Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19


d., with MIS- Beden, wife Of Captain Clifford
BeIden. DE- Il. had been me family physician IN
the family, and in that character bad taken OPP
portunIties consummats his work. The Herald
describes Peabody about / years old, > feet
10 inches high, rather portiy, with full, brandy
coored face, speaks quick, and shows a rather
handsome set Of small teeth and Is great brag-
aJocia Mrs. b - a very small frah looking
woman about 81 ears OLD, and Aa. no children.
Not so street., though BY another name.-I.ast
fall, says The Hudson Gazette, city was visit.
ed by Amateur vender in roses, who ~niled
upon the lovers Of Flora, with bis splendid col.ec-
ton OF foreign assorted roses, which he recon-
mended as beng superior TO any thing ever be-
fore seen ia this country. The news OF his arrival
spread like wild fire and there quite rush TO
secure some OF his choice roses, which were beau
ufuliy marked with fine furnishing names, and
laid off IN lots Of dozens and half dozens, and
cold at only five dollars per dozen. The rich pri-
yes were taken homo ald nourIshed with care
md attention., and their growth watched wilh
great mlnuteness. This spring they put forth
beautifully, and all was anxiety for the period OF
their budding, when loi-they turned out to be
nothing more than wHoRrLEBRRY BUSHES!
flag for the China NiS5ion-We had The
pleasure Of inspecting The quality Of tho Fiag
manufactured by w Gil, Esq. Of Mount pIen
SAINT. Ohio, for the China Mission. 1t is purely of
the fines; American silk, and very strong and
heavy, lJl feet in length, stripes crimson and
white, ID inches Ide, The sqpnre 81 feet loag,
feet inches wide, Of beautiful mazafinc blue
1t vas ordered by Government for that purpose.
ard will reflect abroad the highest credit upon
our mauufa ctnres, though in their infancy.
Wheeling Times.
Good Business.--The Jefersonia Insurance
Company of New York have declared another
dividend of III per cent, on their profits for the
! a q 81 x has ! he
entire capital back again TO its stockholders since
August, 1887, and has stu on hand about thirty
thousand dollars Of surplus.
Death by 7yicrisn. Tho Cincinnati Daily
Republican is discontinued for want of patronage.
II was struck with dea tn the day 1t esppuscd Ty
Ierism, and has been in lingering condition ever
since Louisville Journal
As the Globe The Tyler touch s death I
4 Noble GiH.-Prosidont Wayand, Of Brown
University, K, |. has given $1,000 to that Unlver-
sity, of which the income is TO be disribut ed
among students in prizes for excellence in pre-
paratory studies.
| The United States revenue accruing at the
port OF New York, during July, after making de-
ductions for draw backs, &c. is 100000.
Somebody in Baltimore, says the Wheeling
Times, has invented a machine tor folding news
papers. If the same genius would invent a
machine to get pay for them, would patronze
him; but we can get along without the other.
| Same old Cm.-.What is this pusscyisa that
The newspapers talk so much about?' SAID an old
| lady to her son, locking her spectacles.-
Why il means mother, that The very old cat has
into iha church
! Who shall hare The Pri.e?-There was once to
be meeting of the flowers, and the Judge was
to award prize TO the ono pronounced The most
beautiful. ''Nho shnlI have the prize?" said the
rose, stalking forward in all the consciousness of
beauty. "Who shall have the prize?' said the
other flowers, advancing, each filled with cons
scious pride, and each ina ginning that it would be
herself 81 will take a peep at those beauties.' -
thought the violet, rs she lay in her humble bed,
not presuniug to attend the meetng--"i will see
them US they pass" but, as she raised her lowIy
head to peep of her hiding place, she was
observed by the Judge, who pronounced her the
most beautiful because the most modest.
! An infalibe preventative Of spontaneous hy.
drophoda in dogs will be fouad in the flour Of sui
phur, a small particle Of which should be mixed
with their food or drink II has been known in
Europe for centuries, and is always u ed to pre-.
vent tho dreadful disease from breaking out
among the packs Of hounds upon the estates OF
English noblemen.
/ The last Miller story--The following anecdote
from the last knIcke booker will DO TO yeaG I'M
media ely after dinner:
! 4 matter-ot-faci old gentleman in \ England
whose wife was tborough -going 'Dcstruc,Ionisr,
was awakened out of sleep hy his possessed RIB
one cold and stormy March night with Husband
did YOU bear that noiset lis Gabriel aeon IN
lis the sound of his chariot whe = Oh psha
YOU old fool. replied the guide man do you s'pose
Gabriel Is such at ass come on 1rbeels. in
such good seighing this? tell YOU us The
wind turn and 90 to .leepn We believe
she did, so do
Important from Hayti-An arrival a Phila
delphta, from Jamaica sntes that intelligence hs:
been received there from Hayti that a French
Admiral, with five ships of war, arrived at Hay ri
5h ut. The precise object of their visit die
no, transpire, but coupling it With late transac'
ton, there, no doubt was entertained but tina
France was solicitous 10 take HaytI under bel
protection. The HaytIens we're DESTROYS 10 re
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