Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

| cate pair of tongs. and they puff away with as
much unconcern a. gentleman would in a cafe.
Al the head Of box a Senora will light one
| Of these little shuck scGar~ aud hand j, 10 her
nelghbor-I mean. hand the one she has lighted
-sbo viii do the same and 50 on until the entire
box looks alive with fire.
s.
/ Observation-Disclosures tile .oasts drunk on the
ith IN Marion county. Va, we find the follow
/ ing lofty Il is the highcs, compliment we
| have yet seen paid TO old Rough and Ready:
/ BY ]. II. Harden Gould YOU soar beyond
| the moon. and pass through all the planetary
chor-couId You wing Your way the highest
apparent star. and stand of the loitiost
i plnnacles OF heaven. you would there see other
j SKIES expand, another sun distributing his mex
| haustbc beams BY day, other stars that gid
| the horizon of the alternate night. and perhaps
! noblcr systems cstabishod--but never would YOU
/ find Drawer hearted man than Gen. Tay Tor. or
a man 10 whom moro is due from the American
people, for his recent glorious victories.
! The outrogcs on tho Volunteers havo only
/ commenced Wo understand tina, the Nolun-
;cors arc charged for SIX months clothing, or
what is worse charged bill that paws for two
/ Ycara' undress clothing according to the United
STATES Army regulations. Tho clothing they
arc charged for, frequently did not las: until tho
Volunteers 20! TO Point Isabel We arc further
informed that tho suffers in most c;.ses, who
wrongcd out Of their pay altogether. Who is 10
blame for these unparalleled outrngcs? Let some
answer.
EX-Presdont Adams and family. arrived III
Baltimore by the from Washington. on
Wednesday evening. 18th INST. and put up a,
Barnums hotel. The venerable old patriot APP
pears to be exceeding y feeble: more than
al. 1 no long session OF Congress, and tho exciting
scenes IN which no has participated during the
session, have no doubt added greatly 70 his debit
lily, though il evident that his active life and bril-
liant career, fast drawing to close and
that Gro Inog, the '.oII eloquent will sleep
with the vouerated fathers of the Republic. We
trust. however, that he may be spared for many
years to comc.--Phlladclphia Sun.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison was tho first editor of
tho first newspaper established in tho world, on
tho principle of total abstinence from all intoxi-
eating drinks. lis name was the Journal of the
Times. printed IN Bennington, VI, about the
year 1927. Io also started tho first Immediate
Emancipation paper III America.
Tho Rev. Thomas pomp, who resides at E.as
ton. Pa, during the last fifty years has married
l,l92 couples. baptized 1911 children, confirm
Cd 3,3>7, and attended I.Glo funerals. lie
preached his first sermon IN July, 1895. and had
a. that tmo four congregations. He still contiis
ucs to devote himself to tho duties Of his station,
though fast approaching eighty years of nyc.
05-lf had ton thousand Children SAID a
venerable Doctor would rear them all in Nlr-
gnia, that they might have opportunity of
learning the value OF themselves; for never
know a Nlrglnian that did 10, have high opinion
of himself.
AN ANECuoTr.-A white man & an Indian
wcro both brough. under conviction for sin about
tho Same tune. Tho Indian. whose con, iction
was pungent. soon found JOY and peace in be- T
lierlng. whiIo the white man continued IN dark /
ness and distress for long time. Seeing tho
Indian ono day, who enjoyed the sweet consoIa
tons OF religion, why SAYS the white man. should
thcro be such Il difference! WHY has God for
gwen your sins. whlo 90 mourning2 | have
done all tina. | can DO, bu: find no comfort. Sup
pose, says the Indian, 'thcro come along a great
prince. He hold out TO YOU suit of clothes and
says. Hero take these IN welcome You look
around, it;Ie ashamed, and say, No my clothes
pretty good yct-they DO litto longer-thank YOU.
Sir. Then the prince little angry. saws Here
sam. take the suit. look nv old blanket. all
-ngs. cold and dirty. thank you. thank you kind
SIR Poor Indian now be warm and happy.
READ THE BIBLE.-It is the best of all books
I'LL of truth and rich in cFoquenco. It will Gins
en- your affections. purify your thoughts enlarge,
md strengthen Your intellect, and elevate YOUR
mind TO tho contemplation Of things heay cny and
divine. Read il daily. Study its sacred pages.
t IS an eNhaustabo mine of spirhua! gold and
no moro YOU search. and the deeper you dig, the
'urer Will be the you viii find.
COMPARATIVE PRvDEScE.-An old gentleman.
Who was paying his addresses to q Young lady
me day SAID 10 her. from our approaching
nlon, my dear, prognosticate unbounded hap {
'ness; Your ago and my prudence Will be APPROX i
d by all the work. ,
That may be, SIR" replied the lady. "pu, {
What will all the world say 10 YOUR age and nv :
:
(ETThe love of cross woman they saw is I
tfonger than the love Of any other female. Like !
inogar. the affections of high-strung woman /
ever spoil. It's the sweetest me tina, becomes !
not the sour ones. I
4 correspondent Of the Boston Courier makes
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