The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06

DlED--In this city, on Friday evening the 23l ult.
after lingering illness which she bore with the most
uncomPlaining submission, Miss EMILY, daughter 0:
Mr.. David Au tusius aged sixteen years.
The death Of this retiring and amiable young lady
forcibly recalls the touching verse Oi Mr.. HeminS;
Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers TO wither al the north winds breath;
AMI stars 10 set, but all.
Thou hast all seasons for thine own oh DEATH
II would seem but the order Of nature, to see one
leave this world after many Yeas Of usialosss. and
when the lsbOrs Of life time are ended. BW II Is
the appointment OF Providence, that man often com
eth forth like Tower and is down: that he ieeth
also as shadow and continueth not Yet the valu
able purposes Of mortal life depend not upon the
length Of it. Young sdy Of meek and no+es dis
position, tine subject Of this brief notice. could Do' he
expected to exert wide influence upon the commu-
nifty around But she will be missed from the Bible
aud Sabbath class, where she was constant ard in
teTes ed attendant missed from the circle her young
comp mons, TO whom her early removal calls with
the voice Of tender yet serious warning: missed from
the family gathering the home Of her youth, where
her worth was best apprec iset. because there her
affections most full displayed. and there
fully exhibited her patinnce in sufsrng-as like
stricken flower she sded before the uncongeniai biast
Ot lingering winter.
"Here was one,
Whose summoned bresth went forth As peacefully
As foldthe spent when the dsyis done"
Departed this life, on Sunday the 25th ultmo,
IIavAnaport, in Greenfield township, Mr.. ISAAC W.
MEASGN, in the 44lh year Of his age. The deceased
was generous hearted man. and ever ready 10 xteId
his personal attention and sympathy to the afflicted
! At his residence, near HavensPor. on the morning
Of the 3Oh ultimo, Mr.; JOHN HANNA, aged 70
years He was one thePioneer settlers OF Fairfield
county, and in the Of 1872 periodically stepped
forth at hi, countrys call against the British aud In
riilns, and done good seryics.-Com.
From the Lafayette (TgdiaaG) Courier, April u
DTED-At o'clock this (Saturda W morning. very
suddenly, AUGUSTUS MATLACK, aged "a years.
Death never came more stealthily, or more unwe
come, severed more tender and vet stronger cords
OF affection, than in the present instance. Few shsr
ed so literally the confidence and esteem Of large
acquaintance the subject of this obituary, who
suddenly and unexpectedly called TO his long home
within the past few hours We learn that friend Mat
lack land he was friend in ordinary Of the
word was in his ual health yesterday and left his
store at O'Clock last evening. remarng that he felt
better than he had for several days Between II and
o'clock this morning he awoke the family OF Mr.
Benbridge where he was living and informed them
that he thought he was dying Medical aid was sum.
mon Immediately, buf before the physician arrived
he breahed his last. Thus in the prime OF liie sur
rounded by endearng friends beloved by ALL without
single voice to utter sught to his prejudice, but
with generous heart that commended him 10 the
teen oevery citizen in the community, he leaves
Yes, he leaves us with none 10 Gil his place in the
warm hearts so suddenly cnllled ne leaVes US Win
many memento to remind us Of his virtues, Of his
kindness of his generosity. OF his honor, his GENTLE
manly demeanor and his noble bearing.
The deceased will be remembered and his death de-
plored by large number OF friends in this city, who in
other years numbered him among their best friends
Willingly do we and number Of others, the COM
Panons OF hi early youth, bear testimony to his kind
heart and many virtues lie has gone-nOt only from
u.s. but from the world-and all Of his early friends
yet remaining, for many have gone before him, will
bear tribute to his worth.
lie was buried under the superintendent Of the
Odd Fellows. of which order he was faithful and
esteemed worthy member.