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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-14
Alasi II isa {reary night;

For he we loved so much now Hes
Beneath the vast and yaulted dome;
And In his eyes there lie no light
No light is In those loving eyes
Which kindliness had made her home.
II a. Blood, Harper's Weekly, 1sds.
As the procession marches Through the city
Professor widows will play some choice seiec-
lions upon the Metropolitan chimes, having &C
cepted an Invitation thus to participate IN INC
ceremonies.
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Stevens ana Garrixues.

The firm Of Messrs. Stevens & Garrigues,
at No. 200 Delaware street, is the only
house west OF St. Louis, which deals exclu-
sively in wagon and carriage material, and
wagon wood stock. They make special
ty OF this and nothing else, and by devot-
ing their entire attention TO this branch,
they are enabled to more fully and COM
pletely supply The wants OF their custom
ers. They are thoroughly acquainted with
the wants Of the trade, and can supply
them at 8 cost less than any other house
west of st. Louis can afford 10. Their busi-
ness for the year 1876 has been double what
it was in 1875, and is constantly increasing.
They are now carrying a stock which fills
store three stories and q basement in
heig BIT, 2ixl50 feet, besides two yards and
warehouse. Messra. Stevens & Garri-
CUES carry in stock from twenty to thirty
sty les of buggy aud spring wagon bodies,
and also a complete stock OF SarveDs patent
wheels at factory prices. The attention of
the trade throughout the west is CALLED to
this firm, and We can guarantee all who
deal with Messns. Stevens d GarriSues, full
and complete satisfaction.
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- Send Is cents to Dr.. Busas' Dupenazy,st
Leais. No, for his Nardaes Guide, h.. Medical
TrsatiD NJ Xsaieal Advies. 80 pags IN AL
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MOST RECHERCHE

Which Same Was The Ball Given Last
Night by tile MODERN Social Club
Among the gay and festive scenes which
have been witnessed in Leayen.orth dur
ing the brilliant winter seasons of the past
years, none there were which could compare
with that which took place in Odd Fellows
Hall on the s,h, the occasion being the
frst ball given by the Modern Social Club,
an organization formed by the young men
of the city for the purpose of Willing away
few brief and Aeeting hours Of the long
and dreary winter, in the wooing of the
Goddess Of Terpsichore. Rarely. if ever,
have the gaslights .hown upon 70 merry q
throng, an assemblsge SO representing the
very cream of our metropolitan
society, and 1t may be cafe
to venture the assertion that
many days shall pass ere Leavenworth has
again the opportunity Of seeing gathered in
one place 60 much of the beauty and fa.h-
ion which serve to make the metropolis of
our young State famous. To say the ball
was a success, would be to convey but q
faint idea of il, and it would be better,
perhaps, to write nothing, if full
and complete description could not be
given; suffice it TO say, however, that it was
an occasion long to be renembered-on
which will liuger in the thoughts of those
who were SO fortunate as to be in atten-
dance, as long as fond memory asserts her
sway.
The most noticeable feature of the
ladies' dresses Was the predominance of the
dark and sombre shades. Among the Ia
dies SO appearing were Mechanics AIIer,
Jones, Niehaus, Brugge, Hook, Gilpatrick,
Harvey, Ellington, Black, Egersdorff, Gran
Ger, Doty, Couch, Dodsworth, Buckley, Cor
don, and Misses Parham, Fletcher, Gala
han, Hook, Hunt, Mattison, Few, Craig and
W alters.
Mesdames Chas. H. Durfee, Dexter and
ketcheson were among those who appeared
in the most becoming and excellent texture
Of green.
In brown, Mechanics Anthony, Alternately,
Harrison, Aller, Ashton and Hanxn.
Miss Graham had the courage to appear
in q beautiful white Swiss, which was
greatly admired.
The blues were becomingly worn by
Meedsmes q. II. Durfee, Halderman, Brock,
md Mie Powers.
Among the drabs are TO be mentioned /
Mesdames Mosher, and Fonda, and Misses
Russell, Meirell. Woodwork and Garrett.
Messr.. Geo. Freed, VIM. Broaddus, S. NJ.
Kelsey, Vim. Green and Van Whitaker, AZ
ioor managers, and Msasn. J. L. Todd, AL
red Callahan and Harry II. Hook, a. the
reception committee, left nothing updone
hat would in any way add to the enjoy
nent Of the evening, and they each deserve
pecial commentator for the very excel
ent manner in which their respective du-
les were performed.
Mr.. T. W. Scard, "a master Of the cere-
monies, gave complete satisfaction, and un-
Ter his direction everything went as
moothly as = marriage bell.
We cannot close, without giving special
mention OF the collation. which was eerved
It midnight, it having been prepared by
hat prince of caterers, Tom. Giacomini,
# the Delmonico. 1t was undoubtedly
me of the most abundant feast mortal ever
ct eyes on and that it was appreciated
very one who has ever been the recipient
Il Toms hospitality can vouch for.
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A Town Lot for Nothing.

We would call the attention of our read
en to the advertisement Of the Ohio, Ken
lucky and Texas Land Company, and to
their very liberal offer. The Company is
only carrying on, on a large scale, what is
done every day in our large cities-selling
alternate lots to induce settlers and increase
the value Of the remaining lo,s-with this
difference that this Company gives away
their alternate lots. Mineral City is q
growing town, and will undoubtedly BE-
come . large city, when the lots that ars
nov given away will be very valuable. The
offer is bona ads, and only open for thirty
days, Is the demand will exceed the supply,
and the Company will not dispose Of ali
their lots free. The Company is composed
Of reliable gentlemen, and our readers can
be Assured that they viii, By complying
with their instructions, receive, BY return
mail, warranty deed to . town lot, which
can be held for further use, or sold, or set-
led upon, As the owner may please. Wit
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CaStOria.

A conplete substitute for Castor on. without
IT. unpleasant taste or recoil in The throat. Ths
result OF 70 yean' practice by DR.. Samuel
Pitcher, of Massachusetts,.
Pitcher . Css,oris Il particularly recommend.
ed for children. 1t destroys worms, assimilatei
the focd, and allows natural sleep. very enca-
cioas In Group and for children teethiRg. For
Colds, Fevsrishness, Disorders cf the bowels,
and Stomach Complaints, nothing il 60 enec-
tive. 1t ID as pleasant to take as honey, cosu
bat IS Cents, and Can lie had Of any Druggist.
THIS Il one OF many tsstimoaiAls:
"CoRNwALL. IhBAxoS o., Pa March "a, 1874.
"Deu Sill have used your CAsroRlA IN my
peacsaee for some time. 1 ,she great pleasure n
veo0amesdisg to the pvefcssi0s - Q aaie, Eelis-
bic, aad aer~e .ble 1esisiue II u particularly
oisptei TO ehiidres Hhcie the Repayment tAs Of
Castor OIL renders Il % difkcals % aAmtnister.
e. BINDERS, II. D. %
Mothers who try Csssoria viii And that they
can sleep nights snl that their habies will b
healthy.
J. b. Rose 4 Co., New York.
juneel42.W
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HOME MARKETS.

TINES OFFICE,
LKAv1xwoRzH. December II, 1876.
lcoRzxczsp nAILY FOR THE TIMEs.i
Prndnea NEnREaf
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TIE WORKS or CHARLES DICKENS,

in the famous aud unsurpassed Household Edition
OF MssS-s. Lee ( Shepard, the wtlt-knosn pub
listers OF Boston. Look NJ oCr oiier To each
AID every person, whether already a subscriber oil
net, wro sends us IS, We will forward The In
DEPENDENT one year. postage paid, together with
any one volume from the following Est:
/. The Pickwiek Papers. 800 pages.
= Our Mutual Friend. sic pages.
.. David Copperheld. 52a pages.
4. Nicholas Niekieby. sic pages.
.. Martin CnuzziewIt. $50 prges.
6. Donbey and Son. 53i pages.
7. Old Curiosity shop. and Reprinted Pieces
$50 pages.
S. Little ID rrit. 50i pcges.
y. Bleak Uouss. 53I RACES.
10. EarIaby Ridge. ana Hard Times. SO PIP.
Il, Oliver Twis', Pictures from Italy, aad
American Notes. SOC pages.
II. A Tale of iw, Cities, and Great Expecta-
tons. 5l4 pages.
Is. Christmas Stories, and Sketches by Boz.
SO pages.
IA. UncommerciaI Traveler, and additional
Christmas Stories 356 pages.
Is. The Mystery Of Edwin Drooi, A Child
sHistory Of England, Master Humphrey
Cock, etc. $50 pages.
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A Sure Thing

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. l
are warranted TO cure the Gonnorhea,
elect, Chordee, Structures. diseases of the
kidneys, bladder ard urinary organs oil
males and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy for the permatorrhea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, the loss of power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul-
gence. Price of DR.. Hunters Specific, 81
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. DR.. J. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, ST. Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded.
Theo. Egersdorf agent Leavenworth, Kan
sas. apr27eodSwl0
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Excelsior Ornament Co.-303 Breed.
way, n. Y.-Established 1850
The entire stock of this old and reputa-
be establishment il now offered on the fol-
lowing novel terms. The name Of every Ar
ticle of the stock, with its value and de-
scription, has bean printed on cards; these
cards have all been put into envelopes,
which have been carefully sealed and then
thoroughly mixed together.
The price of these envelopes is % cents
each. The article named on the card con
tanned in the Sealed Envelope will be sent
for 81 without regard to its costs. If tha
article named on the card is not wanted, II
can b exchanged for sonsthing else q
equal value without additional charge.
Every article to be sold for one dollar and
not to be paid for until you know just
what you are to receive. Every card will
contain the name of some article worth at
least one dollar, and IN opportunity il A.
forded Of getting very costly article foE
one dollar. The stock consists of fine gold
and silver watches, diamond jsvslry, solid
silver ware and ornaments. envelopes,
81 IL for 81; 80 for So; Is for $40; 100
for SIS. Postage stamps nay be seat for
les than one dollar.
Answers by Return Mail-addrsn The
business manager:
L. TANNING JONES,
S02 Broadway, New York.
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or fever and sgue, VII, freeze to-day 70 bun
tomorrow, might have tssn exempted fro0
their present trials had they ava led themselves
In time Of thas safeguard sgsinst all maiaxiols
diseases, Hos,etter's Stomach Bsttefl But II
it is late for prevention, il il not 10, late fos
cure. A single bottle OF this irresistable herbal
tonic will stop the paroxysms, and . brief ooarse
of i: will restore the patient 10 vigorous health.
The prudent sna thoughtful. however, Via
would rarscr forestah di.s.se than wait for ftz
assaults, willresJrs 10 this sore defense againsi
intcsmittep: snd remitt-n. f.veys st the COM
mencenent of the season when they prevail. Ess
is the time to forearm the systen against fever
and ague. bilious comp aiats and dyspepsia-
diseases which are of,en engsndsrsd, I'D al-
ways Aggravated. b. he eAills. and damps ol
WISER ard Early sgelng.
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Read and Learn for Yourself.


Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the world,
because of the immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is not the
caeesswith EOschee's German Syrup, and al
though but few years introduced into this
country, its sale reaches in every town and
village in the United States. Its wonder
ful success in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Asthma, and sill other disease, OF
the throat and lungs, was fret made known
by distributing every year, for three years,
over 100000 bottles to the afflicted, free Of
charge, BY Druggists. No such a test OF
merit was ever given before to any other
preparation. Could you ask more? Go TO
your Druggist, r. Parham, and get bot
tie for So cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. aug2i-eod&eow.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Vital WoAlness or depres-
al0A; . weak exhausted feeling. no euer-
~ or courage; the result of mcntal
0voC-W0rk lndeSCretion |.
OF 0XOoS8o9, or some dra in upon the
system, Is always cured BY HUMPAREYS'
hOAEOPAThlC SPECIFIC NO SS,
1t tones up and invigora,es the system, dis
pels the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy,-stops the drain and
rejuvcnstes the entire man. Been used
twenty ye,I. With perfect sooce's Sy thou
single vial, OF $500 per package of i've
viaIs and So 90 vial OF powder. Sent BY
all On receip; of price. Address Hun.
PHREfS' HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY. 562 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
rhso Ege.dorG, Agent, Lsavenvorth
AansaA iune2-Stav&w
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Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Iecen5er l..

SH1NAOOb tHOT
FLoUI-Quiet AMI unchanged.
WHxAr-Unsettiei, lower and active; No. 9
spring, 81 l7hal ~ casn; 81 l11sel is Janu-
airy; 81 1914 February; No. spring, 81 0ss
l 90.
CoEy-Gooi demand and steady; No. 9, s64c
cash sc January; 1870 February.
OATs-Sieady and fair demand; No. 2, 3SEc
cash So, fyi55 &c January.
RYs-GOod demand and shade easier; 725z9
7Se
BARLEY-Dull, weak and lower; CSC cash; exc
January.
PoRS-Unsettled bat generally higher; SIG $50
l6 40 cash; SIC 45JanusTy; SO 6Jasl6 Ga Febru-
airy; SIC 90 March.
L.RD-steady and firm; 50 971s cash; $40 o. De-
cemberi SO 021zsiO % January; so IN Febru-
airy.
BULK &EATs-Iower; shoulders, 5Z96; short
rib, 50; short Gear, So.
WnIsxY-Ac,ivc, but not quotsbly higher;
81 o6%.
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united We stand" As the Joined frag-
ments said to Spaldings Glue. d&w
A sure Thing.

Dr.. Kings syphilitic Remedy il war
ranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, sec
ond.ry and tertiary stages, and in all it:
varied and complicated forms, and will
cure the worst cases. of veneral diseases,
cases which have resisted the treatment Of
the most eminent phyncians Of America.
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcers
in few dayA It cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the bones and joints, swelling
Of joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc, in .
short time. Price, S per package Sent
everywhere BY express. A tfeatise on sex.
nal diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold BY Dr.. ], Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, St Louis, Mo. Cures guar.
anteed or the money refunded. Theo.
Egendor6 Agent Leavenworth, Kansas.
spril26sod&w-l07
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The next regular meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners, will be held on
the End Of January, 1877.
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100000 Bottle.
Centaur
Linilnent

have been soid the last year. an not cne CON.
plant has roache! Us, ;has IEey have not don;
al tina. 10 elaine for Them. Indeei, scientifi,
skill cannot 90 beyond Tie result reached il
these wonderful preparations. Added % Car
boiic, Arnica. Mentha, Senecs-Ou End Witch
Hazel, other ingredients, which makes
family LininIent tnat dedcs rivalry. Hheumaii,
and bcd ricden crippies have by il been ena bled
10 throw Away ;h.ir clutches, and IHaay wire
Tor years La.e been afflicted with EcG;s!gis,
s,iaiic., C4ked Be- ast', Weak Ba Ks. &c, hav,
forni permanent relief
Mr. Josi h Wesl Axe, of NarysviIie, o
writes:
"For years my Rheu ia tism has beea sos,bad
that 1 hxve been un able 70 stir from til hon Sc.
i have ried very remedy 4 could hear OF.
Finally. learned -f the cniaur Linimeut- IRE
first three 1olties enabled lie 10 walk withnu,
my crutchts. 4 am needing rapidly. 4 ihinL
your LiniIs,ent sim, ~ marvel I"
This Linim.nt cures turns ard scalds with.
o IT . scar. Extracts the Poison fIon bites and
stinzs. Cares ChillbIsins and Frosted-fee;, and
il very echacious for Earacae, Toothache, Itch,
and Cuianeous L. upions.
The Csntaar Linimect, Yellov
Wrapper, is intended, Tor The tough Gbres
e,rds and muscles OF horses mu'es. and aai.
mas.
RFAD!kEAD,
Rev. Geo. W. Ferris. Mano,hiIi, schoharie
Co., n. ", says:
Ny horse was lame for 70 sr with fetlock
wren n All remedies utterly failed 10 cure
and 1 considered him worthless until com
menced to use Centaur Linlment, which RAPIDLY
cured him Ih,ar;i,y recommend to
Ii makes very little dill renee whether the
case be wrench" sprsin, spawn. or lam =
ness Of any kind, the effects are the same. The
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

cor STATE cs G OF kAssas }ss.
In the Probate Court Of SAID County and Sta,e.
In the matter OF the Estate OF
THOMAS QUINLAN, Deceased.
CREDITORS snd all other person, interested
~ in the Aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified,
that at the next regular term Of the Probate
Court in and Tor said County, to be begun and
held at the Curt Room, in the City and County
CT LeIyenworth, State Of Aforesaid, on the first
Monday in the month of January, A. ID. 1s!1.
we shall apply 10 the said Court tor u full and
final settlement Of said Estate.
John J. QuiulaD, n. QuiniAn and Wm QuiEian,
executors Of Thomas QuinIan. deceased
Leavenworth City, Oct. 18th, A. ID. 1876.
nov 50 -wiw
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New York Produce Market
NEIF YORK DscemL<r II

FLoUR-Dgll and slightly In buyers favor.
WHEAT-Dull and lower, and only 4 limited
demand; No. Chicago spring. norniy, 81 3oSl 81;
spring ungraded, 81 -l%al 26A.
RYE-Quiet; western, S29s5.
BARLEY-Dull.
CoRS-Quiet, and very limited business doing
mixed western. new, on track, 55c; mixed steam
old graded, s75se; No. whit SIC.
OAIs-FIrm and quiet; mixed western and state,
3s1zgiS1zc; white western, 3s95o1zc.
CoFFkk- Quiet and firm.
SCGAR-DuII and nominal.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, . good demand, 5o9
&C.
RIcE-Quiet.
EGGs-sIcsdy; western, 2s92eLc.
Pork Unsettled and heavy; mess, SIC 75@161s
spot; sl7 asked December
HAMs-Short clear, l05s.
BEEr-Quiet; plain meas new, 10k0l1H; extra
new, I23i2x-
MIDDLks-Lopg clear middles, 3; western, N.
LARD-Steady; prime steam, SO 209l0 p spot
SO 2s1zdl0 . December.
BUTTkR-tirm for choice, and others unsettled
Western, IL a30c.
CHEEss-Fism Td1ic.
wHIsKY-Steady; 81 10.
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STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Adjourned Meeting 10 be Held az To
poLa, December re. - AID rs.

Adjourned Meeting 70 be Held az To
polka, December re. - AID 2s.
An adjourned meeting OF the Kansas
State Teachers Association will BE- held il
Union Hall, Topeka, three days, commence
ing December Goth and aoiourning On the
2sth. Arrangement. have been made FOR
reduced rates upon the railroads, the fol-
lowing lines having agreed to eel round
trip tickets for one fare: Atchison, Topeka
q Santa Fe, Kansas Pacific. s.. Joseph &
Denver, Central Branch, and the Aichison
4 Nebraska. The Missouri, Kansas *
Texas, Missouri River, Fort Scott & Gulf,
and the Leavenworth, Lawrence 4 Calves
ton roads will sell round trip tickets at one
and one-6fth fare.
The Teft House in Topeka, only half a
block from Union Hall, in which the ses-
sions are to be held, will entertain all mem
bers of tine Association at Sl.50 per day,
including fire, or LOO per day to parties
occupying a room without q fire. The pri-
vate boarding houses will furnish lodgings
at 81 90 per day to those preferring them.
The proceedings Of the session of the AZ
ISOLATION promise to be both Interesting and
profitable. The opening address viii be
made by the President, II. e. Spcer, Of
Junction CITY, and particular attention
will be paid to the Normal School question
by the members. Distinguished gentlemen
will lead the discussions upon this latter
topic, and the members OF the Legislature
and the State government have been invited
to participate.
The next regular meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners, will be held on
the 2nd of Janusry 1877
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Ponds Extract.-Thism most valua
bic medicine has now been before the pub
lie and the profession for thirty years, and
with very slight advertising, has been SO
rapidly and constantly increasing in public
value and estimation that thousands of FAM
lilies rely upon it for the cure of numerous
ailments that continually occur in every
day life. A large number of intelligent
physicians of all schools Of medicine use it
daily in their practice, and everywhere be-
stow upon it the highest Communications.
1t is one of those few remedies which never
deceive. The PAIN and suffering Of burn
or . ecald, wounds, bruises and sprains, are
Immediately relieved by applying cloth
wet with the Extract. In no instance will
it prove injurious; it may be used internal
ly or externally, and may be relied upon
a. a most invaluable family Remedy and
Vegetable Pain Destroyer. Sold by all
druggists. eod&w
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The day after Bankers attempt to es.
cape, another prisoner named Andrew Will
lisms broke from his guard and made .
run for dear life, but the unerring bullet
caught him before he had reached hun.
dred yards, and he fell q corpse. He had
just been convicted of murder in the first
degree, and chose to accept the alternative
of the rope-the bullet. Fourteen muir
derers are now in Fort Smith awaiting
trial, and the prosecuting attorney seems
to think their chances for the rope couldn't
Be better.
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Stems Oriental stomach Bistsrs.

They are the great Blood Purifier and
LIE giving principle, . perfect renovstor and
invisorator Of the system, carrying of al
poisonous matter and restoring the blood te
. healthy condition, enriching, refreehing
and invigorating both mind and body
They aEe easy Of administration, prompt in
action, certain in their results safe and 10
liable in all forms Of disease. These bit.
ten are especially adapted to the use Of
Females. Mothers, If your daughters com
plain of lasaitude and exhausted vital en-.
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy; do cot delay,
but secure . bottle before II is too late
Sold BY EsKRDoRT. eod&w
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4 PAPER CITY,

hy DR.. l.. Il oeke rev. Petroleum v. Nasby).
IL wildly illustrates the presenI era OF speeua-
ton, Of Living without work, Of making money
without capital; and will be one Of the most
spark,ing and attractive serials ever published.
FOCETH.-We shall publish series OF
articles from Ine pen OF ELDKx BH1wsrkR, JR-,
of Brewsterville, Mass, on mea and thir IS, re-
ligion and politics, and every top topic as IL
cUnssup.
EIETH.-our great premium for the year
We b. lieye 10 be the test ever ofeTed-yiz.:
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HealthnalneA.

A distinguished physician says: "Af.er
careful examination of DR.. Prices Cream
BAKING Powder, I am satisfied that it il .
wholesome and valuable preparation, with
which bread and other articles may he pre-
pared suitable to = weakened and disorder
ed digestion. l have introduced it among
my patients, and have yet to learn Of the
first instance where . convalescent pstiens
could not indulge in warm biscuits made
with it, and feel the better for it. Sour
milk and saleratus will not, 1 hope, b.
longer rsed to poison the stomach and cor
rupt the blood" dslOd&xIt.