The Newspaper, Volume 1, Number 19, Noblesville, Hamilton County, 12 October 1837 — Page 3

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-:iih n ::lnuhy freak " of the -nnnjr slKn Vho lint! intub a :o.tory ofhiauolf. Tin fcllavv--iog has boon tlrj of linsjip-piiioiis npcculation. fcr tko tnitii of which a provincial jcurikiI refers tis to tho simplo rektry of Lvons, The drrrv:;:-- tool: piac3 in tho folrcst mannor pc: oihie, in tho prcHcnco of c nctirry ainl of scleral witn22ce::, Iladciiioiselie Z3iiiIiraiGia 3., c yonri lady of fortune at Lyons, won the young man.- il cinrJar inoident occurred after tho draw

ing had boon decided. Tho yooiifT iady was still tmawcrro of

her,';ood fortune, when onoir.orn-

ing n lady wait id open her, in e, state of most painful excitement. 'Save my life l,Iadomois8lIe!,-

Anl r.-v IT! i.-';t fjr lii-:. . T";-t in lih file J Iter J, r I;-r !,1 . a J.i'.il. r.:1 Ilavo frl -l.tcncl l.Mny a tcrnr; Ar.i ;c;i!1V: tlica tlicct slarQ? Lr.-; fjr! thy .Tr.th :::rl Let Hen:, ty f o Ires Or eucIi a thin j L3 tl.co. VI.rn l.:t .in i 'Jo 1-jv, Oitcn with Lir.i I roved; In ell their guslilnj? joy. Him too, ray sisters loved; And hiza my brotlxc ra desr, Tlia fond caress would give, Loafer) wlio pant thee licrej Go! let that old do live. lly fceart string round thee cl!s( Close ns thy hide, old frisndi Thy Donors I vill sins. Thy Ufa and fame defend. Old doz! tho Mayor brave! Ar-drioafer, leave the epot4 Wliib IVo a Land to rv, e, Thy c-a f'-iall herm luri z:zl

fcoede vour ticket to

ino. ;"7hat tieke:?' 4Tho lottery ticket the tieke: for the young man 31if I had forgotten itf Then knov ITademoipelk that I kvetha: I adore - had taken thirty tickets

:i ras as much as my means vroak! allovr of my doincr. Lly

iickckiara all blanlu. Tcurj id

Jlie only pri::e. Cede It to me or yen will caace my dcaih.' .Jadame,5 replied iZv a:meielle Ikiphraicie, 5:he;e iz v, v:rit:en dance on the ticket that If the younfj man chculd not please me.

or a ciicnki not plea

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Hoi;-to cure I3i;ei!iir la tbocumaic? of 1C07, a part of toe 42d Highlanders were quartered at Belfast, Ireland Col. Campbell, a

scotch lordliTig, was a very imperious.

tyrranical, unmarrieq young man, and commanded the regiment. Major

iboyci was a discreet, middle aged man with a numerous family, was highly esteemed as a gentleman, and in the

same regiment. The evening previ

ous to the fatal .catastrophe, the Ma

jor dined by invitation at the mess of

toe regiment... in toe '.course of the evening the colonel raid the major en

tered into a warm dispute, and the colonel .used, insulting language to the major. After the breaking up, major Boyd remarked to a friend, he would

not resent tne insult received as he

ras a man a iamiiy who were depen

dent on him for support. However

tne colcy n thoir;hc himself acr?rievea

and the qz:c monnirr charged" hL ills-

tols, abrttptly entered aie major z room .:here Le vras urc: inr Iceked the

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J 'i'v- in 1 1 m in luaiu Ol its details; but taken all

of the most wonderful suh'ects rhich can engage the human attention. It points directly to 'the curious and yet tinansWered question. Tf hat is life? The student of nature m:r: nrmlv-

with all his art those minute portions of matter called seeds, and which he ImoTvsiobe the rudiments cf future creatures, and the links by which endless generations of living creatures hang o existence but he cannot disentangle and display apart their mysterious Life! that somethi

influence of which each little germ in

uuiq sweiis out to till an invisible mould of. maturity which ' determines its forms and proportions. One such substance thus becomes a beauteous rosebush another a noble oak; a third an eagle; a fourth an elephant yea, in the same way out of the rudest materials of broken seeds and roots, and

leaves ol oiauts and mis of iiidmnl

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liesn, is built up the human irama if-

sen, wnetlier ot the active male, com-

.otng graceiulncss and strength, or of

the gentler woman, with beauty a round her as liht. How missim

strange -that such should be the origin of the bright human eye, whose sdance

pierces as if the invisible souf wove-.

shot with it of the lips which pour

iortii sweetest efoquence- of laryn: which, by vibratinrr, fills the 'surround

ingnir with 'music; and more wonder-

m than all, of that mass skat tip with in the bony fortress of tho skulLwhos

aeiicate tenturc is the abode xn in-

soul, with its . reason which contem

plates, and its sensihi'ily which delights, in these and endless other mira

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was hi: (!svc:;i

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mure, when, Ia ; j"; " la a

of mscm:ibi!it'- a" ks:sl- t;br. related. Peonle e: r.ws: ;M '' .

fuey iiiGiiii t'i d.k;T: w r . '

drunla should rin r. -,ri

tneir complaint, u-rr '": ' i . . . . , k . -

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If you would avc:i M r'

family, attend to tl:e fw-w; ."-'

and do not dispise lr r----appear so uiilrnparla::!: "a..malli:i"j

manes a miciac'

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ye!lor, rub ths:.i wi:!i : ' : - n"

per, or t: :sr :: is aill Is1 t. " -and rcrtrrj wlfilsr s a blue iastory, not fws ';f v.i jk

in sail water while new

Lanm; will have a kr C.'-- - V

smell if yea din the wick -a; a i;:

not vinegar arm let if: c: , Clcnimibra:: I:ctl!e lsrs:e ; l: for cooking, with 'alt a a ; - The ofteasr earr .Is r.a sk: k ,: longer thsy wear: Iks. ui: i Ika L under thr-m arlnds tlu i,j - w

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prs-ssaaay ana .ala cae ei tne meek, i wjcr I;oyd caps j, dated with aim ca Ike impropriety cfkis ccaauct, a.au sla'.hr: as he was a ka .kaad and

a klkjr; lie then ml it sas not doiar

liisdiay as sack, to hrssrad his life in '4.j. iii..! lie iauu . a a 0 occasion 's ' k "f of ills kaw a, as he had A 1 t -9 . t p - - 1 . - - - - 1 ' j " ' ' ' t t t r --i, ;i ' a 1 " ' f 1 t' '" v ---m1 j -'' r

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A short time aao, a man of wealth

residing near Ik::!on, ww dcoveredi' J' V" f 1 . 1 t t . - . t rr? s-.m?nrf 'rtrr

oy ms may msennme. A physician was calls si in. under the presumption

that lie krd fallen ra some deseraaioa

of a fit. The draiale of Galsn c::-

amined the svmptms, and tlica takin

tne wae aside, lie hmls.d at the ac::i

tne worla, foe raasrer aau laliea aa-

dcr the iallueiwe of l!acelui3. Clie

vehemently and sincerely piotrsisua that it wasTimacsdble.as iroa: kk ether infirauticj lupiess cf all descriptions were kept out of tke la ::;e, and she was sure Im had r, keen la km r tl wr. tli'1 a " - ' ! ' r ... 14 AUUU4 y ?Hi f kiwiUU it j i,vA

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