Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-12
DEATHS.

In Clarion ILL.,, August 2sd, Of consumption JAMES T.
EAMEs, formerly of whiunsham, aged S2
In uiiftx. "a inst, oi ryphus fever flDtllA u laugh
Louisa Perry Niles aged Is years New York
Weep not for her she's an angel now,
And trcids the sapps hire floors of Paradise,
An darkness wiped from her rciulgeut brow
Sin. sorrow, suffering banishei from her eyes
Victorious DER death to her appears
The visitad jos OF heavens eternal years
Weep not for her
InTowusheud, Sept. 9Th, JAMES LOWELL. Jr., NJ. D.
seldom are we called to record m painful and a
fcns IN so many gifts relations Dr. rarr
qualifications for his profession Ply stefan and surgeon
The many evidences that he would tsparc1 and at
tended by the ordinary blessings Of Col impressed them
forby upon the minds Of the people 10y whom he was
known. In addition to strong native intellectual powers
his acquired abilities exhibited due appreciation and i'm
proyenient OF his privileges His peicelyc faculty was
strong and clear his Judgement sound and discriminating
his conclusions candid and usually correct Ills skill and
success Therefore, marked Thecnnhicuce Of the
community concentrating upon him stspngly and extern
sycy only beyond what he himself imagined hut also
beyond what the people Themselves ai-d until he vas IA
ken from them While he was peculiarly scfreaut he was
not bgoted opinions he advanced ready to
10y sound reasoning and references Ills disposition was
remarkably Ingenious and like his special friend the late
Dr. Emuser. of etevillc, he too conscious Of his
ability aud integrity not to treat courteousy his brethren
of the profession He would like houest and fear
Of true nagnanimity, invite and unite in consutn
in doubtful aud dangerous cases. those, of his medical
brethren who recnrcaed not hlSNlnH httenuonS "l'p
abide the awards Of discriminating nvcstsatlon an
enlightened public Judgment and the appreciation Ell clear
conscience Ever ready to respond TO- tue cans OF the 'unI
ing anxious their rectanl restoation he
unuinlll OF ms own necessities Sucn was
the case when terrible disease Uphold fever. fastened
upon his robust constitution its fatal grasp and to which
after more than three suffering, he fell vic
tim location of the dease such to leave his
mind clear the last moment of life.
Dr. Lowell only chosen home among us, but he
became attached young lady III this village every way
worthy Of his They xecting to be married.
had he been we'll in very days lie now, unwil-
Ing to leave except his wife Accordingly he sent for
their pastor and married II 10 parties present
amonent Of owulIy solemn Interest then as generally re-
garcl the OF joy and sorrow were made stand IN
such proximity; the relations Of wife and widow embraced
within the sane hou the sunshine Of joy cclpsd In the
heart of the Young wife hy the fast settling shades and dark
ness of he tomb in that of her beloved husband This dark
cloud af Divine proy lence ovcthnugs MS all The conu-
nifty share and grief May that reh'e-
Gus God VIII, ,s taken him u the midst of his days
sanctf, this deep ALI zion the crclvot widow, parents
brother and sisters of the deceased au cuuse this people "a
learn and improve the he intends 1t should be add
cd that Dr. Loves father him after he was IA
ken sick special to Iroy le for him all mat
means and affection could do to prolong 30 valuable me