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Texas 0Y3 u
In ierior 10 common mixed stock, i0-
GUIDING thin, scrubby steers, stays,
bulls, b0ny oxen aud lean stee,s,
cows aud ooS3 o.
Cows with calves and springers...--. " 009ss "
Veal calves, according TO quality. V00l2 o.
Hoss-In light supply, the number Of poor hog.
now being marketed leads TO the conviction that
farmers are selling the stocks closer than usual,
ing the light crop Of corn, and the high price.
prevailing for that cereal the great bulk Of the hog
crop has been acted. and packers have virtua y
closed for the season, still there . good many
hogs being packed in . email way. There Is fair
good to choice q 25@4 50 gross; light and inferior
50 75S4 %. Dressed hogs, none coming In.
HIDES AID guRs.
HIDxs-Green &c; green salted. 9ae1zc; dry
flint, ls@l9c; dry salt, N@l5c.
BUFFALO HIDis-Bul, q 5O@2 IS; COW. 81 srs
mer bull, s. o.; CIV, Il .; shire. 81 70: ysaa-
B1TTALo ROBES son-dressed and whole. no. !,
NO. NO. g. 81 ao NO. 3 ~ o.:ss mo- no.
s. 90; no. 2, q %; s. 81 70; calf, no. J. o. %:
no. 2, 81 50; no. 8, 81 0O; SOFT and hard culls,
WoIF-Grey or timber wolf, NO. !, 81 IS; no.
?, 81 90; no. 5, soc. Praire small wolf. no. l.,
s0c. no. ?, 35c. ne. 8. 25c..
BADex. ], soe; no. 2, 2cs; NOS. ioe
RAcCoox-NO 1, SOc: No 2, 25c: No 5, DOC.
GkAr FOx-No 1. 4Oc; No ., Doc; No 5, 10c. Kit
Fox. No l, 20c; NO 2, 10c. led Fox No !, s5c;
sxusx-Biack, s5e; narrow stripes. sOc; broad
stripes, 25c.
OPOssUM-No I. loo; No 2, sc.
MusKRATs- No I, lie; No 2, loo; No 3, Sc.
HOUSE, CATs-N0 /. Ice; No 2, sc.
MIsK-Dark color ard elo.y, Mol, q 50: No
?, 75c; Nos, Sc. Mink. pale and dead color, No
/, 81 90; No SOC: Mink, outSi ssasea and euils-
BEAvKR-Prime, and shaved, Per pound, No I,
12Oc; No 2, .15c. Beaver. prime and heavy, Per
pound, Mol, 20.
ANrELorE-Dressed. per pound. No l. 81 2s;
No 2, 81 %.
DEks-In hair, 25@ioc.
ANTxLOPs-ln hair, 20S25c.
ELK-In hair. 15A20c.
A blue pet is never . No. skin A real No. I
is full seasoned, LANCE size, bright color, th,ckly
furred, dry, clean, we'll stretched and perfect 10
every respect.
Greasy skIns worth from to 20 cents less than
Soiled robes are worth 50 cents to ST. 90 ess than
new.-BadIy soiled summer role are almost worth
less.
Prices at all times subject to the changes Of the
market.
failow-5@6c.
BeeswaX-20t42jc.
Feathers-Live geese, Sc.
Observation-Disclosures.
CoFfER-Ro. from common TO choice. sO-s2c;
Java, 3IJ4O.
EtrISED sucARs-A, io7.; extra c. io9s c.
TsAs-lmper Al, fair to choice, 5O9l 10; Young
Hyson, 5o9l 20; Gunpowder, G5Si %; Japaa IS
case; Oolong 4O975:
DRIED APPLkS-l2k013c.
DRIED PxACHRs-I30Sl4c.
DEIKD BLACKBkRRIKs-ls@a0:
CsKEsR-l6x@l7c.
CuRRANTs-899c.
PgUNEs-l5@l6c.
SALT-O. R., So IS; Sackanaw, g. 60s2 20.
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IRE American Sard;ne Coz Boneless
sardines, are much better, and less than talf
The cost Of imported Sardines. lyT
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READ WHAT 1T WILL DO.
Rockville, Pa, April %, 1872.

la. L. V. FIERCE.
S:r-Having first applied to several home
physicians and tailed TO get relief, resolved
10 try your Remedy. -Four bottles have
completely cured me of one of the worst cas-
e. OF Caiarrh eff which have any know
ledge, having suffered for months with an
acale pain in the head, and breathed only
Win the greatest difficulty. i deem it due
yvu as well as suffering humanity that this
recognition be made OF what We deem an in
valuable medicine.
d&w CBAs. Q ANDERSON.
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A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilii-
tic Remedy is warrented to cure Syphl-
lis in the primary, secondary and ter
tiary stages, and In all lite varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases OF venerial diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment of the
most eminent physicians in America.
II cures the first stage and heals the
u!ceus in few days. 1t cures ulcers in
The nose, throat, head. arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones and joints,
swellings in the joints syphilitic rheuma-
tism ETC., in short time. Prise IS per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise ON sexual diseases free. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. J.
Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh stree, St.
Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. Robt. Parham Agt., for
LeaueuHnrth. cod &w
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"Uniled we stand,' as the Joined frag-.
nents said TO SPAULpING's Glue. eodaw
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400
A5O,OOO

The title To the above real estafs 10 guaranteed
perfect.
The liberal terms Of this scheme brings within
the reach Of all the greatest opportunity ever osr-
ed the poor mrn 10 Fise to wealth.
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Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver Oil

ye
sense and reason BY which the terrible malady is
positively controlled, and its victims are restored
TO health.
Wilson's CarbOlated Cod Liver Oil
II aot secret empirical nOstrum. 1t Ii . happy
combination Of two remedies known to physicians
everywhere as the best means .of combating con-
sumption. This combination is Mr.. Wilsos's
SOUND REASONING.
Consumption IL decay. Soothing, exlectorant
remedies only useful As palliative; they do not
reach the case-they do not stop the decay. Tonic
medicines strengthen the life forces sud prolong
the battle, but the decay goes steadily on, and,
soosef OF later, the victim must yield. Climate
changes are sometimes good. but they seldom
wholly cure. In shoit. the first thing to b
done IL to stop the decay; then approach the res
t0rative, tonic and Strengthening treatment.
Think ? moment. The lungs are deeaying; tubsr.
matter (pus) are forming. The circulation carries
this poison all over the body. Wasting, los Of
appetite. enervation night sIeats and ali the ter
tor the symptoms, which are merely the results,
while the deeay-which Is the Cause is eating az
the life spring.
These two things are well known by the best
LIST. Carbolic acid quickly arrests decay. II Is
the mos, powerful medicine in the known world.
Even dead h.iies are preserved by II. Entering
into the circulation, il at oaee grapples with cor.
r9Ption, and decay Ceases IL Purhes the sources
OF disease.
Z ID. Cod Liver Oil is natures best assistant In
resisting consumption. It's at once . iood, 0
tonic. purifier and healer. IL braces up and
supplies the vital iOrces leeds the wa>ted system
and enables nature to regain her foo, bold. For
there purposes nothing can compare with Cod liver
OIL. This il the theory Of
Wilson's. CarbOlsted Cod Liver OIL.
sdescrbed fully in the inventor circular, which
Will be mailed. upon application, 70 any address
We cannot anord space to tell the whole story |
here. OF to give the numerous certificates EN-,
ing to the absolutely wonderful result. towing |
curing Thousands who supposed themsei .es TO be /
at death's door.
Wilson's Carboiated Oil Is scientifically prepared
With the purest Carboiic Acid, 20 Com lined as to
be entirely harmless, With
Sweet NOrW eginn Cod LiVer Oil
from the celebrated fisheries at Aalesund, Norway,
pronounced by Physicians the most delicate, en-
Gent Cod Liver Oil in the world.
IL II easily taken, tolerated by the weakest |
digests readily, never becomes rancid. |
and Is almost entirely tree from the usual dieagree-
able characteristics Of Cod Liver OH.
For every use of Cod Liver OIL, Mr.. Wilson'S |
discovery is Of the greatest value.
For the safe internal administration o. cafbolic
acid, Mr.. wilson's method of combining it with
cod liver oil 10 absolutely necessary.
Prepared BY J. Il. Wilson. 50 John St.,
New York.
Fo' sale BY alI'Drusxists.
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Scientific and Popular Medical Works
Manhood, W amanhood, E
Nervous Diseases,
PCDInHED NJ 1H
a Beck fer Every Han.

4 Beck fer Every nan.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, Oh sEIF-PBESER.
WALTON. Medical Treatise on The Cause and
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Man, Nervous and Ply sical Debility, Hypocon-
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iure Yeas. This is indeed . book ior every man.
l90th edition, much enlarged, illustrated; bound
in beautiful French cloth. Price only 81.
Asrveas Dsseases.
The successful experience Of the Institute IN the
treatment ana cure OF nervous disorders, has In
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titled ''DiSEASES OF THE NERVOUS 'SYS.
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These are, beyond all Comparison, the most ex-
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There ID nothing whatever. either Married Or Sim
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srATEOF KANSAS
COUNTY OF LEAvkNwoR1u -.
In the Probate Court in and for said Cssnly.
In the Matter ofthe Estate Of
JOHN 5. DUNCAN, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, thse lso>.m
~ adminissration have been granted - IL n
d~rsigned on the estate II John y. Dunenn lnSoef
said county, deceased, BY the h0oeeahlo H. t0SsS
Ceurt Of the county and sta asoeoaaiA, a. ~
10th day Of February, A. D. 1s:A uev, n -.
by notified that they must present IL 80 t0eRs
undersigned for Allowance, vithia e. yeR ~
ne date Of said isstSrs. Or they nay b Dsss1ae1
from any benefit o. such estafo; ed H. n -
claims he n { exhibited within three ysaD ~
the date Of .sid lssssra, tAsy shal - isuVR ~.
red.
AMBROSE ". DUNBAR. ADJ,
Of the estate a John 4 Duacsn, &c.,.
March 10th, 1874. Wor9e-VA1
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Victims Of this svfui disease are found in every
neighborhO0d, In almost every house.
For them and for their friends We have tiiings Of
good cheer and hOpe-the announcemen mt Of . most
important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense and reason. BY which the terrible malady is
positively controlled, and its victims are restored
TO health.
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300,676.OO OASh 0lf(a,
9l10. 1850 Real Esanse Oifis.
eA5o, oo0.OO Grand Total Gifss
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FlnAnclal Anp coalarac,al


,..s,,,. :, ~. ma .S.I,,.- :, n "a ~ ,,-..i,,n,
SsAA ASp1IooA
The price Of wheat continues the sauae - In our
Last re,r, Int there has bseu slIshs decline In
.,,:-- - go.
ne P''cs VI sS"'.
The rest grade Of fAi wheat In this maSkee,
which il quoted % No. !. wss selling yssssraay at
G, .o
49,.
WHkAf-faii, No. 2. -; No ). %; No I.
svS: sP'i.S - - S.., .s,a ..
OAr~Are n deIsnd n 1le NJ buahel
HARLrY-is ouoaed n Al iS6sSi IS
kYr-SOa6sc
FLOuR-Bees xxxx g S5:xxx. IS; Star, 2 IS:
II, ~; bucx vhsas nour, q ~: rye hour ~ 80 ;
drsham, 50; cesn meal, 81 " per 100 Lbs. !;
sniEstun, 1 $40; bran, 81 .l0c.
49,. a. ..,,,.,. ..,.sA...n,. o,,.,s,,,,. sro.,
Nlssoun, Nebraska ana the solomon vansy IN tnis
state.
,.o.,.,o~.
uAAs-SugT cured. canvassed, Per % LET; un-
n IA AZR H.
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AARPoS Day eua!eneoed.he@
0V4sy A~6ss i.a Rssn. SsI,ss -
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SYPHILIS CURED.

DIX. BoHAENAN'S Vegetable Syphilis snrs' L
varraSted TO permanently cure SYPHILIS In al
Its stages and eradicate the LIST yestiRe Of Syphil.
ease lurking in their blood, aled from obser.
vatiOD, in its constitutional form. thereby leopard
king the health and happiness OF another, as well
n that Of their offspring, should Immediately uss
this medicine, and be currd for lItE. Prize Five
UQllarSA Sent to any address
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CERTAIN cUxK FOR PILES.

DR.. BOHANNAN'S 'pie Ointment Is xuarao.
teed certain cure for p les, what form
or how long standing. In from three 10 tive days.
Price One Oliar. cent 10 any address CIV mail,
fifteen cents extra for post ge).
Address DIR. c. A. BoHANSAN,So.6 I9 North
Filth street, 81. Louis, No
| DAPersOns RENTING moneyby mail for medi.
cines. gill sssd by 'Postofice order or 'Regis-
tered Letter. decl7dkv
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Jaggara & Foster.

We dropped in last evening TO see Mr..
Foster. one of the dry goods princes of Leav-
eawo..h. and to take look at the goods
they are receiving and Offering for sale.
The reason ~e called in tie evening was, it
is almat impossible to get into the store in
tie d ~ Zine, for the throngs Of customers,
and to speak candidly, We muet say that We
we're surprised, nay, more; astounded at the
immense quantity of goods Of every kind in
the line, that we,e packed aud crowded into
the endless shelves srcund their large store.
Nj. Foster telis us this is their second fall
stock, and that they are fellirg more dry
goods this season than ever
before. OF course times are
hard end money scarce, but that makes the
rush all the greater to their store, as people
fee the necessity of getting everything they
buy now chelp, and they know tina, if there
are any advantages in prices Jsggard & Fcs-
ter are always able and wiilin. TO give
them. We hear people say Lsavenworth is
dull, and yet We See them Go business that
would be creiitab!e to the bes. retail houses
OF s.. Louie. Somehow they have gotten
the in.;de track in buying. aad when that is
accomplished there is no difficulty in sell
ing, for people will deal where they can do
the best, and nothing can stop them. Ladies,
call in and examine their goods. 1t won't
c,st you a cent to look at them, and cnee
seeing then, you will surely like and surely
hnv
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W. II. Banks Z Co.

We lave the pleasure OF Introducing &c.
isy to our readers one Of the lrg st and
MOS, suctessful agricultural implement hou-
sea in America. w. H. Banks & Co, who
have b1en established in Chicago for de.
cide. By the extracrdinary ability and
sxillful business qualifications Of Mr. B,nks,
they have gro IN to be the foremost house OF
the kind xe have. They manufacture all
kinds of agricultural Implements and ma.
chinery, bu: call your special attention to-
day 10 the "Liltie Giant" corn and cSb
cracke-, which they call che Of TIE bsst ma
chimes Of tiat sture that may be found any
where. Next 10 the ''B We Farm Mill,
which is simple, durable and effective, grind
iug any kind Of grain snd corn in the ear.
Then "Burjock's Nslionai Feed C1tter,'
the st. onsest al 4 hes. machine made for cut
ting hav. straw and corn stalks into feed for
horses and cattle. And lastly, but BY no
means least, the eagle Corn Shelter"
which discounts all competitors for Smelling
corn in marketable shape. All OF these
articles are mos: complete, and warranted to
do just what they claim. Besides, they keep
a large stock Of school and church bells, az
ricultur.l boilers, VOID saving machines,
trend and sweep powers, and other articles
too numerous II mention. Send to them
for catalogue and price lis:. Their adj. msy
be found in another column.
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Card.

TEXAS GRAND PRIZE CONCERT, POSTPONED
TO OCTOBER g, 1874.
TIE Hon. T. D. wil-on, Msyor OF Hors.
ton, and the City Council, endorses the m
.erpfise rs fo.low.:
HoUsroS, TEXAS, April %, 1874.
We the undersigned, rg.rd the Real
Estate Distribution, which J. + Foster pro-
poses to make on the 22d Of Oc;obtr next,
In this city, IS calculated to promote i'm
provement., and placing within the reach of
many, Who otherwise would be unabl.. a
chance 10 secure a home for themselves and
tn. ir families, and having from our long &C
quaiDtance with him, every confidence in
his integrity, we feel justice in ssyine, that
We believe be will carry OFT his diet: ibntion
honestly and fairly, according to bic sdver-
ti-ed plan.
Signed by the Mayor, the Hon. Jas 7. D.
Wilson, and City Council.
Capit.l P,ioe, S., 900 Gold; ten Residen-
ces In Illusion; Population 10000. and tie
K tread centre OF the STATE. Value OF
prizes. $146. o o. "a. 000 ticket, Il 8 each:
rhe management ave 20 veil convinced OF
the succe4s Of the Eaierprire. that they feel
justified In promising TO refu0d every cent
If money, il the drawing does not take PLACE
on the 2 ID of October. Every prize paid in
full, whether ell the ticsets are sold or not.
Nc Connection With any similar enterprise.
J. E. FosrER,
Mansg =, Honstop. Texas.
T. ". Horse, Treasurer. oc9j&w
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Well worth heading.

Who Is there that does not desire to be always
exempted from indigesiion-tc have good appe-
tite. q painless stomach, clear head, regular
lulsc, healthy compe1ion: II this meets the
sye ofany who are no: thus blessed, let them try
Hostetter' Ste mach Bitters. We guarantee that
ihi, delightful tonic will restore any s:oma b,
however weak, to = hea,thfIl condition; that it
will bring back the truant appetite. an give per-
snanent visor to the whole system. The feeble
end emsciatsd, suffering from dyspepsia or indi-
lestion in any form, are advised, for the sake Of
their own bodily and mental comfort. to try it.
Ladies of the most delicate constitution testify to
Its harmless and its restorative properties. Ply
tcxns every where, ditgastei with the adulterated
liquors OF &C. prescribe it as the sfest and
most reliable Of all s.om,chics. eodfw
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COUNTY HORTICULTURAL SO.
CIETY.
Report Of the Meeting Yester.
day.
Officers Elected for the Ensu.
ing Year.

Messing called to order at O'Clock p. II
by F. Welibouse, President.
Notion to take up the fruits on exhis'
ten.
DR.. Jones seeding peach taken uP.
Dr.. Howrley moved 10 call it DR.. Jones
Molten canie1.
Selling peach presented BY Judge PEI
dery. Flavor pronounced By tie meetin,
a. fair.
Mr.. Holman p.eserted peach calle'
Su!Ssy.
Mr.. Holman-It has fruited fer me tn;
year for the 6rtt time TIE tree is very full
Think it promising. Ii ripers very lac
from the 10Th Of October to the lat OF No
vember.
DR.. Ho~esly-I move TO recommend j
for funhc. trial.
Motion carried.
Mr.. Flint presented an apple fer name.
Decided to be Buckingham.
DR.. Carpenter presented a seeding re@h.
DR.. T-rwillsyer moved TO call 1t Dr..
Carpenter. Motion carried.
Gen Stone-Pfesented an apple called
C.srk apple, raised by Mr.. Clark Of Madi-
son couniy, Kentucky, from the seed
Gen. stone-It bezrs very young and
bears every year. Keeps till Christmas. Fis-
vor is 6ne. Consider It the best for family
use.
DR.. Howsley-In order to distinguish it
from other Clark spplsr, l move to adj tie
name Of Kentucky.
DR.. Howsley-I move to proceed to the
annual election OF officers for the ensuing
year. Motion carried.
On motion F. Wellhouse was elected Pres
iden'; DR.. L. L. Terwillager, Vice President;
DR.. J. S:ayman, Secretary; E. J. Holman,
Treasurer.
On motion Of DR.. Staymap, q committee
was appointed, consisting Of DR.. staymsn,
Dr.. Carpenter and DR.. Howsley, to draft the
constitution and bylaws.
DR.. Carpenter-I presented an apple 10
be named, and it was decided to lie the Pen
mock.
DR.. Carpsnter-I slso presented q sweet
the next meeting.
DR.. Housley-I presented an sppie to he
named; grated it for Highs crab, but it
proved to be something else. The meeting
could not name it.
DR.. Teswilia.er-Ip presented an apple for
Pronounced to be failure.
On motion the meeting adjourned to next
Saturday, at one O'Clock p. N.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVICTION.

The Republican County Convention will b
held at Turner'S Hall, Leavenworth CITY, On he
Goth irstant, q: IL O'Clock, =. The Primszass
On the 18th instant at from to o'clock p. y.
in the city, and from ? to4 O'Clock p. y. in the
country, n the fol owing pieces:
LIST Ward. 1t Chris Staibers.
81 Ward, q. the Second Ward Hocse.
Sd Ward, 1t the new Market Hcuse.
9TH wsrd, next door to the Ballinasloe Hoase
Easton, at Millwoed.
Kickssoo, At Pleasant Ridge School House.
High Prairie, a. High Psairis school House.
Alexander. At Sprinsdale School Houfc.
Paramount, at Glenvood and Paramount.
Sherman, at Lenspe and Stranger.
| Reno, at Reno and Fall Leaf.
Stranger, at Walnut and XcGiune,rs school
House.
| Toueanoxic, a. Tonganoxie.
Delaware, At Spear School house.
Fort Ptciaet, at the News DEPOT from to
o'clock p n.
Five delegates are to be el5c:el from each Wan
| and two from each township.
| Chairman Republican County Cenvent,en
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Knitting Eachine.

Nsssrs. ]. L. Bssnsn 4 Co., lSS
State street, Chicago, are selling the most
perfect thing in the way Of a knitting ms
chine we haze ever fecn. II will knit, tee
and heel, Complete, twenty pairs Of stockings
per day, and is a, simple and durable as II
is practicable. Every family should have
one, and cave an expenditure for stockings
thrc. times greater than tie cos, Of the ma
chine every year. If You would try j: oncs
you never would be without il. They want
a thousand agents to sell them throughout
the West, and il you will write, to them
they will eend you deceptive pamphlet.
See add.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-15

DR.. Price is well known ss sn expert in
she study OF Culinary Chemistry, and all Of
the manu- lac: ures OF Steele d Price are the
result of his researches One o. these die
coveric- is the Cream Bskiog Powder, by
the use Of which light, sweet biscuits. cakes,
&C., at all times are a certainty. The mar
ket is flooded with cheap inferior bakir g
powders, and adui,eration is go extensively
prsctised, that the Cream Baking Powder
does the work with two-thircs of the guam
tty required of any oher kind. In view
Of such cheap impositiops, the public are
advised 10 ask for thea pure and excellent
articles, il they cannOt be Obtained of one
grocer may be of another The plrer the
articles that compose our daily food the bet
ter they are Tor health. DR.. Prices True
Fiavorins Extracts are really delicious.