Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-12-27


In Church Hospital, Harrisburg, Dec Sd, 1861,
ANDREW f. TURNER. of Juniata township,
this Co., Corporal in Capt. Filters Co., 55th
2eg., Of Typhoid Fever. Aged 20 years, mos,
snd % days.
At Fortress Monroe, Nov. 30th, 1861, ABRA-
Ham HYDE, of Harrison township, this County,
member Of Capt. Filters Co., 55th Reg, OF nfa-
Inetion Of the lungs. Aged y years, II months,
AID days.
TIE deceased was sent home, and buried from
bis iather's house oR Saturday, the 7th inst. His
body was followed to its last resting place by
sargs coHccurse Of people. lie u member of
she Dry Ridge congregation Of the German Reid
Church lie was faithful attendant upon the
acaas OF grace up to the time Of his leaving home
ior tue seat OF war. He also gave evidence in
Camp that he was soldier of the cross of Christ,
preparing and training himself in all the evolutions
oi spiritual warfare, under the Captain Of his saliva
Tion, the Lord Jesus Christ. WHAT comfort for
parents when they called to follow their adult
children 10 their last resting place Parents, see
il that your loved ones enlist under the banner
VI the cross, before they fall by the hand Of the
Destroyer II.
N Bloody Run, on the 18th inst, Mrs. ANNIE
Z LEWIS, aged "A years, mouth and 2S days.
The deceased was an amiabIe and interesting
woman, loved and respected by large circle of
relatiyes and friends She leaves fond husband
snd an infant only few weeks Id. She exchan-
yes this world and all its sorrows, for blissfui
eternity. Let her friends so live that they may
join her in glory. Peace to her ashes.
Near Rays Hi Bedford CO., Pa, Dec. 5th,
1851, Mr.. THOMAS RAMSEY, in bis 60th year.
The deceased connected himself with the Lutl-
church number ofyears ago, and continued
a consistent and faithful member until called to
leave the church militant, to join the church tri-
umphsnt.
In his death the bereaved family has lost kind
husband and affectioEate father, the church
devoted friend, and the community valuable and
esteemed citizen.
But our loss, is his eternal gain. G.CP.
Ii Camp Pierpont on Tuesday the 26,h nlt,
o. Inflm4tion OF the brain, private ISAIAH
n. DAVIS of Co. E. Sth 2. r. G, aged abou:
26 years.
Nr. Isaiah NJ. Davis, was known BY large
number Of friends 10 and around Brookville
and only known to be loved and respected -
lie was one of those rare exceptions found in
mankind who devoted bis attention to his own
pfairs, thus laying the foundation for long
aud permanent acquaintance. HIS respected
and aged parents who reside 10 Bedford Coun-
", Pa, few short mouths siGee had to mourn
the loss Cf younger brother (DavIdl of
disposition the same as he who VIC are now
called upon 10 lament. But :heg rave is in
exorable aud We are each moment, hour and
day. nearing the silent recess OF the tomb.
But it is only step, short Spasmodie effort,
and mortality is changed to Immortality. He
is gonel Toe man, the SOLDIER aud the PA
TRIoT is no more, death has laid his cold clam
niy hand upon our friend and taken him from
earth to the eternal camping ground above, and
he Is now uudor command of the great King of
Kings and Lord of lords.
While we deeply sympathise with tho be-
roaved parents aud the numerous friends of the
deceased and while we uIourn the irreparable
loss br his early demise, we recognize in cur
tflietion the hand of 0mnipossnoa, and bow
submisslYely TO His mandates and that not
ours bat Thy will be done o Lord" Let US,
his fellow soldiers, who are left behinl, try to
emulate his character aud BY SO doing we have
the assurance that VIC will be true soldiers,
good citiz.ns and exemplary christians. Peace
10 his sshes.--B BrookUiHe Republican.