Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-08
YOUNG PEOPLE.
Philadelphia March, 1919.


YOUNG PEOPLE.
Whenever you young miss lecturing her
mother geniiliy, contradIc,iog her parent
pou,ing and complaining whenever she cannot
have her own way, depend upon 1t she viii make
poor companion. In prosperity she viii never
DO satis6ed--n adversely she will despond ard
compIan-in sickness she will distress herself
md all around her-never choose her for life
companion. On the contrary when yoh see a
mild, modest. unassumng girl, who may be some,
times minisieripg 10 the wants Of poverty and
sickness. who is ever mindful OF the wants and
wishes OF her friends, and u6mndiui oil her own;
who is evor ready to relieve distress by k'nd
words and good works. and who never publishes
her benevolent labors-she will make her home
paradise -she will cheer you in prosperity
sustain you in advorsisy-smooh md soothe the
inflow Of sickness-sha will indeed be a treasure
with or without wealth she 10 a pearl above II
price.
When you hear young men sneerng ut their
old fashioned parents. or listening TO such re-
marks from others, sighting or teasing their SIS
ters and brothers, disobli2 ing and uukind to SER
wants and Others, fond Of grumbling, too lazy TO
keen ID the fires get themselves n drink of wa
ter, such a fellow is n bad chance Tor husband.
On the contrary if he loves his parents-is kind
and obliging to his sisters and brothers, indnsri-
Gus and attentive to his business or his studies,
kind and confederate to the poor and unfortunate
--be will be good man or good husband.
Cause of QuarreL-"l wish | owned all tho
pasture land IN The WORLD" said Bob.
81 wish owned all the cattle in the WORLD
said Ned.
elbow could you feed ,hem?" asked Bob.
.sId turn them into your pasture"
mo YOU wouldn't"
ayes l would"
"No YOU wnnd'at"
ayes l woald."
"You shan't."
81 will"
And ,hen came tho fs,icufis--oh, how they did
fight!
Another Duel-We learn from the New Or
leans PIcayuue that duel fought. on the
10Th inst in the vicinity of the Cypress Grove
Cemetery on the Shell Road between the Hon.
Mr. V6ggamnn of the State Senate, and former
~ Senator Of the United States. and the Hon.
Denis Priepr, lately Mayor Of New Orleans
Upon the second FIRE, Mr.. Waggaman received
tho ball Of his gonis in the feshy part of his
richt thigh, through which II passed and buried
itself in The LETT. Mr. Prieur was untouched
Judge Waggaman Is not considered TO be 10 dan
ger The difficulty between these gentle men
learn was some family affair. of long standing
and which they deemed it impossible TO settle in
any other way than bya resort 10 arms.
PRErry GooD.-Sambo a slave 10 a master
who was consi,utionaiy addicted 10 lying. Sam.
DO being strongly devoted to his ma ier, had, by
dint of long practice. made himself adept in
giving piausihility to his masters large stories.
One dsv. when the master was entertaining his
guests in his customary manner among other mar
veIlous facts, he related inciden, which took
place in Of his hunting excursions.
Il fred al buck said he, sat a hundred yards
distance and the ball passed through his LET, hind
foot. end through his head just back of his earl
This evidently producing some little doub, in
tho minds Of his guests, he called upon Sambo
corrotorate him.
Yes massa,' said the almost confcunded slave.
after moments hesitation, me de ball hii
i'm. jos as ,nassa iif up Ge gun 20 he eve de
buck liz up his hlne foot to 'cratch i'm ear q nd
massa's ball went clear through 'im foo. an head
al de same time
The guests were perfectly satisfied with Sam
bo,s explanation, and swallowed the whole with
out further hesitation; but when the gues,s were
gone, Sambo veu,ured upon his masters good hn-
NOR so far 10 demonstrate.
For Sambo's sake, msssa, when YOU tell mud.
der such a big lie. don't put UNI fur apart-me
had deblish hard work for get 'Gm ,oceder'
The borough Of Harrisburg. Pa. with popula-
iion Of about 1000. has deb, Of more than one
hundred ard fifty thousand dollars,