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Bloomington Post (Newspaper) - May 6, 1836, Bloomington, Indiana S3 per Annam in Advance. An intelligent be Folb want no a dictatoka.83 at the end of the year. By it. L. , Indiana Friday Hay 6, 1836. Vol. 1.27.liltz8 0bx.x.ahx0ns. From Friendship s offering. The three advices. An Irish moral . The stories current among the Irish peasantry Are not very remarkable for the inculcation of any moral lesson although numberless Are the legends related of pious and Quot Good people Quot the saints and i Viries. The following table of the three advices is the Only one of a moral character which i remember to have heard. It was told to me by a professional Storry Teller whose diction i have endeavoured to preserve although his. Fun Intoci of Quot Addreen Trala Yli Quot or Paddy the Vagabond from his wandering life was not a particularly appropriate Tittle for a a royalist. Tit tale is Cert airily very ancient an a i in i probably found ils Way into Ireland from Val of As it Appe irs to be Ati of a Linardic a triad of there once came what of lat happened so often in ird did a Hani Jear. Biumi the crops , Chr re was Beggary and find oin end Oft lie Inland to Ytse of lick. Ai that time a i Reat Many poor a in per had to Iii tie country from of f ii plot Irie fit and a Rougie the Hig. Priff . Among Othick John c night ii Nuler the in ctr sity of Point our t i Cirigl ind to if lie could it t work and of leaving los wife and family behind him Biggie g or a bite and a sup up Down and the Charity of Good i Iii trans. John was a Smirt Yonne a fellow Handy at any work from like h by i old to the stable and willing to earn tiie bread he ate and he Wilt a so on engaged by a gentleman. J lie King lira no mighty strict upon Irish servants he wi8 to have twelve a yet a. A Vaes by the Antiey was Luu to i paid until he end of the year and he was to to refit la entire twelve ruin a a As in the Lump if he mis conducted himself in any Way within twelve Mon Lis. Julin Wai to be sure upon his Best behaviour and Condo Ted hims ill in every particular so Well Foi the whole time there was no faulting him late or Early and the his. There Iii of his agreement being sex ired he determined on returning Home notwithstanding his mister we jihad great for him pressed Liim to remain and a ked Liim if list had any reason to be Dis Ati died with his treatment. A no reason in life sir Quot said John you Boen a Good master Ami a kind master to me the l i spare you Over your family hut i left a wife with two Small Iii Loren of m own at Home after me in Ireland and your Honor would never with to keep me from them entirely. Tie Wile und tie children Quot Quot Well John Quot said he Dpi Ithemar. Of have earned your twelve guineas and you have been in every Les it it Hogood a servant that if you Hie agreed i inti and giving you what is Mortti that twelve guineas ten times Over ill place of your wage. List you a Hall have your t Hoice will you Trike what i , on my word Quot John saw no reason to think Liat his master w thing with him or we in Bincer in making the Oll a Ami , after slight Corii iteration to a him hat he agreed to Ake As his was he would advise Julie Lucr it was the twelve guineas or nut. Quot i Hen listen attentively to m words Quot said the Kei Illeman. A a fire to i would teach of this one to to l Ike a h Road when Jou have tie a Quot Quot Seeni idly i Ike heed not to Laid fill the Tio Iise a Here an old is married to a Yoonok Quot and i hindi Quot a la Eyembe r that lion Ebay is the Best polic Quot Quot i Hose Are the three advices 1 would Puy of with and they Are in value far beyond any Gold however Here is a Guinea for travelling charges and two cakes one of Whitti 011 must give. To your Wile and the other you Musl not Youit Elf until you have done so and i charge you to be careful of lit a it was not reluctance on the part to it of Carson that i Ami brought to of Cir Al Mere words fur wages or could be Peru idea that Limey were More precious Lian Golden i Iliof a iils Faith Iuliu a Aster was however so Strong that be at length became Satis ged. John set out for Ireland the next morning Early but he had not proceeded far before he overtook two peelers who were travelling the same Way. He entered into conversation with them and found them a pair of merry Fellows who proved excellent company on the Road. Now it happened towards the end of their Day a i journey when Tivey were All tired with walking that they came to a Wood through which there was a Patio that shortened the distance to the town they Weie Ginji toward by two Niles. The Pedlis advised John to to with thai to rough the Wool but he rinsed to leave the Hig in Vii telling thin at the same Tinie he woo i meet them again at a a Quot i nil tavern in Ali j own alien travellers put up. John was willing t the Worth of the advice which Iii master had Given him and hear lived in safely and took up his Quarter at the a jointed place. U Hile he a Ealing Liis supper an old Man c ame hobbling into the Kitchen and 1, ave orders about different matters there and then went out again. John Ltd ii ild liken no particular notice i it i this but immediately after a \ ung woman Young enough to be tie old Man s Dao Hier came in and trave orders exactly the contrary of Itiat the old Man Lead Given calling Hini at the same time a a Reat Many Liard Lames such As old fool and old Dothard and so on. When she was gone John enquired who the old my was. A Why he is the lao Loril Quot said the servant Quot and he even help him a Dou s life he has led since he married his last wife. A what Quot said John with suprise Quot is that Young woman the landlord s wife i see 1 must not stay in Thi a nose to night Quot and tired As he was he i of up to leave it but went no i Luther than the dour before he met t be two peelers All cot and bleeding Oming in for hey had been robbed and almost Mir died in the Wood. John was very sorry to Bee them in the it condition and advised them not to Lodge in that a House telling them with a signify ant nod that All was not right there but the poor pedlar were Sii weary and so bruised that Tiey would Stop where they were and Dis Rei a id Thi advice. 11 Tiller the in remain ill the House John retired to the stable and Laid himself ii w i upon a bundle of Straw where he shot very soundly for some time. Alu it the Middle of the night lie to persons come into the stable and on listen Iii to their conversation discovered Liat it was tie Landlady and a Man laying a plan How to murder her husband. In the morning John renewed his journey but at tie next town he come to he was told that the landlord in the town he had left had been murdered and that two peelers whose clothes were found All covered with blood had been taken up for the crime and were go ing to be hanged. John without mentioning what tie had overheard to any person determined to save the if possible and so returned in order to attend their trial on going into the court he saw the two men at the bar and the Young woman and the Man whose voices he had heard in the stable a wearing their innocent lives away hut the judge allowed him to give his evidence and lie told every particular of what occurred. The Man and tie Young woman instantly con fessed their guilt the poor pedlar were at once acquitted and the judge ordered a larger Ward to be paid to John Carroll As through his Means the real murderers were brought to a slice. John now proceeded towards Home fully convinced of the value of two of the advises Whitti his master had Ulvi n him. On arriving at Tus Cabin he found his wife and Clith Lrein rejoice i govera purse full of Gold which the eldest boy had Pii ked upon the Road that morning. Whilt he was a a they had endured All the miseries whip i the wretched families of those will ii Over to seek Woik in Nuland me exposed to. With pre Cir out. Loud with out a bed to lie Down on. Or a roof to shelter Thorn they had we in red Tfir Ough the coun seeking Ood from door to door of a St Kivini population and when a a in be Potoc Wai balt meal Abo iving Down blessings and to thanks on the giver not in the set phrases of the mendicant but m a Buret off Lou Ericc too fervid not to gush direct from the heart. Those Only who have teen a family of such beggars As i describe can fancy the Joy with which the poor woman welcomed her husband Back and informed him of the purse full of Gold. A a and where did Mick my boy find it Quot enquired John Carson. Quot it was tie Young Squire for certain who dropped it Quot said his wife Quot Foi he Rode Down the Road this morning and a Lead of his horse in the very Gap where Milky picked it up but sure John he has Money enough besides and never the halt Penny have i 10 let by my poor children u bit this Bies d nit Quot never mind to i it Quot said John Quot joas i bid y a and take up he pulse at once to the big Housand ask or the it Oung Squire. I have two cakes which 1 brought every step of the Way with to from England and thy will do for the children d supper. I ought Surley to remember As Good right i have what my master told me for my year s wages seeing i never As yet found what he said lobe Quot and what did he say Quot enquired his wife. Quot that honesty is the Best answered John. Quot tis very Well and mis mighty easy for Vliem to say to that have never been tempted by distress and famine to say otherwise but your bidding is enough for me Quot Straightway she went to the big House and enquired for the Young Squire but she was denied the Liberty to speak to him. Quot you must Tell me your business honest woman Quot said a servant with a Lead All powdered and fizzled like a Culi lower and who had on a Coal covered with Gold and Silver lace and buttons and every thing in the world. Quot if you knew but All Quot said she a a i am an honest worn in for i be brought a purse full of Gold to the Young m ister that my boy picked up at the Road Side surely it is his As no body else could have so much Quot let me see it Quot said the Fervant. A it s a rights ill take care of it you need not trouble yourself any More about the matter Quot and so saying he slapped the door in her face. When she returned her husband produced the two cakes which his master gave him on parting and breaking one to device Between his children How was he astonished at finding six Golden guineas in it and when he took lie Urier broke it he found As More. He then remembered the words of his generous master Olio desired him to give one of the cakes to his wife and not to eat the other himself until thai time and this was the Way his master took to conceal his wages lest he should have been Rob bed or have lost tie Money on the Road. The following Day As John was standing near his Cabin door and turning Over in his mind Liat he should do with his Money the Young Squire came Riding Down the Road. John pulled Oil his hat for he had not forgot his manners through the Means of his travelling to foreign parts and then made so bold As to enquire if fits Honor had got the purse he had lest. Quot Why it is True enough my Good fellow Quot said the Squire Quot i did h set my purse yesterday and i Hope you were so Lucky As to find it for if that is your Cabin you seem to be very poor and shall keep it us a Reward for your Quot then the servant up at the big in use never gave in your Honor at last tier taking it Lom Nance Stie s my wife your Honor and telling her it was Al right Quot Quot of i Aust look into Iii business said the Squire. Quot did you May your wife my poor Man give my pulse to my servant to what servant Quot i can t Tell his name Rigoll said John because 1 dont know in but never Trust to Nance again if she can t Point him out to your Honor if to your to Iii is de Trouf of Quot then do you and Nance in you Call her come up to the Hall this evening acid til enquire into the mat 1er, i Promise so dying the a quire Rode and bit wife went up Accord log Lar in by i coing a Odh far a Small rap Witti the by i in Osiier at the pains in his lib All the Days of Hilt life door a the door was opened by a a leave a woman s and Board the servant who without he Rinir what the poor people had to say r a it claimed Quot of go a go Whit business can j of have Heie Quot and foul the do r. John s wife burst out crying said she sobbing As if her heart would break a i knew that would be the end but John had not been in merry England Mere to get his twelve Guin eat a ked in two Wiiks. Quot no Quot said he firmly Quot right is Linht and i la see the end of so he sat himself it it own on the step of the door det Simiu de not Loo until he saw the Young Squire and Asil happened in was not Long until he came out. Quot i have been exp acting you some time John Quot said he come in bring your wife in Quot and he made Vliem g graceless Knave Well drive him the sixteenth kick. A Carlisle rep. Of the Vagabond to deserves an audit onal Kirk we give him the Herald. Break a woman s heart he fiend take that too a paints Vic Tel. I he fellow deserves to have his Lead combed with a three Legg d too his Lun lied Down with brickbats and his Eye lids Lilton d Tincle to the Blaze of a Jelv i i Ive him n other so -.v-, and Luiu i n be a Vos i Mir. Of the it of Imp let him be cursed with Duns the a Alunro of his i whig. your wife ii you poll Roon Vou fun Iti Larian just show your a idly Tive the gracchus a Nick in and to ill i Vou Puppy jul a to shh ? a . The. cml air 1. He Dij. I re h a x and ten i Flocs iro7, i lie end Ler six. A Avo a if 1-/e / the Riidu Tui . Before him in o the House. Immediate face in. M my Ippi and Well give Yew he directed All the servants to come up a a Gunto i or hint a. You ten Egide stairs and 6u h an a Iii of Ihm leave Moir i Ltd a. There was h a real Sigla to see ii the wretch my Bead Quot on l if them. Roii come Here to marry any of the Quot which of Yon Quot said the of a g i ,,-.i? Quot Lii lid n Aid or wid quire without making t nether it ru.-. Quot a he Gill a Ive of let a a a with ii a Titch of you Ili d d Ilii i honest we Liidia. Look in re Imp. Hunt Well Man give my purse i a hut ton was no , 1 tue pese she must be , she can Tell John s wife at once poin de birr i i Ger towards tie Hend of he is Quot said she Quot if All the w Trio the fore Cler men ugh or e., not f i intr y judge,j,.ry,Andall, Here he is i m ready Lotak. By bible., nun a there he is w to told it w is in. ,. I. A a a a a t Josed Over to us tier having right when he took the pm a the a Audilet of tie Union kicked med the door in my face i Ihui a a saying As much As thank be Tor a i j . 1 if a if Ine press and misled Inlo it 1 he cautious la Tom in t Ciuc j p n i it a a i i i., it i i Lyniah Clith and Sledge hammers. Quot Nahatis Thi i heard Sau , dispose of him we shall master ii this woman g be you my scratch Quot purse Vav Illiam Why us to Nul c be Here he will he sure to encounter. I Oik Nie his editorial tormentors 1 he servant s amm Rcd Cut a de i i i a ,. I and up i in Lili Discon sold to a but Nis a in to r Iii in led on his be i r a / ,.,. L Juir silly j Jit Siul. Ing search to and the purse Puiul Ili his pocket. Quot John Quot said the Squire turning a m n w Iio ecu in a Landon Iii better h Ilou it to l ave his nose split i i Licini Urlce and his ends pinned Here Are ten guineas Lor j our without the Benefit of go Home now but i will not forget i by Rosine Quot you Shai be no i Are Hail air. Your a life s within h month John Carsonw s settled in a Nice Homie which tie Squire had finished and made ready for i n. his wages and the re Ward he got from the judge and the ten Guin i. Is Tor Ray but allowed to privilege of the Iri Sliman wi. a. To be exec cd a Quot he said to the exec ill Ione t Loti a a be Lepe round Hir Mirju for if ii Eph to it round his , he was so ticklish he to death Indiana palladium. Of the Haid hearted wretch Inhat returning the purse he Well to do j Quot a showers of Tiro in the world and was soon Able to Quot j All upon his Huid and Stocka Small farm where he Ved respected All his Days. On his bed he gave his children the very three advices which his master had Given him on parting a never take a Bye Road when they could follow the Highway. Never to Lodge in the House while an old Man is married to a Young woman. And above All to Rem Emter that honesty is the Best polic. A tender hearted Wike. A Bro Ken hearted a Oman As she Calls her a Elf mrs. Laure Hunt of Broadus bin Montgomery county n. Y., nut Intel text his . He ought to Btu a a Ixl Ungki Quot from civilized Socie by and driven to the Utu nost Pariot the Earth Wiki a pack of to Uius in Lull at his Hee s. I Luck m neighbor a Tori Fot a. Steam boat burned. The steam boat Belfast one of the largest class of Busti passed this Pince on thursday in Fth last on Fier Way to Louisville. On Friday night at about 10 o clock when within Ubo it forty Miles of Louisville she took fire fies the Public through the Cahill and was Eil Intelli Genifer that her dear husband. A i. Ii i i Josiah Hunt has left her bed tirely destroyed by the Dev of Reg Board and strayed to pails unknown Eleini refit. We understand she and the forbids All girls old maids had about 400 tones freight and widows to Myddie with or Niarie j Helper any of it was Saedie him under the Penally of the Law. No lives were she earnestly All edit is _ the Captain of the free Quot to Rue hour the would Quot to Lay the. Foregoing Isle ration before their Rea a her remains dvrs. Mis. Hunt will plea perceive hat we have complied with her re cur air. And we two Jav y. Tro scrip. And we Lireet i. Mirror. And we four sum Jan. And we five it Evlern methodist. And we Hgt a a Zions Enild. And we free press. And we . Free press. And we nine Woodblock whig. Leave her bed and Hoard tie ill Ian Sand we Lens Java it. Eagle. And strayed to parts unknown the Vagabond and we eleven daily adv. He left Herier 0 a Hexagram in a we a bake ii slates Mon. And we Start him s journal keep him moving. Salt River it too Good for courier. Be have Corni on Hii toe ail while yet burning Stiles Lii at the River was literally covered with burning and sin oiling Ihn Bers and that the Woods Fri three Miles on the River were on the. Evans Vil a Jour. A l m. Flt Ida h a have been politely pc omitted to peruse u a iter irom a Geist i innit dated Colu Tibia s. C. 27lhmaich, which states that the indians in Florida have concluded a treaty with general Scott and that the War intent territory is terminated. One of the aids of let it Jen. Had passed through Columbia on his Way to Washington with the treaty. This of Luiei be will be five Oracle o Tex a. Hundreds of the Florida of unters will now Fly to the Reli Fol their by Ethni so juggling for Liberty 00 the other a id of the Miil is Ippi. Lou. J i9�

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