Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-09
DIED,

In Wyalusing, March ID, 1853 of Consnmr,. 4
twenty-hrst year OF his age, JOSIAH R. CR0vSKm N u.
terry A, 5th Artillery, U S. Army. 0-'oNA K, Bat
The subject of the above notice enlisted
1861, serving his country faithfully and sfectiro
the disease which finally terminated fatally c! until
on Ii im He was IN several skrmishes, and in -, ~
Ties OF Melvin Hill and the seven days battle on ~
insula, and escaped unhurt but in the seven fea
tie, after several days and nights of excessive toiI
tgue he lay down at night with his blanke, ~,
about him and slept while the pitiless rain fen
unconscious head and exhausted body until tbo | us
another day aroused him to its toll and danger h.
himself lying in pool of water and thoronghl 4aa
ted, and prepared for the pressing duties Of iba
sion, and here the seeds of the disease which WA
him to untimely grave were planted, and arte,
of sickness and suffering, be permitted thronns
mercy of GoD to return to his home and friends
ty days furlough. lie returned February 2Gtb s,-+
able to walk, and gradually failed until Death c,.,
scene. He died in the enjoyment of the Christian.
having discharged his duty to his country fatbGop.
firmly trusting in the Redeemer. Since the w,r
menced he has had 1our brothers and a father - s'I
my, all as volunteers and the father and tbraob,t
still fighting to sustain the Union and TIM C '
~ s.P.R
In Wyalusing. March Is, 1863, Of Ccnsumpo, ur,,r,
VA CARTER, in the eighteenth year of her ara LII
In Pike, March H. 1868. in her sixteenth year ,>.,.
daughter OF Elliott and Emira Marsh deceasoa sNAr
ciOus memory. pre-
More than year ago, she began to decline ord,
autumn and winter advanced it became painfully
that Consumption had placed upon her its ro,o,.'
grasp. She suffered long, but patiently Her anitI.
disposition and bameless lie rendered her an oIi .
the kind affection Of all who knew her All Wa do..
that superior medical skill could devise to arrest tho M
ease, but IN vain. At length at the pleasant homo If b
uncle, JOSEPH Ii MARSH with a blessed Christian bor
and clear sky, she calmly and confidently laid aside b
frail tabernacle and ascended to join the loved ones [
had gone before, the evergreen shore leaving t
brothers and two sisters and large circle of dev,t
friends, to mourn her early death.
Murmur glad waters by.
Faint gales with happy sigh
Come wandering DER
That green and messy bed
Where gentle head
Storms beat more
LeRaysville, March IS, 1863 rv
In the valley of the Wyalusing Monday March - ,ss,
of a most painful Cancer Mr.. JOHN TYRREII arsi 1'
73 years.
The deceased was born in Woodbridge New Have,
county, Conn, August O. l739 In 1920 he came to Pike
and had spent his years in Bradford county The cood
ing disease which terminated his fe began to distre,.
him egteen months since and to him were appoint
ell succession of wearisome days and nights In the
midst Of his suerings he called upon COD and in peD
tance and faith received OF the divine mer
cy and in dying selected the first and second verses Of
the one hIndredth and sixteenth Psalm and the hymn.
commencing with, On JorIans stormy banks stand"
to lie used on his funeral occasion Four children and
grandchildren survive repeat the memorie.
Of the past,
Also two children, of Dtphthcra, daughters Of Eaoch
7. and Sarah Ann Billings.
OF tie same fatal maIady, ROBERT G. son Of William
and Hannah Anderson, in the fourth year OF bis age.
March -. 1868 Of Inflammation OF the Bowels, LUCY
daughter O Eugene Keeler, aged fifteen months.
With flowers alone strew thy bed,
o, blest departed one,
Whose all OF lie. a rosy raw
Blessed into dawn and passed away
LcRaysyille, March 81, 1868 EVE
In Warren March % 1858 Of congestion of tho onss.
ABAG ALL, vii of Wm Bt ardslee, deceased aged 81
years, . months and II days.