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National Republican., 1873-11-19
Worn TO a shadow.

~ u b1uoows
Flesh, muscle and mind a,ike deteriorpte when
the stomach faters In Its duty and the bowels do
not perform their part as scavengers OF the sys-
TEN regularly and naturally. In chronic dyspep-
cular fibre loose and nabby, and tho brain Inca.
pable OF prolonged or vigorous exertion. Every
organ, every member, even the Immortal mind
for support and
this feeder Of the system with Hostetters biom.
ach Bltters, when It falls to perform its funo.
lions lions properly: 4 good appetite, an increased
and assimilation will assuredly be the result.
The manner In which the great tonic and altera-
tive effects cure OF dyspepsia ID direct and
simple. It stimulates the digestive organs,
cleanses without convulsing the bowels, regu.
latcs the now OF bile and determines It into The
right channels, and exercises tranquilizing In.
nuence over the nerves.
THE Elccampane Cough Drops, for sale by Nat.
tan's. corner OF and Second streets northwest
are the best cough cure ever offered to the pub
lie.
A QUESTION for the teachers and scholars Of
the public schools: Is there Q grammatical error
Those panic days have shrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met reyeIses;
KEY pay a1 StL ,eRs cI. no, "A. At Az
The oldest BERGp the villes Just made,
The vast METROPOLITAN centres OF trade,
TO: isy up STORE for themselves and iholr
The place to SAVE MONEY, all will agree,
Is At aia Seventh street, between U and d.
New Store, New Stock.
II. G. LEWIS, No. 9O3k SEVENTH STREET.
has now In store, and daily receiving, q large
and complete assortment OF GENTLENEss, boys
.sD aaTs o. the very LATEST
ING GOODS, cheap for cash,
To Get Ysur nlsno,'s Worth
buy your Clothing ut Noah Walker 4 Co.'s, oil
English Worsted Diagonals and Beavers, Cut
away Goats aud Vests to match, at reduced
Oyercoats. 0yercoats. oyorcoats.
Wing Coats. Wing Coats. Wing Coats.
Boys, Youths and Chlldren's Clothing.
New stock received to-day.
stock received to-day. Cheap. Cheap: Cheap.
NOAH WALKER a Co.,
oil PsnnsylvanIa ave-, Metropolitan Hotel.
THn 0RRkr ENGLISH REnKpY for Qout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plaints either Of recent or long standing are ad-
ss Tssd 70 use Bar ,ls GOut and Rheumatic Pills
enectual remedy ever offered TO the public, and
haye been universally used In Europe for many
sa1 n1 .iin the greatest aau success Prepared y
and sod By al druggists.
WHITE. clean, sound teeth, oil may have By
using daily THURBroRb Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price 70 and 90 cents per bottle.
BnAufIBuI, soft glossy hair, all desire It, all
may have II by constant use OF THoMPsOhs
Pomado optime. Price, % and 20 oonts per
LIaHrooLonED Kid GlovesaIe very stylish when
not soilcd, J0Uvkss inodorous Rid Glove
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price 70
oents per bottle. All sold By druggists and
rHBs whenever q plaster a needed, are unTi-
vailed. prios ". 70. and m cents each.
National Republican., 1873-11-19

National Savings Bank,
corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth stroet
pays per cent. per annum on deposlts iot eaci
calendar month. Banking hours Q 70 Z; Batur
days, . to tAnd 10 Q.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
Tho Young Mem. Rcpsb,Ic.p Cl.s

Tu6 HOuhH NIcHb UcpubI1cun CTub,
A meeting Of the Young Mems Republican
Club is called for this evening at the club house.
on Thirteenth street. A full attendance OF mem
bers is requested TO act upon business Of inpor-
tausa
National Republican., 1873-11-19
IIeLoyEs, In great variety, for dress and warmth

Undergarments, from Is cents to s.,
Oyercoats, from f5 to tih.
Boys Suits, from 50 to tlJ.
0entlemen's Suits, from ti2 10 $50.
Prices have been adjusted - meet the yrwA
OF buyers.
one pTcO only. GEO. q. HEsSISd,
40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-11-19

WAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIOUE,
w Eleventh street, below ennsyivan avenue.
ANOTHER srUPEND0Us COMPANY.
Tho great Royal Jsddo
JAPANBSK TROUPE!
JtPANksE TROUPE!
The original Troupe permitted to visit this coun.
try by brccll permission OF tho
IMPERIAL TYCOON.
IN THEIR MARyELOus FEATsi
THE wONDER OF THE ZOE!
Tho Astonishing fgnillbrirt,
FRANK gibbons.
The greet scottisb NIGHTINGALE,
MISS ksNES SUTHERLAND.
THE ADAMS tRofHhasse TX bff fhaaRlse Melodies
SUE SUE SREsT SRAT SS1F SS1kF 81 81 BEAUTY BEAUTY
lea o' 'ns Sfrs III R SRSErfff ,fE rRffPsssSirf ssssSirfrr1t
Supported by M'LIE LoTIiE iii FONT. and
Twelve handsome ladies. '"a
The superb Drama of
KING AND FREEBOOTRR!
TIKI KING AND 'NllE FREEBUOTER.
,ro ~, Inirodncins
GEO W TM0MPSON, tgAN AND EDWARDS,
II JEAN sUCKLLY,H a SIMPSON. JOs.
GhEAT STAR COMPANY.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
Keen Ont iha Cold,

Keep Out the Cold.
Go TO bavage's, aud get him to put his un-
rivaled wcather-strip on y0us windows and
their friends TO go and do likewise. -
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsyivania avenue and Tenth street,
National Republican., 1873-11-19
THE GREAT ORGAN
JUST PLACED IN THE
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

WIFI DE ENffTDTTEDV VN
TUESDAY EvE,ING, NOV. e8, 1873,
ATS O'CLOCK,
Under the direction Of Or. J. p CAULFIELD. and
with The folloyins snpcrh musical cotpbipati0ni
The Eminent Contra 10;
PROF. GEO. W MORGAN. aud pRoF. II. 4.
BROWNE. Of New Nork,
The Celebratcd OrEanltis;
And Full Chorus o. the Philharmonic Bociety.
Admission ei50. Diagram of tho sale of seats
will be opened at Metz.raii's Music store, g.b
November n. where sutrcribsrs and otherr can
SO. .ect re.erved seats without iditicnAl charge.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
w. O. LYCETT,
B0DkblnpER AND PApER-RUlER,

No. 2T1 Pennsylvanin ave., bet. Tenth md
Eleventh streets, south sido.
90Oas sSny os SsnE SSsSSf Period
National Republican., 1873-11-19
NO rICEs OF NRw ADvRRTIsRMRNrs

A thrcc-story brick house for sale.
nine-room brick house Is wanted.
A nne, three story brick house for sale.
Furnished house No. ga II street for rent.
A lady would like to give lessons on the plano.
Germond Crandell vs.. Washington city Savings
Bank.
The Young Mems Republican Club will meet
this evening.
An elegant assortment OF carriages at Robert
II. Grahams.
Seventeen thousand dollars wanted on ..fTst-
class real estate.
The members Of the Corcoran z,uaves will
meet Monday evening.
Only few moro days N buy tickets for the
public library drawing Of Kentucky.
Green 4 williams will sell, on Monday, De-
cember !, at o O'Clock p. m., valuable property
on Tenth street, between and V northwest.
The sale by b. II. Warner Of large, two-story
frame dwelling In Uniontown, d. G., Is post
poned until Tuesday, December 0, at 4;3o p. m.
d. II. Warner will sell, on Wednesday. Deoen,-
her s, at $50 o'clock p. m. desirable property on
Nineteenth street, between and northwest.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.

NJ XIV OPBRA-u0U.k.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. ~,
engagement OF the Eminent Character Actor,
ma. DOnIINICK MURRAY,
who will prt duoe the Impassioned Drama. re.
piew WIN Intense interest, excitement and mIrth,
WILLY REILLY,
on' BHE Ur. WILLY hiELLr."
First Appearance for seyeral Weeks Of tho popu,,r
Comedian,
MIR, CHARLES STANLgY
rne Niy,f,SnI apd BEilisnt Com sdienne.
- The FAvoritc Actress,
MISS ALOE wYNDHkM,
And Other EstAbshed Artipts,
o In P,sp,..tion-"The Golden Bubble" Charles
"a aoNDAY. NOV. :4-LITTLE NELL
National Republican., 1873-11-19
We Fiad
That it Pays
Our CUSTOMERS AND OURSELVES

IN LAR0K vARigTY,
ATsAaE RATES.
HALLE Bros,
Merchant Tallors and Fine ClOthierB,
Corner Seventh ard ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
7 IN OLN HALL

INCO HALL.
SECOND LECTURE.
SCIENTIFIC COURSE,
PROF. ]. n. PEPPER.
supJEcTi
ROMANCE OF ACOUSTICS.
Reserve seats IS cents.
For,ale at the Elils music store. noyisN
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C O K E.

ordsrnlsft At the
GAsIIaHT OFFIOk,
No. na Tenth street, ~ ~ ! tfht 81 esI H tlNss
oofuH Third aud H lt. or Ito HHixt III ss
oeoErs.ou vti b. "rSn' ~ allan ,ad ir. oaI.Il
National Republican., 1873-11-19
ClNPLAIxE,

The secretary road several conmunlc itlons
complaining OF the neglect OF the Odoriess kx-
cayAting Company In removing nlghtsoil.
Mr. Ltngstou inquired " this company had
faculties for removing nightsoil.
The health oficer replied plat tho company
had eight pumps at work, and during the week
they had cleaned l,0st prlvies, which Indicated
that they had been Vt work.
Or. Bliss said he had watched the workings of
this company closely, and that they were pU-
pany tp,k charge there were vast labors befose
thein, aud the cause OF delay In their getting at
work was owing to this vast accumulation. but
that they were gradually overcoming the DIM
pumps TO ten, which he thought would be sum
cieut 10 ponform all the work required OF them.
Mr.. Marbury thought the great mistake was In
their beginning work before they had pumps
suiiclent - supply the demand Tor their ser
vices,
National Republican., 1873-11-19
LIFE TO HIN WAS DEATH TO SLAVERY.

The grandeur and blcssedness OF his idea OF
liberty exceeded the nre-nashing sentiment Of
Patrick Henry, "give me liberty or give me
death. for his exclamation was, give the black
inan liberty or give me death. No freer man
a foreigner to shacklo or yoke, and came down
from the heaven OF freedom " be sacrifice to
slavery. The hour OF his need found John
Iirown near at hand. Personally he was OF
mild aud genial temperament, even tempered,
Of refined speech, In every way calculated 10
follow q smooth path through life.
When boy he had been sent to Kentucky 10
deliver some cattle, and there witnessed the
brutal logging OF colored lad whose acquaint.
ance aud friendship he had formed. until ne fell
beneath the blows Of the Iron shuttle, used AZ q
whip by his master. FROM that hour
National Republican., 1873-11-19

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-12

The Hon. A. d. Stephens Of Geor-
eia. in recent address 1t meeting at
Alexander, Tor the benefit ofanl orphan
asylun and free school Of thst city, re-
latsd the following ansodots:
"a poor little boy, ono cold night,
with no home or roof to sheker bis head,
no paternal, maternal, guardian or guide
to protect or direct him on his way,
reaching Il nighttaIl the home Of the
wealthy planter, who took him in, fed
and lodged him and sent him on his way
with his blessing. There kind atten-
tons cheered his heart aud inspired him
with fresh courage.to battle with the
obstacles Of life. Years rolled on
Prov idence led him on, and he reached
the legal profession. His host had died
the cormorants that prey on the sub
stance Of man, had formed . conspiracy
to get from the widow her estates. She
sent to the nearest counsel to commit
her cause to him, and that consel prov :
ed to ba the orphan boy long tefore
welcomed and entertained " her
deceased husband. The s.imulous Of q
warm, tenacious gratitude was now adj
ded to tho ordinary motive connected
with the profession. He undertook her
case with . will not TO be resisted he
gained it, the widows estate was secur-
ed 10 her in perpetuity, and" Mr.. Ste-
phens added with an emphasis Of emo
ton that sent an electric thrill through
out the house, ssthat boy stands before
YOU"
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Pure Spitefulness


A sp;teful made-oi-all work,
employed by a Canadian family,
recently took very effe Give way
of revenging an insult which she
fancie6 she had received at the
hands of her mistress. She de-
liberately accused the latter before
q magistrate Of having destroyed
her Bible. A considerable number
of those persons who are always
anxious to investigate the lives OF
their neighbors, Immediately start
ell q subscription, and purchased
a magnificently bound Bible, which
they presented to the maid, in ad-
dition to q few o:her tokens Of
their admiration for her heroism in
making the matter public. The
magistrate. notwithstanding the
fact that the lady declared the
testimony to be utterly untrue,
sentenced her to pay tho value Of
the Bible, the costs Of court, and
81 extra, by way of punishment
for tie crime Subsequently the
girl herself, in q fit Of remorse
made an affidavit in which she
confessed she never had Bible.
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A correspond MT OF the New
York Times at SANTANA Bay, rep
resents eli things a. not quite
lovely there, and earnestly urges
intending emegrants to delay their
removal for . time. At present
there Is the greatest uncertainty
anil confusion Ia land titles, aud
added TO THE the American set
tier will have to undo . belief
which the agents Of thu San Do
mingo Compsny have given the
.conpany-that 10, that the Amer
can viii pay . double price f,l
anything offered him, provided he
wants Il The beautiful country
In time o6ers rdelightful homes and
vast wealth to those who seek, but
for some time yet everything will
be extravagantiy high and unset.
tied. A great many Cubans are
likely to 60 to the island, aad cot
fee and sugar raising must eventu
ally flourish ahead Of any Other
branch Of farming there. ~
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A Connecticut school ma'am b ad
. spelling class OF boys which did
not recite satisfactorily. None OF
the scholars bad their lessons,
but some were worse than others.
How to punish all ct one fell
stroke, and vet each according to
his degree # desert, was the pro,
blem which the school ma'am thna
ingenionsly solved. She made the
worstspeller lie down on the floor,
the next worst on top of him and
90 pig-piled the whole class, dress
ing Of the upper one with q shin.
gle. By this plan each culpril
bore the exact weight of punish
ment proportioned to his desert
Evening Post.
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SHERlFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of decree to me directed
ID from the Way ne Common Please Court
] will expose ut Public Sale, at the Court
House door in the torn Of Csstsrville. Wayne
County. Indiana, ON tie 18th day Of April.
1873. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. -. !.
and o'clock ? n, on said day, the follow
ing property to-wif. A part Of the north
vest quarter Of section 4. township i /. n nee
west, beginning ai the north-we corner
Of said section. thence south 100 rods, thence
east 48 rods, thence north - and 4 10 rods.
thence esss III and u rods 70 Z stone in he
middle Of the Arba Taynpiks. thence north
y Of degree, east s.. rods TO The north-
east corner OF said quarter section. thence
west 159 and II rods to the place Of begin
ming; containing seventy acres, more or iess.
To be sold ~ the property Of Henry Robin
son and Rachel Robiason, to satisfy sa;d
decree ip my hands in favor Of John II.
Max~ ell; said sale without relief from vslua-
ton or appraisement Iews
IJii WV. STUDY, Sheriff Wayne County.
Lewis D. Stubbs. Ats,y for Plaintiff.
March ~ 1873.
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We have mot thought it worth
while 10 make any conspicuous an
nouncemsnt Of the fact that neither
Senator Morton, Senator Pratt, nor
Hon John Ooburn Of this District
had drawn the extra back pay I'M
der the hte ct of Congress, because
We had reason to believe that these
gentlemen had simply done what
they thought was their duty under
the circumstances, and did not care
to have il talked about But since
there seems TO be curiosity in
some quarters to know the facts it
10 - wen to state that not only
have neither Of the above named
gentlemen drawn the back pay, but
That they decided on this action i'm
mediately after the passage Of the
bin, which they al opposed to the
best Of their ability. We are glad
TO be die to announce that they
not only Asve not touched, but from
tl,s Asst hsve never intended to
touch tits disgraceful grab mon
ey.-Indianapols Journal.
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SOLDIERS HOME REPORT.

We are indebted to Capt. W. H.
Louch, Secretary Of the Dayton
Soldiers Home, for a copy ofthe
Annual Report for 1872. From
this we note that the people are
now taking care Of 4,730 of our
disabled oldiers, oil bat 90 of
whom are now in the four asylums
situated q, Dayton, Augusta, Maine,
Milwaukee, VIE, and Hampton,
Va. This is an increase of 022
over 1872.
During the last year 2,426 Sol
dicrs have been cared for by he
Dayton Home, sos Of whom were
from Ohio, 493 from Pennsylva-
nia, 410 from New York, 1s8 from
Indiana, 1902 from Illinois. 1925
from Michigan, sc from Kentucky
and the remainder scattered thro,
nearly all the States.
OF the whole number cared Tor
at the Homes 5 have lost both
arms, 5 both legs, 2 an arm and =
leg, 2l9 an arm, 283 q leg, and
2766 had other disabilities from
wornds. OF these 1882 were mar
ried, and their families were sup
ported in whole or in part by
pensions and labor Of their hus-
bands.
As to nativity, 1888 were Amer.
leans and 2,44l were Of foreign
birth. OF the latter 826 were born
in Germany, 1905 in ireland, 2I8
in England, and the rest scateer-
ed through every cline from Au-
stralia to Norway.
The schools and iibrarias are
worthy features of these HON q /.
The Soldiers. who were many OF
them unlearned, have made excel
lent progress, and hundreds have
been enabled TO go ont from these
places to honorably ell tho best
positions.
Not only do these wards Of the
Nation read and make progress in
learning, but they do vast amount
LOT work At the Dayton, or Cen
trail Home, during the last year
the work amounted to $7O.068, 76,
besides sttending to their own
wants.-Of this amount the sol.
diers themselves received as wag-
es $50, 20i,17. Taking the entire
report and noting each item csre-
fully the reader, who is proud OF
the defenders of his country, can.
not help being glad in his soul
thst they have such pleasant and
comfortable homes, as much better
han the majority OF the people
have as the wounded defender
OF . country deserve over those 80
whose defenee they suffered. Ger.
taiolv We can we'll say Of these
worthy boys. "May they live lone
and prosper" Ration Register. !
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ALETrER FROM ArHBeEcIIEK

Ab6TTEk FROM 0IHl WGBCutB1k'
Abide in Central Park With victory
woodruff
Miss Catherine Becsher sssds The follow
ing letter 10 the New FORK Tribune.
"An emergency involving the delieacy and
honor Of my seq makes is my dsty 10 sub
init the following facts 70 the laAies Of this
city:
Nearly two years ego ss the lequ<rt of .
ftiend who had Perfect conhaenea IN her trstA
and purity, I accepted an invitation from
Victory Woodruff 10 ride with her in Central
Park. The result was an imyaDsisu. that
sha was either insane or the hapiess victim
OF malignant spirits, for she caluly informed
me- that several distinguished editors, clergy
men aud lady authors Of this city some Of
them my personal friends, and m Of them
models of domestic purity and virtue mot
only held her opinon on free love, but prac-
ticed accordingly, and that il was only .
lack of moral courage which prevented their
avowal Of such opinions. concealed all
this. excepting from few personal frierds;
because it is cruelty and disgrace to any
persons OF refinement and delioasy especial
I. ~ 10 iadie-, to have their names and char
acter publicly subjected 10 inqu Try as to
such practice. Since that interview this
woman, or her associates, have been carry
ing ont3a plan for msking.:money BY maiign-
ing or th reatenirg conspicuous persons OF
such purity and sensibility that It would be
expected they or their frieuds would pay
! large sums rather than come in collision
With such antagonists ard their filthy weap.
Ons. ~ 49, &
such an operation carried. out in New
York would extend indefinitely 8 he proper
way Of meeting this evil 10 IA sechrs the sn-
forcement Of an existing law, BY which an
officer Of the State. andnnt the person a.
sailed, may prosecute any who circulsts
aspersions Of character which they cannot
prove to be true. it being in such cases As
this penitentiary offence. When such .
law is well executed, and when imrrisonmsn,
for life without power Of pardon 10 any hur
man hands, shall be the penalty for murder.
then the present exasperating surges Of so
ciety will be assuaged, and the dove Ard
olive branch appear. American women pos
sess power little appreciated or exercised
tor it is certain that there is no beneHcienl
law which they would unite in asking to have
enacted or enforced which would not readily
be granted. For this reason the tGR6ence o.
the ladies Of this city 10 bssought 10 secup,
In this conspicuous case the enforcement Of
the penalty for the most cruel Islander thai
many have already suffered, and which is a.
ready threatened to others. The officers OF
law wbose duty it fs to abate thiaaSl are q
hand. and their cars can be reached = man
woman whom taey respect. ~ 1ks sans
time, our clergy men can be entreAted 10 lend
their corporation BY teaching ftssDtss pull
pit what maRy do not know) that helpiu,
to circulate aspersiors of character which
they cannot prove to b. true is . vioiatio,
botAof the Decalceue and OF our civil law.
CATHERINE BEECHER.
NEW York. March 26. 1871
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sHERlFFs SALE.

RYsYlRTUH Of a. execution to me Direct
II ted from the. Wayne Circuit. Court, 1
xhl expose q Public Sale, 1t de Court
Hoo daos In the t6un of.Ceuss. Vile. W yne
Csunty, Indiana, on The 1osh day of April,
1919. between the hours OF 10 o'el,ck 4. H..
and o'clock r. n, on said day, the following
property tn.wis: The south bali % lot nun.
ber eighty (60) IL that part Of the city of
Richmond laid out By John Smith, situate 10
W6vSe County. Htate Of Indiana; 10 b soN
- The property o. ChrhtnpAsr shcver 9
setisfy said exeeution b my handle 10 tavos
!. ftum valuations Or apprajsemeut laws.
1 W. q. STUDY, Sheriff wayAt County,
" A Bic. lie. Atty Gor Plaintiff
Narch -. 1873. sst
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Destructive floods visited =

Destructive floods visited ives
tern New York and northern Penn
sylvania last Tuesday. Some Is or
20 lives were lost by the giving way
Of foundation wall on one of the
river streets in Rochester, N. Y.
Canals and railroads were greatly
damaged in p Pennsylvania. The wa
ters in the Mississippi and its trib-
utaries north Of St Louis are re-
ported very high and great destruc
ton OF property was anticipated
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3worse tAsn Blind Tom on ! speIl.

VOTE CAdn 0ll00 Tom ON q spell.
The most original spelling we
have ever seen is the following: It
heats phonetcs-80 you be-a tub.
30 oh! pear-a top Be 80-bat
See So cat Pea ;80-pat. Are
80 rat. See oh! double yon-cow.
See you be-cub. See = bee-csb
Be sou double tea-butt. See al
double ell-calL
aMamma," said q wee pet, ssthey
sang.l want 70 be and ANGEL and
l sung with them." ssWhy, Nelly /!
exclaimed mamma, .scould you
keep time with the rest I' 81 guess
I could, - proudly answered little
Nelly: 80 kept ahead OF them
most OF the way through"
One OF the three ablest journals
u Al I1dia is edited by Hindoos,
and Yields = rapidly increasing in
fnehcs both among Englishmsn
and The natives.
Decoration Day" occurs on the
SOth Of May, prox.
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List Of Patents.

The following patents were issued from
the United States Patent Office 10 the citizens
of Indiana for the week ending March Is.
1878, reported for TIE PALLADIUN by Alex
ander Mason. Solicitors of Patents. COS
Seventh street, Washington, DC.
Treadle, B Bolinger. Michigan City.
Wheel for Vehicles. s Miller. Economy.
Wheel Plow, J Morrell, Belleville.
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The Mayor of lafayette Ind !, Is
carrying oue he Sunday ordinance
"a ~ stxiet lsttsr q the law. On
sreoent amdayhs not only arres-
I'D keepers q stl6ons, ETC., which
were op0, but IN the milkmen.
twenty lbw Iailrsad employees who
were about 10 start . train, and the
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