Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13
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WHICH IS THE Fool "a gentleman.
IN the haOi; Of occasionally using intoxi-
eating drinks, took up an able temperance
address, and sat down in his family TO
peruse il. He read il through, without
saying a word, when he exclaimed, TINS
man is fool. or am lie then read il
again. and when again he had finished il.
a second time he exclaimed, This man
is fool or ami X third time he read
il with still greater care, and as he finish
= - lst >..t,..SU rACinIHIeu. am tRe
tooi - and never tasted drop Of ardent
spirits afterwards.
FIVE IMPORTANT THtHos.-If VISIONS
WAYS You wisely seek, five things observe
vita care Of whom you speak. 10 whom
YOU speak, ana how, and when and where
Gr<obody likes 10 be nobody. but ev-
cry body is pleased to think himself some
body; though the worst Of the matter is,
when any body thinks himself 10 ne some
body, he is too much inclined - think
everybody else 10 be nobody
G-A Yankee medicine vender adver-
tiSes tha; his nostrum cures all humorous
diseases In this category, we suppose.
S included the laughing Mysteries and ST.
Nitus' dance.
Gr One half of the melancholy that
and feather beds. The best remedy in
the world is useful activity.
;ET-' Never put off TIL tomorrow, wha,
YOU can do 10 day said an advising
mother to her child. Well. then, mann
ma. let US eat the cranberry pie was the
precoclous reply.
oI5-sn elderly gentleman, accustomed
to indulge entered the room Of a GER
tain inn. where sat grave Friend BY the
fire. Lifting pair Of green spectacles
upon his forehead. rubbing his infianed
eyes. and calling for hot brandy and wa
ter. he complained to the Ouak er. tina, his
eyes were getting weaker and weaker.
and even spectacles didn't seem 10 do
them any good iii tell thee, friend ;
said tie Quaker. what | think if thee
was 10 wear thy spectacles over inv mouth
for few months, thy eyes would get
sound again
RAILROAD SUISSE CRIPTIoNs.-Crurnsev CO .
Ohio. has voted 10 subscribe 100000 10
the Central Road by " Nheeling Athens
county. has voted 500 900 10 the BelDre
and Cincinnati Road. and Jackson CO..
100000 10 road which ntersects the
Belpre and Cincinnati Road.
CTD During the past year, the W ashing-
ton Monument has been carried up %
feet and the work and materials cost, du-
ring the year. 519.282:47.
JESSY LiSD-IsN.-The first ticket sold
AT Philadelphia. was purchased bv Mr.
Root the Daguerreotvpist. al 1925 The
aggregate sales were about 81 900
GrThe total receipts of the Philadel.
phia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
the past year, were S7O4,O 900. being six
per cent. on the capital Of $1,000 900.
after allowing 50 per cent. for expenses
SToEN AND FLoop.-Ai Utica. n York.
il rained for two or three davs week before
last-the streams were swollen. flooding
:he frs, floors Of factories and doing much
damage to cloth. machinery &c. It is
feared ,ha, the canal and other public
works are severely damaged.
~Its said that Mr.. HonGE, the able
editor Of the \. 0. Bulletin has accented
the appointment Of Assistan, Secretary OF
the Treasury.
Heavy CLEARAScE-The Sanduskian.
published at Sanduskv. Ohio ofthe 3O,h
ult-. SAYS Ill .64i bushels of wheat LEFT
port that morning
rTPresident Fillmore's family arrived
in Washington on the 26th ult, and for the
first time took possession Of the White
| House.