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II is with unfeigned regret that record the
death OF Mrs. SARAH CHE.rH.N, who died in the
town of Columbus the 2-th ult. after short but
severe illness Of four days. ! need not mention
the disease Of which she died. that could impart
no interest to this melancholy narrative She has
left this earth to join those who have died in the
full hope Of happy immortality in the world to
come. Those who stood by her couch, were even
made to wonder at the ca.mness with which she
me, the dread messenger Of her God. She sunk
down into her grave quietly as the infant 10 It's
cradle. and was impatient, i werr- 10 hasten 10
the bosom Of her Redeemer. How bright a soIacc
is religion TO both young and old. when time with
them is drawing to clos- The trappings Of
wealth may adorn the proud palaces Of the worldly
minded but when the hour Of our departure from
this world draws nigh. there Is nothing that can
avail us but pure, pious and holy life- The de-
ceased was true ard cevoni Christian-she was
pi .iy itself How consoiing D. -nch a r-derton 10
those whom she has left behind. They mourn as
we have mourned-thcy feel their bereavement
sorrow has entered many hearts, bu, che was