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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1850
Page
1
The Warren Mail lists subscription terms with annual rate 140 in advance and 8B 00 within the year. A 50 cent charge applies for papers left at residences. Discontinuation only on full arrears at publisher’s option. Advertising rates set at one square of 12 lines three times for $1 with 25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Poem reflects on aging and loss as spring memories fade to autumn. The speaker recalls youthful dreams and beloved faces now gone, contrasting vivid beauty with approaching winter, and finds a tender sadness in beauty fading into death. The verses praise past joys while acknowledging mortality.
A narrator recalls a Christmas church visit as a child, the image of decorated evergreen wreaths, and a memory of mischief. After a stern promise of punishment, the mother consoles the child with a tender, tearful confession that her weeping touches the speaker’s soul and memory.
Samuel Duhobret, a poor Nürnberg artist mocked by peers and Madame Durer, works secretly at night to perfect his art. After a fever weakens him, a public auction scene tests his luck, culminating in Count Dunkalsbach paying 20 000 thalers for his painting and changing the artist’s fate.
The speaker recalls clinging to a mother as she sobbed and spoke softly. The memory of that loving tone lingers through life, even as the home and familiar words fade and strangers occupy the once dear nursery.
An ornate vision describes a joyful scene in heaven where two cherubs cradle a new immortal, sing of no more death or sickness, and declare endless praise to the Lord. The narrative shifts to gardening advice for April, urging timely sowing of peas beets radishes potatoes carrots cabbage onions and tomatoes with notes on soil, spacing, and operations.
In Bostons court, March 27, testimony focused on an annonymous letter to Marshal Tukey stating Dr. Parkman was murdered in Cambridge. Witness Kingsley described mailing and delivering the letter, while Gould questioned handwriting and the admissibility of such evidence under established law.
A youth seeking work in New York visited a counting room and, after showing recommendations, produced a Bible from his carpet bag. When asked what he would do with the Bible, he replied he would read it daily as his mother wished. Impressed, the merchant hired him and he later became a partner in a leading firm.
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