Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

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An ELOQUENT ErFusIoS.--The following thrilling and
inspiring efuson of liberty and glory, is said TO
have delivered by the commandant of barefoot
company the Hoosier State shortly after receiving the
false report that Mexico had declared against the Uni
ted States The report not be exactly verbatim
5 though it is evident the spirit is there
Men of blood and friends of Washington and that old
boss General Jackson want your attention Lightnin
has bust upon and Jupiter has poured the lie of his
wrath down greasy shanks of the Thun-
broke loose and slipped its cable and the mighty
valley of the Massasp the
kissing Santa Anna and the smaller ignorant fafins
around that benighted and woodenlegged
pop-gun OF the Montezumas
Citizens and of bloody ground which
fathers caiawampousy poured their ciaret, free
lie enrich the soil which hover and watch
hyena let the of the inner
loose and prepare the chessy Of vengeance for the
long looked for day has arriv. The crocodile of the
Massap has gone into his hole and the that lit King
David hos, the Atlantic Ocean looks down
upon the and drops tear to its memory Hosses
, | am with YOU And while the star of Uncle Sam and
stripes of his country trumphantly the breeze
whar-whar the lowlived ehcke Bred toad
hoPpin', red mouthed mothers of We who will
raise the beacon light of trumpsmouse the citadel Of
the aggress9 and press onward to liberty and glory
OINTMENT IsrL.MED EYE-1iDs.--The following re-
eeipt obtane I from the late Dr. b. the mo
eminent of Baltimore and used with unfalng
success:
Take or. white precpitate, and lard--let these
be well rubbed and till there unbroken
tcles but a smooth mass-annont the eye-ids two
three in twenty -four hours always night and morn
ing The ointment useful common sores which
children have on the nose.
The valuable used the south of France for graft
ing said to be made of equal parts Of train-oH
and melted together and applied gratis with
painters brush
The spaniards provcrb tha, drinking water nei-
Their makes man sick nor in debt nor his wife widow
my lad" said a young lady boy carrying emp
ty mail bag, you a mail boy'' aye duznt think
| Ize female boy duz ye?'
! To BL,cKIxG-Put gallon of vinegar into a
jug; add pound of ivory black, well puve rzed,
half pound of loaf sugar: half of oil of Wit
rol; and of oil; incorporate the whole
by stirring. This is backing of very great repute
! AN EASY TEMPERED MAx.-We were much amused by
story told of suffering not many leagues from
''beachy' cattle He offered them for SALE but
their reputation for tearing down and getting
fences that nobody wished to buy At length stranger
look them, and inqurng into their dispositions.
told by the owner that they troubled him in
any Satisfied with the price, the stranger purchas
ed ana Pa'd down Tor them .-.-s,.
| ''They down my best fences" said he
II thth it uqu-quite likely replied the seller
| cooly.
'And unie they served You in the same way'
We-we-we sh- should rather tn think they
did,
"Bu, exclaimed the indignant purchaser, ''didnt you
tell me they never troubled you any2''
"ro be did, answered the other ''thc
ffa-fact is let s-sueh things tt-troube one'
"WHo is JUDGE SroRY?"-Ths distinguished
ton throughout the country, was. is generally
known, professor of law in Harvard University.
1t was his custom to amuse his class by relating
interesting anecdotes. in illustration of principles
of law, and few men have ever boon skill.
full in the cement Of this kind Of instruction.
Tho writor of this had tho pleasure of hea ring
one OF his lectures on casual visit to Cam
bridge, In which he stated that tho Courts of En-.
gland had ava ded hundred pound note to the
person from whom it had boon stolen, because
the banker who had purchased it Of the thief,
ought to havo known from his personal appear
nnce, that he would not be likely TO q note
! of such value. This rule Of law, he thought.
would moi always operate Justly in this country;
and IN illustration, he related, in his inimiablo
manner, the following anecdotes:
When came here, TO Cambridge" said he,
- occupy the statio:, which now hold. my
friends thought proper to greet mo with public
dnner which was served up with good deal of
parade in largo room adjoining the postofficc;
where there was, is not uncommon on such
occasions, good deal Of noiso, and good while
continued. | supposed it probable, that there
| not man, woman or child, in this small viii
iage who did not know of this merry-naking.
and the occasion Of it, particularly as had &C.
cupi ed seat upon the Bench in Boston for six
teenyears previously, and passed sentences of
death and imprisonment upon numerous convcts.
The hustle and noise of the dinner being over,
and having for about two months pursued my
ocaiion as lecturer on law at this place. had
casion day to call at the post-ofice and in
onro for letters for Judge Story Judge who!'
inquired the post master. Judgo Story! re-
piled with soms emphasis. Judge Story! Judge
Story.' reiterated the postmaster who is Judge
Story. never heard of him before!' -
"Not long afterwards no continued, ait hap
pened, that on my way to Boston one day on foot.
had Occasion to use the Of fifty dollars ut
the intervening village of Cambridgeport, and,
stepping into the bank there, inquired of tho