The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

The isisnes Of tho deceased respectfully nvi ed 70 a.
tsnn The rusa .itheat furthss invitation, IRON No.
fopsbheepsie papers please copy
At TenphiDsuls h, $. l., Monday. Feb. rs, FRANCS,
eldest son OF DAVE and Frances g. Blake aged years,
m. friend. Of be family invited 70 attend the fu-
neral, tomorrow are noon 1T two O'Clock.
Al 1Hoboken- Monday, Feb Is, CARolIsx wife Of
Emil hsgnus In the 50th year of her age
Her win BE- taken to the Bergen Cemetery, this
afternoon At two O'clock from NO. 10 Garden street. Ho
boxer.
Al Hamptcnbu,g, Orange county. \. Y, on Saturday
years, months and II days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral without further invitation
70 morrow afternoon half past two o,sloci from her
late residence, Darien, ConDeo icut. The New Haven
oars leave Canal street 1t A. N. and ian.
At harlb rough, Ulster s,uny, N. " surfay, Feb.
"a, MATHEW wYaARD .ged Is years elcsst son Of the
ht. Michael wygard If the above place;
ART, ssnr., in the Ss'h yea o. cis sse.
The relatives iieLds Of the amily are invited to
Stewart No. s2s Green wich street. this ae noon at
OCH ck.
congestion Of The brain. AwRA Jossru, infant Of Al
bert sDd Mary Aouton, sged 10 months and IA days.
At South eo,walk, Ct: on Friday, Feb %, WILLIAM
Fuperal This afternoon, at half past tive O'Clock.
Newark and Philadelphia papera please copy.
OBITUARY.
Departed this life for another and blessed one,
at Hudson New York the 20tn ips Of disease Of
heart WILLIAM HESRy eldest son of Samuel and Marga-
ret Lonestleet aged 20 years. months and 20 days.
As IL fond parents, with exultipg Joy,
Dire AIMED on their hope, their worthy eldest boy,
With bright prospects opening t, his view
Friendship, weAnh and many honors, too;
Yet ere be reaches up to mans esiate
All ncpes we're laid PROSTATE by the hand Of fate
Obi then they view. with ar guish and despair,
Their schemes. all ba fled. VAL iah into air.
But let his parents learn from natures law,
And from, IT every consolation draw.
That God Is just--all nature loudly calls
Without whore knowledge nota sparrow falls;
Arc He whore merces run from pole TO pole,
Can pour balm into the troubled soul.
The lines following were written and sent to the
house Of mourning by fen ale friend the death Of
William Henry
The stars we saze.our sight msy fade,
The lovehest flowers DO olighted and deoayed;
Tie joyous favn may perish in Its glee,
The dove be stSics zen in its wander ing free.
Weep, Beauty, weepl thy faireet form hath fed.
Mourn Virtue, monrni thy favorite child Ia dead;
Weep ye for inpocence-weep ye for truth;
Mourn 20 for loveiincss--mourn ye for youth.
Young friend tbou'r gone from earth such is thy fate
Whitt hire ve III ger, sad and dtsoase;
Frai are The things that aim our earthly love-
Thy joys are lasting in thy home above.
81 ep ger tly on why should we mourn thy doom
Why weep to lay the in ths silent tombS
Yam are mr. tearr, yninly do VIC Iepine,
Grief still is ours, but happiness is thine.
The household group assemble round the hearth,
Where late uprOse tt . sound Of kughlrg mirta;
And thou art -anting, with thy voice 40 glad;
Thy kin dred mia thee, and their hearts are sad.
Full many tear hath dimued thy mothers eye,
That thou the young the dearly loved, should'st de-
Acc orocped in WOO the spirit Of thy sire,
To see the son Of his fond hope expire.
Thy brother, too, the kind and loving one,
L'rg will he miss thee long in musings lone
Think Of the form that by his ride cid stray,
The good, the loved the wing and the gay.
He wi remember thee When many years have fed
BE will at II for thee, his gentle brother Dead
Thy memory will teach him every sin to fee,
And We 81 all N, ct again in G5d's etc nifty.