Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28
Fesn tie Hartford I'm, :. August l.. J

feem the iiallisad Inns. August /.
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i comp 3 Nj =. tfIsn#- Il - \ -.
/ Slfea a4s l,sa -tuas IT, e#saf4fHI eelne=
/ fsIk Nsah 1T yaar cry. kaaSu - spring Crow.
/ II wandering ever the handsome grounds We
eaa5e aPaH tn -eneta. d. tor. a. digger,
zealed aa rI!<tse bench in The feeesz ot The
grove, and en-agfd In IN a iittle conversation.
+ lie appeared II be something If n tharaet in
h. OWN ;. and h. observations were Mt with.
aut interest. II appear, that he la ben easa-
ed II his prs ~ basinHss for great many
yesr-. and he has buried his tha islands, asked
hm 4 liz dd not find he effects Of such -
Ia b. gIaauai hardening Of = finer feeling
Of Ii. nature'-a sew process 81 dnlling or blunt
ny M. sensibilities which are na' Ill sci=
ted by Hantaet with zones Of dentl NJ tno NOV
M ,suiDn .aas OF mortal sorrow and suffering
deli. he replied, as fer Z Al tier Is a3.s
asked tie sllne question by n good old lad :,
04#=asn / my since buried
She Thought II must mike nc better or worse;
an sud II her, "Nlarra, there il but one thing
fhal ca improve the henrt, and that Is grnru III.
tbfs. Now pon seem - Il Is there Is only
bnytag for man to 20 through with alter he
die, hft thc iael J., he - flrice buried 1eiurel
bnry I'm. Frs IL Is md ont IN MS grave eo les
and tint Is bur ing him once--ain't il Then
the iadeffakef comes and performs his Off II
property plneing him in the c fin, and then he
is buried tniee. After that, simply bury the
colin. aud see hing more shocking or iact .s,t
ing 10 the feelings in that, Tim IN the two PIE
VIZ Offices va'eh heve been performed upon
tie body. viii Away 10 hive things al. .Dne
up property, and this work takes up my mind 80
that Hafe no time To indulge IN grIel or heark-
en- In the prompting If any special sympathN.n
lh- WI lttfnS The snbieet in rathc, new
6eht, simply because tperhap.) 1t was viewed
from INV position
y on seem 10 tore money YETI said |, mot
Wifbstanding the daily experience Of your life
alfes pr thu YOU, too, must 90 the way Of
the thousands yon have put ulGer ground-and
ftt too, before mnny yours haye passed over
YOU I'D. ! see yoa absosbed in enlcnla
tion- ofprolit and loss on these graya lots"
-, is rasy Ia preach, but find few 10
practise. Wasn't II DIR, Franklin who said TINT
II i custer 10 teach ten Thousand men the night
courss h pursue, Than 10 he Of those ten
Thousand soatsef' lie was always saying some
GOOD things Of ether. observe that men always
1--we IL talk about the oy of LOVING money, but
hnye Ii Vt met with any that seemed to lose
the desire t. drive n good aarg1n even III crave
lots. A. formc. harrly mike out 10 get aong.n
\ feinn.nabio iact was tole me hy this ex-
pprienced gravr digger, in relation Ia the drnfhs
Occurring IN Hartford IL said That, athongh
the foreign population Of the city numbered col
sdeably les thau ono fourth i the rest yet the
-
ri yaar by year,those Of the natye=hom nlabi
tapts=flle hen1iest per ccntage Of mortality be
ing among tie Irish population.
Tn CRAVE. EpGA., A. PoE.- \ correspon-
dent oi the ST auis Republican is calling pub
nc attention - fhe taot that the remains of the
late Edgr Allen Poe, are still reposing in nm OBJ
seure corner of the otterr Field of Bat,lnare
Weqnpte the conclusion of his communication
NJ tho sab.eet:
1T seems al in the Monumental City Il
little lab, at least, might be raised, inscribed
Will the POI 5 mime. II would speak t. many
hearls Poe, the noble Though shattered column
an our Muses. temple, whose poems like some of
Golefidee nd Shelley, tremble with that strange
melode which i moi OLE Yeuchsate i / Nc breath
cd bY human tongues. H. tomb would beploas-
unble and useful Ia many who love IL paY oils
pilgrimage L. the glaye OF genius. 1t Is, indeed,
81 10 cous lcnee 10 him, the cnfranehised, wheth-
or Ia. body la reyerenced or dlshonorcd, but to
the living, who l,si that our mortal frames, made
IN The image of our Maker, created as fit temples
for the mdwrlllng of immortal souls, and rescry-
ID tor u gluaous RESUME elton, Ii seems very sad
tltat h remains should b suffered 10 decay in
aoseal l. igar Allen ioe had his ianlts and
Ms virtues. Let tie taru,l be fo. gotten lnu
tn lsat#f hr COMMUNICATED. Let no human be
iag venture Il pass judgment upon Ii l.
nae#in tho body, tor thu ole #e,aa Is ton high
- power but ct ~ rather consider his tempta-
Sims greater, ~ his powers sere greater, aud To
draw "A gentle Helioyer Is faculties, aud rever-
cner him Tor the Noble thoughts which he reeold-
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