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WIDEN on 4HospITAL.

L. soDssea;E,s of the destruction ~ Gre ot the
to SEE sn5 y inv.id strangers AMI citizens, tae
the sssns Of such a iaatitnsse 5y tue 81
9as dseas es Sy ri os snegn
S.;itsI GIN; Ths es-s run T 'his tvo sqasrss o.
tien or the com fort CT the inmates r11 - -
ger Sea payass n lsGsiy sdysncs rs peud efs a. 20
dsinss ard rssits r sa1cesl sttsst S ano:. > N .
sssons OF eesirrg private roens car be seconirlo
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:, 5is IuEsins ard cs5s e tie aIes win De under
TIE fclc.irg-nafned gentlemen compose the
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.bsss sa Ss n tas Hospital or to
Physicians sending patients to t5s Hospital, who
may occupy srivate rooms, have the privilege OF
II this effort Of the Sisters is duly sppreeistsd,
the ccommod datops OF the institution will bs On.
lsrged TO meet any possible demand. -sa.s lerE
n sisfsa assfSss M1R4 GaskoLu superior
SQUARE AND OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
45a SEVENTH STREET.
.-s .-=r-, - (Opposits Patent 0fice.l err~s..
have Row in store very large and gu perb stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Picture ana Photograph
Frames, which I eln selling at very low prices;
war; rantins every Frame to be Gilded with Gold
Leaf and of the hest wcrfm spship., -'s $50.
Also on hand, fna collie Of ..4 .s..,-..
FO8EIGN AND DOMESTIC GARD FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS. Loops, TASSELS, ~
NAILS, RINGS, DC. &c.
Terms cash, h'a. ROTHROOK,
- 7E7f " 452 Seventh street.
"a l5'4w E'TtH- Opposite Patent once.
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p NOV Az. .aa--~aszs
HINTON 4 TEEL. b. '.s. ,e-.rr !
MERCHANT AND MILITARY TAIL0RS, I
.-.s rr s And Extensive Dealers in - ~.
.a GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, gl
From the old stand, 406 ITO 35S Pennsylvania
avenue, under MewopoirAn Hotel:
Washington. December. 1853. ian S,1m
IT AUCTION NOTICE.
HAVING Connected with the House furnishing
spsiSss. shat @ genera 4 AUCTION and "a on
business entruste to my care. -
A large aad dry basement for storage Of goods for
Cash advances made on eonai gsmsftssis sfsis,x
.. n AueSss.E "a a. ssssiss .ss
nsPARrAEsI OF AGRICULTURE,
Rtrp "a. oomrsissi one Rs spPointsa By thi. De:
Rartn ent, consisting OF Hon. J. Morehead, Of
and john A. Wardsr, of Ohio, TO consider the fol
Viz for IvesIi cations to test the prssteabiiisy
sabstisute for cot Cotton, twenty thousand dollars
having met. and sfter several days invss:gat ton
sss that and :,
nssday; the A:h day sf February next at Y pollock
button Of this Apr or anxious to develop
R.rtment, on Or before that day, samples Of the
scoompenied By ststements Of ths various pro.
the z
I'll that may be nssfai to the oonmis S e
This inform alton is necessary before an intsili-
gent Distribution can be made
dsls dtd ISAAC NsWTON, Commissioned.
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bUrr nn~,s JGp~10-- shanty on the on tski r,
CT the cIty was destroy ed by fire last nj sa a n
five persons were burnt to death.
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SOUTH WARSAW, O., July 2S, 1863
"# ~ One young man, who had been
sick and not out of the house for two years
WITH Scrofula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $3.50 without benefit, hao been
cared by ten bottles OF your Bitters. n
.-r. aest5 -r EDWARD WeuNALL-"
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak stron
lhe Ianguid brilliant, and are exhausted ma
sare's great restorer. They are composed Of
as celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen,
Sa.safras, Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Uroix Rum. 20
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AGENoY FOR HBRRINGS FIRE AND BURG.
"A LAR Pk00P SAFES =.
SIS Seventh street.
full and com plete assortment Of these superior
HALLE PATENT BuR5LAR PROOF LOOK,
Always in store at
FACTORY PRICES,
Also PAYAASi ERS BOXES or
MONTY CHESTS,
The cost Of freight is saved to the purchaser By
j P BARTHOLoW,
Agent for Herrins ~ Safes,
Dc B-lm 35S 6eysnth street.
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Brig Gen MAJ Weber. .6e cond Ward.
r. ef 4. MsHe FSird Nv Waras "a Ss'af'msn'
Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and
contributions from the several Loyal States who
most respectfully and earnestly solicited to lend
all the aid they can to the patriotic enterprise
Mrs. Senator Foster. Mrs Henry G. Demins,
Hon. Nathaniel b. smithers.
INDIANA. -.
h1s h9n Julian Hon Schuyler oes1
~ s ssssssr Tra%Sai' NJ: $ ess:sss @ Asn0n'
Mrs. Owen Love,oy, Hon. Eiihu Washburne.
Mrs. Senator Harlan, i0Tt1 Hon. J. ". Grimes.
KAssAs. rag
n'A' = = y, Hon. William Window. "A'' "a
Hoe s::s H. H:ss.. asass,
Mrs fris H.! HfPs f1ssslisE NJ 4 FIsRss Fis D. Clark
MARyLAEr.
Mr.:
MIS- senator Johnson, Hon Edwin n. Webster.
MAssAoHusErTs.
NJ: stS s. GtiSssns HGs Re'
Hon jacob Hon fraaes ksliessss kliRsssar
MINNESOTA,
Hon Alex'r Ramsey, Hon. NJ 8. Wilkinson
Hon. Vim. Windon,
MISSOURI.
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a. NEW HAMPsHiRE m
Senator Sss Eia + Esssss Esss
Mrs. w. Patterson,
NEW YoRK. s3.t
Mrs Fred X w Seward, Hon. Augustus Frank.
Mrs senssol aarsan Hon Reuben /. EE0RFsssss Fsnsosn.
- y stEsi4s5a New JERSEY. THI =
Mrs. Senator Ten Eyck, John Giberson EsS -
f Efs3t5 la5a OHIO. anEasE :.
+ n m eepator Wade, Hon. James NJ AshIev
Mrs. Gapgewer. satlz Ezra L. stevens Eso -
Hon. John Sherman, Hon. Il. W. Taylor -
. Fl Is-s ~ PENNSYLVANIA. is, Z sssts
Hon. John W. Ferney, d Hon. David Eilmot
Hon. Edw'd McPherson, HIN. VIM. d. Kelly
HHoDE IsLAs9D p n
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Hon Senator Oarlile,p Mrs. ]. O. Underwood.
Mrs. Judge Wylie, - fsz sft
| ,esia & 50 WKs9 yyKcInLA.e.g kst q. .sssy
Hon. Hon. Senator ysnM inhls. Hon. Kslliaa z. kks,ey.
WlHooxs1U { "a. .RgsIAsT
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arsll isstis ,sassFe srefy ssegs b =. R1BNeH.
- e-dtysbJ al President ef The Asaosiasicn,
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EAvEMEYBR MANSION, 57TH STREET.
NEW YoRK, Augusta, 1863
"D.. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation
Bitoers have been given to some O. our little
children suffering from weakness aSd weak
lungs with mcst happy effect One little girl,
u particular, with pains in the head, loss Of
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on
Thero al medical skill lad been exhausted,
hRs been entirely restored. We commenced
With bat q teaspoonful of Bittsrs day. Her
.2petite increased; strength and health follow
sd r. r..---
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Respectfully, Mrs. o. NJ. DRvos."

"x 4 Thou wilt send me two bottles
moro OF thy Plantation BitteCs. My wife has
sssn greatly benefited By their Use. -"a
Thy friend, asa CugRIN, Philadelphia Pa.''
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the following is from the Matron Of the
Urton home School for the Ohildrenof Volun.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State of Kansas, Washington Count

The State OF KANSAS, Washington Count
William l. Chadwick vs. Phillip ZOer.
BY virtue of Vend bearing date Of the 2rd day Of Jan
uary, A. 1854 to directed and delivered issued thu
above entitled of the District Court Of the
Judicial District of the State of Kansas sitting within
for Marshall county, with Washington and other counties
in said State attached for judicial purposes and also by
tue of the judgment ndered In said by said Court
will,
On Saturday, the 10th day of March, AID. 1864,
between the hours of 1ooclock ", and o'clock PM Of
that day. the Court House door h the city of Marysve
county Of Marshall and the State Of Kansas offer at public
sae and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand the
following described tract of land situate lying and being
in the County of Washington and State of kSnas to wit
Tie southwest quarter of secon number in township
number five, SOUTH and range number fve east of the
sixth principal meridian and tanning leo acres more
less
Said property be sold satisfy said Vend and
NJ G. DRISKELL, Sheriff,
by JOEL SNYDER. Deputy She. if.
Sheriff OBce Washington county, Feb. IL, 1864-465t
Brumbaugh Bouger, Prtf's Attys.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Matthias Devoe for the Of r. g. Newell w. James
McCloskey-0istrict Court, Marshall County.
BY virtue of Execution to me directed and delivered
issued out Of the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trct sitting and for Marshall county in the State
Kansas, with Washington shirley and Republic attached
for judicial purposes and dated February Oh D. 1864
wherein Matthias Deyoe for the Of R. i. Newell il
Plaintiff, and James II. McCloskey D esendent; will
On Tuesday, the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1864,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ and 4ocock NJ OF
said day. at the Court House door in Marysve the
county of Marshall and State of Kansas offer at Public
SALE to the highest bidder for the following described
Real Estate to witt The half Of the southwest
tar of section :hrtyhree 1881 in townshiptwo e. south
of range d east, Except eight in the south
east corner Of said tract of and levied upon
erty of James NJ McCoskey and will be sold to satisfy said
Execution Total appraisment $7D.O0
JAMES GRAY, Sheriff.
sherif's Oedce, Mary.ville, February T. ls64-:6St
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Our worthy and useful fellow citizen,
| Dr. C. J. Lee has left US to assume the duties
d Surgeon Of the It'll u s. Colored Infantry
Jads Sam viii have few better Surgeons or
rue faithful servants.
Dr. Lee has been with us since the spring Of
|&E-skillful in his profession, afiable in
r,Rer temperate, honest, and Industrious as
.el1en and faithful as friend, we are sure no
IL nan will be so much missed from our county
Il their departure so much regretted.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Kansas. Marshall Count

state OF Kansas Marshall County.
Thaddets Fl. Walker Michael Kelly.
BY virtue of Order of Sale bearing date of the 23rd
day of January, 1864 to directed and delivered
sued in the above entitled of the District Court
the Second Judicial District of the State Kansas sitting
within and for Marshall county, with Washington and
counties in said State attached for for judicial purposes
by virtue of the Judgment rendered in said said
Conrt, l will,
On Saturday, the 10th day of March, A. D. 1864,
that day. the Court House door, the city of Marysve
county of Marshall and State of Kansas offer at public
se and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand abe
lowing described tract of land situate ying and being
Washington county, Stale of Kansas tn wits The southea
quarter of section number twenty-five township number
two south and range number wo east Of the sixth rrn
pal meridian containing l60 acres more less.
Said property to be sold to satisfy said Order Of Sale and
costs.
NJ. G. DRISKELL. Sheriff.
by JOEL SNYDER, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Washington County. Feb H. 1S64.-l65t
Brumbaugh Bollinger, Prtf's Attys.
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By rax Way

DEAR LITTLE bic BLUE"-I cannot leave
| til city Of Railroads without speaking . word
T;Eo in favor of the .Massasoit House"-de-
lh1al Massasoit! Where at the table every
'Iuy is spread before you; attentive walters
fa4 ready to do your bidding; and all things
"i'ne quietly, promptly, and in order. The
''ns are models of neatness. No unpleasant
.T salute the olfactories, and no little bands
nice gallop about the room to disturb ones
'aOers. | do really feel, BIG BLUE, since
SPl1g here, that you were quite too bad in
i'a1shing that article about Atchison, so full of
'N'y pictures. You know gratitude makes
@eel charitable; SO whatever you say about
~s'oVn in future, do not, pray you, include
~ Inc Hotel. shall feel hurt if you do. In
'a'.usiOn wish you to propose the removal
Y and baggage, of said Massasoit to your
ri 9enighted Marysville as Atchison will
Il ee among the things that were" Then
~'-l any poor wanderer, who once fiourished
q" chance to see this "big yaller house" loom
TUpA the distance, he might possibly turn
: seary footsteps thither; and SO just from
"amsnt to the ''big yaller" be induced to re-
u with you forever So mote it be.
ANNABEL
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The State Agricultural College;
| CIRCULAR
Kansas STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, I
Manhattan, Kansas, July 9th, 1853.


KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL CoLLrGyl
Manhattan, Kansas, July 9th, 1858. I
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 Septen her I'd,
1863, and continue thirteen weeks The De-
partment Of Music both vocal and instrun entai
will soon be organized, of which notice will be
given in due time.
Every possible effort will be made to maka
the facilities for acquiring a full and thorough
education in this Institution equal to those of
any other in the country. Its government will
be firm but mild and parental. Its aim will b.
to promote the highest welfare of the student
physical mental and moral Females, as wei,
as males will be admitte1 to all the advantages
of the Institution. Special instruction to thos
preparing to teach. All proper attention will
be given to subjects relating to the Department
Of Agriculture. A course of lectures on prac-
teal farming, and kindred subjects, from COM
petent men, may be expected during the term.
The President of the Institution will lecture oil,
important subjects. Prfessor j. G. Schnelby
will lecture Oh subjects illustrated by the Magic
Lantern, including Astronomy; Natural Histo-
ry, &c. Professor ]. T. Goodnow on Inorganic,
Organic and Agricultural Chemistry.
MALES VI TUiIlOS3
Per Term Of thirteen weeks, to be paid in adyanes
Common English branches, $500
Higher English, algebra, Geometry,
Languages, &C. 500 {.
Music on Melodeon, 800
Piano, 1000
Incidental expenses, for fuel, sweep
ing, and bell ringing, 80
Special exercises in riding on hors. back,
Calisthenics, 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 SO per week. Far
Their information can be obtained by addressing
the President.
JOSEPH DENNIsON, President,
n. BAKER, See'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. W. Collamore; Judge L. D. Bailey |;
Hon. D. P. Lowe; Hon. Asel Spaulding; Rev.
J. G. Reazer; Hin. W: F. Woodwork; Hou. I.
Il. Baker; Hon. 8. D. Houston; Judge ]. Piph-
er; Rev. Dennison.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
Gov. THOMAS CARNEY. Peadsat
Hon. W. ". H. LAWRENCE, Vice ReadtnI
Hox. THOS. h. BAKER Secretary,
JuDas JOHN PIPHER, Treasurer.
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Iar BALL
ANNABEL!

IHr BALL
here was sound of revelry last night"
:" aarysyille had gathered there
"C0urt House, fair portion of her popula-
10 make merry and rejoice over the success
~s Henderson Amendment" Speeches
~@ portion of the programme for the
ing, but those of most interest and force
men music rose With its voluptuous swell,
n ~ eyes look love to eyes that spoke again,
!, ~ were ''gay and happy" until the bell
'unced that supper was ready
An, then was hurrying to and fro
No nor every belle and every beau
p' as tired and hungry; and you know
-Auhg Is necessary-and SO
@0es were quickly surrounded, and the
'ne substantial and choice viands disap-
-'sd was proof that they were enjoyed.
'ef supper the party repaired to the ball
~ :, with the dance, let joy be unconfned;
ep Ill morn when youth and pleasure
N4ase the glowing hours with their fying
:. &c ladies like the Henderson Amendment >,
~. -e,c'se their leap-year prerogative to pro-
.-t0at the amendment DO 50 sm.nd.a =. e.
>'''s . des1k track. - -
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srthurs Home Magazine for March
| =. arrived. 1t is splendid number, For the
ma circle there is no better magazine publish
l. His a cheerful, instructive, interesting,
ri reliable companion, and no family should be
|,tbout Il,
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have arstciass MIL Privilege on my Farm, on the
Big Blue RIVER about one mile above Oketos want to
cell the sifon to some man that viii improve it, Or
Will take ~ partner for the purpose Of putting up
particulars enquire Of &c Manning, q Marysvile or
he subscriber u hs farm above 0kstos, Mazhs county
ks1oaa . A.N,DADHH1s
Nv. 1t0-x
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Who is fond of peaches Who eateth

Who is fond of peaches? Who eateth
Ian, in thsr season, with sugar and cream ?
Ito prudent man shall have an abundance
sasol, for he will this spring plant some trees,
nd shortly he will enjoy the reward of his labor.
M. Poor has, at Oketee, several thousand
a.itty Peach Trees, of suitable age for trans
,antng, for sale cheap. Send in your orders
arly and secure choice trees.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
Eainistrstor Of the estate Of Jacob Fowler, de-
ceasd, late Of Marshall county, Kansas. All
persons indebted to said esta viii make imme-
date payment and those having claims against
the same will present them to the Probate Court
Of said Marshall county for allowance.
J.T. BOLLINGER.
February 10Th, lS64-47-
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There is large amount Of travel pass
,,rs daily. Some of the best outfits that
:, he gotten up on the Missouri river have
IA here already for the West. Very high
are paid for freightin5.
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n farm on Horse Shoe creek. with
,a stables, for rent. Inquire immedi-
p :. Rrsmbaugh & Bollinger.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1864.
THE THIRTEENTH VOLUME

Will b in NJ wisc inferior to the previous volumes but
high standard ady established for the Naeaxine
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hess they now able to announce definitely that
ROBERT BROWNING will contribute several New Poems
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE will print his View Romano.
in the columns of the Atlantic, commencing probably
with the February number;
Mrs HARRIET BEECHER STOWE begins in the Januarv
number, series Of capital sketches TO be continued
through several months with the title of blouse and
Home Papers, by Christopher Crowfeld';
HENRY wADSwORrH LONGFELLOw will publish in the
Atlantic some Cantos Of his translation of pane' Di
vina Commedia";
T. rhO" BRIDGE has written New Novel which will b.
commenced in the Atlantic during the next volume
Prof LOUIS AGAS1Z win continue those admirable arr,
cles upon different br inches of natural scens
constituted 20 Interesting and important ature in IN.
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,rcr-I have left my notes and ac-
18th Messrs. Brumbsugh s. Bollinger for
-, Persons owing me will save costs
.hom as fast due. c. J. LEE.
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Several of our Irving friends were up

avn this week, among. whom we notice Miss
..sr one OF the teachers of the Irving Sem
,,,r They report the school and things gen
ak in Furnishing condition in that part Of
=, .nuntV.
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-I..eep, wea Their sill continues.

:,.., is lively, and our merchants
ling heavy trade.
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Yesterday was hazy, murky, smoky
law and last night this region Of country
-;.i,ed by succession of light showers,
,,aisd by considerable lightning and
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g, Hutchison will be here soon with
=. Gearing, castings, &C., for his mill
~ ..bisou has efectually damned the Big
y "A the roar Of the waterfall is pleasant to
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice IL hereby given that James Brown, q
Administrator, has made . final ssttlsment Of
the estate Of William Hamlin, deceased, Of
Washington County, Kaasas.
JAMES BROWN AdHiistfstor.
Jan. ID, le64.-434v