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DIED on the 18th inst, OF her residence
in Green townshipin this county of con
sumption, Mrs. MARY, wife of CLINTON /
CHAPMAN, after a lingering illness OF
many months. She was about twenty /.
seven years old.
Funeral preached on Sunday last BY
Ed. HENRY LOGAN TO large anu atten-
tive audience.
On the 0th inst. of congestion of the
brain. ANN. daughter of Clark and Bithi
all Chapman; aged ten months.
On 'he l4th ofJune 1853. at her resi-
dence in Green township in this county
of consumption. Mrs. SusANNAH, wife of
ADAM CRooo, in the ffty-ninth year of
her age.
The deceased was born near Pittsburg
Penn. where she lived until the year
1921. when her and her husband removed
10 Holmes county Ohio, at which place
they remained until the latter part of May
1874, when they together with their fam
/ ily removed to this county.
Mrs. Croco has long been member OF
the Presbyterian church. She was an ex-
emplary christian until her mind became
shattered by disease. Some three years
since it was discovered that she had meas
urabl lost her reason and became insane,
as is we'll known in this community.
Two years since she was sent TO the in
sane hospital at Indiana polls. where she
remained about thirteen months. Whilst
there she caught a severe cold which set
tied upon her lungs and perhaps done
much towards fastening her dissolution.
Whilst at the hospital, she became calm
and on most subjects quite sane. During
the last ten years she has been afflicted
with various diseases, aud her life was
frequently despaired Of Her last sick
ness appeared to be ombination of va
rious chronic diseases, which run into
hasty consumption. and terminated in
DEATH. She bore her affection with
meekmess and christian fortitude. looking
forward with fond anticipation 10 the
time when the righteous who sleep in
their dusty beds shall awake and sing the
song of deliverance, when the victory o.
yer death, hell and the grave is obtained;
when Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. toge ther
with all the holy men and women Of all
ages. sha / dwell in the kingdom Of God
for eyermore--"whefc the inha bitan,s
will no more say am sick
The relatives and friends OF the deceas-
ed should not sorrow as those who hav.
10 hope. but live in such manner a;
will insure to them an abundant entrance
into the everlasting kingdom, and jnheri
that land which is promised to Abra ha II
and his posterity as possession forever
, On he day Of penticost the Apostle Pete
: said 10 the Jews. the promise is TO you
anu to your children, and to all those tia
are afar off, even as many as the Lord GU
God shall call" And how are they call
ed? BY the Gospel? Then the Bible il
the book TO rely upon for information
. relative 20 what the saints are TO inheri
in the age to come. And there too W,
learn what we are called upon to belev,
and do; and we learn that all are now in
vited for God commands all men euerV
$ lchCre 10 repent" How few there arr
y who heed the call. r. c.
1 THE DANGER AND THE REMEDY. In III,
Washington correspondence of the Jour
nal Of Commerce we find the followin.
paragra ph:
Q From no quarter. except that of on
for l., a,