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THE PALLADIUM.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL n. 1874.


First Presbyterian Church-Fiftl
street, between Main and Walnut
Rev. /. NJ. Hughes, Pastor. Services
At 1870, a. IN. and z p. m. Sabbath
School at 8 .. m.
U. p. Church-Corner Eighth and
Mulberry streets. Rev. r. Turnbull,
Pastor. Services every Sabbath q
1880 .. IN. and Z p. N. Sunday School
ut 8 o'clock, .. m.
Pearl Street n. 4. Church-BfsnA
way, Pearl and Front streets. Rev.
N. Gillian, Pastor. Services at 1870
a.. IN. and p. m. Sabbath School At
Bpm.
Grace NJ. f. Church Broadway
and Seventh streets. Rev. II. N. Me-
kaig, Pastor. Services at 1890 a. m.
and Z p. m. Sabbath School at 9 a. m.
Friends (Whitewater)-North OF
Depot. Services 1870 a. III. Sabbath
School at 8 a. IN.
Friends (Hicksites) -Broadway and
Eighth streets. Services at IL a. m.
Sabbath School at 8 a. m,
Friends ORTHODOX Fifth street,
between Walnut and Market. Ser.
vices 1870 q. m. Sabbath School at 8
n. m. Mission Sabbath School ut 2
p. m.
St. Pauls Episcopal Church -
Broadway and Fifth streets. Rev. j.
b. Wakefield, Rector. Services at
1920 a. m. and p. m. Sabbath
School at a. m
First Baptist Church-Eighth ST.,
between Main and broadway. Rev.
-------P Pastor. Services
at 1870 a M and Z D. nj.
Christian Church Qate Central)H
Rev. A. j. Latin, Pastor. Services
at 1870 a. IN. and p. IN. every Sab
bath. Sunday School at 8 a. m.
New Jerusalem Church-Corner of
Franklin and Walnut. Services at
1920 a. m. and 2:30 p. IN.
st. Pauls Lutheran Church-South
Franklin street. Rev. Wickemeyer,
Pastor. Services at 10 a. IN. and ! D.
IN. Sabbath School at 2 y. IN.
German Luthuran Church-South
Front street. Rev. Lowenstein, Pas
tor. Services at 10 a. N. and 7 p. m.
School at 2 p. m.
: St. Andrews Catholic Church.
South Pearl street. Rev. Father
Hundt. Mass "a .. m, High Mass 81 |
a. m. Sunday School at p p. m. Yes
pers at , p m
st, Mary's Catholic Church-Cor-
ner franklin and Broadway. Rev.
Father McMullen. Mass 8 .. m,
High Mass 10 a. m. Sunday School
1t P m vespers at 7p: m. 4
African NJ: Il. Church-Corner of
and Marion streets. Rev. j
Pastor. Services at 1890 q
m. and Z p. IN. Sabbath School at 2
p. m.
African Baptist Church-Corner of
Sixth and Market. Rev. Nimrod
Lewis, Pastor. Services at 1890 a. m.
and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at 2 D. N.
Progressive Lyceum-Lyceum Hall
1t 2 D. m.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
STATE OF INDIANA.o
Wayne County,

Wayne County,
Before Enos Thomas, Justice of The Peace
IN and for Wayne township, in said county.
Patrick Murphy vs. William Miner.
The above named 9efendanf is hereby
notified that on the 30th day Of May fS-4
at the Mayors office, at the city of tioium-
bus, In the county of Franklin. State Of
Ohio between the hours of O'Clock a NJ
and O'Clock p. NJ. of saiu day, before some
officer authorized to take deposifions the
plaintiff viii proceed TO take the daposi tions
OF witnesses to be used in evidence in the
trial OF said cause on behalf of the plaintiff
and If necessary, will continue said taking
from day to day until said dispositions are
completed. A B. YOUNG
March 81 1871. Attorney tor Plaintiff.
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JURUBEBA.

II arrests decay of vital forces exhaustion
VI Tue nervous system, restores vigor to the
deoilItafed, cleanses initiated blood,remoyes
Sesicie distractions. and acts directly on the
aver ana spleen. Price 81 a bottle. JOHN
W. nI-A1Ao1u, 10 IIatI street, n. y. 81
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NOTICE To TAKE DISPOSITIONS

NOTICE To TAKE DEPOSITKOES,
siAlh Or iSDiASA' IS. So
Wayne County,
Before Enos Thomas Justice of the Peace
In and for Wayne township, in said county.
William May VS.. Charles Quinby. At
tachmeut.
The defendant in the above entitled cause
IS hereby notified that on the 18th day Of
April, 1874, at the Clerks office, at the city
OF Steubenviile, in the county of Jefferson,
state OF Ohio, between the hours Of . O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ. of said day before
some officer authorized TO take dispositions
the plaintiff will proceed to take the depo-
SitiOns of witnesses to be used in evidences
on the trial of said cause, in behalf of the
plaintiff. and will, ii necessary, continue
SAID taking from day to day, until said depo-
sitions are completed.
A. B. YOUNG,
March "a, 1874. Attorney for Plaintiff
3-SN
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Notice N ArrAcuuKx1.


STATE Of INDIANA,)
Wayne County.
Before Enos Thorn as. Justice OF the Peace
in and for Way ne ownship, in said county
Charles Phinney VS.. Hiram ROush.
The defendant In the above entitled cause
Is hereby notified that on the 4fh day OF
May, 1874, AT the Clerk 3 Once of the city
OF Lima, In the comfy of Allen, and State
OF Ohio, between the hours Of O'Clock A.
NJ and O'Clock p NJ, of said Nay, before
some officer authorized TO take dispositions,
the plaintiff will proceed 10 take the depo-
sitions of Witnesses to be usestin evidence
on the trial of said cause, and will, if neces-
sary, continue said taking II ON day to day
until said dispositions completed.
Dated this LIST day of April 1874.
A. b. YOUNG.
S-3w Attorney for Plaintiff
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In ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE In ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF INDIANA,)
lSS.
Wayne County,
Before Enos Thomas, Justice OF the Peace,
IN and for Wayne township, in said county
William May VS.. Charles Quinsby AT
tachment and garnishment.
The above named defendant is hereby no.
tined that on the 2lst day of February Isl l.
issued a writ of attachment and garnfsh-
meilt, in the above entitled cause and that
the hearing of said cause is set for 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on the 18th day of May, 1874.
ENOS THOMAS, ]. p.
A. b. Young, Attorney tor Plaintiff
) 3w
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NOTICE To TAKE DISPOSITIONS
STATE OF INDIAEA,)

STATE OF INDIANA,1
Wayne County. a
Before Enas Thomas, Justice of the Peace
In and for Wayne township, in said county
Joseph Scarborough VS.. Walter McIntray.
Attachment.
The defendant in the above entitled cause
is hereby notified that on the 9Th day al
april, 1874. at the Mayors ONCE, at the city
of Columbus, in the county Of Franklfn
state of Ohio. between the hours Of O CLOCK
A. NJ and O'Clock p. n. of said day. before
the plaintiff will proceed TO take the depo,
sitions of witnesses to be used in evidence
on the trial of said cause, in behalf or fhe
plaintiff and VII. If Necessary. continue
said taking from day today, until said depo-
sfuons are completed.
A. B. YOUNG.
March a. lss4- Attorney for Plaintiff
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The Highest Medical Authorities of
europe say the strongest Tonic, Purifier
and Deobstruent known to the medical
world is
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IN ATrACHMENT.

STATE OF INDIANA,o
Wayne County,
Before Enos Thomas, Justice OF the Peace
IN and Tor Wayne tow nships in said county.
Joseph Scarborough VI. Walter McIntray.
Aftachment and garnishment.
The above named defendant is hereby mo-
tined that on the ID day of March, 1874 is
sued o writ OF attachment, and also a writ
Of garnishnent, in the above entitled ca use
and that the hearing of said cause is set for
ii o clock on the 18th day OF May, 1874.
ENOS THOMAS j. p
A. B. Young, Atty for Plaintiff. 33w
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THE PIONEER.

4 handsome Illustrated Paper, containing
the Homestead Law. mailed free to all parts
of the world. Address,
o. f. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner Z. P R. R.
ID Omaha. Neb.
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Invention or discovery In AT OF science, and
DESTROYS OF knowing whether the same has
been patented, by Transmitting to us q
model, or drawing, or Q sufficient descrfp-
ton to make the Invention intellfgib BILE, cals
have "A thorough examination made in the
Patent Office, and the result of said exam
ination forwarded to them for reasons bic
compensation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-10
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR GIRL

On certain day, Oh a Pennsylvania
railroad, a belle Of a thriving Peunsylya.
MIA town, the daughter Of a thriving lam.
Der merchant, was travelling ia the same
train with Il shrowd old citizen Of her ma
tive town, aud an agreeable young gen.
tleman from the west, who tells the fol
lowing story:
The latter had been talking 10 the belle,
but as night drew On the young lady grew
drowsg, aud he gave Ais seat 20 her aud
placed himself bcs.he the somewhat cy ui-
cal Pennsylvania
The latter began l.ae conversation by
pointing to a high mountain pact which
they were whIeing, aud said
You see thar monntaiu1 Six or eight
years $50 il was covered with a. 6He 81
forest a. ever grew, aud va. worth tra
thousand dollars aud upaards. Noes.
without q tree, covered with stump., 3he
laud ls scarcely worth 8 continental Ibe
net produce % that muunHlH b atnr on
that seat, and BE- pointed so Hse tecnm
bent belle That il ny calculation. Il
has just absorbed sIl u that timber, whiai
Der father owned, 10 raise aud educate
the girl, 10 pay Tor her clothes and jewel
ry, bring her out into society aad main
fAsn her there Some ~ sou young Hiea
If you were given your cAolce between
that mouuiaiu yonder as il nov stand'
aud tlie net pf0duce ou that seat, w0u
/ take tie net produce, bnl ~ for me, Civ,
INC the stumps
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-10

A certain French baron, whose scien-
tifc tastes led him to collect the skulls Of
celebrated persons, one day received a
visit from man with whom he was ac-
customed to deal What do you bring
me hcrel asked the baron, as the man
slowly unrapped carefully enyeloped
package. The skull OF Shakespeare
lmpossibIel | speak the truth, Monsieur
le Baron. Here is proof Of what | say
said the dealer, producing some paper.
Bat, objected the barun, drawing aside
tie drapety which concealed his own
singular collection, already possess that
skull. lie must have been q rogue who
sold you that, was the remark Of gbe
honest dealer who was 1t monsieur,
Your father, said the baron 10 d u.H4
tone. lie sold ii to the about tNcnts
min, years ago. The broker vas lem
poraIly Disconnected. bat presently be
exclaimed, with yiyaeity, | comprehend.
BE good enough 10 observe the small
dimensions Of the skull en- your shelf
Remark the narrow oceupii, the undevei-
oped forehead, where intelligence IS stH
mute IL is Of Shakespeare, certainly
+ bat Of Shakespeare as : child Of abOaI
twelve Or fourteen years Old whereai
I this Is tie skull o. Shakespeare when h'
had attained 3 certain age aud had be
come the genius of which England Ia :,
Justly proud.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-10
CURE FoR CANCBR.

Having cured several cancers, on my
self and others, ! am occasionally in re.
ceipt of letters asking for the remedies
which used am getting too old and
feeble to answer letters, and therefore
send my recipe for publication, that its
benefits may be more widely extended
| have never known Of failure when ap
piled IN season and according TO dircc-
tions.
Take two OF three handiuls OF wood
sorrel (oxalis stricta) and pound il well
in linen or muslin bag; then in any
convenient manner press out the juice or
sap upon an old fashioned pewter plate
(l have found that an ordinary dining
plate will do when pewter one cannot
be obtained), then dry this juice 10 a
dark, thick salve, by exposure to the sun
for one or two days.
TO apply this salye, take piece OF
muslin, a. large or little larger than the
oancerous sore, spread the paste on thin
ly over just as much surface as will cover
the sore, apply directly TO the cancer. II
will cause intense pain which must be en-
dured. Apply daily for few days unit
il ceases to cause pain. The pain lasts
about an hour at each application
Country Gentleman.
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VOLUME XIV
AZ roIroR' uAEUro rtrruie1ot

Amer an editor baI remained bacbc..
or au,H tbiTty-6ge, one would suppose
tbst he could select vito with whom be
could Hye without quarrellnF, bat such
was not tho case with Ned Williams. Al
tef dreaming ot earthly bliss be couelud.
Ell 10 try ioyc Ia cottage, lie found
place Io spit aud began housekeeping.
Never was an editor 50 happy. Il WAS
my love, duck, sweetest, Ne. Ia every
sentence Shortly amer housekeeping be-
gan trouble began also some evil gen.
ins put "a into the duck's head q have
some padding for dinner, Just to please
her lord. Atler paraking OF heavy
dinner Of substantias, thc pudding mo.
mcut arrived, and huge slice almost OBJ
scurcd tho plate before him
I My dear, did yon make this .
7 les love; Amt It nice
Glorious-lhe hcst bread pudding os.
er ate in my life.
Plum pudding, dooky .orerstcd tie
wife,
Oh, no, dearest. bread pudding. al.
ways was fond Of them
Gail that plum pudding, ID you please
exclaimed the wife, aud thc lip curlcd
with contempt
Wen, my dear, | reckon have eaten
enough bread pudding to know what its
my love.
Husband, this is really too bad; plum
/ pudding is twice as bard to make a.
bread pudding, and is more expensive
aud great deal better. Besides had
enough bread pudding to do me life
time while | was at boarding school, aud
never intended TO make IT, say this is
plum pudding, sirl aud the pretty wi(c's
brow flushed with excitement.
My love, my sweet, he exclaimed sooth.
ingly, do not get angry. am sure IL Is
very good If It Is bread pudding.
Nou mean, low wrelehl exclaimed the
wife ia a louder tone, you know IL is
plum pudding.
Then, madam, il is so mcanly put to-
gether aud so badly burnod that the devil
/ himself would not know it. | tell you,-
madam, most distinctly aud emphatioal
| ly, and | will not be contradicted, It is
bread pudding, aud the meanest kind at
| that
1t is plum pudding, shrieked the wife,
as she hurled glass OF claret in his face,
the glass itself tapping the claret from his
nose.
Bread pudding, gasped be, pluck to the
last, and grasping roasted chicken by
tho left leg.
Plum pudding, rose above the din, aud
then was heard the crashing of two plates
above his head.
Bread pudding, he groancd, In rage,
as the chicken left his hand and landed
in msdam's bosom.
Plum pudding, responded she, as she
hurled the gravy dish and contents upon
the eneny's head, aud plate of boots lit
upon his white vest.
Bread pudding, shouted he in defiance,
and darted out of the house leaving mad .
am upon the field alone, Moral beware
OF the first quarrel.
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a BoY's IDEA or SCHOOL VACATION

A Boy's IDEA or SCHOOL VACATION.
If there is thing which at first |
thought | would be glad Of aud am now
dreadful sorry for, IL is because school II
out for keeps till the next term. 1t Is
most usually the way that when school
doesn't keep there Is plenty Of work
studied up for me to do. That's the
way its fits me every time. It's my kind
Of bad luck to be raised TO have industri-
Gus ways. My father is everlasting tel
ling me that idlcucss Is the parent Of
vice or SOME Of that sort Of disagreeabe
English language that ] don't like to
hear; and that must keep busy al work
at something, aud not 90 about with 9th.
er indocnt boys and race tho streets
from morning till night, perpetualIy.
Last vacation they put me into The gar
den, wnere they said could obtain some
habits which would do me some good
when became grown mp Into a useful
citizen. Well, to have 10 be d useful cit
lien il all very fine silk, but If | could
only have my own way only just for once
/ would rather be O peanuts On the
/ railroad. Bat they have got nae ~ tho
same hardsbIps which was in last sum-
mer, only 1t is rougher, because there il
more Of It., II they think 1t is proper for
me to bug the potatoes, and weed the
onions, and thin ont the rhubarb, and
raise up "a lot of garden trash for to 20 to
seed aud waste, why then ! suppose II il
all right II they could see it; but when Il
boy has studied diIigcnt all winter,
don't think it's exactly the fair thing 10
/ keep him too tenacious at work IA Yaea-
/ tiou. Anyhow that's my opinion, which
/ throw in There aiu't very great
deal Of pleasure 10 bug2ing potatoes,
/ where the bugs are about a barrel fail to
. the acre aud when hoy has 10 bend his
back to try to pull ap weeds which grow
clean through aud clinch on tbe other
T side, it's u kind OF miserable occupation
which | would Ike 10 get bali good
/ chance for TO slip gui Of. 70 have
tu wade iuto the garden ehny ia
las morning when the dew IL ON
yuur bare feet, aud get smart weed
up ggur tr9@ser. lex Is worse
thing lhan the Erie SYPHILIS or the fever
sad ague, bat when y0u have % do Il
there is 40 ass 20 try 80 shlrk out.
Aeut bark oH lhe job once, 30, never
We8t back or lt twice, because once was
enough. was r0led 10 and egaEed by
some boys 70 70 oH oa the commons ~
piug base ball for whole day. Late ip
ibe evening when ! Game iu home tho
back way. ard desperately Auugry, toe
governor gave me au abundance ~ stArs
aud stripes, 8hicA I have got ysl aHd
could show them IL only was iu swim
ming. ! found out that is bad habit t0F
gJy 20 get into, 70 shake shls WORK
without permission sBd NE tie beet way
aiWAYs 81 obey oriefs III lt almost bfeaks
yoar back Bat got swfulslek 81 tais
vacation business, aad IL can iHd q
school next year which Bia keep the
year round, is the hi8d thai / want -
20 ~. 1hats what kibd " 5 hair pin
afl-
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prun.s or NEwsrhpUR rNrrR.
PRISE

At Springfield, Mass. tbgrg s a delay
Of hall au hour, and one Is glad to stretch
his lcgs by walk up and down the
streets. Springfield is more Of a western
city than any place east Of Buffalo. The
streets are not built up sojdly Ike Hart
ford, but are fast being 50. The United
States arsenal and the railroad shops
have built up the city, II Is quite a rail-
road center, and will grow more in the
next ten years than IN the last. Many
manufactures are starting and the pco-
pie are enterprisiug. Insurance Is quite
a large business. bnt the Republican has
done more to make Springfield known
throughout the country than anything
else.
supposed every one Ia these parts lin
ed the Springfield Republican, but met
one mau who didn't. He got on at
Thompsouyille, and offered him the Re.
publican as had finished reading, bat be
banded il back when be bad read The
name, saying;
don't want any news from that pa
per.
supposed every body read 1t in these
parts, an swered has 1t been pitching
into youy
Pitching into me? Great Cnscrl
should say it had. llithad only pitched
into me shouldn't care, But Just let me
meet Bowles
You never make anything by striking
all editor, said, better grin aud bear it.
Yes, that's all right for you to say, but
lust let me meet Bowles. IN show him
how to run newspaper
What did he do?
Do? lie did a great deal Here II IS;
often went up to Springfield on the last
train at night, did my business in the eve
ming and came home on the first morning
train Well, one night met an old cro-
ny and we went to Music Hall to the
Theatre. When we came out we met two
| girls that jim said were his cousins, but
| they weren't, it was all fraud, ! didn't
know 1t, and when Jim offered his arm
to one girl did the same to the other.--
They took us to their room and saw
| how il was. | couldn't right out, 50 !
treated, then Jim treated, then the girls
! treated, in fact we were having pretty
good time when some fellows caine in
and began to raise row. In less than
no time the police were in and had US
The next morning was hauled before q
police conr and fined 800. | didn'I
care much because gave false name
thought my wife couldn't find it out
but the next morning III be eternally
1unked if the Republican didn't have il
all, and in my name, too.
Did your wife see il?
should say she did,
Did she make a fussI
Fussl Godfrey, Elisha! Are you
married.
Yes.
Then you know how it is. | have tC
go to Springfield in the daytime now
just let me meet Bowles.
But, | said, feeling ought to take {
newspapers part, you cannot blame him
1t was only the proper enterprise.
Enterprisel Thunderl There's sucl
a thing as having too much enterprise.
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my darling, God Is good to send such a
treasure, and be gathered her Ia bis arms
and kltty's longing, loving heart fairly
aehed With happiness.
take pride 10 adding that Kitty Clyde
made the bonnicst aud best wife ia Clo-
yeriaie
The New York herald., 1874-07-28
CLOSING PRICES-3 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Flour Lower-Wheat Duil-Corn Quiet
Oats Higher-Pork Quiet-Beef Quiet
Lard Quiet-Cotton Imactive-Spirits
Turpentine Fairly Active at &c.,
Rosin steady-PetrOIeumS Steadier-COf-
fee Quiet-Sugar Steady.
MONDAY July 27-6 Z. M.
The merchandise markets we're irregular and
prices we're, In numerous instances. lower. on
Change nour was dull, lower and Irregular.
Wheat was dull, lower and wholly nominal, except
lor choice No. spring, which was wanted, but
held ABOVE the views OF buyers Corn was
dsl and lower, closing with still downward ten
dency. Oats were scarce ana higher. whiskey
was also higher. Pork was unsettled, lower and
nominal. Lard was firm. Freights low.
Conee while duh, was held at old prices. Sugar
was steady, with a moderate demand. Cotton on
the spot was quiet and unchanged; ''futuresn de.
clined Lice Spirits turpentne sold more freely st 3c.
Rosn ruled steady. Petroleum was steadier
CosrsE-Rio and all other descriptions continued
quiet No changes were made In prices 6l2 bags Rio,
ex Leila were taken out OF stock The stock OF Rio in
the United states toots up thus Savannah 4O0D bags;
Hampton Roads 49, 100 do Baltimore I4O5y do, and
New York ss 9s0 do Total lA zs9 do. We quote :-R,o
ordinary cargocs lac iec; fair do, 2Oc. 20kc good
do Nsc. 2lc. prime do, 2iAc. a &c extreme range
DO grass mats l5c. 1sc Ceyion, is,sc. be Mara.
caibo IS5,c &c. Laguayra 20lsc. NLc jamaica
2c Costa Rics nc. 81 hc. Mexican ac. q 2c. sa.
vanilla, lSc 2sc Curacoa iSc. 2Oc. gold, 30 30
Corroy on the spot was without activity and gene rally
nomina, IN value Included in the sales below reported
Tor spinning purposes s one line OF 500 bales at quota
.l6c We