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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

TIE BITTER FRUIT OF A JEsT.-We learn from the
Boston papers that the Of death, passed on
Milton M. SIreeter. for the murder of his wife, has
been mtgated and that he is to expate his crime by
mmuremen for the rest Of his life within the walls of
prison. This is the murder on which we CON-
mented at the time of the trial, in condemnation of
the henrtess and wicked spirit which impels some to
make sport for themselves by practising the weak
ness Of fellow being. Streeier was passionatey
fond of his wife and insanely jealous Some young
men amused themselves by contrving TO make him
believe that his jealousy was well founded aud il
was while under the effect Of some Of their tricks
that he laid violent hands his-and ther-victim
N. Y Commercial Advertiser.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

Approved January S. 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

When is sugar like pigs eyei When it's in
hogs-head.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17
New stock sn the Central Plank Road
IO1k OF RsNREyG

n Office hereby tina, proposals will received
" Office OF Secretary OF State until Monday the
1850 for binding the laws aud journals Of
the Gsaers Assembly Thehndg will be tio the lowest bidder
Jan. ~, 3wd. SAMUEL HANNAH
D.MAGUIRE,
{. II. TEST.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

Approved January 3, 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17
EOTICE!!.
A MITCH IN TIME. e."

ru,E Gent,emen who the second Vol richly Il
edition Of Don QaNote
exposure by returning to its place The table thus enabling
offer two entire OF the valuable work.
prefer complete the selection, dollars
aforesaid, through the O-e will insure object
1850 69-3w DAVIS < RAY, Booksellers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17
HOUSE 70 RENT.

lttsEu 4 NEW Dwelling situated Washington street
EHgM n opposite Thomas Smiths; with Rooms Kitch.
en-, Cellar aud Wood House. Enquire al
jan slh 1850 20 HAMILTON & PARRIsH's store
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

Approved Jsnusry 3, 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

Approved January S. 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

"Pp''''' ~ JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

dead unsnol 10 the eynlnu We, Christian .onn i,y of
thu ionh. bot in northern nations aud where the Re-.
iotmrd lah ptevas, funeral cercnnnirs ale generally
simple and incNnens va. Thus In Sweden IN Denmark
IN Cortland IN ldvouii. IN Saxnny IN Prussia Holland
1'nfv1. ar Urfne, persnn oi rank may be buried n n
st of from n In POI # uuf money! while n po,r mnn
may he nleucd nj any pfco from II 10 81 of our cufen
es. lnfeed for anlicer, outlay o IT. would be-
deemed an os,entatnns funeral
Engand ia alnsI tle only Protestant country that we
are aware ol excepting ihn lianso town OF llamhruh In
whrh the expense OF mneras ls shameulIy inurlnale
and Inappropriate.
In llamhnrg the body of tho deiunet is carried to the
tomb by bearers. Int these fellows large horse har
wes, like barriscfs they are clothed too IN sahes
aud they march with satcya step and lonk to The
inll as stupid o md very venerable
selcans n the cnl Of the Common Pleas liza stranger
looh IN wnnderment they cet metrily one Of our
red nosed mus. aud thus cast air nt lrteveren and
misplaced mlfh over aeercmony which ought he sol.
emn, mnurntu. and devotional.
II Is because We believe that death dons MT destroy mr.
deacr the noblef part of man. that we would have lhr
ceremonies of HE nmh fnsly. deceny rcverenty per.
imed. aud nm expecsisely enacled like some pageant
at the tnhurg of the Surrey
he expenses lncldenl b. the cnmmnnrs' funeral in
Eng and snvout oi Pagan prlushn than of Chris
tan humility. and are she shamo aud The tcpnrh If our
Time aud nation. "Ne huunhl naihnp ptn tbis woflJ
and 1t IS certain citrv nothing uut" /, uon the
bnantlni aud expressive language Of the Prophet ion
dncnd lnn"ur Order f,r The Burial of the Dead WHY
heicme sh ul tho property Of SURVIVORS be- taxed from,
fo to laOW at which lr>l suln hr mcanc.t funeral
may he atrd-anl which second sum ia sometimes sur
passed on great necnsuns why. saY shndd the mo
petty o The widow thu orphan. and III general ored
III be wasted nway IN pe'fT ing TIN last sid tito to
Christians, who are Nj eqm IN the eyes o llo,ven
Since the revulntnn Of 1s9 IN the must civilized ot
aoman Catholic nltinns hr cosl OF moder,ie funrr,l
has rarey cNeeeaeh 25, aud herr Ia M you'd vnbd ar
Christian reason why N r q'and It shnul genrrally a.
mid i mh' than rtshl times that sum
The Qlecn D1oager, who has rcrenlly departed ffon
amongst IA. has given bctrnl example MT merely In
hfr life but IA he death aul in her expressed desire ~
Ia burial and we grateu IN nf nur caIaslup,r,
fs i having ehheavafed, as We now essay d. Ia ii \
publ attrnnn on the sordid the shlmrl,as and III,
wholly uuInNt,ilbe chal"s which oadrrtnkets in Epo
1nd atein the hah ol makn1 lat ute that anpht w.
amlt lobo gfavrly, de,eny aud rcnolsy perf,rne1.
but not pplnsey ostenla ously, valny or like pa
geaut dumb slow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
FactOryLOt and Futures

Rf vntue OF trust deed executed to the undersigned by
~ hdophus ID. Read and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
nee OF the usngs Court for the corporation of ynchbrg,
we SHALL on the premises, Friday, the 25th inst, offer
Tor sale at public auc"n all the right title and interest
the said Read to the Factorv mentioned said and
the right oi Daniel j. Warwick said lot which the
same as ha OF said Read will also be offered for sale the
same Time ana upon the The nature o the title
TO De sod may be ascertaned by examination of the deed
above mentioned and the other deed the date
papers therein mentioned, to which it refers
The situation of the said lot very convenient and yau-
able improvements have been erected upon it.
At the time shall sell the Fixtures conveyed to
us in the first mentioned deed. The property will be
sold credit Of g. II and IS ,nths-the Fixtures on
credit Of months. WM r YANCEY
BOBT. J. DAVIS,
Jan 7-t25J Trustees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
PUBLISHED BY
BlarkfOrO, ToWulrD s. Co.

EVERY MONDAY .LND 1TftRSD.iY,
1T -Four Dollars per aaa,tn, payable ia adrance No
scription cH be received for shorter tne MONTHS
and paper cW be discontinued, (ercspt at The discretion
of the Editors,) unta all afrearages paid.
IT. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al cents per square for
Iess) srey form, sertion aud 37A per square
,or iess) for erery outer form insertion.
Ererg .7drcrter iSrequed 10 note the MS hotr long
toishes his advertisement isered not
30 noted trat be inserted tai its ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms for the prictege
Of too squares, si0 for square ~25 for square,
form S35 Erery yearly adcertser ,o be required
cone ms advertising TO his particular line Of business
JOB PRNTING erecued neatly and erpeditiotsy and
reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
POLITICAL
les AND NO.

ihese are 'wn little words that we use,
Without thinking lrom whence th,y came
hut yoa~ill list L. my muse,
The hnth place oi each willname,
The one raue from heaven 10 bless,
The other was sent hom below.
What sweet httle angel is"Ycs -
What demon luxe Dwarf Is thatoNo =,
And"Noe has TREND he can hid
To aid all his doings as uun,
In that delieatc arch it lies had
That adofns the bright eye oi the bulle,
beware Of the >hadawy lrown,
Winch datscus her btigbt brow Of snow,
Ashen, hl,e a bow II strile down.
Her lips give you death with a"No"
INT "Ncs' has twin sister spite
lis Smilr. You will easily ruess-
lhnt sheaa mote hoavcnl, light
On the deingsol dear lilllooN es;'
infreasingthc charm ol lip.
That going somc lover 10 bless;
oh, sweet i the eNguis,te smile,
That dmrlcs aud PLAYS around aNc>"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
POSTPON'E.NE.VsT.
Jan 7-t25J

ne aforementioned sale postponed until FRIDAY the
day oi February next to await the decision the Court
IN the Chancey of Moore Perkins Sc in which
the title TO the said lot called in question Since the
posponement that has been decided so as TO affirm the
validity the ttle-to estate in fee by
"ihiam thurman to the said Warwick s Read, and as
oe"Ve the te conveyed in the first deed above mentioned
complete ana unncumbered except by the other deed
ea TO the on the day for the benefit of
W. " ar"ick, and charging said Reads interest with
the moiety of the purchase moaey therein specified
SHALL therefore, the day specified offer sale. the
ue conveyed In the last well the first mentioned deed
constituting title believe to be peect-bu we shall con-
'ey s"ch only as Is vested in trustees.
40 WA T. YANCEY, Trus-
Jan zo-tSf R0BT. J. DAVIS, (
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
AN ALPHABET OF SHORT RULES

WELL WORTH REMEMBERING.
Attend well IN your business.
BE punctual IN your payments
Consider well before you promise.
Dare 10 do right.
Envy no man.
Faithfully perform your duty.
Go not in the path Of vice.
Have respect for your character.
Infringe on no ones right
Know thysef
Lie not, for any consideration.
Make few aequantances.
Never profess what YOU 10 not practice.
Orcnpy your time in usefulness
Postpone nothing thai yon can do now.
Quarrel not with your neighb1r.
Rscoinpense every man for his labor.
Save something against day of trouble.
Treat every body with kindness.
Use yourself To moderation
Willy M PERSONS reputation.
Walchinlly guard against idleness.
Examine yonr cnnduct daily.
Yield To superior judgment.
Iealously pursue the right path.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
RAIL ROAD IRON WANTED.


virginia and Tennessee Rail kOad Ofnce.l
LYNCHBuRG, January 2jth, 1850.
PROPOSALS. will he receiv ed al this ofce, until the st
of March next, for the delivery, in ynchbutg iron
rails or he Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
faciured in near this town, OF Virginia Iron
The said iron to be made OF the best pig
delivered at the following times aud in the
ties six Thousand the year s5l and the
andcr (abou 5000 ons) for the whole road equally
the years 1852 aud 1858.
Separate proposals will also be received delivery
lynchburg, OF metal at times and quantities
cient the manufacture of the rails above mentioned
delivery early the Isl al November, 1880
The rails and the pig metal will be subjected 10
spection-the rails To weigh about 60 pounds per yard
the time proposals will be received for the aho,
quantity of on, manufactured where else in America,
England to be delivered in lynchburg Richmond,
under the general conditions those prescribed for
Virginia Iron manufactured at Lynchburg. Satisfactory
cury will be required
By order Of the Board of Directors
CHAS. +. M GNRNErT,
Jan 2S-tlMh thei Engineer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
NJ I s. @ ELL "A EOUs
EXPENSIVE FUNERALS.
From the lo-don Nurnlnp llcrall

l' nom 'he '''d"n Morning llctald
'nsi hgesai The wnfd, and probably amongst NIL nj
lions snn' customs al crremonlousneSs aud osenta N
h'V' eNiN''d III respect t. the burial ri The dead
Among the n cehi f1yp'lans the death nf kinr or
! u'"'e WIS 1'Ned ny mourning "l 20 days-
he temples he courts of Jnsilcc, aud all nuhlc pl,c
"''e close no 'rasis or remeS WEN celebrated the
"'Pr ahS'ained t'n haihs lron Injuries rtpaas and
l"m a 'r'uas hai had undergone Tho process Of eaoh
cry.
'hre every daN. lii" hnir anl head vrred with dust
ana ashes 'he eh'rks h'smared with hlnad 500 men
ana "om'n mhlch'd through .he cry filling the air with
'0'S aoh nnfhti'on, aud chaunithg he Rcous ol the
a'ctasfd monarch
'npnvale tdneaIs nrarly as much osenta, a,innencss
was observed aS II the funerals Of Pnc,sa aud of knos
ih'ir WIS however, his difference that in private t.,
n'Ials tue "omen "efe separated from The men-tlml
'h''f hc'S weie covered wh ordne and all manner of
noreann'ss-that lhe breasts were opri and uncovered
-'ha' 'hry struck lhelr 5's'ms with tfantc npnny
Sapp"g then cheeks aud tending their HAIR with much
'''emen'' he hndrS which they incurred over
"'fe eNp'nSYely EN- aalmrd with precious spices. with
cassIa, with myrrh. and with cinnamon. and were
shfnnded IN precious cre cloths mhuod with odoInus
gums. lhe poorest aud lhe hutubesl sepl their ,.t
sleep in wood of cedar while the bodies of Eoyn,n
Gogs, and the great onc- Of the earth roposrd in tho.
vast soli'nd's-ihuse miraculous pymmils that hat,
hliherlo def d
.srhe tonth oc lime ,,l ,,yr,o II ,,;iu
rh,,,b ,Lo r,,l al, -. = ;,
,,, ,Ial L, ~ u, ''ep'e"S were
md ,s'.,.,,,,1n,., ,L, ,l, = a. 'Np'nS'V''
Eyvnl,ns Tho J,,ssn,.al,, ,L I,''',: ''h' 'n'
and IN ,o,n.- , ,,,.r. .l,nr ''S ~ ''''' o',"
II,,1l,,s ,a1 a. - 49,, ''" n'. ''''' ny
fins ,,lor,,J A., ,,.,,.n . -, - ~ nv ,''''' '''
min i,,s ,d olliI .L,a';,i ~ "''''''',''n, WIN
IocasJ N - 1'' " ''' q''''l III me
an ,ha ,,nl 'f ,,d ,,,i,., aI a'l'"'ea also
,,h;ol aaa ap',, a1aI u" '''s'o nom tlen',
Wild, ,,o. H., $50, -, = " ''"' - mn ".
= ,,,li,,n ~ f'''f'' ~ "fohafy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

| tWEN FNUAN % StILFTORS .hlaIkct
~ N5feet fqhrhh'og, Ia Monuments, Mantle, rombs
ana Had stones, Table aud Counter Tops aud House
"e IN general, executed IN all its branches in the best
"'nhe, Tor public and private buildings Terms moderate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

NEW CONCERN.
,T'llE subscribers have formed co-panershp for the
L purpose OF doing general
Grocery Il Commission Business
under the style and firm ot AGREE x McCLANAiAN
Our stock of Groceries, Liquors, Domescs, &C. will be
found al all times large and well selected Consgnments OF
Flour Wheat Tobacco, &c, will be promptly attended To
Ohe particular attention of John G. cClanahan will be
given that part of the busnes Goods vcd and for
wadcd and charge for dayage. Thankful Tor the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended to IN former
and individually would reseculy solicit contin
uancc IHOS. .. AGREE,
JOHN G. McCIANAlIAN.
I.ynchhurg, Jan 3, lS50-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

boat loaded with castor oil sunk in the Canal ON
"Wednesday. Whether this will open the navigation
car'er than usual next spriny remains 10 be seen.-aB
D'Rcipnen,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
WILKES & BUTLER,

WILKES y BUTLER,
C o Nj NJ SION NJ ERCu ANTS
LYNCUBURG Va.
ENDWA ARD II. Bu .ER, surviving partner of Roberts
Il butler, having associated himself with Mr Benia-
INN Wilkes, under the syle and firm of WILKES BI L
'.tR, for the purpose OF conducting general
grocery, Commission. Kccesriu: and
FOR|T.9RDYA'G BESINESS,
have purchased the tire STOCK OF GOODS belonging
To the concern OF Roberts Bu and will keep constantly
ON hand at their old stand opposite the banks
4 Large and lceH selected Stock OF Goods.
We trust by Close application 10 business to the
entire confidence o the friends aud the late
concern, and the public gencally All business entrusted
to oar care shall have strict personal attention.
Prompt attention will be given the sale Of all kinds
produce entrusted tous
T. BUTLER will give his attention to the sale
Tobacco Having been extensively engaged the Tohac
co trade from early life he feels confident that the planters
interest will be fully represented in his hands.
5-Goods will be forwarded free oi drayase
Oct lj-u WILKES < RGrI .ER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
CORN MEAL.

w Eshai receive weekly, supply Of Corn Meal Those
ID want ol fresh neal, can get il al all times.
'"h -'-c SMITIIS0N & STA1liAA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
ANTHONY & EnTER SONS
DOUBLE ACTI VG ROTARY CHURN

fU>liE attention o all aymen and persons interested IN
good butter, Is solicited to examination oi the
OF the above inventions feeling confident that upon esti-
CATION and trial will be pronounced the practical
common sense Chun ever brought before d,cumna my
public. The abundant testimonials, the approba-
ton and the spontaneous Acknowledgements OF all who
the Churn in oeraon examine its principles furnish
ne nrnof Of its merits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
Mattresses, Rope, &C., &c.

WE the agents for of the largest and best
w aeturers o the above articles in this section oi the
State and 'rnsh tic shortest notice, description
of Mattrasse cured hair, moss, wool cotton and shucks
Rope any re and quality liberal discount made for
these articles " tie quantity
GARLAND & NOSBY.
Jan II Ia AIciinnCets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
NEW CONCERN,

yTNO clear each week. composed 81 the following nrw W ,e
sels. built expressly Tor this line
New schr Fair, / O Snidecor, master
3" " Memento, w J. Ferry, master.
" VIM. II Mller, A Price msstcr
i" " Sras T. Hand w. Acscrv, master
81 " T.. l.. Wiliets. i. q. smith. master
g " II. II. Tallman, Dung, master.
The above schooners OF the largest class and fast sail
cr built in the hest manner and will compare with any
packets sailing from Richmond
Merchants forwarding aud receiving Goods and produce
will find 10 their interest to paronize this line freight
will always be taken the moderate terms Every e
fort will be made by the rhmond aud New York Agents t
give entire satisfaction All goods and produce addressed
except for drayage wharfage and the actual expense of un
avoldabe storage We have aso, Packets plying between
all the principal Northern and Ssnhen ports; upon which
goods and produce will be forwarded according to the above
terms.
RANKIN & WTllTIOCK.
Nov. 3--l2m Richmond. Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
DgSSeba.lT'sasN.

DISSOLUTION.
yTNE PARTNERSlIIP existing between Moses Lacy and
L \ u. Garland, under the style and firm e LACY 4
GARLAND, dissolved by mutual consent on thu l.. in
slant Mr. A. -. Tyree having purchased the entire inter
est oi the said \. b. Garland in the aforesaid concern the
said A.D ryree and Moses Lacy alone authorised L.
collect the ibs due thereto, and all persous having claims
gans said firm, will apply to them for the payment the
/ MOSES IACY
Ang. its A. b. GARLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01
NlVal InfolIIrcnct.

from the NOTION Beacon Nov. ~
The U. Z. ship John Adams arrived In Hampton
Roads the evening Of the 9th. 40 days from Port
Irays bringing the officers and Of the late B.
The following IL list Of the officers Of the John
Adams. Comnsnder-Levin NJ Powell Leutenant'
NJ Ransom. setting ia, HisQins setting surgeon 10.
seph Sesie. Purssr-Edvsrd Doran Assistant
sUrstonnJemes sudiards CaP'ain's Clsrk-Cuthne ~
G. Powell. Northumberland Drew Gunner-Wm m.
Craig osrperter- George wisrer. Passenser-Dsvid
Coleman.
The following Is Iht Of Off csrs Of the briy Por.
police Lieut.. Commanding james L. Lsriner Lieut.,
J. uossn Brown; Acting Master Reginald Fair AK;
Pur,er, J. Q. Eldridse; Passed Asst; Surgeon J J.
Brownlee; PACED hidshipman, John VI. Bourk, O. W.
woley; Midshipmsn. J. v. HeiIemen; Csptsins Clerk
Mr.. rornsy. Lieut. II. p Robertson has been ordered
heard from she had lett MonIova, in search Of ths
fsg tbiy.
LET q ofncsr. Of the U. s. ship Dale -commsnder,
II. Parker, J. p. Decatur; Acting Master. ). y.
r,tiger.; Purser, J. rstnall jri surgeon: win.
Ps..eed Miashpmsn, @ wslssr'r W. Bro.dhssd,
Robert Stewart: kid.hipmen, J II Gnlis -Abbc.;
Csrt.iDs Clerk = P.srsoni Bo.ts-.in, Francis
Ytrusll; ssiimster, John Rirdssll
The Dale would sail che to.k In provisions
List Of the CHEERS Of the U. s. brig Perry;--Lisut
Commanding, A: II. foots Acting Lieut. kd.srd A.
ssden; hetE Lieut., Walter yonssi Acting Master,
Assistant Surgeon, A. A. Henderson, Midshipmsn, o.
y. Alien; Captains Clerk, nuster. The Perry vas
On the south coast bot would leave In few days for
LIT Of cfacsrs Of the g. ship yorktown, which vas
sesee on tss s ssnc end OF the Wand OF
Lisuts, T. n. Roote., q. v. spottswood, J. Madison
Trsileyi Acting Lieut.. @. ii. b. Caldrell; Acting
Surgeon, John L. Fox; Passed Assistant Surgeon,
Thomss NJ Butler; Mdsbipmen, james Parker. James
s s ca ss,in y S,srs. Joseph ryas ccsmG-
Young; Carpenter, Nicholas Mayer; Gunner, Charles
oliver SAL sstsr, " N. rr.nslsndi Put.sr.s.sv-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01


nv rHr HON. CALEB LYON, of ~ oNsDALE.
The Indian summer days are come,
The thoughtful days OF all the year,
And drowsily the wild bees hum
Floste from the lilies on the mere;
The clouds droop down with azure wings,
As ladders to the home on high,
And crowned with leaves, the streamlet sings
In tybil-tones, tits time to die.
The Indian summer days are come
Youths dreams, like them are feetly DER;
The merry spring birdG notes are dumb
They've sought SUMMER Southern shore;
The golden grain is garnersd In,
Through lesfiess trees the iov winds sigh,
Which. rs he hears, the man OF Sin
Murmprs, II Is the time 10 die.
The Indian summer day. are come.
That give the flowers Of feeling birth,
And thsd, like Arabys sweet gun,
Healing, With seed time, DER he earth
Where fruit and flowers all sleep concealed,
As faith md love In true hearts lie,
I'LL from the Gust they rise revealed,
Teaching how blested Ills 70 die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01
Anna bishops Sacred Concert Tonight.

Another splendid sacred concert at Trpler Hall to-
night will hll the house brobably, to overlooking.
Thee sacred tntsrsip snts make the public familiar
With tie sacred works ofthe best composers and Anna
Bhhop's hni,hcd ,ocalisation adds charm to the
whole, that Is quite celebrating aud refreshing The
selections made for this evening such will CON-
nsnd uncommon attention, and We may expect 10 see
several thousand ptrron, present This concert will
be the seventh 81 the series and Anna Bishop, Miss
De Luce Philip Meyer aud Nove with large chorus,
and the magnificent orchestra will form attractive
amount cf talent such Is seldom found Ia concert
We notice that this will be made OF
thote gems which have delighted the musical world at
the preceding eptertairmeutg aud Anna Bishop will
sipg tbose beautiful positions shich have been 20
constantly the theme In musical circles, during the
lat month II 10 quite credishle to the taste OF the
metropolis that these concerts continued with
attendance 60 upabated. There 10 reason 20 believe
that they have the very best Influence the pub
lie mind, aud trust that with the great talent
Fought to give variety TO them that they gill be
continued throughout the year.