be sold and the proceeds arising
such sale be applied 20 the satisfaction Of such
and the costs OF this and that each of MD dnd
ants and all and every person claiming by from fhrn.l
under them or either Of them be forever land "a
frecosedo and from all and any right and eauy OF n
dempuon and otter right whatever Of in said real
tate from and afer such sale thereof And that yo. IT,
said John Aiddton further notified you are -
plead answer or demur to said petition OF bers ~
9th day Of October, A. d. 1865 and that uuIe@ 70
tie same or before the day last aSoresad IA -;
ton vi be taken - true and judgment rendered
~.
In witness Whereof ALEX. Csnpbsu, e,era oe .a...
hereto Get my hand and a1ix the sal Of - 60.
once in the city a 1arysvi,e in nd co1nfv ~. ~
q August, 1853 IN RRUNH2uST e01
a-n--~ H0bo1S AM&uey.
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THE LEA VENWORTH
EVENING BULLETIN.

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L now been established one Year. and it well known
hout Kansas Its thus has been greater
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propretors are experienced and thoroughly
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-30
! SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR

fE,!.f . I'd u NO n hEoli)ENCE FUN
HiiiI SALE-one mile north from the Post Oflce " tn
s.sSeven acres of land. Buildings nearly new. Also
tJr sale lot % by 49, Elm street, corner Of Fruit
street. Apply TO
apo Off CHARLES NASH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-30

EARM FOR SALE A Farm in w or
ceser of li0 acres well proportIoned into tillage
ana pastuins, with about Al ares wood and timber
laud, wi good house ana baru and buildings Said
PLACE Is two and haf miles from CITY Halt the road
90 Grafton. For particulars inquire of T.. Il. ABBOTF
l0l Main street, or Of EDWARD Il BLISS, near said
Farm. DIFF fOi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-30
Auttt0ns


*. COTrAGh AT AUCTION l.
F5ii VIII be sold at Public Auction, on SATURDAY
AAnext, May ?, at 10 O'CLOCK in the forenoon, unless
previously disposed Of at private sale the premises
the very e'irabe and convenient COTTAGE HOUSE.
situated on Westmi ster street. north the resi-
uece OF Chas A. Upton, and the residence Ora
per hhggles and AlbsTt rOman, ksqs., and but a few
70 from the termination of the Horse Railroad Lin
CEN sheet 1t contains kitchen and dining In the
basement, parlor. sitting room and large bed room in
rst story three good sized chambers aud ample closets
III second stOr and large attic is Supplied with
Cslet water III abundance and has garden Of about
.VvV Ieet Of land With valuable fruit trees shrubs &C.
Ahu Is atoEether very desirable place OF residence
Terms VIII be accommodating, and sale posIt We II
NAV be seen on application to
aHI div ID. g. MESSENGER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-30

DR.. Radway's pile a Sclemtinc F"rEa-
tive-ln these Pills we have the medicinal properties
of the most efficient plants, roots, herbs, gums ana pa
sans in the vegetable kingdom In each of these little
Pills lies mysterious power for in each Pill is COM
bned the elements Of health regeneration strength and
life.
Persons who suffer with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Enlargement Of the Spleen, Jaundice, Kidney Com
plants PapatIon of the Heart, and the evil effects
induced by the excessive of Calome Mercury, Qui
nine Corrosive Sublimae, Opium, Tobacco, Local Slim
ulants and Exposure to Paint, Lead &c will find In
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS permanent cure
Railways Regulating Pills the only vegetable sub
sttute for taomel, Mercury, Qunine, and their kim
bred drugs have been discovered and the only
Pills that will TO the patient the beneficial
effects in the Liver and other Glands of the system,
that Physicians hope to obtain from the use Of these
drugs.
of Bilious Typhoid Scarlet and other fevers
Erysipelas, Small POx &C. where purgation is essen
tia but attended with much danger account Of
the extreme debility of the patient these Fills can be
given with perfect safety. Each dose will impart
strength to the exhausted patient, and will positively
work a cure. Price rs cents per box.
For sale in Worcester by al. b. GREEN IL CO., and
GEO. 2. HARLOW. DIV APPS
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RatcheIor'a Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM "A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to nure the Hair in the least remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes and nyigoratcS the hair for
life. Gray, Red or Rusty Hair instantly turns 10
splendd Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft ana
beautiful Sold byGEORGE p HARLOW 242 Main ST.
and all Druggists, &c. " The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A BATCHELOn, on the four sides Of each
box Factory No 81 Besrclay street, ate 2S5 Broadway
and l6 Bond street, New York. d&Tly my2s
Piles, plea Woods Tar Ointment give iminedi
ate relief and speedily cures the worst Thy 1t
and convince yourselves. q. e. GOODWIN co. ana
WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston, general agents
mchll d3mF
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LuxurInnt Hair tor AM
Boge's Hyperion Fluid Restores and Dresses sv Er
Bose's Rain of CyIherIa . Cures tan and Pimples
BoSie's Wigs and Hair Work New lmproV liHi
,rs,.I t1 ~, a. , St,,I, W. BOGLE,
N'' .a,ohSi dan, 2O2 Washington ST., Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-30

EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
a offers for sale his Farm in Notthboro Thisis
rare change to purchase good Farm, this of
the best Farms in the eastery part Of Worcester
". Stock and FOOLS sold with the Farm II desired
Terms Of payment made easy. DAVIS KGNGMAN.
NorthbOro Feb 3. 1863. d3m rs
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may he expected, the Thle must be sold without
any reservation whatever.
THOMAS GATES,