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AccIDENr.-Tbursday afterneen
last, an accident happened to q
party of three ladies-Miss Maggie
King, Miss Gates, and another
whose name we could not learn :
by the oyerturning of buggy at
the Camp Ground. Miss King was
driving q spirited horse, and COM
Jog very fast toward the entrance
into tho Grounds, the turn being
very short, tho near fore wheel
came ID contact with the body or
the buggy, and, as quick as fiash
Of tightening, over it went and
out tumbled the ladies. Two Of
whom escaped with slight injuries,
but it is feared that Miss King, was
seriously If not dangerously injur-
ed Messrs. Ed. Iliff and Jos.
Henderson, being there with a
carriage, politely proffered their
assistance and conveye ed Miss King
and her companions to the resi-
dence Of Miss KS, father. The
buggy was pretty considerably
smashed.
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From Juliau,s Radical.

From Julian's Radical.
Cannot afford to dispense with Grants
services. /.
These FEW POINTS alone in his
record, among MANY SIMILAR, give
to the world in GENERAL GRANT,
ASSURANCE OF A MAN. To which
let us not forget to add, that HE
has FAITHFULLY REDEEM
ED ALL HIS PLEDGES TO
THE PEOPLE. While, there
fore, we are, as a general rule,
in favor Of "the one term prin-
ciple," we are yet FULLY PERsuA-
DED that, in the case before US,
our Country CANNOT AT
FORD TO DISPENSE WITH
THE SERVICES, AS CHIEF
EXECUTIVE FOR ANOTH-
Err TERM OF OUR GREAT
CAPTAIN--A TRUE, INDIE
PENDENT, HONEST MAN,
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The September number Of this periodi-
cal leads off with 3 beautiful picture, ..In
the Summer Woods" .The Vale of
Avoca" is also lovely scene, ard Of pc
culiar interest. There are the usual styl-
ieh fashions, and the music is Little
Matte" The stories, which are surpass-
ingly excellent, IS usual, begin with Miss
Muzzey's promised serial, s.Una and Her
Lions," very superior story. Mrs.
Woods novel continues to be of absorb
ing interest. ''Only Wish" is very at
trsctive, and IAN Every Day Heroine"
is in Miss Douglass most fascinating
style. There arc some lively sketches
and good poems mingled with the serials
forming the best entertainment to b
found in the way Of light literature. The
Workable md pattern department ana
the Editorials are also we'll attended to.
Price, $500 year. -Four copies $500
Eight copies (and one gratis) $l2.0o.
@Ths Ladies' FRIEND" ($2.O0) and The
Saturday Evening Post,"i$3.0o) fos
$3.50. Published BY Deacon 3 Peterson,
Philadslphia. Single copies for sale BY al
News dealers, and By the Publishers,
peics 20 cents. -Pallsdium and Fsisad,
foe $500.
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A lsishman Vas araingned for
stealing and txo witnesses swors
positively to his having committed
the theft be was adjudesd gull
y, notwithstanding he protested
thst b could bring dozen Of his
friends to prove they did not sss
him do il. Just so with Gratx
Brown, Gov. English says he did
not see him drink anything in
toxicsting, 'snor have ever seen
him drink one drop" Now comes
the Rev. Mr.. Cleavland, and ayers
that Brown wac, s'anduly influen-
ced by some intoxicating drink or
drug" Mr.. c. says he saw Brown
drunk, the hotel clerk says 20, the
New Haven Palladium and other
papers say so. That is efficient
no use for that negative testimony.
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A SUGGESTION.

Ed PALLADIUM: The meetings
of Old Settlers and the Interchange
If observations founded on ripe
experience, have proved success
full wherever held, and no place
where it has proved more so than
ut our own Deighboring town OF
Centrevil.c. Now, Mr. Editor, it
strikes me favorably, that il We
could have more Of those meetings
lit the old folks could have re-
unions. so that they could be more
convenient of access in different
parts of the county they would all
be enabled to attend some one of
them.
If you please, would divide
those meeting Into three parts--
one say at Cen;reviIle, already cs-
tablished--one at Cambridge City
and one st Richmond. Divide she
year into three parts make the
one at Cent? eville hold Its annual
IN ceilings, as it now does, the first
of August--the ono at Richmond,
the first Of October, and the one
!; at Cambridge, on the first OF May.
I. All these meetings, you see, will
occur in q pleasant season of the
year, for the comfort of the old
folks, and then, the young folks
can come along and take care OF
them, and have q "good time
witnessing their enjoymen. and
enjoy ing themselves. I,
Hoping that carly steps will be
taken to have such al old settlers
pioneer association established ir
Cambridge and in Richmond.
submit the suggestion, and trust
that the press viii assist in putting
1t into practical operation. ]
Oxs OF MANI.
Richmond, Aug. "a, IL
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From Julian's Radical.

From Julian,s Radical.
Hs took the male bovine BY the horns.
Gen. Grant, in some eminent
respects, has shown himself as
much superior in civil as in mil
itary affairs. He has promptly
taken positions and assumed re-
sponsibilitics which no mere
politician, Of the ordinary run
Of our statesmen, would have
dared to do. Take coz instance
his direct announcement in his
inaugural address in favor Of Ne
gro Suffrage. The party which
elected him. had lodged the
question in its platform. What
other men, outside Of the pro-
nounced Radicals, but would
have followed that example as
President and lodged, or at
least postponed a declaration on
the subject7 But not so with
Grant. An old-time Democrat
before the war, he at once de-
monstrated the soundness Of his
conversion, the frank heroism Of
his nature, q well O. the high
est ststesmanship, BY taking the
bull by the horns
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Or. Weiss extract Of
JUElUE a3B- a


retains all the Regina .rsues peculiar 10
the plant and ness te ken rs ! perlnaneE.
curxtive asent.
IL sh.r- ssans ct action in your Liv-
cr n Syseais .uless rsiived ct once, The
blood heeni5lsa impure ~ deleterious seere-
tions. pres,ncng serofn' NJ or skin Diseases
Blofches. felons. fassa:as, csnker, Pimp'es,
de-, dc.
Take JasuSe!aa 10 clt.ase purify AID re-
store The viiis.e,i blood l., healthy acticr.
Have yea a Dy<pcptic Stomach
Unless ii .esiioH IN promptly aided tho sesna
is ,.;:;ai,s.. NTH loss of vital f0rce, pofxrta
Of lie i.'eoi, Dropsicai Tendency, aeae.a 81
We.kscss NJ Isssiiude.
Take il 10 assist Digesisoa sithouf raacsi.a
will ;mpsrt youthful visor 10 the wears 50;
tcrer.
Have goa weakness Of the I3sss-
tines You are in danger of ChroEic Disr-
rLna or he dreadful ILLUMINATION of the Bow
e!s.
Take il 10 alag irritation AID ward Cd ten
dcncy 10 iniisnl nations.
Have yea .yaakess os the Uterine
or Urinary Organs Yea must proci.Te
instant relief or goa are liable to suitrIiag
worse tran death.
TAX, il 10 strengthen organic weakness or
life becomes burden.
Finally it SHOULD I've frequently taken 70
keep the system in perfect health or you are
otherwise III great danger Of E:aIarial, MAS
matte or contagious diseases
JOHN Q KELLOGG, Is Plat st.. n. I.
Sole Agent for the U aitcd States.
Price 81 per Bottle. Send for Circular. 4asd
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LOO AL RECORD.
n. G. DICKINSON. Jeweler. $40
Uoin street l56m
TO the Afflicted.
No Cure, No Pay--By
the Indian Doctor, =.
H, Puxdy, Of Fort
Wayne, Ind.

The doctor has practiced 40
years and is a regular graduate
Of two different schools and has
been with, three different tribes
Of Indians, from three to five
years with each tribe, and from
his long experience in the prac-
tice Of medicine makes it a spe-
ciality to treat Chronic Diseases
Of al classes in their various
stages with astonishing success
Private diseases, both male and
female, cured and all cases
strictly confidential. BY all
means DO sure to call and see
the Doctor and have a talk with
him, and be convinced Of his
great knowledge Of medicine
and diseases. Consultation free.
The Doctor will be at the
Huntington House, in Richmond,
on Thursday, the 9th day Of
August, and will remain four
days At Hagerstown, on Satur.
day, the 3lst day Of August,
and remain two days; and will
setnrn every six weeks. 42S
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RichmOId Industrial Association.
The oil absorbing questions, political, must
give room for urging our people Of all parties
not TO forget the fact that the Richmond In
dustrial Association" holds its annual Fair,
10 September next commencing on Monday
the 9th and continue to the 18th, inclusive.
Last year it was success, in everything ex-
hibited-all the industries of onr noble and
prosperous county we're represented, and had
the weather only been favorable, the efficient
managers of the Fair. would have brought
the institution ont of debt. 1t Is hoped that
the same spirit manifested then, BY our FARM
srs and mechanics 10 maks the Fair MIRRoR
Of their enterprise, skill and thrift, will again
animste them with ct least tenfold mors
force. and that We may have ON the beautiful
grounds Of the Association, in the year Of
grace, an Exposition that will excel all others
ever before seen in Old Wayae County.
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SEWERS AccrDENT-On Saturday
last, whilst our efficient CITY Trea-
surer, W.P. Wilson, and his son
we're on their road to attend the
; Republican Mass Meeting at Gen.
treville, when near the Voss
School House, tho horse they were
driving became frightened at
thrashing machine, and jumping
suddenly to one side OF the road
upset the buggy turning i CON-
pletcls npsidedos. ofeak;ng t.s
elder Sir. Wilson's left arm, he
tween the shoulder and elb ". aud
hrui>ing his head aud nose consid
crafty He was lifted in the buggy,
and driven back to Richmond,
| where ais arm was set hy DR. liar
riman, and he is now doing we'll.
although still sore in his body
from the jar he received in his
| tumble from the buggy. Whilst
undergoing the painful operation
of bringing together the broken
parts 0f his arm. this brave sol.
der, who los. leg at the hattie
Of Gettysburg, showed the ccur-
as eous stuff he's made OF and ney-
Ter fiinched, whilst the Doctor Was
tenderly handling his broken linh
but necessarily hurting his
feelings" he talkeI ami ioke.l
about having a nose put on him.
and was ''thaukful it wasn't his
neck that was b-oken." Such have
Grant soldiers always vote the
way they shot. and we trust he
will soon be able to 60 to an Other
Republican meeting, .and to gel
there next time without meeting
with q like mishap. Mr.. Wilson's
son. fortunately escaped with only
few scratches and bruises. /.
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The following Patents were issued from the
U. 8. Pstent Office to citisens Of Indiana. for
the week ending July 30, 1877, reported for
the Palladium, by Alexander b Mason, Sole.
itors of Patents. COS Seventh street, WASH
ingtou City. =
Water Elevatar-JJ Hamilton, Conners.
vile.
Wood Screw-W Matthews, Richmond.
Pad Crimp Z Last for Harness-R r Co.
vert, Mansfield.
Firs Proof floor and csiling-J Hodgsou,
Indianapolis.
Apple and Vegetable Knifs-A Kimbe :
Muncie.
Hay Stacking Apparatus,- Kirkpatrick,
Sugar Grove.
Sewing Machine-.-V Parker, Fl Wayne
Heating Stove-T Scantlin, Evansville
Fruit Basket-A Dean, Otto
Snap Hook-L Fiagg Peru
Map Holder Hiahasld. Centrevilie
Bss Hive-J Horseman-London
Carriage WHEEL Ridge, Richmond
Hub for Vehicle wheels Ridge, Rich
mond
Corn Plsntsr-C Stone, Greenwood
Lightning Rod Munson, Indianapolis
Carriage WHEEL & Shuts. Richmond
Gated u Wisell, Zauesyille
Cultivator--E Busssll, Indianapolis
Osndsnsing Apparatus for Gas WORM
H b Edgertown, Fl Wayne
Drier-R Kidd, Nontssuna
i ~ = rs- -
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Wayne County. Fairs.

Cambridge City Fair, commences
Sept. 10th, and continues through the
week, to the 23th.
Centreville Fair takes place, Tuesday,
Sept. Oath, and continues to the 9th.
These two Fairs, belong to Old
Wayne, and the reputation of our glori-
Gus county, should be kept up by making
them what the People of the county
can do, if they will, credit to her. The
only way to do this, is for all who can
contribute to tue articles to IL exhibited
to do so-do the best We can, and mako
all three Of our fairs what they shoull
be-profitable to exhibitors, and to the
welfare and prosperity Of every industry
within her borders.
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From Julian's Radical.
Don't know why be shouldn't ray %.
n !s,sals!, 1877,
Ulysses s. Grant.
From Jalian's Radical.

We make the above announce
ment, not to attract special no.
tice, or to indicate extra-oficious
zeal, but because it expresses
OUR MOST TIC
PREFERENCE, and we don't
see why we should not say SO.
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SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL
STATIONERY.

The Public Schools open on
Monday, Sept. I'd, and full sup
ply of School Books, States, Ink,
.Pens, Paper, Copy Books, and eve-
rything required for q complete
outfit for pupils--can be found at
JAMES ELDERS Book Store, oppO-
site Phillips Hall, at the lowest
price,. 242.
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From Jnliae's Radical.
Practical wisdom Of Grant on Indian
4 fairs.
Again, his putting the man
agement of our Indian Affairs
in Quaker hands. shows a mind
much above the grade Of the
mere politicians practical wis.,
dom which is being vindicated by
results.
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No bravsr soLiier drew III sword for the
Union than Col. T. W. HloazNsox, of Mass
acbusetts, and letter just Published shows
that he intends to vote tbs way he slot. He
says:
~ wish frankly to say that was opposed
to tho denomination Of President GRANT: but
am in favor Of his election. ] sec NO reason
Tor DESERVING 10 the enemy becaus. have ex-
ercised the soldiers privilege OF grnmbliuG
at my General.
There seems to me no safety Of the recan-
structiou measures. exceptin the hands of the
party ~hicli passed. them.
THE msin war cry Of the new party ap-
pears to b the overthrow of ccntra liza ion;
10 simply the efiortof national government 10
save itself from being murdered. In such .
contest am with the governsSen.."
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Carl Schurz once made
speech at Fort Wayne, ON which
occasion he ~ss pelted with cabb-
sge-heads. st oping down, he pick
ed up one of the heads hurled at
him, and, holding it in his hand,
said: "rhose of my countrymen
who vote with the Democratic party
have no norc intelligence than this
cahbage-head.'
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The Procession will be formed at Lyceum
Hall, on sth street, North Of Main, led BY the
Richmond Coruet Band, and march through
the principal streets thence to the Fair
Grounds OF nth Street, where . sunptuous
Dinner will be served.
Come, Young Men, bring yorr ladies', Old
Men your Wives-come one-come all. White
and Colored, and witness the Grand Street
Demonstration Of the Colored Citizens Of
Richmond, August 10th. Not less than three
Bands OF Music will be present on the occa-
sion. Come every body, Irrespective of Color
I'VE will give you all hearty Welcome.
~A Grand Festival will be given as
night
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The Centreville Chronicle, hae
come out red hot for Grant and
Wilson, and the Republican State,
District and County Tickets.
Three cheers for the Chrcnicle, and
heightened days and prosperity
attend its proprietor, Strick.
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NV DnncfoRY.-Nsssrs. Swarts / Ts-
drove, are now canvassinG the City for nov
DisectoFy. The price Of the work when com.
plstsd win DO $500 pr copy. IL will Be
good source Of advertising, besides furnish
ing . complete and thorough index Of names
business, &e., Of Ill our eitissus.
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Ge-On our first page, in Publishing the
poetic gem Of Col. Dennis, our compositor
marred the .thm Of one stanza BY leaving
out Of the second line the words so long,
We republish it as corrected:
The window o'erlooking she shrubs and
flowers,
That 50 long havo bloomed meath our
care
Where they sweetly blush in the morn ing
showers,
And perfume the soft evening air.
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Hon. JERRE N. WILSON,
Hon. WIN. A. PEELLE,
Hon. LEWIS G. WALKER,
Capt. LEE YARYAN,
THOMAS J. STUDY, ESQ.,,
VIII positively be present and
address the People. Pole raising
at 9 O'Clock, a. N. Speaking st l
o'clock, p. m. Torch-light Pro-
cession and Speaking at night.
e. Come with your Baskets
well filed.
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There will be preaching in Pearl
st. M. e. Church, by the Pastor,
next Sabbath morning and even
ing. The sermon in the morning
will be TO the children. All the
children and adults are cordially
Invited.
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A Grant and Wilson Club was
organized at Milton, last week, and
over one hundred members signed
the bylaws. Isaac Commons, 10
President Vice Presidents, w.
b. Mount, and D. p. Leibhardt,
and w. H. Myers, Treas. The club
has purchased . cannon, with which
to awaken the Greeleyo-cratic ba-
bies.
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Cows POISONED. Ion Saturday
last, eight COWS were poisoned by
drinking water from the trough
just west and adjoining the toll
gate, in West Richmond, from the
effects of which they all died. It
is supposed that some scoundrel
had poisoned the water by putting
strychnine in it.
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The Mayor was sued By crippled soldier.
from The Dayton Home, for not issuing hin
license TO eel jewslry, on the day Barnun's
show was here. The jury gave him . ~.
diet ef - and coats. The Mayor appealed
the easss and, whsa The Committse made
thsis report, esnsuriag him for having 1t
D1ssan's agsst pull IL wool ever biz eyes,
- slaAsd hat b "would make . satisfastosy
eSpaanAAioa Of bic eovEss OF ths psupse tius.S
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News stand.

Irwin Reed and lady returned from sisit
East, on last Monday, after IN absence Of
about four weeks. His health has been con-
sidsrably recruited BY his absence from the
cares and perplsxities If business.
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From ufiAn's Radical.
Grant takes . position at the risk Of his
popularity.
In like manner on the subject
Of the payment Of the National
Debt on which, also, his party
had trimmed and prevaricsted,
be did not hesitate to take the
responsibility Of q clear state
ment Of his position, at the inn
mineut hazard Of his popularity.
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School children can be provided
with complete outfits, at the Post
Office News s.and.
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members of the preses.t Congress.
10 the present Congress there are but il
membera, of whom are Republicans, and 8
are Democrats. Two additional Representa-
lives are to be chosen on the general State
ticket at the coming election. The Repub-
licans have good prospect Of carrying the
State, securing these two Congressman, az
we'll - the State ticket, and have chance Of
gaining two or three members in the sep ,rats
districts
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The PALLADIUM supports ''Our
Great Captain a true, independ-
emit, honest man. for the Presi-
dency, nd now is the time to
eubsoeibe for it, during the cam
paign, q only SO cents
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A Terre Hanse youth needs a
full set Of false teeth. lie threw
kiss to . carpenters wife.
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Republican Meetings

Gen. TOM. BROWNE, will ad-
dress the citizens OF Dublin, Tues
day. Aug q, at l o'olck, p. M.
And at Newport, Wednesday,
August. oath, at l O'clock, p. m.
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Thanks to the Richmond Indus trial Asxo-
citation for > Complimentary, for self and
lady, 10 it's third annual Fair, commencing
Sept. 9th, and continues to the 18th, inclu-
sive, 1872.
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q. johnson, who has been local for the
Independent for some time, has ceased his
labors therein.
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Ladies, for fashionable NJ lliosry, Of al
kinds, call at the Store Of Mrs. 8. A.
Tiff Davis, on North Franklin Street.
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A robin worste,i a bantam
rooster in battle st Lafaye,te,
Ind, . few days ago.
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For fruit jars 60 to J. E. Nye's
queenswaro store. They have
them Of every pattern.
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wauted---Millener.

One who has q general knowl-
edge Of the trade, and can give
first GLASS reference. Address,
Box As, Portland, Ind.
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The New York Daily Times and
Herald, at the p. O. News stand.
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cincinnati Market.

cincinnati; Market.
CINCINNATI Aug 2?s
COTrON-Demand good At full prices;low
middliDe, 20Hc.
FLOUR-Demand fair and market: GRE;
family % IS 70 o..
WHEAT-eh l 81 now 81 40
CORN--47c
RYE-3 IS TO IS.
OATS-36 40c.
BARLEY 70 70 SOC.
PROVlSIONS.-Pe,k, "A
LARD--SLc.
HOGS- 81. 60G6 25 ~
EGGS-lsc.
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Black Ink, for schools-5c. PEI
bottle-at the p. .. News stand.

Vegetables, Fruits, and the best Of Butter,
always to b he'd 1t W. W. Rattrayss, sue.
ooseor 70 E. q. Githens.
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INDIANA.

The following Is = complete list of the can
didates Of both parties for Representatives in
Congress from Indiana:
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One Of the best campaign papers
published, in opposition to the
Liberal movement, is ''Pomeroy's
Democrat" straiehtout Demo-
cratic paper. II can be hal at the
P. o. News stand,
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Now is the time to subscribe
or the PALLADIuM.
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lett STAND

Keep 1t Before the People-Mr. Sleph.
ens' Opinion Of President Grant
The NJ lst Remarkable Man of the
Age.
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N. B. Ballard at the Depot Drugstore,
has not forgotten the readers Of the
sspoor old Pal" and again invites them to
call on him for pure drugs and Medi-
cines. Prescriptions promptly and care
fully filled.
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The finest and best hats at Sunfins' Hat
Store.
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Elliott 3 HuGou are Offering furuitars cheap
q than ever. II you want TO procure hagaias
now 10 the time to do il.
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The bsst Of bargains are offered in
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