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In Saiabury, on the 18th inst, after short i'll
ness Mary Ann; wife Of John w. Ellis Esq, aged
21 yrarsenly child Of Pbilo w Whi1e, Iotmef Editor
ofthis paper. The intelligence Of his interesting
young ladY's death struck thro' my heart hke :
dagger Office. A few Weeks ago she stood 6fIas
al the allar. But yesterday IsaH her in the pride
of fyonih and beauty by the sids of her young hus-
baRd, the very image of heaith and Oyousness With
fair prospects of long and hsppy life.s But now
that heallh-glowing cheek is pale in death, those
ibeaming eyes are quenehed forever the shIoud and
winding sheet have displaced the bridal attire, and
the name which 50 lately woke warm in the heart
emotions Of love and joy and pride is hushed OF
breathed softly as name no longer Of earth.


w mourn NOT .for the spottess of soul-fer the
innocent and pure, for we trust that angels hover
ing around have wooed sister spirit from earth.
But there is one over whom We shed the anguish
ed tear, one who has painfully realized that love
and death dwell in the same world. May that
Providence which 'temperethfhe wind To the shorn
lamb" so sanctify this aflic lhat bis wrung soul
may be led to Him who is alone ebe TO afford COZ
ISOLATION TO woes for which earth has NO coafofter


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