The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20
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IN Chardon, Eco 9Th oi Consumption, MICH
AEL 3 NASH, W the 39th year of bis age.
been a resident of illls Place. Iio wss kind
neighbO and uae ffiend, and tho nsedy never
lniled 70 receive assistance ht hia hands, IN ie.
lied. hd wns Uidycualisi, ard died ia tiotn.
umphs Of The faith, never doubiing that Ne. with
love of Christ, inhorl, EisrnGl LIZ.
it "UnGaltertae jaith, that whispers or
Hra. A purer world tlInn this,
Where spirits thai have parted here,
May mingle there in Bliss. .ts
Dsep feust. that an onr siness bopes,
Which death forbids so bloom.
Shall fipen 'nonih a cloudless sky, ss ~
That dnwns beyond The fomb."
Tn Minnesora, Jan. poih 1852, after mn Illness
of I DAYS, Mrs. .DOSiiA HARRIS, wife Of David
lIarris, and daughter oi Frankiin and Eliza Ann
Eldridge, OF ofMunson-nged ss years
The deceased had many ffiends sud ncquaint-
ances in this vicinity, 10 0lf OF whom she sent
her dying love She died rejoicing IN the Savior
,sAslecp IN Jesusl blossed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep;
A calm and mdisturbed reposc,
uhbroken hy the last Of Toes. M s.
Asleep In Jcsus far from thee
Thy Kindred, and their graves may be;
But thine IS SUI blessed sleep,
From wliichnone ever wake TO weep.n
~ttf t84A lCoM
Athis residence IN Oberlin. Monday, Feb. 9Th,
Of Typhoid Fever, MIC. CsHu uDS0N, aged II
years. lWn - rsf t,M aA fHi5 The a
Mr., Hudson was brother of DR. Hudson of
this city and OF Prof Hudson who was killed by
tho cars few years since. Re has resided in
Obcrlin ubou five years being engaged in the
Manufacture Of rooih Paste, 10 connection with
whieh his name has become well known through.
out the country. The deceased lenyes a wife
nud four children We understand TINT his am.
lily will continue the manufacture Of the Tooth
Paste as heretofore -PiaiN Dealer.
Mr.. II, formerly resided in IIambden, and wOs
we'll known in this County
In Chester, Jan. l9lh, Of Typhoid Fever, ED;
WIN EUGENE WARNER, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Warner. aged 10 years.
The deceased was young man ofmore than
ordinary literary taste and requirements amia.
BILE and Of high aspirations. Tine large and sym.
pRthizng attendance at his funeral testified that
he was much esteemed and loved by oil who
knew him. ICON.
In Du,yersport Mass, Mr., SAMUEL WHIP.
Pile, agod 80 years asaa
He was Christian of blamoless hfo, and was
q member of the Baptist Church for Sc. yeprs.
In Mentor, Feb. 9Th, of Scarlet Fever. MARY
f., daughter of John II, aud Sarah J. Stewart
aged months and l6 days.
Sweet little ore thy chcrub form
sit We can behold nomore,
Till Christshal bid us wclcome thee
On that celestial shore. tCoM.
In the Hospital a, Mumfnrdsvie, Ky, Nov,
23d 1862 of Measles, Terminating with coilges-
| tion OF the lungs, GEORGE w. BOSLEY, aged
nearly % years.
The deceased was member OF Co. f, lO5tl,
| Regiment, o. VI, and brother of VIM III. I}usioy
/ of the 4 lst, who died in Camp WicklifFe n ltti,
short Of year before lie enlisted in July last
in Co. 4, IN liunisburg. He was with his reg
meni through all their hard marches, ihe iatigl,
| Of which he endured without murmur; wasi,
the unequal an bloody battle near Perrysvlll
where he behaved in a brave and soldier -lik'
manner; aud escaped unhuri, 10 meet his late o.
many others have done at the hand oi disease =
His remains were brought home according to hi
reque st, in metallic caee, and buried beside hi
mother and brother in Middlefeld. He wus bur
! led on Sunday, Dee. 7ih, with military honors
by the sGeauga Blues Lieut.. johnson, to whom
much credit and the thanks Of the friends are due
| An appropriate discourse by Rev. ID. S. Kinney
from tho words, 4 have fought good fight wa
| listened 10 by large and attentive CONGREGATION
| Trniy, we have made, and are makng,a fearful
sacrifice to the demon Of war, aud who ia in the
| blame for the conlinuance OF this most unnat
url, inhumun and wicked war that ever dis
graced and cursed the earthl Let those North
orn traitors who oppose and condemn the Ad
minisration in Its efforts 10 suppress tho REBEL
! ion, and who sylnpathize with, and aid theIebel
I in every possible way, answer, they viii, surel
have TO, in the final reckoning OF accounts.
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