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Departed :his life on Monday morning
las, Mrs. FRA Noes. consort of Judge
JosErn w. CHALMERS, of this place.


The deceased had been resident of our
town for several years. She was disiin-
guished for her amiabiiity Of character, her
kindness TO the sick, benevoIenee 20 the
poor, and f,ithful discharge of all the du'ies
of life. AS wife and mother, she was e~-
er afectionate and true; beloved and re-
vered by her husband and children, in
whose hearts her memory Will b e embalmed
20 their latest hour AS a neighbor, she
enjoyed the friendship and esteem of all
who knew her. by whom her many virtues
will long be a1eclionately remembe red -
For several years she was a member Of the
Episcopal Church. and sustained the char
acter Of pious and exemplary christian
Having in life exempifi-d the mild vi,tues
which the Gospel enjoins, she died in the
full assurance of its blessed hope, manifest.
ing in her dying moments q firm trust in
the Rcdeemer, and bright anticipation of
peaceful immortality beyond the grave.
I'm this misjudging world they picture


Death


A fearful Tyrant. o. believe them not
f1e is an angel, beautiful as light


That watches o'er the sorrowing spirit here,
And, when its weary pilgrimage is done,
Unbars the gates of everlasting life,
And vanishes forever"