Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

DtED.-ln this city. on Saturday morning,
Oct. 9th, after few days illness, Mr.. THO'S
O'HARA, in the 9Th year of his age.
The deceased enigrated 10 this country from
Ireland in 1913. and for the past II wears has
been n citizen Of this place. lie was distinguish
ed in the circle in which he moved, for his hu-
name and generous disposition aud the deep in
'eres, he manifested in administering to the wants
Of the sick and afflicted. He was a true spcci-
men of the generous and warm hearted Irish
man His death will long be Iamentcd lie has
left a disconsoafe widow and three interesting
children TO mourn the sudden and. to them, IN
expected death, of kind aud afiec tomato hus-
band and doting parent. They have the sympa-
thy Of this community tor their bereavement
His remains were inferred in the Catholic bu-
rying ground, on Sunday afternoon; To which
place they were followed by an immense con-
course Of our citizens, as a testimony of their
respect for ihs deceased. May he rest in peace.
-IJeffrrsonian.
DlED.-On Saturday forenoon last, a, he res
'dence OF Emsly Ham. Mrs. ELIZABETH BLOOM
FIELD. (relict Of Lot Bloomfeld,) in the 4!ih
year of her age
Tie death of Mrs Bloomfield IS as very sudden
and OF the most heart-rending nature Being
afflicted with the tooth-ao and other bodily
pains; she went into the Drug Store Of Dr.. Mitch
ell, formerly owned and occupied by DR.. Pr,ch-
ct, the bro,her-in-iaw of Mrs. b., to get some
morphine TO relieve her suffering. DR.. Mitchell
not being in. and being, as she supposed we'll ac-
quanted with the position Of the &rug she was
seeking, she took some Of the supposed mor,hins
put small quantity Of it on piece of cotton.
ami placed il in her tooth From the sensation
and effect produced, she immediately discovered
that she had made mistake. In a few minute.
che vas taken with commissions, and, battling all
medical aid which was instantly called, she died
10 about ID minutes after taking the fatal drug
YIN examining the drug it was found to he strych-
n". one Of the most deadly poisons.
IN The following day, after a most excellent
sermon BY the Rev.. c. Smith, her remains
were conveyed to the tomb bv one of ,l,, r,,c.s,
concourse Of citizens ever saw in This Mac.
Mrs Bloomfield had been about 81 ,..,.
exemplary member Of the Methodist + Ch,,ch
and the Methodist Minister alwav. ,.c.;x.d
hearty welcome to her table. Her lf. had hem
'1'' Of affections. She had followed husband
and six children TO the tomb. She bu, rec.p,,v
returned from a visit to a married, and only
os"gnser, residing in virginia and on III. morn.
as ". "sr cath, che was conversing with her
s9.' ABOUT purchasing property here, and speu
1'ng me remainder Of her days i'm her reIative.
In III ,h, noor afterwards she wa. a corpse. shA
.e. enioren, on two Of whom widely !
separated, the news of her sudden 5.,,S -, -,
WIN startling anguish. One is in Virgins ON.
IN Caiiiornia, and the other, her "It,I. 49,,
about three years old, is here ''
Truly this sudden di.pe nsaiion Of Prov;d.nc.
should remind US Of the beautiful .sr,;,.
the Episcopal burial service, THAT in III, ,~. ~.
October EST e'