Vliior Country brand... 3 5:i a f 375. IV,W,
first-rate article, t 0 a (ijc, inferior und fair. .10 a
.'5. Cum, in irood demand at 25c. Outs, readv
sale nt 20. Vork, mess, nominal price, f S a J8 50
com i CMC ITKII.
Old 1 1 IKY.
PIl'D In this place, on the 1 1 tli hist., Mrs.
I' MM A O. UOOUIil I F, consort of Also
Woonitt Kr, Esq. aird years.
The deceased had mi lie red a long anil tedious
sickness. The disease was Inflammation of the
I.iver. Slid manifested thro' the w hole period1 the
meek submission, the uncomplaining resignation,
hicli should characterize a follower of Christ,
Her recovery was uncertain for weeks previous to
In r death, hut no murmur pal her lips. Submis
sion was the general characteristic of her mind in
sickness and in health, hut towards the close of her
life she gave utterance to the most joyous emo
tions expressions of the most ciinlidiiig trust in
the Savior. She repealed often her entire willing
ness tJ tru:it het own hopes for eternity, und the
safety of her family and the church, to her
heavenly Father. She gained that position at
which the breezes of both worlds meets upon the
c heck-i, unit from which the eye obtains a view
thro' tho gates into the heavenly city. Her lust
wolds were "Lord Jesus receive my spirit !" and
without any spasm, without any struggle, she fell
asleep in Jesus.
She has h ft a large circle of friends who mourn
her loss as a friend ami a Christian, and w ho
sympathize with her relations, yet not without the
glorious rll'ulyence of a Christian hope beaming
over the daik pathway of the grave.
