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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-12-29

6yHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ of
y vendtioni exponas to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio.
l will offer for SALE at public outcry, at the front
door of the court house in he town of Woodsfield
Monroe county, Ohio. on Thursday the 24th day
OF January 1850, b.tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock
m, and o'clock m, of said day, the following
real estate. to wit-Being part Of the south half
OF the south east quarter of section l. !. D, X D,
in the county Of Monroe and State of Ohio. begin
ming for the same at stone OH fhe line Of John
Sprague, at the south east corner of said tract OF
land, running thence west l60 poles; thence north
Sc poles o rock on the north side Of the cbanne
of Sunsh creek in the middle of the stream 8 ITO
poles. thence 8711ao east 10 poles; thence south
1870 east 10 poles; thence s. 1879 east 10 Ito
poles to corner of rock on the north side ofthe
channell of Sunfish creek; thence down said creek
on the north side thereof thence south 6l 70 east
Distance &C poles to a small water beach 3 inches
in diameter, On the same side OF the creek; thence
NORTH 62 poles to the north side of said half quar-
ter; thence east 741a poles to the north east COZ
ner of said half quarter. thence sonlh so poles to
the place Of Beginning, contsining 60 acres ofland
with grist-mi and saw mill thereon; lying and
being 10 Monroe county, aforesaid and taken in
execution as the property of John P Ferrell at the
suit of HAYS & Gregory, Administrators APP
praised at $1,000.
Dec. %. is49. SO 63. NJ MORROW Sheriff.
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sALE.-By virtue Of vendi.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of vendi-
- toni exponas to me directed from the Gourt
of Common Pleas of Monroe county; Ohio. Will
offer for sale, at public out.cry at the fTont door
Of the courthouse in the town OF Woodsheld, IN
said county, on Thursday the oath day OF January,
1850, between the hours Of 10 o'cluck, m, and
A O'Clock, p m, Of said day. the following real
estate, to witt The southeast quarter OF the north
west quorter of section 10, township 2, and range
A.; also the north east quarter OF the north west
quarter OF section 10, township 2, and range ~;
also the south half of the south east quarter oil the
south east quarter of section 20, township 2, and
range l. lying and beng in Monroe county. aiore-
said, taken in execution as the property OF Peter
Witten, at the suit Of John Brown. Appraised
at $4,000. :,
Dec. %. 1s4e. 50 og. NJ. MORROW Sheriff
. a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By virtue of
"A an order from the Court OF Common Pleas
of Monroe county, will offer for sale on the
premises, at public outcry, OF Thursday the 2ith
day of January 1850, between the hours OF iO
O'Clock m and O'Clock p M OF said day. the
following land, lying in said county, as the prop-
erty of Samuel Stewart, now deceased, TO VIII
The south half OF The north east quarter OF secuon
26, in township and range s. containing oO acres
more or less. on the following tefms-One third
in hand, one third in six months, and the residue
in I2 months with interest from the day of sale !:
the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
or otherwise GEORGE CLINE, Admir-.
Dec. %, l949 of Samuel Stewart deceased
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William H. Johnston.

NORWARDING & COMMISSION MEK.
Ii, CHANT, AND DEALER IN PRODUCE: !:
and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. ll2 Second
Street, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. Liberal cssh
advances made on consighments Of Flour and ailiSr
Produce. nov. lZ6n (
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Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware

w. w. JORDAN q. Co.
Respectfully inform the citizens of Woodsheld
and surrounding country, that they are now man.
uiacturing and will keep constantly on hand, a
large and extensive assortment of Tin, Copper aud
Sheet Iron Ware, which they will sell either at
Wholesale or Retail,
at as law rates as can be purchased in the West
Their stock Of COPPER KETTLES and ia
PANNED WARE now on hand is excellent.
Cooking Stoves
of various patterns and sizes at very low prices.
They will be prepared TO furnish and put up
House Spoutng at all times.
Old pewter, copper aud brass taken in exchange
for all kinds Of ware.
July IA, 1S49.
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'''fp" ssaa'e'''" as. frA3AMaNp TicEMA person. mo

Richard II. Battee. Interested will take notice,
that Joseph Heddleston, on the 9th day of Octo-
Der, A. d. lS49, sued out a writ Of Attachment
from the Clerks Office of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, in the State of Ohio,
against Richard H. Battee, survivor Of William
Lowe, OF the late firm of Battee & Lowe, for the
sum of six hundred dollars, which writ has been
served upon the garnishee, Joseph T Hilton, and
returned. Attesn WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk.
nov II N. HoLLIsrER, Atty for Pl'f.
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& HEERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of deere.
y tai order to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front door
OF the court house in the town Of Woodsfield, in
said county Saturday the 18th day off January.
1850, between the hours Of 10 O'clock, a. IN. and
4 o'clock, p. m. OF said day, the following real
estate, to wit: The east half of the southwest
quarter Of section 90, township 6, and range S,iu
the GAINESVILLE Land District lying and being In
Monroe county aforesaid, and ordered to be sold
as the property Of VIM. H. Kirkman. at the suit
of Benjamin Brown. Appraised at so 90.
Dee. H. Is4e-Sl 81 M, MORROW, Sheriff.
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" ElRS WANTED The heirs Of Henry
FL Decker, late OF Monroe county. decessed.
nre hereby notified that the undersigned are pre-.
pared to pay them their distributive share OF me-
estate Of said Henry Decker, deceased. < s,.
GEORGE DECHER.
Nov IL JACOB TRUAx. ~
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HhR. w. II. SINCI.AIR--Having returned
~ to Woodslied. offers his professional servi-
ces to the citizens Of the town and vicinity.
Office in the Store room of p. & C. Delhi.
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Dec %. 1s4s! of Michael Archer, dec q.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Barber Shop scene.

%, TIE wAf 10 OFT sBAYFB BEFORE YoVR TURs.
Atthe barber shop opposite smTaA cioeE
store on Ftfth street, most lsngbsble trick
was playedlof on the boys in lle shop. 2
THEREON was well supplied with CUSTOM
ers, and lhe chance Of getting shaved in a
hurry was out Of the Question.
A small man with waggisll look came
TO life door, aud afler surveying the crowd,
walked 10 and took a seat on the sofa.
11How far is ii to the doctors oficel" ask /.
ed the strange gentleman. F7 -.j a
"Just across the way T" replied one Of the
boys. = ....-..ss,, -y,..-.-.'.. ......s, ...
The eyes Of the company we're turned on
the stranger. ..-.-.,
""I feel bad" said he. and at the same
time a spasm took him, cleHched hs hands
and his legs and drew him up in perfect
ball, and he rolled of on the floor. -
b"Thal's cholera case, 2 said one and he
took his hatand left. This was the signal
and all followed snil except those undergo
ing the shaving operation. s.. ....... Il.
The spasm seemed 10 subsi1e--tbe arms
and legs stretched out at full length, aud
the patient lay PROSTATE on his back.
'"Wipe of The ather," said The tat man
next the door, "I'l come agan--I can't
stay now" aa --y-t..7 lfs Flec
Just then another spasm took the stranger,
and by some strange movement be bounced
Ion the.sofa without any apparent effort, Aal
!. on his back as he was laying on the foor
He rolled up into ball again and rolled
backward and forward on the sofa in Sly Il
that would have done credit to circus man
| This was inisher; those that we're shay
ed left and those not shaved hadn't lime tC
Istay 1.-The boys looked at each other in as
Itonishment. The cholera Subject nncoileC
Ihimselfand asked them if his turn had come
when he took his seat and mad good shave
''What's the chargep' asked the stranger
"Nothing." said the barber, "rf yotl vii
eaye your name p Gin. Commercial.
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s LOOK Il ER ELL
Physicians, ID MSgiStS

A Nd the public generally are respectfully in!
"A vited To call at No. 60, where the su6scri:
Der is nuw opening his Summer Stock. which.
mas been selected with great care aud which be
now offers at fair rates for cash. Every medi.
cine is warranted tobe fresh and o! the best gaai
ty, having been tested by officers of Government
under the late law OF Congress
His stock of Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Sur
geon's aud Dentists Instruments, Paints, 0s.Dye
Stufis. Perfumery, Gass.W Ware. Fancy Articles,
&c, embraces tue whole catalogue of each, and
will be found upon examination 10 be dnsurpass-
ed by any estabiishmem, either for good qualify
or great variety.
An attempt at detail would more than Gil the
newspaper. Call and examine inr yourselves.
q. 49,, ,..s -y II 2. KREIDER.
Lancaster, June 3, 1S49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Two wives.

r.
A female OF the race Of Ham brought up
her other and her worser half this morning
before Justice Fish, for grave offence com
mitted against the laws of Michigan, 10
wit: marrying second wife in the city Of
Detroit while the fret was yetsjlying al
Cleveland. .. ..t4 -t.-......i O.. ?, zee.
The first marriage was proved, and there
was no doubt as to the second, but where it
took place was left in the dark, though
from the evidence we imagine in Canada.
The prisoner was discharged, there being
ne evidence of any offence committed u
gaiust the laws Of Michigan. W 3 -fsa
but there is a difference between u dis
charge and a release, and the defendant found
that "hellhas nofury like woman scorned.
His spouse seized chair and made most
yindicitve rush at the gay deceiver, who
slunk back in the crowd. Justice Fish in
terfered, but found he was fish out of wa.
ter, for the ivory teeth Of the sable plaintiff
soon loosened the hold of justice. The de-
lendaht's attorney then essayed to defend
his client from the overdowing wrath OF the
weaker vessel, but in vain; she seized the
"Rewsed Statutes" and brought them down
with sledge hammer force on his head
which, astonished at this near approach o.
legal force, reeled at the contact; and the
attorney fell back. AT length the officers
succeeded in restoring order, and the man o
two wives was allowed to depart 5-.@f q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

oh orohu streets Lanchsier, Ohios
EHNHE undersigned would respectfully inrDrrn
Il his old customers aud the etizens Of Fairfield
county generally that he has disposed OF his inter
estin the Chair anufqetsringto to HAXNox AvY.
but will continue at his old stand, 10 manufacture
BEDSTEADs, &C..
on more extensive scale such as has always
been found at his old stand
The Chair manufacturing will stiIl he carried on
by Mr.. Avr. in the same shop with myself where
persons can be supplied with every thing in that
line the same as when conducted by myself.
A large supply OF READY MADE tFURNI-
TURE will be kept constantly on hanl-such as
Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, &c. &c.
Persons cannot fail being suited. ou the most
reasonable terms. - Call aud examine ior YOUR
selves. ..t l..4 SAMUEL WILHELM
Lancaster July 81, 1849. 6ml2
N. B, Farrnersl bring on your four horse teams
For $50 you can get enough furniture TO luad you
down. as we are Determined to sell cheap for cash
or country produce. Come up!--roll up,!-any
way, so yon get up! .s.f reT 2r2 40.
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just to hand and for sale.
Pittsburgh Glass,
Yenelian blind Depol.

TEVHE subscriber would drespecfally yiniorm the
II public, that I've is now prepared to manuiac-
ture 10 order All sizes Fenetiun Blinds, which
he will warrant equal to any manufactured else
where, both in neaulessand durability.
His Shop is OH Main Street, South side near
the Canal T. v. HYDE.
Lancaster July IA. lS4S 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

A MAGNIFICENT CATHOLIC CHuRcH is
building at Louisville Ky, the corner-stone
ofwhich was laid on the 18th. Bishop Pur-
/ cell delivered the sermon, and Bishop Flo
get, the benediction--and there were IL
clergymen Officiating. Its expected TO- be
one Of the most splendid edi6ces west OF the
mountains. 1t is to occupy the site of the
oraoent cathedraI Rg "a. itas ,s -I at
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The school Mastsr a. oaIifornia.

The Industrious and adventurous cores
pondent OF The New oriesns Delta says:
.r"l send you one page Of II, in order that
YOU may have cdTrec, idea Of the credit
system 10 force here. The head commeht,
ed thus:
Aeeopi Buk efJodr Nc Garr and Mf ptfpie
''' @f IN nee d,sgms
Remou GsIpin Abs f0ur Z'fl 81 90
George Williams, tie darkey white
man. 5 90
thoWss siliias Ike spaniard reasons
flower sugar y is-''t O So
Mtuell Saoches groceries DC m Ii 90
ked thai lives with dancing bill 10 20
Dancing bill needles thread shoes and
stockings p " 10
the map that's in his tent psntaluns, frt
shoes 26 O0
Martin that has The woman Dt ~ UO
inaca that.liss the woman with the
big ring 10 her ear ...,. 4. Go. 50 co
the cDzen 10 thomas bone Dt ~ %
hamilton for shoes ~ s 40
The boy lefl the tent with bt l AZ 10
HOss .ColemaD1 1Di "a all -...... z5 W
lasuz the Scnnuoh that stole the
come flower bread 81 0O
Cbene in all up tothls date I3l so
John thai speaks English Dt " 90
Polenary Howris that cut Of the ciit.
ma mans hOir reasons aad pain xii
Ter medicine fEt As w
Vicente and his two sons 3 ouDcesIn
gold dustleht --"'' 90 o.
faeile the hoss Jockey credit tEl morn
mg pantaluns shose-red shirt 70 w
Rissuis Rinede the man as got lie
shoes for sizersfor the woman dat
lives near Cheney $500 one nee
die in all .........- Z ~
The man that claims the hoss slucash
The Spanlard that took the Jacket ~ H
Loreuehe the spaHIard thai has the
cattle -.. s..- . l37 O(
frank the man watts won that gam
bIes ' 3s q
THE man that was lame with rouul.
son .-.-...... H.. 10 OI
ManelI SayIes the Chnacer french ! Is UI
man that has the white ~itc "a u
and for 2 Dances gold dust lent 10 ---
all s. AZ on
Erhe man that fit about the woman
over the dry creek ffizzIes Tor her -.-
head -. 81. a-~s.r} ~ Ot
1.-The man thai set up the store in The
new diggins for whats due on Lslls
candles serapys sersagis satdenes,
coffee paHiaioons pans red belts 100 II
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
GATEs AND CosPER.

A 4 their Old Stand, in the IidilnzSge HoRse.
N have just returned frum ihe Eastern Cities.
with a much larger aud more elegant assortment
Of Watches. Jewelry. Silver Ware Cutlery. Fan
cy Goods, &c, THAI has ever been offered for
sale ia the place. But call aud see our Goods and
prices they will give you more correct idea oi
our merits than ne can through the medium ofan
ad0ertisement. a
Lancaster, May Is, 1919 ?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

THE CAUsE OF FRANcE's UyqUIEr.-JuIes
Fabre. 10 debate in the French Assembly
on restricting the freedom Of the press, said
forcibly that the cause Of Frances unquiet
WAS because its republican heart was still
enclosed in monarchical mould" N.'.'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
From the south.

lust received at g. Kanimans fresh sup
81 ply Of Groceries. -p .....,
Orleans, Double Rectifed Loaf Crushed ANIL
Clarified SUGARS .,as4t es.st f1i-
Orleans Molasses, Sugar House do. eery cheap
Rio Coffee. TEAS, The besiiR torn st4E
Carolina RICE, Chewing Tobacco, Cat Dry;
Lancaster. May /, 1898. '"-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

0FGnm caniphor laid in the track OF
ants, is said to be excellent for keeping "a
way these Troublesome insects. 1sa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31


CJ-The Massachusetts State Committee
proposes that Gen. Taylor shall be ente:-
tanned on temperate principles. ..sr~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

PRosREss OF LIBERTyi IN EUsoPE,74FEe
Of the capitals Of Europe. are under martial
law At this time, VIZ: Paris, Vienna. Berlin
Rome and Naples. This faotspeass vol
|umes. -s.t fa..l.- -.g- 81, f.t,.t--
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

nA5-A traveller at a hotel rose from bis
bed at night to examine the weather but in-
stead oflooking ont at the sky thrust his
head through aglass window OF cupboard
"Lanilord" cried the astonished man, .'thi'
is very singular weather, the night is a:
dark as Egypt, and smells Of cheesel. r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
ClloIera! ChoIera! ChOIera!!

WTE have put up medicines, with directions,
wv for curing Diarrhpa, which is the pre-
munitnry stage Of Cholera. They are intended
for those who are remote from Doctor and for
Travellers. These medicines were put up by
the directions Of an old physician. who used them
successfully in the terrible epidemic OF 1899 and
1888, They are intended TO be used until yop
can get Doctor. syon value your lives, don't
quack. For sale wholesale and retail at
q. q. BECKS D1Fg Store, MaiH-street.
Lancaster, May 13 l849. 9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
! The ,twO RreaJ.fasts.

The foundry bell rang, and Matthews has
tened home tohis breakfast. The first sound
that met his ears on opening the door OF his
house wastbe squallng OF the children,
while his other senses were RECALLED with a
bad smell OF ashes and steam, aud the sight
Of his wife in the act of mopping up pud-
die of brown aud white sIOp, which was
spreading itself over the floor. The charac;
ter Of poor Matthews domestic comforts
lgensrally might be seen in his wiie's toilet
on the morning inquestion. Her uncombed
hair sticking onl under the border of her
night.cap, her gown open behind, apron
hanging BY Que string, and bouts dirty and
tunlaccd, completed the appearance OF the
Thorough slattern. Her husband was up TO
work regularly at six, bnt she laid in bed
Till the last minute, and then all was hurry
TO get breakfast ready in time. Ga this
morning, as usual, she. brought down the
baby, which uncomfortable in its wet night
clothes, ,lay screaming in the cradle A lit
tie boy Tired Of being left alone, had crawled
10 the top Of the stairs, and there sat crying
in Turn. Mrs. Matthews had made the eof
fee, and put tue milk on 10 boil, aud had only
lust run up to smack the noisy Imdressed Or.
chin on tile stairs, when she heard the milk
boiling over, aud hurrying to snatchit Of
the fte, she upset the cofee-pot, and was
mopping up the wasted beverage as her hus-
band entered. She eyed him with an angry
frown IN cant 10 show that she was not afraid
he said nothing, aud looked around. On
one side we're the supper Things of the night
before. on the other, the extinguished fire in
front, the table covered with dust, and the
!. sloppy floor. He turned on his heel, and
went TO breakfast at coffee house, which
he had visited so often under similar cir
cumstances, that he looked npon it as a
!, much more comfortable place than his owr
house. eRichard Cooper, also a workman
! in the same foundry, went 10 his breakfast a
/: the same hour. No sooner did he open tn,
/ door leading into his kitchen than a littl
girl, the picture of cleanliness, ran for
kiss, and little boy. just able TO crawl
| seemed eager to jump from his mother
q arms. Richards wife was a tight and trr
r little body, always neatly dressed, neve
looked slatternly even when at work. Tn
4 room was clean and cheerful, 'breakfas
: quite ready, the bright cofee-pot stoo
a steamlng on the hob, and dish of porridg
and milk on he table for the children. Rich
ard snapped his fingers to the little boy, kis
sed the girl, lifted them both into thei
chairs, and sat down opposite his wife, look
ing and feeling happy. His half-hour's visi
, to his family every morning sent him bac
to his work with renewed hope and conf
dence.. The secret of his comfort and GOO
temper lay in his wife's aabt of early rising
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

LIEUT.. MAYNE REID.--One Of the New
York papers states that Lieut.. Maybe itied,
who, as one of the New York volunteers in
Mexico, distinguished himself at Chapulte-
pee, was in London, at last dates, on the eve
ofstartiug for the Hungarian camp, TO take
part in the struggle going on between
Hungary and Russia and Austria lie had
had an interview with the Hungarian Min
lister resident in, London, from whom he carr
ries out letters to Kossuth, BEN and Geor-
gey.1 Accompanying him, and under his
command are a band Of Hdngarlans, and
Others, who, for the most part, ,lefl this coun-
try With him, TO share in the dangers and,
lit may be, the glOries Of The contest, now ra-
ging.. ~ t1s.y'rl ~ ~ sGs "'F3
VIOroRiA IN lRELkND. -FheI.ondon Punch
has an engraving of the" Morning Call, " au
ad dnirable hit. Queen Xictorias Bntau'
MIA, accompanied by the littlesailor Prince
l of Wales, with wide tFowsers and tarpau,
\ lin, is just making a call upon poor, Hiber'
mia, who, ragged and sorrowlul, yet beauti'
ltiful and Interesting, sits leaning on hel
harp, whilea miserable, halEslaryed urchlr
IisgaEing enviodsly at the little prince Hi.
bernia says%sat4s ~ sis iSgEfn ~ ~
1 laSure sisther dear, it's not what you'yt
been accustomed 10 exactly ibut anyh0w
] you're WelcomesHss ggsgg "a Bt' k@tgs "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
New Feature in the Produce Mar-

. b. . Fl .
BY reference to our commercial oolumns,
it will be seen that the Canadian farmers
have commenced the introductions Of their
-four and wheat in our ports, This, OF course /,
is done under the fostering care ofathe Tar
iff Of lS46, the details of which we're con-
nected for the exclusive bonetit of the agri.
cultural classes, and with direct view TO
their protection from the ,e&tOrlion Of the
lords of the Loom. gtf4s1fts.1 sf sss&s, s,tS
The duty upon -four is twelve per cent.
ad yalorem, giving upon a barrel oflaonf the
sum off;y foe or silly cents. The genera
effect OF this movement upon the produce
market will be, as amatter of course, TO de-
press it far beyond .he actual injury done
by the competition, inasmuch asit Wlil read
lily occur to buyers, that'if Canadians can
better afford to pay US sixty cents than TO
pay their own governmentteD cents, it will
hardly be profitable Tor our business men to
pay preseRt plices, having an English mar
ket in view. -'A .t 'is'- 's7-a ~
There is little doubt that the domestic
supply in England is quite as good, if not
better than usual, aud if this new trade in
her staple between our ports on the Lakes
and the Province continues, tits confident
lly predicted that a material decline must be
1.-The result" ."--Dsirol AdUertiser. o,sr.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

A WEDDING Sur AND a WINDING SHEET.
The Rev. Mr.. Cooper, Bethel Chaplain at
Sandusky, left the city during the prevalence
ofthe cholera, for one OF the adjoining towns,
10 be- married. 1t having been reported
that he left through fear ofthe cholera, it is
now stated, upon authority, that be left to
fulfil long standing engagement to be
married, and died the very morning appoint-
ed for the marriage. ..s sts..i .ls.s7,i.5 az
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SAD CASE or SUIcIDE.--Dr. Bosworth. of
VermllIion county, Missouri, was drowned
in Ellison creek. few miles from Bnrling,
ton, Iowa, lately.--Papers found with him
state that since he left home he buried his
wife aud four children, from cholera, and
depression ofspirts, it supposed, caused
him to drown himself. His horse and bug.
gy we're found where he had drowned him
self 'eS rs ,sa N-- -''