The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-08
DIED.

10 Baltimore city, on the evening OF the
I'D instant, Mrs. Nina Shorb, wife Of j. Harry
Neale, in the 4lst year of her age
On Thursday evening, February 18th, at his
residence, Double Pipe Creek, Mr.. John
Warner, aged 90 years and months.
On the I'd instant, in this city, Willie Smith,
infant son of Theodore l.. and Annie l..
Fritchey, aged days.
In laneytown, on the DIST ultimO, Mrs.
Mary Jane, wife of Tobias Rudise, Esq, in
the 45th year Of finer age.
Near Wakefield, on the 25th ultimo, Henry
Haines, Esq, aged SO years and II days.
Near Union Mills, on the eth ultimo, Annie
Kate, only daughter of Jesse and Maggie
Myers, aged years, 10 months and DAYS.
On the LIST instant, Martha Jane, second
daughter of Charles l.. and Caroline V. Beard
aged years and months.
Near Union Mills, ON the Sd utimo, Laura
NJ, daughter of Peter and Eliza A. Frock,
aged years, months and q days
Near st. Paurs Church, Baltimore county,
on the 10Th ultimo, son Of Julianna and Tho
mas Burke Gill, aged 10 years, months and
days
On the 9th ultimo, Isabella, Oldest daugh-
ter OF Julianna and Thomas Burke Gill, aged
II years, . months and days.
On Friday, the 18th uliimo, near White
Horse, Baltimore county, John Perigo, aged
so years.
AT the residence of her father, in the 9th
District OF Baltimore county, Melvina C..
Tracey, aged 10 years.
In Hampstead, on Sunday, the 9th ultimo,
Sarepta, consort of William Merryman, aged
80 years.
AT Linwood, Carroll county, Nd, ON the
10th ultimo, Lizzie NJ, daughter Of Josiah
and Caroline Englar, aged IA years, 8 months
and y days.
We shall sadly miss her from the family
circle, yet her memory we shall cherish, for
the recollection of one so dear to all who
knew her cannot easily be forgotten. The
grave hides her from our view She sleeps
within It's cold bosom. Those limbs once so
active and bouyant are confined OF last her
hands are folded cold and white beneath the
gloomy portals. The bright eyes have grown
DIM. The rose upon her check has faded to
bloom in a more congenial cline than this.
But, oh how sad and lonely seems her mar.
row bed. But will not the green grass wave
upon It? Will not the summer roses bloom
there planted by living hand and watered by
soft showers? Will not the trees wave their
protecting boughs above her, and birds sing
among the branches, aud more than ALL will
not the sad mourner who hung in mute agony
over her dying couch, here, kneeling under the
open sky, learn to minge hope with signs and
praise with tears? Happy for us if we NAV
find her again in the fold Of the Great Shep.
herd, in the land of eternal light, where there
are no broken links, no severed ties.
will go that / may meet you,
lwilI W that may greet YOU
Tn the shining shore;
Where the angels bright are flying
In u ANA that knows no signing
In a land that knows no dying
Happy evcrm0re
oh, twill be Joyous grectingI
On. Twill be happy meeting
When the friends | love
shall welcome DER the river.
When We meet no mure % sever
When we meet TO dwell forever
In that home above.
oh, to me, In yonder heaven.
shall a harp OF gold be given,
And crown OF light
lArk ! there's music! oh, how thrilling
All my soul with rapture filling.
am young now und most raifaH
For an angel bright.
Cu'aleridnd city, Etb sCth, ls.5. y.