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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08
Children, Home, and Hospitality.


The following remarks. from the pen Of Mrs |
Sigeurney, upon the education of children, CON- |
mend themselves to the serious attention of mo-
theirs:
'The style of social intercourse, established by
families and neighborhoods, has strong infiu-
ence on tho uniformed character of children. Nat
urally gregarious the expansion of the social
principle gives them pleasure. They receive
their most vivid impressions through tho senses;
and there consent of the senses, the salts
faction that awaits the coming of guest, the
cheerful preparation which they sec-the reeable
additions to the tabe--the putting on of the best
rohe-the smiling face OF the welcomed friend
the kind words addressed to thcmscves--causc
! their little hearts to swell with delight
! Neither Is this sharing OF their good things
with Others inert prcccpt IN moral regimen
1t fosters Il simple form OF benevoence, and k.,.,s
to cxtirp,to those plants of seltisiinesa which
have rich growth in the .c:, soil OF infancy
Children sunshine see their parents extending
the fs:.is Of hospitality To the SICK friend The
sorrowfnl stranger; aud they imbibc that class of
deeper sympathy, which flow forth towards the
homeless and the poor Nor these lessons of
love their race otlittle value. The happiness
learned from seeing others happy, is better than
that which is derived from solitary acquisition
The pleasure thus reflected from the smiles of n
guest, is the rudimcn,s of bcncvolence.
Permit children, therefore, whenever il is
: proper, to share the warmth Of an uucermonious
hospitality. For the reason, well as for others
still more important. be strenuous to secure !or
them the privilege OF a home. The custom st
prevaien. IN our larger cities, Of abandoning
housekeeping, and becoming dodgers. either in
public hotels or IN private families is raught " 18th
evils. When such a arrangements is The rcsu.:
Of Necessity, it shon'd be submitted too, like any
other form of adversely. Bat if parents could, by
auv additional economy or increase OF personal
exeriion nl.in,ain their own table and family al
tar they should do it for tho sake Of their little
q ones. However small may be tho nest where
E their new fiedged offspring nurturcd, no mat
ter if they can brood over it with their own wing
Under the roof of another, the husband and father
, can neither command the respect or exercise the
:, authority which his prerogatse nor the wife
exhibit before those who fashion themselves afte,
/ her model the fall beauty and energy of conjuga
F, and maternal example.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08
Correspondents of The Commercial Advertiser.
CENTRE HILL, Texas, July 25, 1888.


Messrs. Editors.-Our Congress has just passed
a law granting a bonus oftwo-thirds Of a league,
or 2 ,962 acres OF good land, to every woman who
will marty, during the present year, any citizen
of this republic who was such at the time Of the
declaration Of our independence. The conse-
quence you may easily imagine. Every single
lady, young old, good looking or ugly, has
been sought out and led TO the altar, and yet
nineteen out twenty of our bachelors not only
unmarried but unengaged, although their DISPOSE
tons the hest that be ina 1ined, and their
efforts corresponding
A few weeks siace family arrix cd from Ohio
bringing with them n Young woman as a servant.
Our young men took very much in dudgeon
that so precious commodity should remain in a
situation SO unbecoming and Improbable, and ac-
cordngly held meeting, ut which considerable
/ sum of money raised by subscription, with
which the young danssel was placed as boarder
in a respectable family. Then they dubbed to-
gother and bought young mans head right OF
| 1881 acres, which they presented to her as dow
err; and this evening she was married to "A respec-
| table planter. who receives with her the 1852
acres in addition. from the government.
Contemplate the good fortune OF tins once poor
servant girl, We fair ma,dens OF tho North, and
instead OF Shaving where YOU have no chance of
getting a good husband, hasten TO the happy land
which lacks nothing to mako 1t 4 terrestrial para
disc but your charming and misunderstanding
presence Come where there are thousands long
ling to welcome Won with affectionaie rcspec,--
where YOUR tender hearts and white hands will
be eagerly sought for by host of arden, admi-
Irers--where the influence Of Your beauty is
strengthened by rich government bounty
where the ardor of lover is spurred by the
certainty ola valuable seitle,nent-and where
vour oniY difficulty will be to make your choice
from among the multitude who stand ready to
fling themselves and all their possessions at your
feet.
Messrs Editors, please to say to those ladies
,, who are pei,ionns your Congress not to admit
Texas into the Union. that they may spare them
selves any further trouble. AT the next session o
our Congress the application will be Withdrawn
for the citizens of Texas arc now as unan'mou:
| in their opposition to the annexation Us the )
were in 1885 in favor Of it.
:. We are making preparations to export our cot
: ton to, and import English goods direct from
Liverpool, whose merchants, instead of treating u
as outlaws and outcasts from society, cage
to secure our trade; and you will yet that il
i spurning our alliance YOU have lost. and neve
: can regain, what would have become tho mos
n valuable portion of your trade
Yours. &c, ID. A.
=; P.S. Oar crops are good. More than doubl
j the quantity of is raised this year that wa
e ever raised before in this country. migrants ar
e pouring in by hundreds.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

POWER OF ELEcrEIcIrY.--A salad OF mustard
or water cress NAV De produced in IL few minutes
by the assistance of electricity. The process is
TO immerse the seed for Il few days previously, in
diluted "xyn'uria.ic acid, then it in a very
i:h. soil, letting il be covered with metallic
cover. and then brough: in contact with the cleo
trio machine. By the agents employed in this
process, eggs, which require from nineteen to
twenty days application of animal heat to hatch
them--rnay be hatched in a few hours. Rain
water apparently free from any noxious animal
cuIea, in an hour may be rendered full of living
insects!
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

TnRAsuING MAcHINE.-Ammi West of Greene.
in the county OF kennebec, Me-, as e learn from,
the Maine Farmer, has taken out a patent for "a
machine for thrashing and other purposes. He
has been for several years engaged in experiment
ing and improving il, and has brought it to such
perfection that two men can thrash thirty bushels
Of grain IN Il day. Ii is work I'd BY the weight of
a man, standing upon levers treadIes. His
ihrashing machine is very ingeniously made of
bearers like the radii or arms of wheel and will
be thrown back, when a stick stone shall pass
through with the gram. The apparatus may be
affixed 10 grndstone, lathe. other machine
~ with perfect case. 1t is small--portablc and
strong.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08
4 PALPABLE HITi

A friend who was one of Pctlicoat Aliens au
di,ors at his lute ont-pouring of wrath against the
Banks, has furnished us with the following palpa-
BILE hit made by him, in cxp!ainin. the beauties
Of the Sub-Treasury Scheme.
"The orator after full, scanning the rast as
scnbly, which almost filed a loom near 40 feet
square, came TO the conclusion that it would re-
qnre very plain aud familiar illustration to make
his audiences comprehend the rellive merits of
the SubTreasurv, the true loco foco plan foc man.
ngcIng the public funds, and the special Dep,sitc
System or Conservative plan. He therefore
! 'ected the County Treasurer for the former and
the DAYTON Il INK for the latter and emphaticaslv
cnqu'red whether they, his audience would BIC
willing that the funds of the county coec,c.; iy
taxes upon the whole people should DC n,,rel in
the Dayton 3 INK, TN Ter the cha roo OF its Pest
/ dent and Directors, thero to be used until called
tor tn d!sc;nt upon for the benefit of the Stock
hcider9, or whether they would not prefer To leave
IL III tho care OF their own Treasurer, man Of
their own selection, chosen for his integrity and
moral worth, who would not apply it to the vic
purposes of sordil speculation! And here it
seemed, the orator looked around for n burst of ap-
piausc, as Il sure acknowlcdyemc that his illus
tra'ion was vc.v happy and satisfactory 1t is
unnecessary to saw, IN this community. that .he
appeal was failure. 1t was the unhappy
illustration which could possibly have been ap-
piled to the case here. although perfectly pro-
per one"
The reason WHY the comparison Of the Petit
cont Senator was both unhappy and proper, may
be thus explained to the distant reader .Ehc
County Treasurer whom he thus inconscors.y
referred to rs the choice Of the mo 'rity OF tho
''dcmocracy" in this County. in settling with tho
Commissioners in June last, at the expiration o
his term Of office, was found to be dcfaulter Il
the amount of 8 5000 recover which a sui
instituted against himself and sureties, is pending
in our County Court Bat this is not the wors
characteristic of the unfortunate aGsion. The
fylvn E,rh FAIL
ure to pay the money due the couuty-iha
he had lent it to his political friends, who have
\ involved him in his present difficulty by neglect
ing refusing to pay it back when needed in tn,
: settlement of his accounts.
The individuals who upon the bond of thu
4 Senator's u,a~inory Sub Treasurer. would mucl
rather have aIIo,ve;! the Dlyton Bank To discoun
upon the County funds. than that the Treasure
; should have done They, at least if present
at the meeting. an.i-Blnk men they are, fel
in wise inclined to applaud the Senator's illus
) traton.-Dayson journal.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

The Columbus (G,.) Enquirer dominates Ros
EFT Y HAYsE, offs. c. TO the Presidency, AID
Joux TYLER, DIVA to the Vice Presidency.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

SowISc WuEAr.-The following communca-
tion on the subject Of sowing wheat, after the
manner it Details is from the pen of enterpri-
sing agriculturst of our country. and merits at
tentien. If such abundant multiplication of the
stocks and grain follow from giving more space in
the planting, and the experiment detailed, should
he sustained by others made under fair opportunl-
ties for testing the result, il must prove highly
valuable 10 the farmers, both TO the saving of
seed and the great increase ofifs production
To the Editor of the Winchester viIginian.
Sir. Having read new mode of raising wheat
in England. by dropping and covering two grains
IN small holes about one inch and half deep and
four inches apart; in this way planted one hun
drsd grains last fall. and found this harvest that
every two grains had produced from twenty to
fftv stalks. | rubbed ont bunch of thirty
stalks, and found to my aston,shmeut nine hun
dred grains of fine. plump wheat of that species
called mountain sproui. In this way do believe
tim, one bushc! may be made TO produce FIVE hun
dred. se A FARMER.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

siSty-nine years ago las, Thursday, Aug. D,
1887 there was born nt the obscure town Of
Al ecio. In the island of c ,rsica NAPOLEON Bona,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

The White Mountain Eyis says, that ssthcre is
not a, The present time. in the whole state of New
Hampshire. single paper in the administration
cause. but is propped Up by some Office or extern
si.e patronage from tho government
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

The Globe of Tuesday night, speaking Of Mr..
Clay, cxclaims: s.lfow man, indeed, can man
sage to keep himself prominent in the public eye,
s.wi.h SO little intellectual capital, is curious
sphenomenon" -
The Globe is most decent paper. Mr. CLAWS
rep u,aton of forty years. standing is thus sum-
marty disposed OF by man, who, no. many years
ago. was his most devoted and s.cophantic admi-
rer-Baltimore Chronicle.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

ABsENcE OF MIND.--The last Casa patient
swallowed his Physician. instead of portion of
phvsc. and did not discover his mistake, until i,
began to operate.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

D1srIScu,suxo VIsrroRs.-(;cn.- HAlNE. oi
South Carolina, and other Directors Of the Gin
cinnati and Charleston Rail Road Company, arr
red in our City on Friday Evening last.
C'incia natl Gecese.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08
A Chief Justice Murdered.

4 letter from Tex1s of the 10Th Of July last
saws: srhc Hon. James ColIingsworth, chief
Justice of the republic, was found drowned in the
bay of Galveston n few days since. The body
was much INITIATED, and there were marks up
on it which led TO the belief that he had been muir
dered. He is said to have had considerable
money with him when at Galveston. lie was
. man Of extensive research and of superior tai
en,sr
This is lad news from the young republic, and
calculated to make most unfavorable impress
sion. The opinion already prevails to a consid-
cradle extent in this section Of the Union, that
large portion of the present occupants Of Texas,
are little better that the refuse Of other and
more civilized countries; that rogues and mur-
derers find ready welcome there. 4 deed like
that recorded above, is greatly calculated 20
strengthen this impression II, people argue,
the life of the chief justice of the republic
not be considered safe from the poniard of the as
sassin. what peril must ordinary citizen under
90. We must trust that the authorities will, in
this instance, offer liberal reward for the arrest
of the supposed murdcrers. end at the same time
pursue all means calculated to bring them to con-
dign punishment.
Wetgaty Toast.-1he following heavy al
fair. the way of toasts, was given at the cele-
braion OF the 4th in Boston 1.-The ifty-six sign
ers Of the Declaration of independence; the
heaviest fitvsix the world ever saw-the whole
strength of Great Britain couldn't raise IT.
ABsENcE OF MIND.--The last Casa patient
swallowed his Physician. instead of Il portion of
physic. and did not discover his mistake, until il
began to operate.
The Columbus (Gl.) Enquirer dominates Ros-
EFT \. HAYsE, Of C.. to the Presidency. AID
JOIN TYLER, DIVA. TO the Vice Presidency.
Sixtv-nine years ago las, THURSDAY, Aug. %,
1887 there was born nj the obscure town of
Al scco. In the island of c ,rsica NAPOLEON Bona
PARrE-
The White Mountain E,is says. that s,here is
not at The present time, in the whole state of New
Hampshire. single paper in the administration
cause. but is propped up by office or extern
si.e patronage from the government
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

HoRRrp DEATH FROM THE BrrE OF RATTLE
SNAKE Mr.. jacob Heaton, Of Brax,on Co, virr.
is stated to have been bitten by rattle snake.
july 9th. on the skin between the knee and in
step. and in few minutes feeling smartinc
made fcs his house, fif,h of mile distap.. whe re-
he fell at the porch with vomiting of blood. and
died the same night with extreme agony about
the hear. convul.iof.s. &c,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

Souru CARoL1NA-This high-minded and hon
orabe State cannot possibly he transferred to
Martin Van Buren,; and vet he saws be has tit
is in his hands-his interest The Columbia
Telescope feels and speaks the language of
true son of that patriotic State.
The deiusIon cannot long continue. Ant, now
we put the question directly, will the State of
South Carolina. the deiusion being disspated, per-
nit itself, knowingly and of purpose to fail into
the arms of Mr.. Van Barren, This is the only
question.
Whom are we to be delivered over tor Look
to II. people of South Carolina.
To the ruffian dynasty of Blair, Benton and
Kendail---
To the cold -booded, selfish, and INSCRIPTIONS
politics OF the New York Regency
To the wild and iawiess principles of unbridlcd
locoiocoism--
To the "Kitchen Cabnet"--,o the Spells party.
To that which Mr.. Calhoun said had no princi-
pie of adhesion but Il desire of office.
To the foulness of the Mrs. Eaton party.
To the ferocity of the Proclamation party.
F. To the daring sycophancy Of the Expunging
/ party.
To the fraud and duplicity Of those who betray-
cd US into The tariff of 1928; who opposed the
compromise Of 1888, and urged its violation in
1887.
| To that prohgate and prodiga' party which at
| the last session borrowed twenty millions, TO ena-
bic ii to spend thirtynine i'll patronage and lnfu-
ence.
! 7Hesc are the people and the principles We
are to be delivered over to-
And under what circumstances Of gross humii-
ia,on are we hrough: up to be surrendered!
! ATTRIBUTES OF UNCLE SAM--Who, in the com
try, Is most deeply in debt? Uncle Saai. "hl
| in the whole country is most deeply insoiv sent
| Uncle Sam. Who has managed his affairs mos
shabbily for the last eight or ten years! Uncle
Sam Who has squandered the most money
Uncle Sam. Who is the greatest borrower of"oti
err peoples money!" Uncle Sam. Who issues
shinplastcrs that he refuses to redeem at mis- owl
i counters! Uncle Sam. Who is Uncle Sam
The Van Buren,, Bentonian, Californian, loco foe
ipseudo-democratic federal administration. Ism
he pretty fellow ?-LoreH INass.) Cour.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

FRuIrs OF CouRrsu1r.-Ned Grimes wore a
sad countenancc. He often asked what was
the matter, but no satisfactory answer was forth
coming. AT ,cngth particular friend, obtained
the following particulars Of him. ''You know"
said Ned. 81 have been counting Sally w. long
while, and so we had great notion of getting
married, when that darn'd old Col. -.' Go on
Ned, don't be boy; what about Colonel?" "Why
Won see, Silly said had better ask him. and so
did. as perise l know'd how "WelI, what
reply did he make?" 'Whv, he kinder limited
rounds "What kind of hints did he throw out?''
'Why he kinder limited round, if want want
ed there" "WeIi, Ned, let know wha, they
were-what the Col said, to disturb your mind
500 ''Whv he said"-ssaid wha,7' "Whv he
said if he catchcd me there again, he would cow
hide me till hadn't inch of rinc left on nv
back, darn his old picter."--Claremont Eagle
BRow BEAT1Sc.-A boarder paving his bill
at the Astof, received in change bill of the T.
S. Bank. "Give good uote-none of these
bankrupt rags-h,ve nothing TO do with such
fellow as Nick Bddie-cant pay any ofhis notes
in .necie-givo me a good bill. saw A crowd
collected at the bar TO hear the speech. Gentle
men, said bvstanicr, "I'i bet q tribe that POM
pous empty fellow is Government officer" The
traveller took up his valisc and staiked out. He
was one If Amos Kendaii's Posfmasters in this
State.-N. Y. Star.
H. YNv,.-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

1t viii be recoliected that the above -.
eriod IN tho Supreme Court ~ this cossr7 q,
May last, and that the Judges, adiurp.s !.
Court a, tho moment tho evideseo vas -
ded, rcserving their decision for ano,h., n.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

20 years he has been suffered to rove in the woods
in state OF perfect nudity, and when the cravings
Of appetite impclled would return to the house to
satisfy his hunger, and in the morning flee again
to his hiding places, heing seldom it ever seen by
the nearest neighbors. The overseers Of the
township finding il necessary since the death Of
Jeremiah, to take charge Of them and their eff.
fects, he was pursued and taken. He wa. thny
covered with hair somewhat resembling the coat
Of very old oppossurn. and stouly resisted eve
~ effort to cothe him, and for several days refu-
sed to eat any thing.
On examining their miserable abode, which was
scarcely fit for decent swine to live in, there
found in old chest almost without lid lock,
twelve hundred dollars iii specie. two hundred in
good bank paper, besides quantity OF bank notes
converted into mice nests, which were e.fectu-
ally destroyed as not to estimate their dcno.nIha-
IONS value, and several small sums of money
nave since been found on the premises, and
doubtless mors remains hidden that will never be
discovered.--Since the suspension Of specie paw
ments thsv have sold nothing. having an utter
adherence Of shin plasters. The cattle and hogs
on the farm have been two three times f,tten-
ed--in the cellar was found several hogsheads .f
wheat nearly destroyed by the rats. which were
numerous aud so venomous almost 10 dispute
the possession with the owners! Their property
will probably amount to six seven thousand dol
lars and the only grief rnanfested bv the s,,rvi-
vors was, that their money was TO be taken from
them.
Such is an imncrfacs sketch of this wonderful
family, which, although living within two miles
of the village Of Briireton. seems TO he
known US ifthe,r residence had been in Iowa. 4
parallel circumstance il ali iis parts we think
cannot be found 10 the United States
D1srrScu,suxo vIsrroRs-t;cn. HAYNE. of
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>p ctfully
\ 0ut ubedieut servant.
GEORGE w. JONES.


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0%"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGTNIAN.

. pnblished sepi-treekiy ferery Monday and Iharav at
fvr Dollars per payable araaee No snbscriD D.
lion received fora shorter period Than sr months and
No paper riH be discontinued ercept at the discretion Of e
giifors,J until all arrearages pad.
rPIDVERTfSEHEN7 ) insertedat 30 cents per square
M ss The fts nsertto and 373 for erery suisse
oueat Insertion.
LPJOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpedtious|y
and on reasonable terms.