Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-24


breakfast eternaly, and rub little On de outside
evry mite, it'll cure YOU"
Pompv limped off, rolling up the white of his
eyes at Ephe1ham without saying word.
[Sou.hern Miscellany.
In PredicGment.-The Portland American
makes lhe following showing. hat i, is for young
man TO be in ''predicament-"
"Halo, Jim, how your" inquired a young
man 10 friend nom he called upon and found
confined bis chamber.
"No, woll.-Wha,'s the mat,er'"
''Fm in predicamenL"
'ln predlcament! how sol"
81 have not paid my board these six weeks"
.ls that all? why my dear fellow you DO not
pretend to say that this is the cause OF your Ill
ness7n
.Yes but do. they won, allow me 10 go way
till pay my boord. and they WON'T allow me TO
ca, tlIl settle up!''
Mr.. TYLER IN RICHMOND The Richmond
Wing of Monday says:-Mr. Tyler accompanied
by the Postmaster General, arrived IN this
city on Saturday evening. The people OF Rcn>
rnond ith singular modesty and good taste, leave
10 strangers to lavish honors upon their distin-
guished fellow citzens-beIng content themselves
with the glory achieved by their neighbors, and
deennu iheir glory To euoh on extent
was this comme ndable splri. carried on the pres
ent occasion, that no noise was made on His Tx
celleacv's arrival, and very few, other than those
whose business il Is to collect news, are even yet
advised Of his presence among US
ELEcrRo-MAGSErIo TEIEGRAPH.--We are
gratified 10 state that the Board Of Directors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
have given permission to Professor MooRsE TO use
the track Of tho Washington road for the pur-
pose of carrying cut the intentions OF tho Act OF
Congress in reference to his important invention
of the Electro Magnetic Telegraph. One sta
ton of the Telegraph will be at some appropriate
place IN the city OF Washington and the other IN
the city Of Baltimore, and the communication be-
tween them will be effected by properly prepared
wires laid along the line OF the rail road. Inc
object of this arrangement is 10 prove what Pro-
fessor NJ has already most satisfactorily shewn
on q less extended scale, tina, the length OF the
line of comnu nicaton presents no obstacle what
10 the instant Transmission OF intelligence
between the two extremes either by day or night
We predict for this ardent vo;ary OF science the
trumphan, success that he SO we'll merits.
American,
Not Bad.-May is considered an unfortunate
marrying month. country editor says, that a
GIRL was asked last month TO unite herself in the
slken tie, to brisk chap, who named May in
his proposals The lady tenderly limited tina,
May was IN un!ucky month for marrying swell
make il June them honestly replied the swain
anxious 70 accommodate. The damse paused q
moment, hesItated, cast GOWN hef eyes, ana saiC
with blush, 'sIVould'nt April do arelt?'
VALUABLE prA,ro--D.-Tho Ia-sou. tre--, H..
rnond IS 10 the possession of the Emperor Of Bra
zil-it is valued at f5, 500 900. and the Empero
1 of Russia has the next IN worth.
/ To cure Sheep Skias 1rith the trool on.-Taks
| spoonful OF alum and Of saitpetre: puiVerIzt
and mix we'll together, then sprinkle the powder
on the flesh side OF the skin, and lay the two flesh
sides together. leaving the wool OUTSIDE. liner
fold up the skins light as you can and hang
them in a dry place. In 2 or 3 days, as soon as
they are dry lake them down and scrape then
with blunt knife TIL cleen and supple. This
completes the process and makes you most ex
cellent saddle cover. If when you kill your NUT
ton YOU treat the skins this way, you can ge
more for them from the saddef than you can ge
for the wool and skin separately disposed Of 9th
erwse.
n B. Other skins which you desire TO cure
with the fur or hair on, may be treated IN TIT
same way
Marriage Notices-A western paper gives th'
following notice All notices Of marriages wher
no bride cake is sent, will be up 10 small type
and poked into some outandish corner OF the pa
per- Where a handsome piece OF cake 10 Sent
| i, will be placed conspicuously in large letters
bu, when elores or other bride favors are aooeo
| piece of illustrative poetry viii be gwen ~ az
dition. When, however, the Editor a'epos 10
ceremony in propria persona and Kisses 'he ofioe
II will have special notice-yERY LARGE TYPE
and The most appropriate poetry that can De Deg
ged borrowed, stolen, or coined from the orai
editorial
81 don, like that, the loco isaaer said when he
hi. under the head Of Keep u before TIC P1e