The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12
ELIZABETH HAMILTON,
BORN
9TH AUGUST, 1857.
DIED
9TH NOVEMBER, 1854

BerIiaD ON instDg. Toe CONN was borne from the
eptrar ce to the chancel botn the ministers prece
ding i: and reciting The following
l am the resurrection and the life saith the Lord he
that beeyeth in me- though he were dead yet shall he
never die.-St JoM xi. Is, 20.
stand at the latter day upon the EARTH And though a
ter my skin worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh
shall see God whom shall see for myself, and mine
eyes shall behold, and not another-.oo XIX 20 TO- ~
We brought nothing into this world and 1t certain
carry nothing out The Lord gave, and the Lord
hath taken away blessed be the name Of the Lord
Tim. vi. Z; Jobf. q.
When the coffin WAS placed in the chancel, the
following anthems, taken from the Thirty ninth and
Ninetieth Psalms, we're recited;-
Lord, let me know my end, and the number of my
days, that may be certified how long have to live
Behold, thou hast made my days as it were span
long and mine age nothing in respect Of thee
and verify every man living is altogether vanity
For man walketh in vain shadow and disquieteth
himself in vain he heapeth up riches and cannot tell
And now, Lord, what is my hopes Truly my hope is
even in thee.
Deliver from all mine offences, and make me not
When thou with rcbukes dost chasten man for sim
thou mahest his beauty to consume away, like it
were moth fretting garment: every man therefore is
but vanity.
Hear my prayer, Lord and with thine ears consider
my calling; hold not thy peace at my tears: =.
For am stranger with thee, and sojourner, all
. spare ME little, that may recover my strength
before 50 hence, and be no more seen
Lord thou hast been refuge from one generation
TO another.
Before the mountains brought forth or ever the
earth and the world made thou art God from
lasting, and world without end
Thou turnest man to destruction; again thou sayest
Gene again, We children Of men.
For thousand years in thy sight are but as yester
day; seeing that is past as watch in the night.
AS soon as thou scatterest them they are even as
slice p: and fade away suddenly like the grass.
In the morning il growerh but in the
evening it is cut down, dried up, and withered.
For we consume away in thy dispeasure and are
afraid ut thy wrathful indignation.
Thou hast set misdeeds before thee and secret
sins in the light of thy countenance.
For WHEN thou art angry, oil our days arc gone: we
bring years to end II were tale that is told
days OF our age are reescore years and ten and
be 20 @
so soon passeth it away, and We are gone.
So teach us to number our days, that we may apply
Glory be to the Father and to the Son. and to the
Holy Ghost.
As il was in the beginning is now and ever shall be-
world without end. Amen.
After the anthem, the following lesson was read
by the mipisters:-
Now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the
frsfruits of them that slept Tor since by came
For as in Adam all die, in Christ shall all BE-
frst-ruits afterward they that Christie: at his
coming Then cometh the end, when he shall have de-
hyered up the kingdom to God even the Father when
he shall have put down all rule and oil authority and
power. For he must reign till he hath put all enemies
under his Tho enemy that shall be destroyed
is death. For he hath put all things under his feet.
But when he saith all things are put under him ,,, is
under him. And when all things shall be subducd unto
him. then shall the Son also himself be subject unto Him
that Put all things under him, that God may he all in
all Else what shall they do which baptized for the
Dead If the dead rise not at aIG Why are they then
every hour protest BY s Your rejoicing which have
in Christ Jesus Lord die daily II after the man
ner of men pave fought with beasts at Erhesus, what
advantagetS me- if the dead rise nos let eat and
drink for tomorrow die. Be not deceived evil COM
munications corrupt good manners. Awake to right
eousness, and sin not; for some have not the know
man win say, How the dead raised ups and with
what body do they conner Thou fool that which thou
which thou sowest, thou sowest not that body that
shall be- but bare grain, chance Of wheat or Of
some other grain But God giyeth 1t body as 1t bath
pleased him. and to every seed its own body All flesh
is not the flesh; but there is kind Of flesh of
men, another esh of beasts another Of fishes and ano
ther of birds There also celestial bodies and bodies
terrestrial but the glory of the celestial is one and the
glory of the terrestrial another There is glory of
glory the stars for one star dereth from another
star in glory So also is the resurrection Of the dead
1t is sown in corruption raised interruption it
sown in dshonor; il is raised in glory it is sown in
weakness II is raised in power it is sown natural
body; is raised spiritual body. There is natural
The first man, Adam, made living soul; the last
Adam was made quckening spirit Howbcit, that was
afterwards that which spiritual The first Of the
earth earthly the second is the Lord from Heaven.
As is the Earthly such they that earthly and
Is the heavenly such they also that are heavenly
And have borne the image Of the earthly, shall
also bear the image of the heavenly Now this, say,
brethren that flesh and blood cannot inherit the king
dom of Cod neither doth corruption inherit incorrup
ton. Behold, show you mystery we shall not all
sleep, but shall all be changed, in moment, in the
twnklng Of eye at the last trump for the trumpet
shall sound and the dead shall be raised ncorruptibe
and shall be changed For this corruptble must put
on interruption, and this mortal must put on immorta
lily so when this corruptble shall have put incor
ruption and this mortal shall have put immortality,
then shall be brought to the saying that is written
Death swallowed up in victory death, where Is thy
sng grave, where is thy victoryf The sting Of death
is sin and The strength Of is the law. But thanks
be TO God which giveth the victory through Lord
Jesus Christ Therefore, my beloved brethren, be We
steadfast mmoveabe always Astounding In the work of
the Lord as ye know that your labor not
in vain in the Lord.
AT the conclusion Of the foregoing lesson the coffin
was borne out Of the church to the grave. and while
the process Of burial Was going on Rev. Dr.. Berran
recited the following =
Man, that is born of woman, hath but short time
to live and is full of misery He cometh up and is cut
down Ike flower; he feeth IL shadow and
in the midst Of life we are in death Of whom may we
seek for succcr but of thee, Lord who for our sins
art Justly displcaseds
Yet D Lord God most holy, O Lord most mighty, O
holy and most merciful Saviour deliver not into the
bitter pains Of eternal death.
knOWest, the secrets OF our hearts, smut
not thy mercifu to prayer but spare us Lord
most holy God most mighty, holy and merciful
Saviour, thou most worthy Judge eternal suffer not
at last hour for pains Of DEATH to fall from thee
Forasmuch M IL hath pleased Almighty God in his
wise providence TO take out Of this world the soul Of
deceased sister therefore commit her body to the
ground earth to earth, ashes to ashes dust to dust
looking for the general resurrection In the last day. and
the life Of the world to come through Lord Jesus
Christ, at whose second coming in glorious majesty to
judge the world the earth and the sea shall give up
their dead and the corruptibe bodies Of those who sleep
in him shall be changed, and made Ike unto his own
glorious body according TO the mighty working whereby
be is able to subdue all things unto himself
heard voice from heaven, saying unto me, write,
from henceforh blessed the dead who die In the
Lord saith the spirit for they rest from their
labors.-Rev. XIV. 10.
Our Father who art IN heaven hallowed be thy name
Thy kingdom come Thy win be done on earth as II Is In
bsfYcn, Sire Va this day GU d.. hgsal- And forgive