The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

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RICHMOND, md, FEB. 2ist. 1857.
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BAasux ssys - ssvsr psssenins the men
,h>s DOM advse1in. sfae che rsassa that M
y.ri.bly ess ckseGsd K I DO. The penufious
principle that prevents man from keeping his
business before the public. viii prevent him
rom selling cheap" II il eertsisiy safest 10
i..r II IN. men who advertise. Ha man does
NM r.s, busisess he need nes fear % hsss 10
made known that sh. public may Judge Of It.
Be-i,is.. IN this age oi nswspapers people ex-
pect tnr iifieren; candidates TOR their pstSesaes
TO make known their ciAus TO is. If thoss
cia.u,- 80, real, puiiieAsnn cAnnot hslp but b
an sdvsntsge 90 them.
\ Sr.rrE os Hsssce lGreeiey will soon be %
exhibition in New. York. Mckay & Co. have
produced !, ny "a. ne w and curious process Of
phs,nscalpAIr& gh9 pslopsclh - standssist
.,enl onward. his hands IT his breast, his pant
looms canyat at the top Of his boot leg, bundle
papers msdsr Ms an. sad VIA. looks like
all the iribuss exchanges ob,rudins FROM his
pocket. i,
Asss u 3Sais t~ensy .at s1ps nsts Of
the saa5pq isEI|sn'.'is'- ley 80
'25' on the upper N hsnd corner which touches
the fine lines around the edge Of the note which
forms the bordssing. while on The genuine no
par, os the scroll work touches the line.
,..s---aa No. -. p,...h.. .oe T.x..
years ago. used l. announce his text thus
You will Snd my text in the eighth chapter Of
Isaiah. ninth verss. AsA Il ysu dsnr find il
thar yon will find l.. efs you hunt the Book
through from ginasss. 70 Revelations; ADD ..
you dos3 md Il G,sn, ~ YIN 6sd great
many thinrs which win DO you power ~
good
A MAxssAsE II . s.lhsr szss.srdisasy char
seter took place in Saginaw City on Saturday.
January 20. Edward J. Stark, Of Grssnbush.
vas united to Niss Frances Hammond. teach
sr Of music. these parties osvsr having seen each
other until IL day tAy vsrs married. The
courting was dsoe entirely BY mail There
seemed (sftsr the wedding.) to b . probability
oftheir liking ssch other a. soon - they became
acquainted.
Miss LIZ ELLlorr. Miss Nellie Dean, Miss
Louise Tohsy, and Miss Tillis Leonard had
prize ska.iag match 1t Chicago on Monday
Miss Elliott received the first prize $4,000 and
Miss Dean the second (Sl0O). The second
contest was for boys under fourteen. in which
there were thirteen competitors. Willie Brown
took the first prize ($5O) and James Bowen
the ssco6a 49, 1%aI Va 1sA<S@
ExosY. . Methodist pioneer preacher once
said whsn the eccentric Mrs. B. came into
the Church. with box boomers and .zpsck Of
flowers in her bonnet, and the women tired 10
spesd themselves 70 keep her ont ofa seat: Give
this woman seat; don't care II she came from
the Cape Of Good Hopss she has right to .
seat in the Methods. Church
M. GaRRx susd lady for breach Of promise.
Her friends offered to settle i. for two hundred
dollavs.g WHIST cried 0reen, TWO hundred dol.
lars for suind hopes. shattered mind, blasted
life ADD . bleeding heart. Two hundred dollars
Cor all this, Never. never!. never!, Make it
three hundred cd it's : hareAin'. g.
Thank Con ros TnAr.-Isdy Huntingdon was
treaties he answered:
o! il Is 90 use. an lost. On lost
Thank God for THAR said she
Why" exclaimed the man in ss;on,sbansnt.
Becausss aid Lsdy Hustins,icn. Christ
came to save the lost, and if you arc lost he 10
Just the one that can save you%s sssa 81
A LAwrrs. neither young nor handsome.
when examining young lady witness in court,
desiring to perplsr her. said. Miss, upon my
word, you are very pretty The young lady
promsy rsp,ied. = .weoh rseTa ths courai-J
meat. sir, were not under OATH
il Duhlta,a great Methodist Orator
once attempted to preach from the text,
Remember Lots wife, and made .
failure. Afterwards remarking to Dr.
Bond that ne did not know the reason Of
his failures she vGnsrabls ARetor replied
that che had better hereafter let other
people wives alone."ssA1 aasss .-ss - =
..SRALI ladies have votes2'' sske<l .
stump spcakcr Certainly" replied 1
strong minded woman in tho audiences.
us woman made only to sew on buttons?
And, il she IL, it Is against the law OF
nature to turn away the needle from the
POLL 7las4a SIS a "a ees saT
A roox emaciated Irishman, having
called physician in . forlorn hope, the
latter spread . huge mustard plaster,
and clapped iton the poor fellow breast.
Pat. who, with fearful eye, looked
down upon Il, said. 'sDocther, Docther,
dear me, it strikes me that 10 . deal OF
mustard for % lie1es sssesr'
GOLD IN OHro-The Irish proverb
''there's parssies every where, will