Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

no law by which thevcoad const,utionaliy DO >
4 Yankee travelling a short distance fro
le home was belated ono nght aud stopped at Ia
= ern. for the purpose of obtaining nights lodrn
= and something TO eat; mine host spread the ,abi
II which almost groaned under the good things di
& PLAYED upon the board Among them was a hag
Is piece of cheese which appeared to be particular!
" palatabie to our hungry traveller, II the disal
= pearance of slice after slice be any criterion
u Mine host watched the pieces he took them u
: and swallowed them, with dissatisfied look, an
. Intending part of this dainty frof
Ii the devourine jaws of his lodger commence
thus:
Friend, that's imported cheese
Hem was the reply, its none the worse 70
: that
.it's not good to eat too much of IT.
quite kelv-( almost chohine)
.Peoplo sometimes die when they eat too mucl
ofit'
You don't say son (sezing the reminder and
sticking it into bis sadde-barsj then I'll give
this to my wife, | want to get rid of the cid
thing
ELECrIoNEERING.-The Salisbury q. c.
Waterman tells The following excellent story. Ii
is as good as volume on the subject Ct treating
at election
Shortly previous to the last Presidential cleo
ton the editor of this paper went to the 'Haiters
shop seven miles Off, and made speech in ia
vor of Judge White. As soon as he was done, an
old friend of his took him one side. and the fol-
lowing dialogue took place. Jones' says our
friend I'VE don't want to know any thing about
these you have been taikIn about, and we
don't know how about votIn for 'em.-'Spose YOU
come out vourseIf-evcrv man OF will 90 for
you down this way, 'Why, Jake, | au too poor
man to bear the expenses OF eiectioneering on
such grand scale my pocket would give out be-
fore had treated one half Of the nation Ah that
;sdeedr said our friend, and seeming puzzled he
tnpf Al
length starting from his revere, he says, 'weH
Jones since you can't offer for President, 8pose
you come out for Sheriff.
A FRIENDLY INrIM,TIoN.--Thc boarders at a
tavern in Georgia were annoyed by flies III their
butter Judge Dooiy tool the tavern keeper a T
side, and remarked to him, in a private way, that
some of his friends thought IT would hc best iof T
him put the butter on one plate and the flies on
another and let the people NIX them to suit
He merely suggested 1t for consid-
This is the same Judge Dooiy, who on being
by Judge Tate, who had a wooden leg
insisted on having gum cut, to put one OF his
eps TO- that he might be on an equal footing with
lis antagonist.
Iron ORE IN VERMILLIoN-We were gratfcd to
earn a few days since, (from conversation with
}. DALE OWEN, Esq. the State GeologIstD that
ur enterprising neighbors, Messrs. Stuwart and |
ce for the manufacture of iron, six or seven miles
outhwest of Clinton, the waters of Brouil- |
,tte's Creek are likely to have their labors
with the most abundant success. The ore, ac- C
Drdno Mr.. Owens examination, is very abun- T
ant and is of two kinds: one kind IS ofthe argyll i
ceous VARIETY which works exceedingly easy in +
ne furnace, and makes iron very closely II
,rnbing the Juniatta; the other Is the carbonate
iron. admirably adapted for admixture with p
lie kind first naned--the one supplying what the a
her lacks The ores lie unusually close TO the g
lrclce-a circumstance productive of great '
wing of labor and expense preparing them for e.
c furnace Mr.. Owen also states that he has IL
,ver found, in any part of the State, great IL
dlcations of iron are presented by the de- II
titus in the bed of this creek. If the beds ex- CT
nd as far as these things would Indicate, and m
1uld appear from the quantities of seen in h'
e banks of the creek, they must cover at least m
30 acres of ground Ii Is also worthy of CT
ark that. in manv places, layers ct stone coal III
e or SIX feet Deep and of excellent quality pr
the ore. and have TO be removed IN order to OBJ We
in it. The adjacent country IS very level, a "a
unds in excellent timber; and 1t may be said VI
1t Dame Nature has, in this at least, furn TO
led every thing the hand of man to reward his til
terprize AMI industry.--I6rre-Ha ute Courier. IS
pr
Tue UNITED STATES BANK.-The New York ce
press of Friday says TN
ave are informed that as soon the banks a. op
ention of the present United States Bank TO hr
ue a description of bank notes that shall be gen 1t
.Ily current throughout the country, and that pc
~ will do this by making them payable in Nav TO
rk, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati, po
w Orleans, and perhaps other places. Bank of
ties with this advantage of redemption vari- ina
points, and based upon the well known credit by
soIvency OF the United States Bank, would wa
hout question be received every where. and hir
uld enjoy perfect confidence. The travelling are
immunity would be accommodated, and every thy
ividual wishing to transmit hundred dollar ave
from one end of the country to the other tlc'
Id do it with perfect security and without loss
convenience to the public would be very
at, and the advantage to the Bank immense. as Lo
b notes would enjoy circulation probably cla
alter than any period since its establishment net
er the old charter. No bank is well situated era
vail itself OF this valuable circulation as the the
States Bank.-They have their branches and ma.
hts already established and have also credit thrs
e that cannot be shaken. No new Bank can con
pete with them In this particular for years. key
his plan should be carried out, have no four
IT 1t will be in a short time, there will not be was
occasion for National Bank, which hitherto
ted" s