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Died


In Waterford (N w on Sunday morning 25th Nav
Of an organic affection Of the heart Mrs. Ann ELIZA Ell
wife of the Hon. Chessenden Ellis date member Of
Congress from the Saratoga dstrc) in the 4ad year
her age To say that in the loss of this lady husband
has been bereaved Of devoted wifc-sociey Of most
estmable member-and the Christian Church OF s in.
% Ssr nel h more Is dae
female sox, and which adorn its cultivated condition
and give women their appropriate weight and influence
in the world Mrs. Ellis had ample share. But her
character was strongly marked. Her mind one Of unu
suai vivacity and force was highly improved by finish
ed education and by constant culture blending the
full and agreeable in knowledge and accomplishments
Its leading traits impressed upon the counenance
as upon the face of day, and manifested in every
action Openhearted and animated by frankness rigid
truthfuness and strong conscentousncss pervaded all
her intercourse in life, and gave elevated her
feelings and demeanor. Quick perception, intelligence
and observation ardent attachment to friends well as
Kindness to others equally prominent in her cha
racter The welfare Of her family and the interests OF
the church Of which she was member absorbing
objects Of her affection, and to them she gave jealous
and unqualified devotion This encomium, brief as il is
may be deemca as common place by those who knew
bestowed upon the dead Is deracton to the living but
its fidelity will be recognized at by every friendly
acquaintance she formed. Tho influence # such
women Is always felt and always excellent II was SO
with Mrs Ellis Even her faults often endcared her
her friends, for they the impulse of noble heart
The enthusiasm OF her sometimes too strongly
mpeed the expression and action Of her mind but its
direction in the open, the straight and the narrow
way" and for instant Averging into the bye
no resentments--her mind cherished no unkind remem
brances. Mrs. Ellis had spcn the past winter in Wash
ngton with her husband where her health began de-
cline The day after her return she prostated by
debility from which she could not be raised and which
developed the fearful character Of the disease till
then hardly suspected Her suferings great and
protracted but the attention Of friends unremitting
their kndnoss unb0unded Resigned the will Of Pro-
vidence, she died in the communion of the Catholic
fort of reasonable, religious and holy hope in favor
with God, and in perfect charity with the worldr