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RISIe Ridge Railroad Co., Am So. Ca.
CHARLIsToN. February o. 1860.
CUBSCRIDERS TO THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
~ this Company are hereby notified that install
ments on the Second Subscription required to
be paid as follows viz:
Eleventh and Twelfth Instalments on the 9th
April
Thirteenth Instament on the 9th June
Fourteenth Instalment on tho 9th August.
Fifteenth Instalment on the 9th October next.
BY order w. II. PER0NNEAU, Treasurer.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THNIIE Subseriber oilers For sale his desirable
TRACT OF LAND,
Containing T@o Hundred and SeYenty.fye
Acres situate in PickeIs distrist, or waters Of
Riehlond Creek, ak miles east TaihaIIa.
The Blue Ridge Railroad runs thro, ga . part
of the Land. There nre about Seventy-fve
acres in cultivation. 25 acres Of which is good
branch Bottom, The place is in good repair,
with hrstrate dwelling and out houses. The
land Oneleared is good upland. The farm Is
near School and two gond churches, Method
ist and Presbyterian. IL can be bought low for
cash. Call at Coloners Fork and you can see
me. WM. DICKSON, JR.
July 10, 1860 SO If
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Blue Ridge Railroad.

!s2 ks2 sg ESs2 e;;s5ai 80
HARS on the Blue Ridge Railroad leave PEN
~ dleton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. at l5 minutes before 1 o'clock. A. NJ. On
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at o clock,
p. NJ. -
and Fridays immediately after the cars arrive
trnm Belton in the morning On Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, on the arrival of the
cars from Columbia.
Sept s. 1860 If
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THE PICKENS ACADEMY.

II VIE TRUSTEES of this Institution have the
n pleasure of announcing to the community,
that they have obtained the services of Mr..
y. w. PnILPoT, as Teacher for the ensuing
year. His qualifications and character are such
as to commend him to parents and guardians,
who have children and wards to educate
The year will be divided into Sessions of five,
months each, and those entering the School will
be charged for the full quarter unless different
arrangements are made with the Teacher
TERMS PER SESSION.
PrimGry branches, Reading Writing and Arith-
-, TIC Sc 90
The abovo, with English Grammar and
Geography, 7 so
Philosophy Chemistry History. 10 90
Higher branches of Mathematics and
Latin, Is 90
The School will open on Monday the 10th day
of January, 1860.
j. II. HAGOOD, NV. F.. HOLCOMBE.
w; q: hElTlI. JOS. j. NORTON,
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, Trustees.
Dec. l3 1859 81 IF
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Notice.
A bL PERSONS interested in the Estate of John
"A Couch, deceased especially the heirs-at-law Of
Ellender Baker. deceased formerly Conch1 are
hereby notified to como forward and receive their
distributive shares in said Estate otherwise, we
shall refuse to pay interest on said sharea anv
longer
MARY A. COUCH, AdmPx.
Sept 6, 1860 am
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@ a on % 0 D a T & S
FOR CONGRESS.

Bes~ The friends of Col. JOHN D. ASHMORE
respectfully announce him candidate for re cleo
ton to Congress, at the ensuing election
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
NEAR WALgaALAA,


NNE OF TIE IiANDSOMEST and most
~ desirable places in the country West
UniOn," settled by Col. Grisham, containing
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIV i
ACRES, with the growing crop, is offered at
private sale. 1t is near tho Aourshing Town
OF Wolhallo, and Immediately at the
DEPOT.
On the Blue Ridge Railroad. The dwelling is
suitable for & Hotel, and much of the Tract
could be cut up into Lots and sold at high rates.
The "utbu'dmgs are good aud numerous, and
in first rae repair. The farm was never in
better condition. On the premises, is a fnc
ORCHARD of the best fruit.
Also
viii be sold. in the same way, twenty head of
Cattle fifty head of Hogs, twelve sheep five
Horses and Mules, Wagons, Farming Tools,
Wheat, Rye, Oats Fodder, &c.
Re3S" Terms made easy.
Apply on the promises, or address
G.. SAITLMANN.
WohnllN. Sept L. 1850 If
DeD" The Charleston Couicr will publish
three weeks. Monday and Friday daily, and
Wednesday in the tri.wcckly paper Anderson
Gazette and Blue RMge HcIaid will copy three
weeks and forward bill to g. s
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ALSO-

-ALSO-
The debts due S. II. JOHNS & co. must bc
closed up forthwith, under the same penalties
if default of payment is made.
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LUMBER /! LUMBER /!

Il MILLS formerly owned by Col. John A. /.
Easley, deceased thrcc miles east of Pickcns
G. H., is prepared to fill orders for LUMBER,
finished or unfinished; SASH Blinds, Pannel
Doors, or anything in that line, at short notice,
and on the most reasonable terms lie is deter
mined to carry on the business in all its branch
es, and persons wishing anything of the kind,
are assured their orders will meet with prompt
attention. Orders should be addressed to the
undersigned. lie respectfully solcits n share
of public patronage
NJ +. MITCHELL
January &c. 1860 2G IF
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ALSO

We will sell in the Town of Wnlhala NINE
ACRE LOTS and TWENTY ONE HALF
ACRE LOTS. For the above Tracts of Land
ana these Lots we can make good warrantee
titles.
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Notice.
A PPLICATI0N win DO made to tho Legislature,
n at its nextsessiop,, Tor an not 10 incorporate
Richland Church In pickens district
Aug. o., 1860 2 8m
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Dissolution.

THE firm of q. w. Green & Co. is this day dis
1 solved by consent of parties All persons in
debted to the firm requested to make payment
forthwith, or they will be sued ndscriininately.
The business will be carried on by u. W. Green,
as usual H. w. GREEN
T. j. KEITH
Sept. Z, 1860 If
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FOR SALE.

HOR DALE.
Valuable LANDS aE Town Lots {!
TTNIIE GERMAN SETTLEMENT SOCIETY
Il OF CHARLESTON offer for sale tho fol.
lowing valuable Tracts and Lots of Land, stu
ate in Pickens District, to wit:
The Fall Tract,
Or No. |, containing Sixteen Hundred and
Forty Acres. On the premises. there is n Mer
chant Mill. Saw Mill. Threshing Machine
Turning Lathe, Cotton Gin. tirstratc Dwelling
and good out houses. The Water Power on this
tract is superior to any in the State The Land
lies on both sides of Little River, adjoining Col
Burnett, .Jcptba Norton. Rankin and others
Tr"ct No. ., containing Three Hundred and
SiXty-ive Acres, having thereon q small water
fall and adjoining No. |, Capt Robins and
others.
Tract No. 81, containing Two Hundred and
Ten Acres, adjoining III. w NJ Boggs and others
Tract No. l3, containing One Hundred and
Nncty'thrcc Acres, adjoining Boggs Crcnshaw
and others.
Tract No, Is, containing Two Hundred and
Forty Acres, adjoining lands of Won IIollcn and
others
Tract No. lG, containing Two Hundred and
Six Acres, adjoining Won Ilollen and Others. -
New ii"rc mcetng-house is or this tract
tract No. II. containing Two Hundred Acres,
adjoining No. lG and others
Tract No. 10, containing Two Hundred and
twenty Acres, adjoining lIantz, Rennikc and
others.
Tract No 90, containing Two Hundred and
Ten Acres, adjoining tract No l. Hantz and
others.
Tract No. 81. containing Two Hundred and
Twenty Acres, adjoining Capt. l.. n Robins
and others.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PfcKENs--lN EQUITY.
: = y =. v'S's s e Bill to roroolooo Mortgage.
QY virtue Of a decretnl order of the Court of
4b Equity directed to me, in this cnse will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, at Pickens
Court House, on Saleday in October next the
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
Described in the pleadings. namely:
One Tract of Land, situate, lying and being
in Pickens District on the west side of Keoweo
River, near Pickens village, containing Three
Hundred and Sixty ACRES more or less. and
bounded by lands of Col. Jeptha Norton, III. A.
III. Gibson and others.
There is about Forty Acres of River Bottom
on this Tract
TERMS OF SALEArhe premises will be
sold on a credit Of twelve months with interest
from the day of snle except q suficiency to pay
the costs of suit and sale, which must be paid 10
cash. The purchaser to give bond to the Com
missioner, with two or more good sureties, to
secure the payment of the purchase money -
Purchaser 10 pay extra for titles, and receive
them when the terms of The sale ore complied
with.
RoB'T. a. THOMPSON. o.E.p.p.
Com'rs. 0fiice, Sept. 1, 1860 s I'd
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Executors Notice.
Notice.

4 PPIlCATlON will be made to the next T.ccisl.-
"A tnre for q Charter to extend the "Kcowee
ana rucknsege Turnpike Road" from Tunnel Hill
to Walhalla
August Is, 1860 3m
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POWDER FOR SALE.

DD~ Where the keg is returned 25 cents
will be deducted
Address JonN BowEm & Co, Pickens Court
House, S. @.
Sept. Z, 1860 6 If
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
TIIE undersigned will devote himself entirely
4 to, the practice of Law and Equity on the
Western Circuit. Mr.. HADDgN is his spartner at
Pickehs. JAMES l.. ORR.
Anderson o. IT,. May TO- 1859 42-R
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EeEAL ESTATE

DeScrlbcd III the bill. MS fnlIOws:
Onc Tract of Lnud, situate. lying and being
i'll Pickcns District containing Three hundred
Acres more or less, and adjoining lands of VIM
Ballinger. Estate of Samuel Adds, and others
Terms Of ShLc-On credit of one year with
interest. except the costs which are to be paid
in cash. The purchaser to give bond to the
Commissioners, with good surety. aud pay extra
for title.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, C.E.p.D. '
Com'rs Office. Sept s. 1860 6 4
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IIIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EoUITY-PICKENs.
Joseph S. Gasaway,
by his next friend,
Thos. II. Gasawny, ct.als.
NDER dccrernl order uf the Court of Eq.
~ nity, III this case. | will sell to the highest
bidder, at PickcnsC. II, on saleday in October
next, the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
Raneht Concert.

Prof. Seibel will give Grand Concert Of
his pupils in this village, on Thursday oven
Ing, April 18th, at the Methodist Church.
The entertainmont will consist of music by
the Baud, performances on the piano and
me!odcon by those who have enjoyed his in
struc.ion during the past few months, and
tho execution of difficult music by tho Pro.
fessor himself.
Prof. s. is n genuine musician. having re-
ooived musical education in tho German
Schools, and is Eow devoting his talents, time
and money to the cultivation of this won
dorful science. We have no hesitation in
saying that pupils are taught the principle,
of music, and mako rapid advancement, un.
der bis instruction. Go, and show your ap'
probation of his labors in this community
Tho Concert is for the Professors benefit.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

ITO Orlando II. Ethridge, who resides in the
l. State OF New York, md Courllaud Ethridge,
who resides in Washington Territory: You are
hereby notified, that a. q, Ethridge, Admins,ra.
tor of the Estate of Daniel Ethrdge, deceased, on
The 22nd day Of March, A. d., 1860,
Filed his Petition in the Probate Court within and
for the County oil GenuGa and State OF Ohio, al.
ledging that the personal estate OF said deceden, is
insufficient to pay his debts, certain legacies
mentioned in said petition, and charges OF admin.
islcTina his esate that he died seized in tee sim
ple ofihe following described real estate, situate
in Auburn in said County, 10 wit being part OF sec
lion No. 4 in Tract No. in said Township, and
bounded as follows; Beginning at point where
the State Road crosses the east and west center
road, near 'Ethridges Hotel" in said township;
thence west along suid east and west road 81 cha
links to a post; thence north deg; west chs.
TO post marked I'D. FL" thence east along a
marked line, SO chains II links TO post; thence
south SO links; thence east chain 80 links TO the
center of the State Road; thence sourhery 10 the
place of beginning, containing thirty acres, eX-
ceptng therefrom abont SO rods in the north east
pal t thereof. owned by T. B. Hoard; 46% rods in
ihe north henst part thereof, owned by A. g. Eth.
ridge, and Sex rods in ihe south part thereof,
owned by the Free Will Baptist Society, and sub.
ect TO u lense-to Mayhem g. Crane, OF six rods--
Tint said Orlando II. Ethlidge, Cour,lnnd Eth.
ridge, A. G. Ethridge, Sarah NJ. Chase HELEN NJ,
Et6ridge, minor and heir of Lucy A. Ethrdge;
Ann NJ, and Medora Ethrdge, minois and heirs
Of Nathan Fl. Ethrdge; Alberteen and Blanch
Ethridge, minors and heirs OF Dennison Ethri4se
as his heirs at law, hoid the next estate ofinheri-
tance therein.
The prayer Of said petition is for the sale OF the
above described premises, for the payment oI
debs, legacies and charges Aforesaid, Said peli.
lion will be for hearing in said Court, on the
2Ist day of April, A. D. 1860, at 10 O'Clock A
NJ, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
THRASHER, DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
For Petitioner.
March Esd, 1860. 53lwt
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March Esd, 1860.
Administrators, Sale.

DY Virtue of an order issued from the Probate
ID Court Of Geauga County, Ohio, shall sell al
public vondue on the premises, on
Saturday. the 7th day Of April, 1860,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. & O'Clock
P. NJ, the following described premises, situate
IN the township OF Russell, in said county. and
known as part OF LOT No. in great lot No, and
is bounded as follows Commencing in the center
Of the road on the west bank OF the river and run.
ming up on said bank until the line inersec;s the
original line; thence north degs,; east l2 rods;-
thence north ls deGs eastl6 rods; thence north
7S degs; east "a rods; thence north SIS degs; east
Ia rods thence north &c d"gs.; east 10 rods; thence
north 80 degs II rode; thence south 10 degs,; east
ID rods; thence north 25 dcgs east SO rods; thence
north II degs; east l6H rods 10 a post on Ed
ward Hawkins east ne;thence south TO The south
ide OF tho Mill Pond at high water mark; thence
down said pond TO the west line o land owned by
Daniel w. Sweet; thence south TO the center Of
the highways; thence west along said highway TO
the place ofbeginuing, containing 81 and \ acres
TERMS OF SALE-ons fourth Of purchase
money in hand; ne-fourth in six, one-fourth in
twelve, and residue in eighteen months from day
OF sale, Deferred payments on interest and Sc
cured. ALEAR. FRAZER,
AdmT OF Andrew l.. spoor, deceased.
ChsTdOu, March 9th. 1850. esow+
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NOTICE.
STATE OF OHIO, In the Court Of Common
GrAusA COUNTY, IS. Pleas.--Civil Action.
AIban c. Gardner, Plaintiff,

STATE OF OHIO, In the Cour, Of Common
Alban c. Gardner, Plaintiff
Samuel Reed, Sarah Reed his wife, and Dudley
Fox, Defendants.
CAMUEL REED and Sarah Reed his wife, who
- are residents Of the State ol Wisconsin, will
take notice that Albion c. Gardner, the plaintiff,
in this action, oil the 10th duy Of Feb, A ID. 1860
filed in the Office oi the Clerk of sud Court his
petition against the said Samuel Reed, Sarah Reed
his wife, and Dudley Fox, notwithstanding
forth that said Samuel Reed and wie on the I7tt
day Of Feb A. d l843, executed and deliverC
10 said Aiban C. Gardner, mortgage OF the fol-
lowing premises: Situate in the township OF Troy,
in the County Of Geauga, Slnte OF Ohio, and is
known as being The north half of tho south eas,
quarter Of lot No. 81, in said township, contain.
ing eighty.one acres and ten hundredIhs Of
an nero OF land, as the lines were run by George
E. White, surveyor except twenty acres sold
TO Prentiss Reed the north side Of snid lot and
acre on the south side, sold TO Richard Phep 10
notes referred in said mortgage, and that since
the giving OF tie said mortgage, said Dudley FoI
claims an interest in said lands.
The prayer OF the petition is that said Samue
Reed pay said sum OF S60,4l with annual interes
from said l7h day OF Feb, A. D. ls43. and il
default thereof. that said premises be sold 10 pay
the same. Said Samuel Reed and Sarah Reet
will answer sad petition on or before the 2lst day
Of April, A. d. 1860 or the prayer thereof will b.
granted.
Att'ys for Plaintiff
February nth, 1860, 527w6
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THE JEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRAT.
pIsEAsE OF THE LIVER.

BY this disease we understand an Inflammation
either In the membrane OF substance Of the liver,
known by dull pnn, in the right side, the stomach
always disordered the yellow ,nge Of the skin,
dry cough, tongue coated, costiveness, hiRh-cot'
orcd urine, and Of thick nalui e. severe weakness
and severe pains in the head.
The quantity oil corrupt humorsin the region OF
the liver, causes a defective secretion Of bile
The liver when healthy serves ms n filter TO the
blood 10 separate ali impuriy from it, or to refine
IT, When diseased il cannot purify the blood,
which, when sen, TO the lungs, brain and other
parts in q morbid condition, muy ceute Jnundice
Consumption Insanity &ci, ond Withholding the
natural simuIus TO the intesiincs, causes Dyspep.
sia, Piles and other Complaints. as you perceive
the direct way tu unruvel and tear the whole sys.
TEN to pieces.
A patient, suffering from this complaints, sho'd
resort to speedy relief Yet there are very Few
medicines worth centiu curing diseases. Whu
then shall be douei We say, Use DR.. Morse's Roo
Pills, as they are composed Of plants and roo's-
they will be fonud sure cure for this painful dis
ease, because they purge from the body those cor
rupt and stoguaut humors, and 80 cleanse and 10
new the blood, which is the cause, not only OF ,h
disease OF the liver and the Inflammation Of III
| kidneys aid bladder, but Of every description @
disease. Frcm to 4 Of the above Pills taken eN
cry night or going to bed, viii In few days en-
TREY relieve the body Of everything that Is oppose
to health.
Dr.. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by q
dealers in Medicines. 532w4
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LEGAL.
sIIERIPF's SALE.

IN obedience TO the requirements OF an or
Il der Of sale issued from tho oilicu OF tho
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas lor the
County Of Geauga and State OF Ohio, in a
certain suit wherein George Boughton 10
plaintiff, and Elias Fowler and others dcfen.
dAnts, shnlli offer for salo at tho Court
Houso in Chardon in snid County.
On Wednssddy 8p,it 25h "A. ID. 1860,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
4 o'clock T.. Al. Of said day, the following
described real estate, to wir Situate in tho
township of Burton, being No. in tho 7th
range of townships in tho Connecticut WOst.
orn Reserve in tho State OF Ohio, aud which
10 also in the Co. Of Geauga, and Is known
by boiug part Of Lot No. so. and is bounded
as follows: South by Lot No. 60 owned by
ELI Fowler; east by tho town lino which is
also the wost line Of M;ddefold; north on
lot No. 40, and extending west lar enough
to contain nifty acres Of land, excepting and
reserving thercirom u homestead heretofore
set of TO tho said Elias Fowler and EIcctr
| Fowler his vito, and described as follows, tC
wit: Bcgirning eight rods cast of the south
west corner of tho tAid above. deScribeC
piece of land; thence north sixteen rods I,
a post; thence east twenty four rods; theme
south sixteen rods; thcucU wcst twenty .fou
rods to the place OF beginning, containiD
two and ono. half acres of land.
Also, ono othor piece of land, situate
, Middleficid in said County, known as bein
/ the south west corner of Lot No, 20 in sal
{ MddIcfcld, aud is bounded as follows,
wit Beginning at post standing in Il
south.wes corner of said Lot No &c
thence north on the line of tho lot
section, nineteen chains and nineteen linl
J to post thencc east to tho west lno
l George Russolrs land thence south 20 Il
/! south line of tho lot; thence west to I'll
, place of beginning, containing siKty.six al
: fourteen ono.hundredths ucius OF land. |
. tho same more or loss, but subject to u
Z legal highways.
!; Said first piece appraised at Si425,o(
second piece appraised at $4,000 Tern
! cash on the day OF sale.
/ L. G. WHITE, Sheriff.
e SHERIrF's OFFICE, Geauga Co.,
, Ohio, March 23, 1860. 632w
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DR. FAToN,s 1NFANTlLE CORDIAL.

Dr.. EAroNs lNFASTILE CORDIAL is remarka'
BILE for its wonderful beneficial effects in the treat.
ment Of children For Group, dysentery and teeth
ing, il has never been surpassed, and mothers
should at all times be provided with supply, as
they value the lives aud the comfort of their liz
tie ones.
The preparations Of BLocD FooD are among tbs
most important discoveries oil the nge They are
moi medicines, but food for the blood; already
prepared for absorption pleasant to the tuste and
natural in action; and what one gains he retains
The BLOOD FooD is scientific discovery. differing
from all patent medicines; and for consumption,
throat diseases, liver Complaints, dyspepsia, and
other diseases incident TO the human frame is un.
equaed for its healing and strengthening quulitie'
Columbus, Ohio, Gazette.
p1rSse advertisement.
For Sale by A. Cook, ChardOn, and drug
gists generally 53lw+
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DIED,

In Hun,sburg, March cath, Mis-, JERUSHA
R. CLARK, daughter Of J. NJ. T. and Olive
Clark in the 3lst year Of her age.
The deceased after protracied illncss and much
physical suffering, but with calmness and uon.
auiity of mind and perfect resignation 10 tho
will Of God welcomed death as the door 10 eter.
nal and infinite happiness, and left an assurance
that she has gone to the paradise Of God.
Peace attend our dearest sister!
That lovely principle she sought;
Oh, who can iell the Joy to her,
Since by her Savior il was taught.
In Huntsburg. Nov. 4th, 1859, MARY X.
PUTNAM, daughter of Rcv. S. G. Putnam,
Who died at Granville, O., May 18th. 1910.
Mary was born at Granville, December
2Sth. 1880. At tie ago of fifteen she gave
her youthful heart to God-and at the age
O. sixteen, returned to Granville and on.
tered upon q course of study at the Female
Academy, Sho made profession of relig
ion under the pastoral charge of Rev. Mr.
Littlo, who baptsed her in her infancy
After spending year in the Academy, she
returned home, and was never able again to
resume her studies ut G. A few weeks be-
fore her death, she had an attack Of Typhoid
Fever, from which she was recovering, when
disease Of tho liver developed itself, and in
less than one short week, death closed the
scene During her sickness, especially the
last hours of her life, tho Christian hope was
to her an anchor of the soul, both sure and
stehdfast She expressed her willingness
to depart; said she put all her trust in her
Heavenly Father, and did not foar to die
Feb. 18th, her remains were removed to
Granville, and ,here, side by side, sloop the
father and daughter.
"Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep"
"TiA Christ shall come to rouse the slumberine
(dead
Farewell, pale lifeless corpse, long farewell
Where nave laid thee iAthy lowiy cell"
| e. A. PoMERoY,