Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-02
From the Philadelphia Herald and Senti :cl
GOOD SENSE.

Friend Noah always talks sensby subjec, of do
economy, the of children, dining,
We attribute his been long bachelor,
leisure make these subjects study the delight
of his children disturbed his cog,atons
their prank him capering, like Henri Quare,
in ION all fours BE tina, it there
always a fascinating bon homie III his remarks these
she he s of the pleas
well of the temperate OF dinner companions.
The following his last 'pca for the ladies'. for which
deserves their thanks.
'.sCom. dine with to-day says ono. Let a
and drink bottle of champagne to-day
Globe,' another Il dine a, ve third, $50
and let's talk political victory Take oysters
Downing's' says another friend. One drops in
a, gong sounds-another dives
peneraa of Sandy echs reectory-another makes for
chair a, the Asheneum--and fourth for
BILE table Delmonco's. should like know why gen.
keep houses, when they dine often how
reconcile their feelings to dine day after
day. their wives dine alone! Occasionally,
is dine by invitation Sometimes fcs
public occasions, but day after day-on luxury
uxd-the so-day-the woodcock to-morrow-she
turtle s36p day-,Anl day the hook, the
champagie tn. old Madeh~( and the Mareschno-shen
comes govt, ndses,on noses. and unweldy corpora
tons If man has soup and boiled beef home. he
humble fare with his vi and his children
surrounded by his household gods What they have
ne should have, be and cheerful. We have
much reform this Then inviting friends to dine
you hotel instead of your house, is bad prae-
,ce You have every thing comfortable at home. but
then, 't ,roublesome'she cook Is 50 Indifferent
+ ct cetera ct cefera,'
The English understand comforts better than do.
They dinner, and give them good ribs
boiled leg of mutton and turnips. few
almonds and and glass oil good WiNe Oh nave
no kinds of fish, with poul,ry
son and mutton. ard removes of game-no being los, in
pastry, drowned i'll floating islands. CONCEAL
ed under avaanches of ice We ourselves 10
country and if Mr. Buckingham will only de-
liver lecture temperance in eating as we'll as drink
ing, he will lives, considerable money! and do
the people essential service
.o,, i. a, las. taken. The momen.ous question now
arises done with him =! Ii has occurred to
would be send him st Hele
ma the island with of the line AND
twelve frgaes Our Government quietly or
il. pillows long this second remains the
continent. Who will be the sSir Hudson Lowe to guard
I'll. ilus,rious exile. iou General Jessup Lou jour
; PoRr DEpos1rE BANK.-The Carlisle Herald
and Expositor remarks :--''We understand tina
. this Institution which suspended operations about
three wears since. is making arrangements t.
; commence operation in the course Of shoit time
There is, we believe, much Of the paper of thu
! bank in the possession of the people in Cumber
land and Perry counties. Spectators are now a
mong US endeavoring to purchase it for few
cents in the dollar; with the almost absolute Gel
taintv of having it redeemed at its full nomina
, value. We therefore advise all holders to kee
it until the bank shall resume operations