Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
DIED

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II DlKn, at the residence of Dr. SeHyreIl, near
4 Buffalo, Putnam Co, Va, on. Wednesday,
Sept. list, 1858, RoBERT, infant. son of .Dr,
Ralsert and Emma Brand, of Galena, Ill.,
(, aged l8 months. zfi. u.
4. The idol of Mothers, heart has been
snatchedN away from her Kind embTace-her
\ cherished ofspnng--hef Y darlingIoae, = has
passed 10 n that bourne whence none Ietarn!'
\ oilonger, JIM life, Will her ears be greeted BY
Ills innocent babblihgsf-noE longer can she
twine the golden tresses that were wont to
snort and daily around his sunny brow, OF
told him to her heayingi throbbing bosoni--no
longer can she imprint upon his cherry lips,
the Kisses OF sweet Affection. No longer can
fahe in the depths |df her love. for her & dar.
ling boy, - look into the vista of the coming flu
sure. as she had fondly hoped, with cheer,
ing assurance. that the winter of her life
would be enlivened 3byI his presence, and hel
declining years supported BY his tender and
.watchfal care. But
Weep not Mother, fol Thy darling boy,
HI III And let thy heart I'd God alone be gwen
N Change thy grief, to tears OF silent joy, III
N H For thy babe s ain ANGEL now in heaven.
!, Weepnot Mether, for the loved and lost.
N tE7 We know It's hard to taste the bitter cup;'
NJ God is ffRerciful, and he is ever JUST
A IL Lean on His arm and he will bear thee up
n -I4t5Little BoBBIE,s' was the pride of his Fla:
t.thef's heart; and in him was concentrated
sthat deep pure and disinterested love,
which alone can but emanate from the Pa
3Iternal fount. Though far away from the
" trying scene," he mustfeel that sf false and
fckfe'' are the brightest hopes of earthly
life; and that loss ifreparable, has fallen
upon that the gentle. timid flower OF his
Affection and care, has been blighted in an
untimely !smoment-leaying desolate heart
to mourn, !" because lhe is not"
W. sleep on, sweet babe. ere long 1.
Htt7f The wakeningIhou will come,
s HI NV hen, with thine, a Fathers song
lLEE1 Will be, o God, thy will be done"
HF II J. b. r.
liz 1Dfed in Eanawha Sales on the evening Of
THE 9Th inst, Mrs. EMMA ScHENcK, youngest
daughter Of the late I. Sutton Mathews, in the
twenty fifth year of her age.
III lA few years since, Emma was married to
James g. Schenck, Of the neighborhood Of
Owensboro. KY, and with bright prospects
\ before her. went from the pateHfal reof. In
n a short time she was called to- watch by the
4 bad of her husband, who died Of pulmonary
\ consumption. Thus was her sky overcast
with d dark cloud of afii ctioA. Returning to
KanaWha, il became evident to her friends,
ELL long, that the same fatal disease had fast
eaed on her. AboAt the middle Of July, she
\ left home, hoping that a change of atmosphere
wsuld be of service to her. Fora few weeks
she did seem to improve but after that sunk
Ifapaly- ltwas her earnest desire to return
home, and at her urgent solicitation, the at.
tempt was made, but she died before reaching
the much loved spot. II H. 85tiEss. II
ri D friends who conyersed with her on the
subject, she expressed the hope that her peace
xaslmade with God through CHRIST and thu
teaFtof death did not disturb herr Her las
minutes were spent in prayer.
Thus she has passed away in early life
leaving in the circle Of her relatives deep sor
row Mingled with cheerful hope. Long, lonl
wiltthe remembrance of the amiable Emma
i be fondly cherished BY all who knew her.
In Maiden, Aug. 2Ist., ANDREW MmreN
son OF Al. J. and Clara Jatrall, aged 3 months
weep mot, " whom God hath left,
!. Il To mourn a tie SO aarlylriven
!. He slts--wnile you are thus bereft,
i#Ii First ofyour house hold safe in heaven.
III lHtt y fafF 'AN ff TIL r.