The New York herald., 1871-01-06
OF her sickness, perhaps more fully deyelopeo than

OF her Sickness, perhaps more fully developed than
any other faculty. Nothing was impossible or even
"Orm" so perfect That .'eyery god did seem 20 set
his seal upon IT," Though this might be aduation
say Of her that Heaven mad SGT iIs seal" upon her
| sweet face; for her very prov and aspect pro.
claimed the divinity within She possessed tep
nature and large capacity for admirng and loving
all that Is beautiful or lovely or good. Her gentle
| soul had early yielded 10 the sweet influences OF
religion The truths OF which at all times easily and
profoundly impressed her. Faith, hope and charity
were tonchingly exelnpnned in her llie. the great
est Of Observation-Disclosures pre-emnently charac-
terisiic of her, as many can testify VINO were the
| recipients OF her kind deeds, and as some well
know who nave listened With pleasure to her be-
nignant and charitable words. The little sparrows,
| tDat came early In the morning to be fed rOm ner
balcony could also bear witness to her beneyoience
II was, indeed ner "rung passion" Her dispo-
siiion and Nearing towards AL was so peculiarly win
mug that she received without the least effort on
her part. universal admiration and love.
y In this brief sketch only few points can be no.
hfed; but It would not be easy to exhaust the story
Of her .irtues. II regrets, prayers, tears or love
cghd have detained her, she would be with still.
Aisa alasi yhere remains only q few cherished
fraguAens," aAd the fragrant memsryn OF all this
loveliin,ss, wTIsk has Vanished like a dream.
"Ilnne VIII work many changes; the buoyancy OF
a wv crow se a Gpus w sae nds@ s
weight OF accommodating years, yet our hearts shall
ss enssrhe her iraage and Frtendships altar shall
pr.eBt, reBews the tnnie. and Fancy cherishes the
hore Of a reunie1 IN the future" .
God; bu' forgive IA il these hearts winch Thou hast
wrua1 are net yet able 10 utter the flrerng PRAYER.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2. 1871 T..
L. PRICE second daughter OF SARAH snd the late
Thomas r. Price, yonkers, aged ysars and IA
months.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral, from her mothers residence, II Broadway.
Yonkers, on Saturday Afternoon. ut ons o'clock.
Trans leave at 1915 A. NJ, II A. M. and IL M.
PLArr:-At Astoria on wedn rsday evening, jan
uary 4, ROSETTA F. vile OF Edward K. Plstt, and
daughter OF D. Miner and Eliza Hallock, OF smith
town, J.. l., in the 35th year or her age.
20 he 1fenes emo % 9i he ay are lcsGecy Invited
O'Clock, from her late residence on Flushing avenue
Astoria.
SARAH JANE, wife OF James a. Purdy, and daughter
or William II. aud Mary Msiick.
The funeral Will take p ace from Bedford street
Methodist Episcopal chGrcn, In the city OF Nev
YORK. this Frday) afternoon. at O'Clock. Friends
OF the family and brethren OF Henry Clay, Eastern
Star and Washington Lodges, +. and A. NJ, and the
Masonic Fraternity, are particularly invited TO at
tend.
REApING.--On Wednesday evening, January 4,
ELIZABETH $. READING, wne OF Il. A. Reading In the
| 81st year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are requested 10 attend
the funeral services, at the family residence In 195lh
street, on Saturday afternoon. at halt-past twelve
O'Clock. Cars from Twenty.sxth street at haltpast
RowLAND.--In JERSEY City, on Thursday January
s. GARRET COOPER infant son Of shepard and Mary
o. Rowland, aged months and ~ days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
Jersey city, on Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock.
SBEARs.-On Wednesday January 4. ALFRED G.,
youngest son OF William and Martha Shears, aged
years, IL months and 13 days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from The Alien street Metnod-
Isl Epscopal church, On Sunday afternoon ut one
O'Clock.
VANDERBILT.-At New HacKersack, Duchess
county, n. ", on Wednesday, January 4, JouR r.
VANDERBILT, aged 60 years, months and 28 days.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral services, at the New Hackensack church,
Sunday morning, at eleven O'Clock.
VAN NOSTRAND.-On Wednesday afternoon, Janu-
ary 4, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, son Of Henry ID. and
Mary Van Nostrand. In the 5th year OF his age.
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF
his parents Greenyile. n. j. this Friday) afternoon,
az half-past twelve O'Clock Trains by Central Raj
road leave foot OF Liberty street at ii As A. M.
Warrington Thursday morning, December IS,
MARY LILLIAN, the infant daughter OF j. L. anu M.
A. Waring, aged 10 months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
10 attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents No. III Cannon street, this lFrdayl alter
noon. az one O'Clock.
WoOLLEY.-On Wednesday, January 4, JOSEPH G.
WooLLEy Y, IN the Goth year OF his age.
The re latives ana friends OF the family invited
TO attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at
hall-pasJ one O'Clock from the residence or h.a
mother, Z65 Greenwich Street.