The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

In this town, Sept 10. OF cholera infAntum.
Florence T.. youngest child OF Edward +.
and Abbie r. Brown, aged year, months
aHd 10 days
On thu placid oEpan.s Of Thy beautiful brow,
sta softly. and snIly the -lurnber Of DsAfh.-N
Yea 80 calmly thou sloepe.f, lisisn aEsin-- ~
To catch thsswcst sigh of thy murruuring breath
ARd lo~s ger che blas q thy soft eurnss, eyes
The dark lashos droop like n ourt..ininF veil
Aud We watch for their love-llght To waken & smu,
AZ the Sunshine comes laughing DER mountain
aud dale.
As tender, As tranquil. as ever iu' lie ,a..
Il the sweet smile that parteth thy Innocent lr.
let We know that tho Angel Ut Darkness & Death
Has falded around thss his drrary eclipse.
sweet sle-por! 40 sunlight NAV wake thee aEninl
No mouuw may dawn ON thy beautiful head
For low where tho wllIs~-trre everihsa waves
W. lay thss toirc.t with the silent dead.
Ystwo know thps thy spint anfsttsFad, Aa1 fs~s--
Unshadowsd w a1ght % The soupws q earth.
In wonder bright world u the sinlr-,, aud purr,
Has woke 90 ths ioys Of ita heavenly prtb. [Com.
AZ " Johnsbury Centre, Sept. "a. OF dys-
sntery. Emma, Youngest daughter of John
aud Elizabeth Morse, aged years.
In Burke, Sept. "a, Dea- Elan White, ag-
ed "a.
In fsuHTiiis, s;r-7,t "a, Afr tffrrri II. Bart
l.st. arsd So HIS dissasa was typhoid fever.
WIN winch HiE WfolS family has been SICK
for the past two weeks While the wife and
children have been permitted to survive, and
have mostly recovered. IL IS TO SEQ the hus-
band and father taken from them.--f Star.
In Walden, Sept 3, oftyphoid fever, Jes-
80 Cole, sou al Mr. Harry Cole, aged . yFa.
In Calais, Mr. William Abbott, a rcvolu-
tionary penaioaer, aged 10 years.
In Glover, September Is, ClariNsa OsgoOd.
daughter ct Rev. l. II. Stone, aged 10 years
and mouths
In Thetford. Aug. 95, Timothy p Bar
tholomsw, Esq. aged 6B.
In sutton. Aug. IL, Mr. James Ruggles,
aged 81 ycAFs-n He bore his prntracted sick
ness with Vuuuh uatiunru and resignation TO
the Divine viii believing that he should ex-
change, when life here should become extinct,
n state Of mortality, sickness and ailliction, for
y world where joy and peace forever reign.
He left his partner, with whom he had lived
in much mutual affection for IS wears, 10
mourn over her great and irrcparable loss;
also, he let two sons and one daughter, who
f;sal deeply afflicted that God should bercave
them OF an aifectiounts father and leave them
without a fathers example a fathers coru-
sci. As n christian he had for years main
tanned steady and .unlform. course OF life; "a
a neichbor he was much respected; ms a man
ct business he had the general esteem of all
with whom hs dealt. aud the public placed
implicit confidence in him. An appropriate
discourse was delivered on the occasion by
the Rev r. GolIsling of Burke, founded on a
declaration 0C Holy Writ Cor. Is; 81
bat thanks be- given 10 God who giveth
the victbryr through our Lord Jesus Christ"
Alden, dsar. loved compsnion-.iisrc thee we'll
Though months a. years may roll and sense decay
Thy Image SSH shall in ottr memory dwell,
weTHto Inv mouhIering shrine our homage payi
riow on orr teary for when shall worth like thine
iHcuocfoFth rrturn TO soothe the troubled mind
8Iss, the rnelaueloly scene is Ger,
60 iorct comhaninn, wing thy flight above,
Thy spirit's fled, TO dwell with more,
We srtssr tfpn sarss happy Tsiosr fcaFfy i6Sed
How short the time alotred us hy Heaven
Like aower~ that bloom at noon, cut down even.
Com.
In Leyden, Mass, Sept 8, Josephine New
ton, aged % years, daughter OF Eleazar and
Abigail Packsr,of Newark thia State. There
10 something in the life OF this woman that de-
refvus a passing notice. Her friends have
lost asfriend indeed. her companion an aHee-
tionste wife, the two little children tender
mother, her parents lovely daughter, broth
ers and sisters a beloved sister. She visited
her aged parents last winter, and ON hcr re-
turn home she remarked to the WRITER that,
she had waited her parental home for the last
Time AItke1gh called to leave y large cir
via OF friends and sslasssstaaees, their loss is
her gain. She died asshe lived, with bright
evidences Of n hope in ths Saviour, that she
should rest from her iAbOrs, and her works
toflow her. Com.
In Bath, NJ n, SePes~F4s Hon. Josiah Bart
iett, aged ~ wears month and Ia days. Mr. +
Bartistt was ono OF THO earliest settlers in the I
eo-tY OF fiafts. WIZ a u1lzu at rsEzaFk#bte con
Etituti0n and OF slmO1e unparalleled industry 4
and perseverance,. For tho last half century
he liRad u tnnRistena HseEEhex af the Coagr~-t
zati0nal ChRrch and died IN che fall aSsuF-
Ancc 0f q glorious immortplitu Printers in
v Z. and Ohin are &c Cnm