Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-10
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Near MEwensvile, 4ih inst, Perry, son oi
Mrs Mary L. Tryo, from the kick Of horse
on the previous day.
August 3d, in East Bufaloe, Elizabeth
Jane, daughter of Larson aud Adaline Pross,
age year.
August 9, in LewiSburg Margaret, daugeter
Of John Jacob Wolf, age years.
Dnd-in iaporte, Iud. July Z, of consump-
ton, Miss M,nGlR.r 4. SnATEE, formerly vi
Lewisturg, Union Co., Pa.
] knew that we must part. Day after day
| saw III. dread destroy win his way;
That hollow cough first ran. th' iato! hncil,
As Oh my snr iis prophet warning hh;
Frcbie and slow thy oHre lictt fOnts cps grew,
Thy wasting check put on deaths pHi''d Hue,
Thy ,,in, h hand to mine morr weakly chung.
E.cI sweet good night Il! iinter from thy tongue
/ knew thst w- art, n" power could save
Thy uui,t rooIn,-> ia an carry sr"ve'
Those Eyes DUH thou IA kind urch glance they cast,
Looking Il Sisters IuIlncss 10 the last;
Those lips 20 ,..e, that s,utly pressed my check,
That voice, alas! thou coulist bat Try u speak,
AlI told thy doom. felt II at my heart,
The shaft hal rtTuck, knew that We must part
And We have part d. Nargaret-thou art GONE
Gone in thine inn1cenrr, meek, sudyf4NS one
Thy weary spirit JrritIrl Itself to sleep
peacefully it seemed II sin TO weep
In thoS4 f,Gl watclers who around thee stood,
Ard felt, even tIcn, lhAt Cod was god,
Like star, that struggle through thG shades Of night,
Thine eyrs moirit Chu-ht a s'oEi"us hsht,
y Y
10 know earth what Bath ici-vcs Of Heaven;
Then, litc tired jrtrzrS, ditst thou sink 10 resi-
Nor one pan tie 0ial tlausr confessed;
Death stole IN sgitnrss U',r thai lovely ince,
And touched rac, f'aturc with new born grace
ON check srd brow untarlh hy beauty lay,
And tod that LIES poor cares had passed away
Ia my last hours, he !ieaNtu 80 hind 10 me,
| u. more than II!s-tO die iih- thee.
But We have parted, Nargarrt-thnu art dead
ON It last resting pare laid thy head,
Then by the coffin SIDE kHrlt down. aud took
4 BrotAers farewell kiss. aud farewell look;
Thusr iuaFt!c lIi,- iio kindred ks returned.
From tn-, vri.cd orb, glance ri'onsirc burned
All! thrn felt that thou had,t passed away,
That the sweet ilc' gaZ-t! uu was hut clay
And tuen came Memory with h,r busy thTJns,
of tender images, frI gotten long.
Years may pass ly-tiiy IMAGE is Ell rolled.
III thee. hear thrr j. in rt' OF Old.
Sad, and more sad each sacred iclin. -rtw,
NanlOli moved aud s.rsu. c.alni,d her due'
Thick. thi-k aud flSt, The burning tur drps started,
| turned away-aud irlt that ~ had parted,
Eut not iurr,cr-iu thr .ilrut umh,
Whrrr thou art ls,l lily Kindred -ha'' fad rom;
4 littc whiir, frw short ,esrs fIsiH.
And BY Wc'I! cT'tu. o. ID H. 81 ~.
The Kind odd father shalt tss- uf t.t l4aC-,
And rest with tie beloved 1t ti- rarr.
The dear drar Mother. l-Ht NTH aTr md grief
Shall Ia, her he 81 o., ilI1l- GO rriri.
sister and Broth and Tia, i4.df 4 Errni
True from the first aud tender 20 til end,
~. all ia His .,tsi tnc, ~h' piac i us here
t. live. % love 10 die, aud lis llvir-
Shall come nd male their quiet b7i Win the,
Beneath the shadow Of the sIrratrg tree,
with thee t. sleep through Il, ats long drramess night
With :h,c rise ui' and bless the morning light
L,Po.IE. Ini- 1855. io''N'