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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-05-15

Maj. GAMES u BoRLAND, & Cap. CLAY.
I'VE learn this morning by our friend
Gabriel Gaines, Esq. "a volunteer of
Major c. OF Boon county, KY, that
ne ws was received in Burlington. on
Monday last, by some returning volun.
teers. of the arrival at Saltillo Of Ma
jors Gains and BorIand and Capt. G.
M. Clay, together with the troops cap
tured with them. The exchange of
Mexican prisoners for them. our read
ers will recollect, was effected after
the battle Of Buena Vista. Maj. G.'s
family expect him shortly at home;
Cassus M. Clay has volunteered for
the war, and Major Borland, we regret
to learn, died of disease shortly alter
his return TO his command Gin. A.
las.
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NSAIAH ELY'S ESTATE. Notice is hereby
III given that the subscriber has been appointed
and qualified as executrix of the estate Of Isaiah
Ely, late of Monroe county, deceased All per-
sons having claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within one year for
settlement; and all persons indebted to said estate
will please call aud make immediate payment
ELIZABETH ELY.
april II, IS45. Executrix
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.

James Burton.) CoURr OF CoMMon PLEAS.
vs.. Said Rhoda is her eby notified
Rhoda Burton. that said James has heretofore f.
led in said court his Bill for Divorce, which Is now
pending, and which charges said Rboda with the
crime Of adultety with one Henry B. Collins, with
being woman Of bad character previous to mar
risge, and other misconduct. Said petition will
be for hearing at the next term OF said court, un.
less continued for cause. sY. ...s
e.s JAMES BURTON.
ARcHBoLp & WIRE Ait'ys pro pl'f
May Is. 1877. Ct .---
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spfing and summer Goods. :
- FOEHLER
Road Notice.

NoTICE is hereby given that petitiunwil be
IN presented 10 the Commissioners Of ManEqe
county at their June session, playing for the ioca
ton of a county road commencing at William BIZ
ven's in Franklin township, thence the nearest and
best route to John SMith's in said township, thence
the nearest and best route to intersect the State
road from Barnesville to Marietta, at or near the
south east corner Of s, Johnsons farm in Enoch
township, in said county. may g.
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attachment.

A T our instance an attachment was this day is
"A sued by Samuel Powell, Justice of the
Peace, OF Enoch Township, Monroe County, a.
gainst the property and effects OF Ella Moore, an
ebsconding debtor. Dated this 9th day Of March,
IS47 SUMMERS, ELLIOTT.& & Co.,
april l7.-5w BY JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
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ME ENRY BEST'S ESTATE-Notice IN
n "a hereby given that the subscriber has been an.
poined and qualified adm :nis,ratrix of the estate
of Henry Best, late of Monroe county, deceased.
All persons having claims against saId estate will
present them legally authenticated within one wear
for settlement; aud all persons indebted to said es.
tate VIII please call and make Immediate payment.
MARY BEST,
april IL, 1879 Administrative.
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A PpLICATION FOR PARDON.-Notice is
"A hereby given, that petitions are now IN cir
culation and will be presented to the Governor Of
Ohio. for the pardon of JAMES STACKHOUSE
who was sent to the pententiary from Monroe
county, for horse stealing-sentenced at the Oc-
tober term, 1876.
april "a, ISl7. .' @ .' T.
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Attachment.

A Tiny instance an attachment was this day is
"A sued by Citizen Beall. a Justice of the Peace
of Sunbury township, Monroecounty, Ohio, against
the property and effects OF Nathaniel Cooper a nom
resident OF said county. Dated this fifteenth day
of April, A. d. lS47. h9ss ,s i ss G.1i
april 24-S0d-Sip SAMUEL B. SMITH.
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STEPHEN McCOY'S ESTATE.-Notice is
~ hereby given that the Subscribers have been
appointed aud qualified as administrators Of the es!
tate Of Stephen Mccoy. late of Monroe county,
deceased All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated with.
in one year for settlement; and all persons iDdebt
ed to the same will please call and make eimmediate
payment. VIOLINDA mccoy,
WILLIAM McKAIN,
april "a, IS47 Administrators.
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april l2-3t

WE7ILLIAM HALLS ESTATE.-Nolice 10
w hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the es-
tate of William Hall, late of Monroe county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against said
estate win present them legally authenticated with
in one year for settlement; and all persons indebt.
ed to said estate will please call and make imme.
diate payment. THOMAS PIATT.
april II, ls4T. Administrator.
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SAMUEL LEAMoN'S ESTATE Notice
~ is hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified as executors of the estate
OF Samuel Leamon. late OF Monroe county, decd.
All persons having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
ior settlement; and all persons indebted to said %.
tate will please call and make immediate payment.
VIM NJ. REA, lr-.
JOHN F. REA, hAeco'0'''
april IL, lS47.
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DO "wfsTARy BALsAM OF WILD

% "WfSTARB BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY."-In endeavoring to impress upon the
minds our citizens the superior efficacy of this in
valuable remedy for Consumption aud Pulmonary
Diseases in general, we wish 10 assure our readers
that we are actuated solely by desire to benefit
the afflicted. Our faith in the remedy is founded
upon the universal success attending its use, and
we fully believe that the most fabIess and incred
ulous. after witnessing its surprising virtues. will
no longer doubt that ''Cunsumption may and can
be cured" ..G
Such indeed is the fact. and 90 astonishing have
been the cures affected by this Balssm, that il may
iu justice be considered The greatest triumph in the
''hsalns art that has yet been achieved. And
we are well satisfied, from our experience, that
there are thousands now lingering upon the brink
Of the grave under disease Of the lungs, in some
form, who may be rescued from an early death.
and restored to perfect health by the timely use Of
this medicine. "a- fs&.
o3-See advertisement Nos
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners of Mon
roe county, at their June session, praying for a
review aud alteration Of 50 much OF the old ridge
road, leading from Woodsfied to Sunhsh. as lies
between Ezekiel Moore's barn and Thomas Car
rlck's blacksmith shop. sl.4ar..
april "a, 1877. --at y# .pt.9 ,.
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BaIsam of Wild Cherry.

Eb FAD the following letter written to the
H6 agent at Bowling Green, KY, by gentle.
man of high standing in that place: a
Mr.. JOSEPH I. YoUNGLovE,--
sR Sir: As duty owe to the community,
and particularly to the afflicted, i would state that
l had been for number Of years laboring under
disease and weakness of the lungs. which caused
me to cough great deal. aud produced consequent
debility of my system generally 10 such degree,
that il was with difficulty could walk,to do which
even tor short distance, l experienced great Ia
tirus. had various medicines recommended to
me, which used without any beneficial effects
whatever, until procured bottle of Wild Cherry.
The use of one bottle afforded relief, entirely re.
lieying me of cough, and restoring my lungs to
healthy action, The use Of il for short time In
creased my general health and strength to such an
extent that was stronger and more healthy than
had been for years before. From the trial have
made of the medicine, can confidently recomend
il az powerful tonic, certain cure for affections
of the lungs unless it be may in case OF Consump'
ton, obstinate and long standing.
ia. JAMES A. LEWIS.
March Z. 1916. Bowling Green, Ky.
r e r e &
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

b. We are authorized 10 announce EDWARD
SALISBURY as candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer
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Eb FAD the following letter written to the
H6 agent at Bowling Green, KY, by gentle.
IL. Al.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-14

Asclepias [periplocefolia y Mutt, June.
Phiox bifda, April.
Bn,scha longiAora, May, Davenport and Rock
Island.
Batschn gmclini, June.
onosmodium hispidum. June, CROMWELL.
Hydrophy llum experimentation. June.
Ellisia ambiqua, May, a characteristic weed.
Scutellaria parvula, small skull cap.
Dracoccphalum virgininnun,, August, Dragon
mouth.
Chclone purpurea, August, Snake head.
Pcnstemon grandiAorum, Red Cedar river, found
BY A. Sanders.
Euchroma grandiAora, in fruit, July, Polk CO.
Verbena angustifolia, stticta, and bracteosa,
Characteristic vcrvains.
Dodecatheon media, May, pride Of the prarie.'
Allionin nyc,aginca, May, allied to the cul,iva-
ted sFour-o'-clock."
EuPhorbia corrollata, Spurgc, common on dry
prairics
Croton elip,icum, streets Of Davenport, aromatic.
Cypripedium candidum, 'whitc moccnsin flower
Erythr"nium alhidum, April, adder tongue lily.
Doscorca villosa, n representative ot the Yam
family Of tropical countries
Phalangium csculcntum, May, nm edible root
used by the Indians.
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inatio0, rs Truth, will not mike u. think
tia Lie. In, fine we ask agaiu-why afc
VIC To believe this man?
And let IN, especially, warn our friends
who sympa,hise with the benevolent, phi
la"thr"pic views OF the dny,-nnd also
th"se who shrink from the material pl,ilos-
ophv Of the time md ask n,ore spiritual
taiih,-(nad To thesc two classes this vol
"me i addressed particularly to consider
rcH before they receive rs a ..Revcalcr"
Que VIII" asks them to rcnounce the recciv-
ad histories II Jesus, nnd the authority Of
the Bible, and so leaves them but little bet.
ter of than the French Of TIM, with the
''Gml'less Of Reason" and Andrew Jackson
Davis.
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NJ c. c. PARRY.

The general interest which attaches q
the natural productions Of new country
induces me In present IL y"ur readers q
brief review of some botanical 0bserrdtiOna
furnished BY the lust season, embracing q
towering interval Of about six months.
During this period, including an absence
two months into the inseriur ii Iowa
about 500 species have come under my
notice, containing specimens, of 100, oul
Of the ITO, Natural Famiiics of North
American plants. OF this number, about
two.thirds, are common to the states eas'
Of the Alleganics; many ere found 10 the
Southern States; the remainder may be
considered Characteristic.
Comprised in my list. upwards Of 50, o.
about one in ten, are recognized No mcdi
cinal in the United States Dispensatory
The poisonous plants arc Few, aud not o
that kind that would he apt to tempt the
inexperienced.
Several Of the plants, possess escslrS'
sooss, which were in use smong Ne lodi
ans 10 articles IT fond.
The striking difference, that msrks
plants Of tho same species, common to ths
east, il 4 greater rankness II growth ant
produc.iveness; tho piemies Of the light
eastern soils, becoming complete giant
here. According 10 my observation, thu
number Of species over an equal extent o
country, 10 lees than u the east, CORES
pondinQ with . less vasisble condition o
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3|)oetrp.
NJ ei.Accrs.
F0T Wt uWsessc
70 L FRIEND,
On the DEATH OF MIS- WIFE.

~ GLACcCS.
Thou ast sad, and see on thy brow,
The burrows Of care have been traced,
A tear 10 glistening now
For the light Of thy star il erased.
Thou treasured its Pickering Light
Like miser you boarded away
its beams 90 retuIgcnt and bright,
Trsnsccnding the glitter Of day.
For what WINS the day light to thee,
II the light Of thy star did not shine,
In the even rcsplcndcnt and free,
And light up thy hearts deepest mine.
Weep on then INV friend, oh weep on,
For the beam Of thy load star is fed,
Thy hearts brightest treasure is gone,
The wife Of thy bosom is dead.
This life 10 short fecting hour,
For mans future happiness given,
Then weep no, my friend for thy aow'r,
Twill blossom forever in heaven.
Maquoketn, Jackson Co, iG47.
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STixziS TO 4 LADY.
~ GLAUcus.

Thy name was never breath'd to me,
Yet be il what il may,
I'D think it melted Huen,ly,
Upon the lips away;
Which maine applied to others. might
Sound harsh enough tits true,
ADDRESSED to thee 'twould breathe delight,
My ardent nature through.
And yet methinks fair a form,
And features 20 divine,
And eyes that beam such gentle light,
So softly upon mine,
Should own some name like those I've seen,
In legend or romance,-
OF gcnii, fay, or fairy queen,
That round the fountains dance.
Such sylph-like step, and maichlcss grace,
So slight form, ~ fair face,
So good heart, and graceful mien,
As thine, lady. was never seen.
Oh heaven! I would when e'cr VIC meet
Thy heart 20 pure would quicker beat,
And tell the tale upon thy cheek,
The tongue could scarcely learn TO speak
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For the Darrnporf Gazette
Rerier If some Botanical obsrsasions, made du-
ring bte iaet season; principally IL. Ue ucinily
Of Davenport, aad Rock. Inland.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
HEALTH CHEAP.

~ HO now complains of i'll health, or talks Of
w heavy doctor bills, when comfort, ease, peace
and health, are brought with "H IBBARD,S FAM
lily PILLS, 10 almost every town or hamlet in
your county"
REV, B "IllBBARD," the proprietor of these
excellent Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills having been
in the practice of testing the power of medicine on
the sick for the last thirty years, presents with con
fdence this almost sovereign remedy for the woTst
cases Of Cltroc Dyspepsia, Costiueness, Dispeptie
Consumption, Bilious Cholic, Erysipelas, Rhen,o
tisn., Sick Headache, Piles, Lirer Complaint, Dys
crtary, Nervous Debility, Palsy, Plemisy Worms
and many other diseases which the human family
are afflicted and asks that he may have the privilege
Of oflrodng relief TO the suffering millions, by the
use OF his extraordinary specific. To prevent fraud
they are sold alone by regularly authorized agents
whose names will be published in the county paper
AGENTS FOR FAIRFIELD CoUNTY
Bury & Beck, Lancaster; & q Wilson & Co, Rush
vile; N D Coulson & Co, West Rushville: S B
g. & Paden, New Salem; J Ketner, Merspor
L Geohegap, Baltimore: II L. Leonard, Basil
David Ilolderman, Amanda: M Stage, Lock
burn RoDer. Cloud, LilhopOlis: S S Russell, Pick
erugton: w and f A Thompson, Canal Win
chester
| PS Country Agents can always obtain a new
supply Of the above medicine al Bury and Beck's
| Lancaster
December 20, 1916 2sly
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THE
Married WOman's Private
Medical COmpani ion.
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU

BY DIX. A. NJ. M A u RlC II A U.
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
(Third Edition lsmo. pp $50 Priee$L1
$4,000 Copies sold In three MonthsIiI
NllE great demand for this most important work,
u (ofwhlch tlouIands are sold Dhas compelled the
issue OF another edition. II is intended especially
for the married, as it disclosss important secrets;
which should be known TO them particularly. Here
every female can discover the causes, symptoms,
and the most efficient remedies aud most certain
mode OF cue, in every complaint TO which ner sex
is subject
Married females will here learn the art whereby
they would retain their youth, vigor, beauty, elias
lcIty ofbody, aud buoyancy Of spints to an advau.
eed age, instead Of being afflicted, as hundreds and
thousands are, into whose hands this book has not
ye, fallen.
II Is an important question TO the married why i,
is that wa behold so many married females sickly,
debili,ated, aud prostratedl as also the causes: /:
and whether they are susceptible Of remedy. They
will here find those iOpoTan, matters, connected
with discoveries in medical aud physiological sci
ence, which meet this question.
This woik is destined to DO in the hands Of every
wife and mother who has a regard foI her own
health aud welfare, as we'll as ,ha, Of her husband.
The revelations contained in It's pages have alrea
dy proved blessing to thousands.
To those ye, unmarried, but contemplating mar
hase, or, perhaps, hes,aing as to the proprie,y Of
'ncuuing the responsibilities attendant upon il, the
importance Of being possessed Of the revelations
contained IN these pasos, 30 intimately involving
their future happiness, eauuO, be appreciated.
II is Of course impossible to convey more fully in
public journal, the various subjects treated of, a,
they are Of nature stnclly intended for the married
or those conlenp atug marriage; neither is il nece,
saIy, since 1t is every ones duty to become po..ss
cd Of knowledge, whereby the suiIerings to which
wife, mother, oT a sister may be subject, can b,
obviated.
COPies viii he sent by Mall free OF Postage
Over ten thousand copies have been sent by mai
within hIee months, with perfect safety aud certain
ty. Ia no instance has remittance failed to reacl
the publisher, or the book those to whom II has beer
directed.
On the rsceip, Of One Dollar, The 'vuarriei W.
mans Private Medical Companion" will be SEN
'ree Of postage to any part of the United Staies.-
Az letters mist be addressed (pos, paid) TO Dr. A,
NJ NauTleeau, Box 1924, New Yolk City. Publisl
ing Once l29 Liberty Sues,, New York.
I ~. b. The trade supphvL on the usual terms.
i For sale by all the princinle RooLs saIs,. Ia a.,
United States. Agent In Lancaster, ~
August "a, ls47. Smls
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Nb'' % n hLblIA WI.
Vandalia, March 90, 1916.

From the ReU. Geo. j. Barrett Of the III. Conn
DR. WATsoN-Sir: | take great pleasure in re.
commenting your valuable family medicines to the
public, as snIc aud certain remedies for the cure Of
thu diseases for which they are prescribed. have
used number Of your medicines in my family du
ring the past year, and, in every instance with tho
most entire success. From the repcatea assurances
which have had from number Of my acquain.
tances, who have used your medicines, have no
hesitaucy in saying tnah in my judgement, they
are decidedly supetlor 10 any preparation within my
knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
From Me Rep. S. X, Ksllan,.

Dr.. +. Y. WATsoN-Sr: Having had frequent
occasion for the use Of rnedcides in my family du-
ring the last few months and from the increasing
popularity OF your "Family Medicines" was in
duced TO Try them, in preference TO employing a
physician in my family, aud am now prepared 10
say, thai believe your medicines as class, to be
superior 10 any other preparations now before The
public. Your Goul and Rheumatic Linimenl, Yer.
miluge, letter Ointment, Gravel Mixture, Anti
Dyspep,ic Mixture, Anti Bilious, que, aud IIepa.
tic Pills, conceive to be preparations which need
no further recommendation than a fair trial, to Gu
sure their unparalleled success.
REV. S. X. KELLAM.
Yandalia, March 90, 1916.
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pOttifal.
From tie KAieksrboeker.
Tile RAIL ROAD.


s;.sias through the forest. rafting over ridges,
Sheo,;9s under arches, rumbling over bridgesi
Vhizzi,sr through the mountains. buzzing Ger
the vale,
Bless me,--,his is pleasant, riding on aral
Men of different .stations' in the eye Of Fame.
Here are very quickly coming TO the same!
High and lowly people. birds of every feather,
On common level travelling together.
Gentleman in shorts, looming very tall
Gentleman at large, talking very small:
Gentleman IN tights, with loos-ish men;
Gentleman in grey, looking rather green!
Gentleman quite old asking for the news
Gentleman in black, in fit OF "blues--
Gentleman in claret. sober as vicar
Gentleman in stuff, dreadfuly in liquor,
Stranger ut the right, looking very sunny,
Obviously reading something rather funny
Now ihe smiles are thicker--wonder what they
mean--
Faith. he's got the Knickerbocker Mnsazine
Stranger ON the left. closing up his peppers
Now he snures amain, like the Seven Sleepers!
At his feet volume gives tho explanation.
How the man grew stupid from Association
Market.women careful Of the precious casket.
knowing eggs are eggs" tightly holds her basket;
Feeling that any ''smath," !" iii came, would surely
Send her eggs to pot; rathor prematrely!
Ancient maiden lady anxiously remarks,
That there must be peril, 'mong so many sparks
Roguish looking fellow, turning to tho stranger,
Says it's his opinion she is outOf danger
Woman with her baby. sitting Wis Wis
Baby keeps a squalling woinan looks at me-
Asks about the distance, says i's tiresome talkin
Noises Of the cars are SO very shocking!
Singing through the forest, rst,ling over ridges,
Shooting under arches, rumbling over bridges;
whizzing through the mountains, buzzing OF
the vale,
Bless mel this is pleasant riding on rail
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
Dissolution Notice.

VWNHE firm Of J. C. Maccrackcn having dissolv
H ed, ]. C, Maccracken associating himself
with Work Galbraith and John Maccracken TAX.
ing charge Of the accounts and books Of J. g. Jf
C.. Maccracken and j. C. Maccracken, notice is
hereby given to all those indebted that immediate
payment must be iBa.he.
All accounts unsettled and all notes unpaid on
the 18th day Of June next will be left in tho
hands of proper officers for collection.
John Maccracken will always be found ut the
counting room Of Maccracken g. Galbraith,
J. c. MACCRACKEN,
]. MACCRACKEN.
Lancaster May 10th 1917.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

4 know by the smoke that so lazily curled
From his lips twas iOafer happened to meet
And said If nuisance there be in this world.
'Tis smoking cigars in frequented street.
Twas night, G. the ladies were numerous around
And in many an eye sbone the glittering tear.
But the loaier pulled and heard not a sound,
Save the short hacking cough Of each smoke
smitten maid.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

UIt is stated that the number ofemi-
grants to Canada. who have died in three
months on ship.board, or after they were
landed. is sevea thousand one hundred and
(ortyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

And -four hours since, had the Fever and Ague
very bad for nearly six months, aud Dr. Watson
cured me at once, aud have never had il since. |
have since then, sent, should think, forty persons,
who have all expressed their most entire satisfaction
as they TOO, were cured 10 very few days. do
not hesitate to recommend Dr. Walson's Fever and
Ague Pills to the public, one Of the best remedies
for Fever and Ague. ID. GOODFELL0W.
st. Louis, Missouri.
For Sale by J. @. HENLEY, Lancaster Ohio.
Lancaster July 30, 1887. 6ml2.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

V"Ahl dear doctor, how is my wife
to dayl" The doctor shook his head
and said--"You must now prepare for
the worst" What. said the husband.
is she likely to get over itl'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

T"Are you not afraid that your wife
will get married again when you diel"
al hope she may. as there will then be
one man in tho world who will know how
to pity mo-"