{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
ty approached the couch of the dying wo-
man; the divine favour was most pathetl-
cally invoked amidst many Interruptions
from hearts that seemed ready to burst
from the bosoms they agitated; the bride
groom grasped the hand that was langu,uiy
extended in token of assent; the worthy cier-
gyman pronounced blessing, and in falter-
ing accents made those one whom IN less
than twelve hours death had severed ana
sundercd forever-We cannot dwell on
what followed. The eyes that affection haa
for moment lightened, gradually waxea
glazed and dim; the br.lal bed became the
couch of death; and she, Who, but day or
two before, had been rejoicing in the pros
pcct of conjugal felicity, was stretched a
lifelcss but lovely corpse, before many OF
the wedding party had resolution to tear
, themselves from scene so distressing.


[Dumf Cour.