COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

INDIAN SUMMER.
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The weather has been most delicious -
But we let the N O. Commercial Times
guide the pencil for US. Saturday last was
a pure specimen of @Indian Summer !"


"The period Of calm which, in the Fall,
is termed 'Indan Summer seems now to
be upon u.s. We lack the amber haze, as
yet, but the temperature is balmy, and the
sky of pleasant blue. The mind inyolun-
tariy turns, in its reflections, to pure
streams, gray rocks and forest haunts; and
the palate yearns for draughts of cool water
issuing from under the gnarled roots OF some
fine old oak, The imaginative ear catches
the report Of the fowler's gun, and the ang--
Ter almost sreeIs in his struggling trout OF
former. Blessed Indian Summer !"