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ST. OUEs MAxKEr.

ST. LOUIS, December ..
ELovR-- Quiet and Grn; super s. Co; choice "a
extra S696 10; XX Sc 2596 80; family 81 50t07 G5
WHEAT--More doing in spring; No 2, 81 259l 20
inspected lots of fall quiet; Nos, 81 4l9i 45 No
81 53c,l 81.
CORS-Dull; No 2. mixed &c; yellow i5c; st.
Charles white &c bulk.
OATs-.Firm but NOT active; No ., ,d36c for bulk
i3S4ic asked.
BARLEr-Inactive, but sellers firm at .e@7j fol
prime sprin.
EYE-Slow and easier; No2 s2s1Gc.
PORK--Dull and nominally lower; mess Si3.
MEATs.-Dry salt dull country lots ofiIed al
lower prices. but no sales for jobbi0g and uuder
lots in the city; shoulders s5iic; clear rbG9G1sc;
sides G14a6iic.
BAcoN-u Unchanged; shoulders = clear rib y Z
es1c. sides = &c; breakfast bacon ?,@slVc; sugar
cured hams 49, e.
LARD-Dull prime steam 81 &c.
WHisKEY-Eirmer at 90c.
CATILE-Dull and unchanged.
Iioos--Firmer but inactive; buyers % range
from 81 s09i co; bulk OF sales siJi 10. Receipts
>, go.
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NEW YORK, December &c.
FLorc-Dull; super IS Sc; common to good
S. 2096 50; choice Is 1927 Co; white wheat extra
s. oo97 Is.
wHisKr-Nomiaal buyers; at Sc: seile:s.
WHKAI-Steady spring No. 2. in store 81 4.S
50; winter red western 81 5e@I 81; amber 81 ~
q 62L.
RYE-Active; western in store 9ac.
BARLEY-Quiet.
CoEx-Steady; new western mixed afoas s.S5<z
q 1sc; in store sse old do adoat &c.
OATs-Duu western In store aud aAoat .4956c.
CoSFEE-Firmer; Rio l9@2lZc.
SrGAR-Steady; refined s@sssc; Cuba s@9Hc.
PoRx-Heavy; new mess Sla so; old eI3 CO.;
new prime sl2 IS.
BEEF-Quief, plain mess 90l1c; extra iI@lsc.
MIDDLHs-Quiet; long clear s14zc; short ., &c short
ribs Sc; long x short clear Jan. 15sc.
Cut MEATs-Quief.
SHoULDERs-5@Gc.
HANs-9t3l0c.
LAkD-Sieady No. 10 prime steam ss4Ss2sei
prime kettle slsr.
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FOR USE IN THE ARMY.
LEGAL NOTICE.


THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LesvenwOyth County, -,
In the District, Court sitting in and for aid Count
Of Lcayenworth.
George A Moore, Plaintiff, I
Belinda Townsend and Edwin}
townsend, her husband,
Defendants.
you IHE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
L are hereby notified that ON the 18th day Of
December, A. ID. 1871. The plaintiff above named
6ei in the absve entitled court, to-wit: The Dis.
trict Court sitting in and for LeavenwOrth County
in said State Of Kansas his .ettion In said action,
that you have been sued therein, and you are fur.
Their notified that you must answsrsthe petit on
filed by said plaintiff or before the 18th day Of
February, A. d. 1872, and in default Of taid an
swcr the petition will be taken as true and judg-
ment rendered Of the following nature, tO-wit:
That the said plaintiff is tie owner in lee simple Of
the following described lands wit: Lot number
fourteen an and the west half OF lot number fifteen
u5l in block number six t6), in Clark and Res
addition to LesyenwOrth City, as described On the
plat Of said addition OF record in the ONCE Of the
Register Of Deeds in and for said County and state
Aforesaid, and that you, said defendants, have no
right title interest in the same has either Of
you any Eight interest therein, and that the title
of said l46d be quoted in said plaintiff.
II. NJ. HERMAN.
dec2sw3v Atty for Plaintiff.
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MARTINIQUE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN pDCToE-reing a
private Instructor for marie! per ons, ia, st
about to be- married, both male and female, ia
every thing concerning the ply s.olosy and rcla-
tons Of sexual system, and the production and
prevention of offspring. including all the dis
coveries never before given ia the English Ian
guase, by WM YOUNG, NJ. u. ':his Is really a
valuable and interesting work. 10 is written in
plain language ioT the general reader, and j. Illus
trated with numerous Engravings. All young mar
ried people, or those plating marriage. and
having the least impeachment 10 married life should
read this book Ii GiseloSes secrets that every one
should be acquainted with; still it is book that
must be locked up and not let lie about the house.
1t will be sen; to any address the receipt Of 50
cents. address Dir. WM. YoUXG, No. 4i5 spruce
street, above Fourth. Philadelphia.
10 -AFfLICTED AND USFokTCSITE-No matter
what may he your disease, before YOU place YOUR
self under the care Of any one OF the q. ACKS-
native tOreign-who advertise in this or any other
paper, get copy OF DR.. Young Book and read il
carefully IL will be the means OF saving you many
dollar, your health. and possibly your life. DIR.
Young can be consulted on any Of the diseases de-
scribed in his publications by mail or at his office
No 4l6 sprnee street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
iect,-.Jy
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ID. r. Randel1's Grain SEPARATOR.
The attention of farmers and others inter.
ested in agriculture, is called to the following
testimony of recent invention, which prom
ises the greatest advantage to the grain inter.
est throughout the country:
LEAvExwoRTH, KAN, Dec. q, II.
Editor Times:
SIR: Du-ing Our experience in milling
and lifelong farming experience, We have
felt the great saving 10 the farmer and con.
venience to the miller of a complete separator
and grader, and are now glad to announce to
the farming community that in B. F. Ban.
dell's Separator, now on exhibition at Cen
tIal market a machine is found that CON-
pletely meets the necessity. 1t is adjustable
at your option to clean or grade your wheat
more or less, just as you please. We are
satisfied that it will increase the price Of
your wheat at least ten cents per bushel, be-
sides increase your bushels per acre largely,
by sowing pure seed, which it enables you to
get, so that no farmer who studies his inter-
est will be without one. We have never be-
fore seen any mill at all comparable with it.
Therefore, for the benefit of of the country We
shall lie pleased to do all we can for its intro
duction among the farmers Of Kansas.
HENsLEY, SHELTON q Co.
dec27-lw PLUMMER q NORTH.
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CssiCAsss, RaAHkET.

CHICAGO. December &c.
FlouI-rery quiet; good spring extras 81 15@
. rs; low s. 2j@4 30.
WHEAT-In speculative demand and prices ar,
higher; No !, spring 81 II (; No ., 81 1871.
CORS-Lower; No 2, mixed s01 seller 70: Jan.
Iary 401.c.
OATs-S,eady No &c.
RYE-NO2, 62.a63c
BARLEY-Steady; No si@s!.c.
PoRK-Duli and shade lower at $500; selleI
for January sls Io9IS lshz; seller for February
Sl3 35dl3i -.
LAnD-In good demand at So; seller for January
s. gc; February si4c.
MEATs-tireen meats dull and easier.
HANS 6a.;sc; shoulders 3 .d35xc; rough sides
5aal,c; shor. ribs 81 e; short clear 5a5;s; bulk
meats nominal
HOGs--ouiet but higher at 81 009iij.
WHIsSY-ssu;et at zoe.
Cp. m.-iicGs-Cl1ssi quiet and steady at the
advance.
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s.OCAI. MARK EFT.

DECEMBER e7ih, 49,.
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The SecFct Of BFNWty.
What is it? is no longer asked; for the
world OF fashion, and all others who wish to
combine the useful with the rejuvenating,
know that ii is Iaird's BLOOM OF YOUTH for
identifying the complexion and preserv-
ing the skin. We have heard ofseveral Who
having been deceived by other pretentious
preparations, were in doubt as to making a
purchase of it; yet, following the good old
maxim of "No;hing venture, nothing have"
made trial of it, and the result has been, in
every instance, satisfactory. There are but
few ladies now to lie found without it On
their toilet table. Sold at all druggists and
fancy goods stores. we'd sat &w
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state University.

We are glad TO hear of the continued pros
perity of this institution. During the past
year there were in attendance nearly three
hundred students, representing twenty-three
counties in Kansas, and sixteen States and
Territories
In regard 10 courses of instruction, and
time of opening of the next session, see adj
ver;isement in another column.
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SrEG;Ai. NOTICE.

a. THIS is the Seas5n 10 Strengthen aud Increase
the growth @: hair, molern srience has tested
CHEvAI ,sK's L.FE FOR TIE HAIR, and il is the
only nu:re:OJis and elegant hair-dressing in the
world for restoring gray hair, stopping its falling,
and increasing its growth. div
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KANSAS UNIVERSITY.
The University Of Kansas,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
Affords full, facilities for prosecuting Regular or Sc
i.ef courses Of study in the
Sciences, Ancient and Modern Lam
guages. Drawing and Vocal
Music.
La nroxiIesl Nth the most anpYQxe1 spparA-

Tuition Free.
Beard can be procured. in private families, At -
reasonahle rates ct soy ether pace in the West.
begins 1t q elock q -, Wellesley, Ja1aaSy ~,
1872. Fos farther paFlaea1nss, md II eeen2eSu0,
apply to JOHN F1AzEk
President Usivenity ~ Kanaas,
dec27dlt&v:v IAwuDce, Kansas.
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Personal.

Gov. p. p. Elder, Of Ottawa, is visiting
the city for few days. The Governor is
always welcome. Rumor says lie is 4 candi-
date, but the Governor denies the charge.
Brother b. ]. +. Hanna, of the Salina
Herald, called upon us yesterday. He re-
ports the Kansas Valley prospecting, and the
Herad filled with paying ads. Success TO the
HERALD.
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Few are aware of the importance Of checking
cough or ''slisht cold' which would yield to q
mild remedy, If neglected. often attacks the lungs.
Browns Bronchial Troches'' gives and al
most immediate relief. tn th-satSw
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When the b.ood becomes impure the body is i'm
perfectly nouTis ned every organ, sooner or later.
loses vitality; the spirits depressed, and The
niedfal and physical forces are enfeebiei. All
these difficulties speedily remediei by using
DIR. Prices Blood Enrioher, the true restCrer OF
lest strength and builder up of nerve power
Enquire for DIR. Prices Blood Enricher-
Use DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder. d&w
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Col. B. ScHERMERHoRN, formerly super.
intendent Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express
in Kansas, but now the superintendent of the
Wholesale and retail establishment of Ham.
lin, Hale & Co., Of Chicago, is in the city
for few days.
the Colonel Is remembered by everybody,
and everybody, when they 30 to Chicago,
will go and see the Colonel and at the sane
time, see enc of the largest stocks of dry
goods in Chicago-one million dollars worth.
This firm was burned out bnt paid its debts
and is hetter and stronger than ever.
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L. F. GOTTEN, formerly Of our city, bu,
now of the fiourishing town of Wichita, is
in town making purchases. We are glad 10
hear tina. he is prospecting in his new home.
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No. /. Vol. /. ofthe Gage OJssrer, pub
lished at Lyndon, Usage County, by Messrs.
Bentley and Kirby, comes TO Us marked,
Please Y. We will do SO most willingly as
the ner candidate for public favor looks
bright and moreover halls from one Of the
most lively towns in the State. Success 10
b. n,.,r..,r
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A ROW occurred on the corner Of Second
and Cherokee street, commencing with an
assault on one or two citizens by some indi.
viduals filled with benzine. Both parties
were reinforced until they numbered twenty
or Thirty on side. Finally the assa,tlting
party were driven into saloon. A little
pluck sobered them wonderfully quick.
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The Council Bluffs Noaparea says, "We
are shocked at the Gate CITY. Abiding to
the rumor that the stone in the dam at
Harrington is to be used in building the new
Capitol, it says: we don't know aow much
truth there is in the report, but We should
consider that dam poor stone to pu: into a
Capjtol buiidipg'"
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That SJzolont eclises all other preparations for the
teeth and gums And what Mrs. q. says is reier-
ated most emphaticaiiy by ninety.n nine one.hun-
drcdths Of the beauty anb fashion Of the land.
Med.sat&w
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DIED..

PENSOCk-At the re idcnte Of his father, cor
ner Of Walnut and sixth street at o clock a.
on the 2jih inst. Isaac b PenIock, aged IL years
The funeral will take psce to-day at 10 o clock
a. III. Friends are invited.
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LEAyINw0RTu was never favored with
such splendid sleighing as We now have. 1t
is good in town and in tae country. The
people, old and young, are enjoying it hugely.
Now CT next winter, if you want the fun.
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Foa non. retention or incon;nence of Urine, ir-
ritatioa, infammat liberation of the bladder
Kidneys disease o! the PROSTATE glands, stone in
the bladder calculus gravel brick dust deposits,
and all diseases Of the bladder kidneys and dropsi-
cal swellings,
Use IIeltal,olis Fluid Extract Buchu. d,S
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A LOT Of drunken men broke in the window
Of Beechlcr's shoe store, and hen defied a
policeman to arrest them. Who was the
policeman? 1t is supposed they were part
of the same party who made the assault on
Cherokee and Second Streets. We under
stand that none OF them have been arrested.
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vi. LANE 4 Co., propose the publication
of Democratic paper a. Wysndotte.
Brother Taylor take good care Of the corner
and give them good instructions on the
Tariff aoestion.
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Col. JOHN RICHIE, of Topeka, is in
town. The Colonel is genuine purifier,
and will work only for the best interests Of
the State without regard to individuals
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TIE sudden death of Isaac b. Pennock, on
Christmas morning, caused sadness of feel
ing among many friends. Mr.. p. was man
universally respected for his kind and gentle
manly hearing toward all. a good, honest
man has passed away.
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G. GEIGER, On Friday, paid over fifteen
Thousand dollars 20 his workmen ON the
. Kansas Central, and the Soushwestern Rail
road
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G. d. BAKER, of the Topeka Weekly
Record, is Stopping in town. The Record is
an interesting paper.
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THE Lawrence Journal thinks We don't
know anything about the relative circulation
of tina: paper and the Tribune. Won't the
Journal please post US up. All the informa-
ton We have is from the Tribune. The IT,
Gune seems TO be happy. Is the journal
hapny1
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Whose sulerings nave been Iso,racted from hiddsn
causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment
to render existence desirable Ii you are suffering.
or have suffered, from Involuntary DISCHARGE.
what elect does it produce upon your general
heai'nf Do You feel weak, deblitate,i, easily
tired? Does little extra exertion produce palpita-
tion OF the hearte Does you liver, or rinary or
gans, or your kidneys, frequently get out orie,
your urine sometimes thick, milky or foeky, d
is it ro2y se;,lingr Or does thick scum rise to
the top. Or is a sediment at :the bottom after it
has stood awhler Do you have spells of short
breathing or dyspepsia? Are your bowels consti-
paed: Do You have spells of fainting or rushes of
b!ooi to the hesdf Is your memory impaired? 4
your mini constantly dwelling upon this subject,
Do ycu 5el dull listless noping, tired Of company,
ofliies DO you wish to be left alone, to get away
from everybody Does any little thing make you
start or jump Is Your sleep broker ~ ,csi..-. .,
the iustre Of your eye bri SHIT, Ins ,Io0.a III
your cheek as bright? - "a es-cy ypar-.. N
society as well? Do You urS'Ie s.uT business will.
the same energy? Doyou lei ss iauch 90 4 Gjeree'
in ycurseli' Are your = .i;js DON AMI Tagging,
given To fits o; melancholy isso 10 30. lay :. To
year liver or dyspepsia. You restless nigats.
Yourbacs weak, your knees w.,S have alt
Little appetite. and you ai,,. ha,e t.is 10 d:srsp-
liza or liver complaint:
Now, reader, self-ahuse, vrrrIis. diseases tsd:y
ure,l, and sexual excuses g.. slps.i, g. pro
ducin2 weakness of the ge"cia.is.- orfsus. The
organs Of generation, when - r','c,' seaHh m,xs
the man. DID you thinA . 'n..-, y.
liant, energetic, Iersevering, src..-- business
men are always those whose . .leiar,ye organs sre
in perfect health You never hear such
pL.in OF being melancholy. OF nervousness OF pal
piia,Ion of the heart.
How many men, from the effects Of exessses, have
brought about that state Of weakness in sexual
gans that has reduced the general system so much
rs to induce almost every other disease = idiocy,
Iunaey, paralysis, spinal objections, suicide and
almost every ether iorm oil disease which humanity
heir to, and the real Of the trouble scarcely
suspected, and have used remedies Tor all but
the right one.
Diseases OF these organs require the of a du-
retic. HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
the great Diurctic, and is certain cune for di-
seases OF the Bladder, kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness, Fernsie Complaints, General
debility, and all diseases OF the sexual organs
whether existing in male or female, from whatever
cause originating and no matter Of how long stand
ing.
II no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue. oar hesh and blood are sup.
ported from these sources. aud the health and hap
piness, and that OF posi.riiy, depends upon prompt
use OF a reliable remedy.
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THIEVES and other loose characters,
seem in their several ayocations 10 have set
tied down into state of quiescence. They
are probably engaged in harmless holiday
recreations; or perhaps, through kind SYM.
pathy, for the overweight officials of the
Police Count, they have agreed 10 truce.
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LET the city officials look out for light
fingered gentry. We have some new ar.
rivals-probably from Kansas City.
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Fox Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Depres-
sion o! spirits and general debility, the
ferro-ri.ozPhorated Elixir OF Calisaya
Bark tCalisaya Bark and Iron) is the hes:
tonic. Made by Caswell, Hazard Il Co.,
New York, and sold by druggists.
d.Swl3l.
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TRIAi. will convince the most sceptical that
White Pine Compound is an excellent remedy for
Colds, Coughs. Weak Lungs, and Kidney Com
plants. Many have had occasion TO rejoice Ia its
healing properties.
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Mars. Grl,asSsy SAYS

The Oldest paper for young people, in the coun-
try-noied for its charningiy written stories. and
for the iaTe and julicious skill with which it j:
edited
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LATHAM Cartbartic Extract, Purifes the Blood,
cures Constipation, DYSPEPSIA, and Bilious Head
ache !'Iice, Fifty Cents. GSw
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Il you want live pill that will relieve headache
and remove constipation use DR.. Gillman's SIS
Liver Pill. Eo,it. IarEam. CAV
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.-Tlsc SriaIS Of u IiouSekeeper'

are never experienced by those who use
Dooiey's Yeast Powder, now universally
known Throughout the county as the best.
1t is always ready, always reliable, and re-
the perfect purity of the ingr.die entering
into its composition, which insures the same
result every time. Biscuits, rolls, &c. can
be made with it in ten minutes, and such as
can be eaten with impunitv by invalids or
dyspcptics. For sale by every first-cIass
grocer. sat wed I'm & W.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
DcYsMsrCr,S Qprrrrrr prvYo

DELaMhEEE'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared by Gsranciere & Dupont, No. 2il Ru,
Lombard, Paris, and highly recommended by tn,
entire Medical Faculty Of France are the very bes
remedy in all cases Of Spermatorrlioea or Semina
Weakness; Nightly, Daily or Premature Ennis.
sions; Sexual Weakness or Impotency; Weakness
arising from Secret Habits and Sexual Excuses
Relaxation Of the Genital Organs; Weak Spine
''Lime' or "Brick. dust" deposits in the Urine
''Milky discharges" &C., AMI all the CHASTITY
train of symptoms arising from Ovcrusc or Ex.
cesscs.
They cure when all other remedies tail.
Price 81 per Box.
Sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation
by enclosing price to the Sole General Agent fol
America, JOB MOSES. Is Cortland ST., New York.
Pamphlets of Advice is in each box, Ii he sen,
Free 10 any address.
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
are unfailing in the Of COUGns, COLDS, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, SORk THROAT, HOARsEsEss, BISFI-
CULT BREATHING, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION AND
DISEASES or THE LUNGS. They have no taste OF
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had before
departed. Testimony given in hundreds Of cases.
s.agie dase relicres in TEN MINUTES. Ask for
RRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFEIS. Piiee IS cents
Sent by mail fer 80 cents. Address
JOB MOSES,
IS CourtlaEdt street, New York.
jee5daweow3:S-
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II YOU want the safest and best cough preparation
~ Dr. Gilm.n's Syrup OF Cohosh 4 Tar, it will
rest tonsumIt io.. Robt. Parhan. cav
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER es. 1871

THE editor of TIE Garnet P2ciadeate- j:
making our city short visit.
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''HEAR the sleighs with their bells"-a.
they fill the air with their merry jingle and
the merrier laugh ofthe merrier belles. Good
sleighing don't come often in Kansas, and
the young folks know they must "make
hay" before the sun shines for the stay of the
'beautifhl snow" will be short oar livery.
men are prepared TO furnish You with good
horses. good cutters, ''bufaloes," &c, and Il
you expect to go ''sleiehing with the girls, "
You want TO he quick about it.
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BAKING POW DER.

The only kind msds BY practical chemist, as vel
physician with special reference to its healihf,.l
ness Cmpased IF ufiei<s that aid di0<s.ion. Itrt.c
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