Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

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10y her dying ilnsba1a, Dr. Judson, when lie EN-
barked on a nearly hopeless voyage for health AT
the date of this poem he had fheep Tour months
dead. althoushit was tsnaays before the sad news
was commlnieatedto her.
~ 81 sweet arolheF. ..s
E The. wild Southwest mohsooI has risen. -
wss bs sssa tom s5s OUT ,Ssd
- look as IRON ionib--A Alas III g zlt6
My heart anotiies iomb
Uron the low tsatehed roof, the rain - IA
Witt eeaseleAs pattAr ialis
c N eh9eeSi ttessu res bear g stPlllsi
,Twcteo only tie walls =
~, Sweet mother, Il am here alone, q
Tie suIshilic nom my Heart has flown,
u 3eels tue 1fi sing raiI--.i H. nc iii
The chill, aud mould, and rain.
-Four iagard mont his have tsileeed their fofnd
since love upon Il smiled, iftJ
Aud everything OF earth mas ffowncd
On thy poor atrckenchhl, sweet Tffend,
Thy weary, suffering ehlid.
.lSI I'D WATCHED smyi loved one night and ,lay. d
Scarce breathing Nghsnhe Aept
KS I'D in Ills bosom wept- oh, tioII
How had prased esd wspti
Aud sYhen they bore him 10 tue slip, ~ : - ,.ss d
saw the white sails spreyd.
Ssi ei is hat 81 s ss4xiasf @
IL seemed a eotiillbe ~
When nom my gentle sisters tomb. fti q
-,r, Long siaee, 20 i teagE we came, a
Wen, niue were Just the SAME that day
Tic very, very same.
Then, mother, little Charley came
81 0yr beautiful. AIR boy sf asfI
hut OH no brought ioy--ny chiId
Thought aiout Mig, AID no JOY.
Ills Hide grave cannot saee,
sids S1a I'VE e5Is Any I Ss, sss have sped
& And whispered, ,Ie Is tsadi,,--Mothesl
'Ils dreadful 10 be dead
do not mean for one like me-
4 Soweafy, woriE andsweaK-- q a
De1trS shadOtyy paleneSS seems to lie
Zen upon my eheek--his SEAL
~ un Ofhl, and brosg, aud ciieek
But 70, Upright winged bird like him,
$50 10 hush hs JOY Gus soig
10 Join that srtHz!y thIong! tsa
oh. methcr, lean scarcely bear
= 10 think this to dayi
II was socxqusitey fair,
Ths' ~ little form OF elay7Tmy neart
SIM fingers by Ills clay
And whom for ono loved far, far more sci u ! e
Come thleky eatneiihs lears, 81
NY star Of. iaith Is olouded o'er,
My heavy wright OF fears.
OH but tofeei thy fond arms twipe
Around me once HgainI ,.fti
1ts az seetlis tnoee lips OF thine
THIS dan. sold, heavy pain. ssset,
But, gentle mother. through life,s storms.
: For helpless, eos cflng little IoFias II
~! Tln ,s tr',sligg l 70 ?, ns7pOor babesl
with weary foot aai broken wing,
With bleeding heart and sore, ~
Thy dove looks bAcksa ids sorrowns.
But seeks y. The . ARR no , nore--ny ble'At
fhatioftier Rith ue giyenj
Her broken reeds ali swnpt away,
Grow stiongin Christ aud Leaven.
oGee. when when, young Hore's fresh morning dew
MY boundlhg heart thought but 10 do,
70 isci 4 AZ teayeIl's eeliest-iiy pains
Come at thc SAME behestl
iAiiiesrtully, an tcagtuliy--
M, i .Sfss . aud i sSsESyslI ,
lakt 70 the Gross 1 eiias--ol, Christi
MAuLAAts, August 2, 1850, es
or the hym.S in human language for ne soul 6nk
lev aud holy and IIll OF meaning as, tue COM
mnriimenis-lhis rs one.
Our readers--lhose who have kept with us
lhroug gil years gone by--Wi III remember Ourreceu-
ton aud first announcement oil the writings OF
..Fanny FuIeSief.D She vas al that mt a school
teacher al Unca, and with one or twoiniimate and
most talented friends among her pupils. Knowing
nothing OF her zeal name, or her circumstances
we were exceedingly captivated by the OF hand
bnlllancY oi her style, ana It's unpeieuireit OF
good SENSE never out OF sight; and she aud the
friends she wrote OF (and who wrote Rithher) be
came soon, 10 the public as TO us, the nucleus
OF new kind of literary interest. Itwns the be-
aiming OF new school of female authorship
Immediate and familiar expression, wade sacred
and rose-eoLored by The PrrsondLness of tcomaa. =
byYTitlng as she were talking, she secured the
respect aud attention that would be gwen 10 her
presence. She eInbelislied our Journal for W hiie
and linen prepared as an authuresS, with aAlder-
brook and other volumns
We had never Seen "fanny Forester, till she
came TO New YORK with Dr. Julson, having de-
voted herself 10 missionary life, and about 10 en-
bark with her husband for Indin, toishure his ex
lie oi Anostleshlp and aud his many and danger
Gus cares. Looking upon her, we saw, at once
that twas spirit which had already ontlgorn It's
ifame--a slight, pale, delicate creature, every
thought and feeling shining through, andieyery
word and movement treniulous with fTagi,ity Of
moral tenure ~ said fafewen with no thous hi
that she would ever eifii-dardly a Iiope tbatsbe
would leach her far off destinations. She did ar.
rive there, however. The pce.n above tells in
deatnless tears " hat wns one torTof The year she
suffered there. size retufned, utterly beTeayed
and q wreck IN health, L o years since, and, in
the retirement of her mothers humble home sank
gradualiy, to The gave
Mis-. Judson, by her genius, is incidentally one
oil the worlds memorable ones. 70 a Religious
class, also, of which her husband was shining
prophetIhe memory will be dear. But Here are
these who look for brighpones among tile pilsrims
on that path of trial by The world unsee nE4the
soul sore and heart witt the higher Sensi-
Dlities that are alive ANGELS scope of agony.
Sheswlli be, by those, recognised and remembered.
Sacred be the spot where fess what has so suffer-
ed and v onl y S
~ Lost.
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in regard 70 viii be thankfully received al this
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