The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-04
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In Chardnn. Now Yerr's eve bv J. Nichols.
ESQ, Mr. EARL ID SEWARD. nf Portage
County, to Miss EMMA +. GILES, Of Balm.
bridge. Cleveland Herdh please copy.)
In Chardon. Jan. lst, by Rev. II G. Fuller.
Mr.. LEWIS FULLER to Miss MARY ANN
BUCK, both of Newbury.
Also. in Charlton. Jan. LIST. by tho same,
Mr.. WILLIAM j. COLE to Miss CARO-
LINE KING, both of Russell.
In Nowburv. Jan. LIST. by Row. A. Wood
ard, Mr. JOHN JONES. of NSSbury, to
Miss MARIE rTE PATCHING of Middlcicld.
In Chardon, at Chaso's Hotel Dec. 3lst,
by Samuel Magunigal. Esq Mr.. LEWIS
ROBINSON. of Russcll and Miss MARTHA
A. WHITING, of Chester.
Al tho Cottage House on tho Mountain.
Jan. LIST. by Samuel Magunigal, Esq, MIR.
CHARLES HALL. of Hun;sburg, and Miss
AMANDA l. BAKER. OF Thompson.
At tho same time and place. and by tho
same, MIR CHARLES ii. CHASE of Clari.
dpn aud Miss LYDIA A. HALL, of lluuts-
burg.
Also. at the samo timo and place. bv the
samo Mr.. CHARLES S HATHAWAY. Of
Caridon. and Miss ADELlNE CAROlH
ERS, ot lluhtsOurg.
In Huntshurg on Now Years owe. at the
Methodist Chapel. by tho Rev. A. Norton,
Mr.. o. NJ. BARNES and Miss LUCY A.
KYLE.
DIED.
In Elmorc, Ottawa Co., on tho 20t ,
inst, in the 10Th year of her ago, JULIA,
wife of Amos Z. Wood, aud daughter OF A. =,
Wilkins OF this place.
Luss than ten short months ago, she left
us, blooming, hopeful bride, to tako hor
position Ia the world in her now relation
among strangers. Soon hor amiablo and
| genial spirit drew around hcr warm and
approaching friends. But ihoy had but
just learned duly to appreciate their new
and valued social acquisition. whom they
were called upon to close her eyes, and
ombalm with truo friendships toars, aud re
turn hor to tho friends of her youth fol
burial
On Saturday last, dispatch, brief bu,
most indicative of death at tho door, sum
moned tho father, in haste, to tho sdo oI
his dying daughter A few moments OF
hasty preparation, and, with tho struggling
conflict of hope aud fear. no is or his way
to tho sccno which should solve tho mo-
mcntous question Is she hUing but arrives
| by some hours too late to choer tho tiua
hour with fathers blessing.
| Tho second day Of suspense and anxiety
was just closing in our community, when.
almost simultaneously, the tidings Of Julia's
death aud her romans wora borne along the
stte its familiar to her childhood.
On the following day tho community, will
whom she was almost u universal tayorie
testified their sympathlzing interest and
bereavement, in their attendance upon the
last ritos due to the departed.
! She bcqueathed TO her surviving friends
first, tho testimony that she closed her oye:
on earth with God enshrined fret in hen
hcari and, second, an infant daughter. as Il
helpless but eloquent and constant reminder
of JULIA. Con-.
In Hambden. Dec. 4th, OF Putrid Sore
Throat, Erminda NJ. youngest daughter ot
Levi and Margaret Cushman, aged years
and months.
FIvo others of tho family, lying very low
with tho Same disease at tho saMo tiIno, art
now convalescent We all loved Erminda
llor sweet face and winning ways gained fol
her an easy entrance to every heart
gem she was of priceless worth,
A spring of purest bliss on earth,
Transferred to that most blisstul shore,
Who're wo shall meet 10 part no more.
ICON.
Warren papers please copy.