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10 Me I.ulf0T 0I t7e CH0n:

 Mrs Virginia Eliza Murray, daughter of the Hoa. Daniel & Dickinson, of New-Yorn, was given away in marriage at the chancel Of Chrisl's Church, Binshamion, October 20th Just three months from her bridal day. the same clergyman. [Rev. Mir. Andrews.l at 'he same altat was performing the last solemn off ces ever her remains. Her father reached Bin,hamton only in tune to witness her tune ral. Thes- touching facts gave rise 10 the fol- lowing lines. which you will honor me by ac- cepting for the :. Jnion.'' ANN z. STEPHENS. She st o,l before the altar, neekly pale, ll,r s,tt eyes veed "a ,d he' bright lips apar' AS will fl overs hush and lremhlingIy exhaie Their own delicious fragrance; she would And trouble at the beating of her heart. The flIher stood beside her, calm and mild.

 Fol he had learned .ha, power upon the will By which all passions tu,huvnt and wild.

 Are soiiedeA to glad or painful ih.lll:

 Ani 50 he bade his heart be tim and still. li,r hand was vet in his-ch she had been TAe d,arrst thing to which his hu,.es had : Cherished hcnea,h roof.tree. proud and green. r Olwhieh a thousand !Aurels had bees flung Caslin. bright b,4ms around her where they hung.

 But he had nerved his soul 10 yield her mp. And k,! the gentle mother, by his s.d.- Stuod with full heart to see the golden GU?

 or her bright life drained of is richest pride: Her chiia-hsr household joy was now

 brId>!

 And she was married from that altar stone, TreM ,iias with timid hope and bashinl love She lufneA. hail ,enllul, to the chosen one

 Aaa snu.A, his shsIlering carr, like some

 yonls d ve

 Lost from lis nest home in the skies above. h ivy. she ought !he parent arms again

 And bless sings Seni their music to her h-a"'- l. ke the soft craps of 'hat ueiiclous lam.

 Ware clouds and sunshine stIu5sle for the

 start,

 Aadwilh bright tumu!t, claim an eGua! pat. Thsy left the altar, some with pleasant m!rth, And some half teariul, like an April day, Wh>ry every rain drop gives it's blossom birth. Anl sunbeams laughing in their golden play, Dash with one sweep the shadows hall aw ay. "A A1l lheu, oppressed with many d sweet regret. Tns parents sought their dArkened hearth

 THerG:

 Wilh sadd.ncd hearts ,and eyes all dim and wet. They learned to bless the stranger youth who

 o"'S 4- The i,wei frnm their home, the sunbeam

 trein the door.