The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-19

ESQ Mt. Mh. ONbN and Miss ANN
MITCHELL. all Of the above pncc.
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DIED.
In Hambon, Oct. l6lh, ALFRED WARE,
In tho 3Sth year of his ago.
He was an esteemed and much beloved
men,bcr Of tho Congregational Church. He
was public spirited, bsnevolent, and OF IT.
reproachablo moral character Ills earnest,
useful life was treasure in the ismuV, in
tho community and IN tho church In all
of which his loss is deeply fOlt, [CoN.
In Hamhden, at tho residence Of her son.
in.lsw. Mr. C Ford, Sabbath, 7th, Mira.
KEZlAu DELLENo, aged So years.
She was a member Of tho Congregational
Church. She possessed naturally a snoug
intellect. Her intelligent faith grRsped with
unwavcring confidence her hoavoniy birth
right. But, within two or three years, her
mind bad gradually passed under cloud OF
inbecity so deneo that she could hardly
put two sentences together, hut, at any
iimO when her piud was directed TO ho-
hosvenly inhcriiuDce, 1t would arouse u,p
with its routcd yieor. With strong exp3s.
sious Of confidence in God her Father. dad
| Christ her Savior fCUN.
In Hambden, Monday, Slh, CHARLES
HART son OF MIR. Cbauncey Cobb, aged
| NtHih hIu uONtib, Ol ~ plitllh.
A few moments before his spirit passed
away to tho happy land he called his pa
! rents and tho large ctclo of brothers and
sisters to his bedside, and imprinted upon
each with bis cold lips, his parting kiss. ard
! then turned away his face, saving, Il DO not
! wish to soc you. or speak with YOU Igain,"
and soon GreRthed out his spirit. aswe trust,
| into the bosom of Him. who, while on Garth,
said, Suffer little children to como unlo
me, and forbid them not" (CcM.
| In Hambden. Aug. oh. Of Bronchial Con
sumption, JULIAN LOOMS, aged ss years.
! He leaves \ wife aud one child TO mourn
their loss. His hope in Christ disarmed
death Of his sting, and he went forth with
the assurance OF receiving that Crown Of
! Righteousness which the Lord bad prepared
for him.
"A beam from heaven was sent TO cheer
That pilgrim on his gloomy roud,
And angels we're attending uoar,
To bear him to 'hor bright abode.
Who would not wish to die lko those
Whom Gods own spirit deinus to bless,
To sink into that soft reposc,
Then wake to perfect happiness =
(CoS.
In Russell. DOo. sth, 1859 after sn illness
of 7 months, MARY l. PENOYER, adopted
daughter ct Patrick aud Nancy Ladow
aged 10 yesrs.
If there is any ono place on earth vhero
more than aDOthar religion uutoids her
loveliost ohGrns it Is Shcu she bonds OVER
tho bed of death, ard whispers blessed words
Of consolation into the car Of the dying be-
lever. An exhibition of this kind was wit
messed u tho recent death Of MATILDA II.
r. HENDREN. who departed this life at
Groycport, Franklin County, Ohio, Nov.
6 b. 1862
The davehter of R'v Rufus and Dana
Rider, of Chardon, Ohio, sho was early in.
structcd in tho principles and duties OF tto
Christian religion, and ut tho tender age of
eleven years became subject OF converting
gruce, ard connected berbef with tho Bap.
, lis. denomination. In March 1887 she Was
connected in marriage with her now berctt
and eh cted companion, ROv. MOrdeca @.
Hendren, and NJ once, with all the devotion
o. her Christian heart, seconded his efforts
J 10 promote tho cause of Jesus. Happy in
, the enjoyment of her family, consisting, al
, the time Of her death, of her husband and
, two children, disease came in tho form of q
, sure but lingering consumption, and slowly,
, yet foarlossly, she travelled through he dark
valley OF daeth. Scarce forty eight hours
beforo her departure, she sat down with her
! family at tho table, conscious that her In.
;orVicws With thon must soon cease, yet nn.
conscious she was 80 nosr hor final homo.---
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