The New York herald., 1862-08-07

ana N. la. :.rvy SO. aged 10 months anA I
the remains taken 10 ri tbash Gen.. 'f5,
THohAs--In Brook, n. on We inesday, August
via " or John Thomas, n the 90 ye ~ Ler atc.
Jra rotico Of the fua-ra vii be given.
VAN e,. TuaE-ou Tuesday, August ;. wuLIAx Van
The reiS.. md lends Of the family are rsspsctfv
invited 20 attend a. funeral from tho residence Of his
street, this 9Tnorsaa"i & orn,on, at two o'ciock
Vas WIseIE.-1r Wedne~ iay, August g. DAVID J..
VAN WisKlE ased 10 wears, 10 = 'ou,ns and 10 dsy,.
Funeral services his late res,snce No 81 cottage
place, this Cfhursday) evsnirs, at c,s5s o'clock. tho
FRIENDS 81 the family r-spsctfusY invited 10 attend,
without further notice. The remains sill be taken 70
Mount keposs cemelery, Hsysrstraw, N ~ en fr9ay
California aud Havana papers please copy.
.,oN mAsos Iaesasy moraiag August 5, Of consanp
In the 2;st year Of his ago.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend tie funeral ths residence of hs
parents, Ihrosgs Neck Westchestsr county, this (us
day. afternoon, ut O'clock. The remains vii, 10
taken 70 ST. Raymonds church Cemetery, wsstchester
wAI,eK.-on Tuesday evening, August s, sARan
MARIA WALLACE only daughter Of Isaac and Margaret
Wailack aged years, 8 months and days.
The friends and acquantances or the family ara re.
spectaiy invited 10 attend the funeral from tho resi.
dencs Of he. parents 2as Ninth street, this Chursday)
morning, ~ ten O'Clock.
on THE xARLY AND PAINFUL DEATH OF MISS
ANITA y. LUDLAM.
NEUROLOGY.
" moiAucuoy 0ay, the I0n OF f0Oruary, You wiz ever
b present u my memory Oa 1t your fearful image win
ever remain engraved. How cruel and terrible Is the
retrospect Of this sad day! maiden n the bloom of
YOUTH adorned BY tho most lovely qualities o. mind and
heart suddenly summoned by death. It seems that
am sti gazing that boaut ul aud enchanting coun-
tonance, boamng With virtuous modesty, wbAch capt
vaed all who had the happRess OF knowing her. still
see that blending OF numberess graces and Christian
virtues. That maiden aas who was at the same time
model and Of her SEX beautiful without pre-
tension, modest without vanity humble without aaecta
ton, and blind In her obedience TO maternal pre-.
cepts-these tho charac. .eristics oil her own
gentle nature. This maiden assaled by
disease which, although In III early stages SEEM
cd but trivial, gradually and insidiuusy increased,
battling the skill Of her physic0ns, e4though they at
times gave hopes Of her recovery but which, alas
unfoundod: for nature with her invinciSie md in.
scrutable laws pursued sad and in sencs her nhunaa
task But how deIuslve our hopesl We could now
find her noble and expressive countenance
the pEaGnrsory sigma OF death. On OF this sad
day er became imminent; divers syurptoms an
noub4y yher approaching end. She seemed b. struggle
against some Invisible power, but remained in
perfect Consciousness. Her breathing became moro
faint until Ut last she ceased to live, retang her
scousness 10 the last sad reaitylsbe longer EXISTS
the cold eess body has descended 10 the grave. Be
relved mother, nconsoabs brother, bathe thousen
times with your tears the cold tomb n which relosss
the fond object Of your affections. With the deepest
will lament the loss Of this dear mai len. IT
Is our lo5s but 1t is her gain. She nhabits thai
celestial abode, reward for oil her virtues. MAY tho
ashes and precious remains Of this loved rest
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