Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-03

Lodge. Simon L. Nllllcr Will meet no more
with our fraternal order or earth. He has
"@-gone before,
To that unknown and silent Shore"
10 which all the living are fast moving. We pay
humble but mered tribute 10 the memory OF our de-
ceased brother when we place upon our records the
pinon Of one and all OF that he was upright IN ms
walk and conyerSation-Sn IN his trlenshlpS-iah
ful to his obligations society, and to his fellow man
and that his conduct during acquaintance with him
made an impression apon hearts which will ensure
that his virtues will BE- long cherished 10 oar memories
We deeply sorrow with his bcrcaycd widow and la
therless child, and tender TO them our sympathy.
We will wear the usual mark Of mourning for thirty
DAYS.
proceedings the minutcsand that the \. u cause
copy to be communicated to the family OF the deceased
and another be published in the newspapers OF the
town SAMUEL H. COLEMAN, Secretary Of
..v Stamton Lodge, No. Is, |. o. .. F.
In this county oh the evening d the 18th tlt, in the
4ith year of her age, Mrs FELIscA, wife oil MIR. Joht
Trimble, and daughter Of the late George Baylor.
This melancholy event has thrown deep gloom over
the minds of large circle OF redeeS and Friends Mrs
r. had been for years prtcarous state OF health
but having enjoyed comparative respite from severe
suffering during part ct the last ~interher friends ln
dulgcd the Sanguhc hope that her valuable lie might 0
longer spared This hope however has been suddenly
blasted Unwilling TO give her fanny uncasiness, sh'
had, perhaps, endured much suffering before she ndl
Ncated her real condition. In few day s. after conine
ment to her bed, Notwithstanding the prompt and faith
VI pay HiCAuSs ShN " -
released from all her sufferings and slept in Jesus.
Aware Of her approaching end Sic calmly and sub
nsscly awaited it, in the confidence OF her acceptance
- in the beoved" She enjoyed her reason, Gas she OF
ten prayed she rsht) to the last moment and employ
I'd her feeble remains Of strength, IN cardeSt anu sol
cmnly mpresSng on her children the important neceSs
" OF that faith which her consolation in the dark
valley and shadow of death While her beautiful and
christian death affords to her friends, sweet associa
on with her memory they did not need such cy Scnc'
of the sincerity of her profession Of religion She en-
oyed the privilege Of early religious impressions and at
proper time united herself with the Church, and re-
NAMED to her dying day exemplary and consistent
christian, eYincing in all the relations Of life, As wife
mother and MISTRESS the power of Gods Grace and the
sincerity OF her profession B birth and education she
was Lutheran though she subsequently, united herself
with the Pres6y terrain Church Of which her husband
wa, member, ard showed BY her attachments to its
doctrines and ORDER that her change, in the ieS aim
portant particulars in which change OF opinion was
involved was not merely the result Of circumstances
In committing her remains 70 the grave, the large
number Of friends who through very rccmcnt season
followed her bier however mourning their loss feel
peaceful confidence that her spirit has passed to rest in
the mansion, prepared BY her asccndcd Rcdccemer-
Let them initiate her, who thus through faith and pa
ricncc has inherited the promise.