Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-11

hey mingled their tears together, while the young preach
en- wsps as Child the bosom Of hi. spiritual father
Al that session ne ordained, and
puous and useful ministers the Ohio Conference
WOMAN IN THE CITY AND IN THE COUNTRY
They different as the barn-door fowl is
from the brigbt-plumaged bird Of the untrodden
wild. In the first place, city girls not
handsome as those living in the country The
former excel in dress, and the wavy lines of grace;
they understand showing of their feet and ankles
to better advantage, but they lack one thing
very needful--the nature. They walk upon the
paved street, not the grassy lawn, where every
tootstep Is a line Of poetry. They have grown
up surrounded by artificial refinements; in the
sickly glare Of lamps, and smoky atmosphere;
their minds have been tortured by the goddess OF
nature. They do not go often sec the sitting sun,
the FURNISHED clouds, the bright artillery Of
Heaven They feel not the balmy air, the dewy
freshness Of the morning They do not hear the
songs Of birds; neither do they see the sparkling
rivuIet. How then is it possible they can be e.
quail to those in affections, tastes, health. and
beauty. who see, and hear, and feel these
things?
The daughters Of people in moderate circum-
stances in the country are well educated. They
usually spend a winter in town, aud acquire all
that canbe learned Of dress, although they de-
pend but little the laid Of ornament They
read great deal, and understand music. The
society they meet is pure, not vanished rotten
ness. Their habits are simple, and their tastes
elegant.
They are without doub. the most fascinating
women in the world; and are sought in n,atrimony
by city merchants and lawyers, who have amas-
sed fortunes and begin to look about for some do
mestic comfort; while the fashionable city miss,
who is never in public without being absorbed in
her appearance, and dress, and walk, and who is
always under the restraint Of some forced pretti-
IA &. IN daS he
years away in idleness and folly, till her nerves
are worn out, and her health and beauty gone, be-
v..1 49,. or Pai"', oio very young,
and IS laid on the shelf; or she devotes herself
to living her life over again in her daughter, her
counterpart.
TAME LIoNEss.-Captain Brun, of the Engi-
neers Of the army in Africa, has returned on a
visit to his family at Macon, bringing with him a
young lIoness, which he has rendered perfectly
tame. twas only a fortnight old, when it came
into his possession, and is now four months and a
half The animal has become as docile a span
iel, plays freely with strangers, walks daily with
her master in the streets, and shows great attach
mcntto him.
IxrERprDrrr REwARpEp-A colored man in
Market street, Philadelphia succeeded in stopping
a pair ofrunaway horses, few days ago. The
horses were attached to dearborn. in which
were two ladies and three gentlemen. They
gave him $50.
Con-. RAMSEY, who was sentenced by a Nava
Court Marshall 'to be placed the foot of the list
| Of commanders has been restored to his rank
| by the President.
| Within the last three months, donations to the
| amount of $500 have been made to the New
| York City Colonization Society.
| SfscuLAR DEArn-An aged lady in Hamden
in this cou,ty, named - Ford, her death a
Avs since in tho following singular large Ba
'.,o the room whore she sitting in the afternoon
dew and al ghted upon piece of folded linen
the DAY for the beevolens purpose the bite
her she arose could scarcely detach from sht
| ~, h md o., from which wound the lad,
d.s o., ss .sSibns symD Oms not unlike those
hydrophobia.-[New Haven Conn,
On Wednesday last, a load Of Jay containing
tons, from Wennam, on its way 70 Boston, 90. con-
Wagon and all, with the exception Of the wheels ,h
sumed. The accident occasioned by friction ~
trc+ which burnt till il broke off and let the load dow
upon the fire. Bicknell.
A WaeoNER's REroRr.-A rich merchant ma
med Hogg lately requested to bring him load
upon, ssWell,' replied Jehu, syou II
first hog ever knew to refuse CON-"
| Two SAoACIors WoRrnrEs-A drunken mau
in New York. trying TO light his pipe at pump; and Mr.
Van Buren, latest dates trying make specl
currency by the issue Of twelve millions Of stfnasrs
! louisville Journal.
! LARGE BALL-At the extra session of Con
grc.s ''ereas and weghsy matters large bail wa
is to he rolled throughout the United States for The bench
of the eeelovng household of democracy especially an
saken externally, by the dear people. 'preciou
ointment for their shsns'
1 JuAx FERNANDEz-This lovely island, on whic
Alexander Selkrk away, and thus gave risc
Robinson Crusoe, allowed by The recent earth
quake, which destroyed great portion OF Chilli, in Sous
America.
A MAGNIFICENT ExorIC-There was recent
Cactus in bloom conservatory Bcson England
with an Rectangular feet high, bearing traine
>f~fak on
5000 flowers.
y NEW JoKK-@Who's brush are you cieanin
your with Bill! - asked ~queer one'' Of lad in
ssors the day. alta yours expect said the be
rather sssepishly shans hurt it-' ''We be SUI
put it back where 10, tor cleaned soe-nai
win Il yesterday, and it for that use hefeafser
l. Never quit your hopes. Hope is often bette
than en,oynent Hope is often the well a the
feet OF YOUTH IL certainly and heaitf
passion. hopeless person deserSsd bv himself; and
% who oEsakes himself is soon s.aksn ard ossun
HAFPryEH.-OUn life, it is true, has its brigl
and its dark hours, wholly obsrured for v
Of happiness is ST. reflected moonlight hope
= memory - SOIL around us.