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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14

I once lived in a house with a
young couple who had a baby of
about ten months old-a great, fine,
strapping fellow, as heavy in ones
arms as load Of iron, and yet un-
able to walk.
The father was a book-keeper in
a store on Broadway, at salary of
thirty dollars a week. They paid
twenty-five dollars week for their
board, which, the husband said, was
as reasonable as he could find for q
room as comfortable as the one they
occnpied-though I considered it
far from comfortable. 1t was a
small back room, dull and cherries,
on the third floor. -,
Three times day this delicate
young girl (the baby's mother) was
Obliged to carry that strapping child
up and down four pairs of stairs to
meals for the dining room was in
the basement. She never could get
a meal in peace, for she had to hold
the baby on her KEGS while she was
eating, and it would whine and cry,
and half the time she had to leave
the dining-room altogether while
her great, hearty husband would sit
still, and eomplacently bolt his meal
with the utmost composure, never
thinking Of her.
The baby was teething; and at
breakfast she often told us that she
had been up and down all night
long walking the floor to sooth it.
She was as pale as a ghost, and
had black rings around her eyes
that were enough to startle one
But they were so newly married,
and evidently loved each other so
dearly, this couple, that I thought
she was as happy a woman as there
was to be found in New York.
And she was woman occupying
what is facetiously denominated
the "true woman's sphere - receiv-
ing every morsel of food from her
husband, every stitch Of clothing,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14

have wish. and near my heart
n That wish lies btlried;, alff
TO keep it there's foolish part,
= For, Oh it must not be, Hr = 20
1t must not, must not be. -4 ~ l-.
Why, my fond heart, why beat'st thou so?
The dream is fair to see ,s
But, did the lovely 1atterer go;
;Itmust not must not be,
uOhtno, it must not be,
,Tis well this tear in secret falls.
This weakness suits not me;
. I know where Sterner duty calls
1t must not, cannot be, gt'-- Is.-
Oh! no, it cannot be.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14

A dressing which is at
once agreeable, healthy,
and effectual for preserv-
ing the Ii air. Faded or
gray hail, is soon restored
to its original color and
the gloss and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair
checked, and. badness
often, though not a: ways
aured hV its 100 Moth
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12
FROM LEXINGTON, ky.
The Eclipse, &c.
Yours truly,
E Clips.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 9th.
Editors Lancaster Gd=ette:-An
excursion train Of cars, on the 7th,
brought hundreds from Cincinnati
to this city TO witness the Suns
Eclipse. 1t came on and off accOr
ding to programme.
Anything short of a total eclipse,
is very far short of 1.-THE least
part of the Sun gave considerable
light, and when that "least part"
disappeared, thcrc was q sudden
darkness. Birds flew affrighted to
trees, hens gave a sharp call to
their chicks and started for shell
ter. but soon stopped, covered their
broods, and looked up, wondering
what was coming noxt.
The sky was bluish-green. the
atmosphere chilly, not particle
of tho Sun was visible, it's light
shining out all laround, apparently
for very limited distance, into
the heavens above the Moon, gave
to the earth about the same de-
gree of light that q "quarter moon"
gives to it. The most beautiful ap-
psarance occurred when the Sun
began to re.appear.
Having looked at the "total" (oI
course with the naked eye) at
it's two minutes were up, there
was a suspicion Of light at one edge
then a sudden flash Of sparkling
brilliancy, not binding, but dane
ing rays, of that only one thing
which cannot be contemplated.
The grand elimination was ther
over, and soon was past the grea
ovent of a generation's life time.
l notice here at hotel, "Lesli'
Combs" the once eloquent frienc
of Henry Clay; also -. @. Breck
imidge," the once rebel General o
the Confederacy. o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12
The Eclipse.

AT tho risk Of giving our readers
u surfeit Of single subject, we
must indulge in our little say on
the subject Of thogreAt sOlar eeiipss
Of last Saturday.
Tho event came off precisely in
accordance with the previous cal
culations Of the astronomers. The
entire day here showed no speck
Of cloud in the sky By our city
time, the moment of the moons
apparent contact with the suns
lower limb was about twenty. five
minutes to 5 o'clock, P. NJ. A per
eeptible gathering obscurity began
to be observed within half an hour
ana astsooh astkis ibccame appar-
ent to the human eye, the lower
animals also began to be visibly af.
fected. As the obscuration deep
ehed, martins and swallows gath.
cred in numbers, flying in irr egular
circles, with unwonted twitterings
Dogs were engagedin frantic gam.
bols with each other through the
whole dark period. Chickens
sought the company of their hu.
man friends, giving out plaintive
notes, (they may have been hun
gry) till about the moment of the
greatest darkness, when they made a
rush. with tapping wings, for their
roostiDg places, as if they had sud-
denly realized the fact that it was
actually bedtime. Tho obscurily
vos unlike that Of twilight or o
cloudy day. 1t was far more i'm
pressive from the novelty of Its
character than its intensity. The
planet Venus, some twelve degrees
TO the left and upward from the
sun, shone out with great brillian
cy for nearly an hour. As the
eclipse passed off and the light in
creased, men, animals and mani
mate objects resumed their "nOr'
NAL" appearance, condition and oc
cupation, aud the great eclipse wa
soon among things past. Out
thermometer, at tho beginning G
tho eclipse, indicated II deg. II
the time OF greatest darkness tn
mercury fen toI63 deg, and rOs
but two degrees from that time t,
the end Of the eclipse.
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Death of Lieut.. W. J. webb.

The sad event announced in the
the above words took place oD the
4th inst. Lieut.. WEBB died ut his
residence in Logan, Of Consump'
ton, in the Both year Of his age,
and he leaves q widow. He was
known to many Of our citizens,
having gone through q course Of
study of tho law with Judge VAN
TRUMP, of this vicinity. AT an early
period of the rebellion, he entered
the military service of his country
as Second Lieutenant of the com.
pany of Capt. ANGLE, of Logan, in
the Goth q. V. l., and served a
three years term with credit. The
members Of the bar Of Logan held
meeting on the occasion Of his
death at which they adopted
resolutions of respect and condo.
lence, and afterwards attended his
funeral in q body. The editor Of
the Hooking Sentinel, a near neigh
Dor of the deceased, in his paper
speaks as follows of his death and
character:
The calamity was not an unex'
pected one-tbe shadow of death
had but too plainly fallen, weeks
since upon the house which is now
darkened by its presence-but the
event was Deverthelessa saddening
shock to his relatives and friends
Every one TO whom the deceased
was known, and he had a wide
circle of personal friends, felt thai
q good man, q citizen of rare worth
q sincere and practical Christian
had been taken from our midst
x x = He was a young man o
great personal worth-no one coult
question his honor, integrity Oh
Christian standing. Ho was Christ
while living, and he beheld th'
coming dcliverer with joy as h,
lay upon his dying bed. During
all the trying hours of his final i'll
ness-in pain and anguish-h
never uttered groan or complaint
His Christian resignation was com
plete, and he died without q strug
gle.
His funeral took place from th
NJ, Il. Church, on Friday morning
where eloquent sermons wer
preached by Revs. Hall and Brigh
Judge Groghan also made some re
, marks, in behalf of the Logan Bal
which were creditablo and apprc
pirate.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12


At the late election in Alabama
Ryland Randolph, editor of the
Tuscaloosa Monitor, was elected to
the Legislature. This Randolph
is the fellow in whose paper last
year appeared the cut representing
the hanging of an Ohio carpet
Dagger, prophesied by him as a
specimen of the incidents to follow
the election Of Seymour to the Pres
idency. His election is called q
democratic gain"
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DOWN AGAIN.

Bread at Z cents per Loaf, or
four Loaves for 25 cents.
From and after this date, the
price of Bread will be reduced at
A. BAUMAN's as above stated.
The citizens Of Lancaster are
we'll acquainted with the quality
Of my bread, and those wishing to
bc supplied with superior article
at tho reduced rates, will please
call at the Excelsior Saloon and
Bakery. ,,,,u
Lancaster, Aug. -, 1869,
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The Concert Tuesday Night.

A most delightful entertainment
was that given at the City Hall on
Tuesday night, under the auspices
ofthe ladies Of the Episcopal con.
gregation. The performers 10
whom a very large audience Of
Lancaster's choicest society was
indebted for such a feast Of Fbetor.
ical and musical sweets as has new
er been surpassed in our city were
Prof. Marsh, recitationist; Miss
Sallic Reber and Miss P. Hewlett,
vocalists and Miss Caroline
Schneider, pianist. All acquitted
themselves with the highest cred.
it--and the flying bouquets, and
tumultuous applause with which
the fair artistes were greeted on
every occasion OF their appearance,
betokencd a condition Of cnraptur-
ed enthusiasm on the part Of the
audience, which, however, was
fully justified by the excellence Of
that which called it forth. The
lady vocalists, as well as Miss
Schneider, were vociferously en-
cored at the close of each of their
efforts-in fact, the persistence
with which repetitions were called
tor by the audience was carried al
most to the point of inconsiderate
ness; but with invincible amiabili
ty the performers duplicated eacf
piece upon the programme. Th'
singing OF the Two young ladies
mentioned was superior to that o
many of the celebrated profession
al prime donne-and the playing o
Miss Schneider-we all know wha
that is, and that she deservedly
ranks with the finest pianists o
America; which is as good as say
ing, of the world.
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SURE ENOUGH LIN noticing the
concert of Tuesday evening we
should not omit to compliment our
friend Prof. aSrRAKoscH,' Of Logan,
on the distinguished manner in
which he executed tho ushering OF
the performers upon, the stage,
gathering up the bouquets, &C.
He brought down the house every
time, and merited, himself, q big
bouquet Of "big sunfowers."
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A Singular Thing.

A total eclipse Of the sun is q
very rare ocourrence--but what is
still more singular is the fact that
KoEHLER, of the far-famed Boot
and Shoe Store, Tallmadgc Block,
is bound not to be eclipSed at all by
anything in his line that may come
by, through, over or into Lancas'
ter. Without the use of smoked
glass, all the people may be con-
vinced of this fact, by calling and
viewing the daily arrivals that are
contributing to swell the immense
stock he is piling up for the trade
of tho present and coming season
And KoEHLBRis is going to astonish
the public as much by his prices
as by the magnitude, variety and
excellence Of his stock. Doors
open from 6 o'clock, A. NJ nntil
the crowd leaves at night. ~
Great antidote to Baldness,
URnrratt's
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Concert at Bremen.

On Saturday evening next, the
l4th instant, Prof. +. ]. BAUER,
with his music class, will give q
concert in the village of Bremen,
at the Presbyterian church. The
Professor has for somo time had a
class in training at that place, and,
under his instruction soma fine vo>
cal and instrumental talent has
been developed. A highly pleas
ing and interesting entertainment,
of vocal and instrumental music
will doubtless be afforded. and the
people of Bremen should turn out
en- maSSe to enjoy the treat.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

TENNESSEE has apparently fallen
into the hands OF unreconstructed
rebels at last. Fraudulent and H.
legal registration, permitting the
voting by thousands of those who
hate the government, who would
yet gladly destroy it, and who have
been rightfulIy disiranchised, seem
to have done the job, aided BY
some foolish and some dishonest
Republicans. In anything that
Congress may have to do in con-
nection with the result, it is not
probable that the election will be
recognized as legitimate.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

A citizen of Lancaster, who was
last Saturday in Lexington, KY
nearly in the centre of the path OF
the total eclipse, writes us brief
account of the phenomenon, as it
appeared there, which is printed
in another column.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

The reporter getting up the
best and fullest account Of the pro-
ceediDgs Of the Pennsylvania State
Fair will receive a premium Of fif-
ty dOllars--the report to be in
readiness thirty days after the ex-
hibition.
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CAMPAIGN GAZETTE.

,To. those who would like to
procure the Lancaster Gazette
during the present campaign
for FORTY CENTS, we would
say,-now is the time to give us
YOUR names. Gazette till No
yember list, at Forty Cents--in
advance.
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Addition to the town of Bre-


We have been shown, BY our
friend SIMON BEERY, Esq, a aplot
of his Second Addition to the town
OF Bremen, In this county, which
has been recently laid off by G. s.
Williams, City Engineer Of Ian.
caster. The Addition lies mostly
South Of and contiguous to the
track oftho G, and q Railroad
passing through that town, and
comprises some 1s In.lots of ordi
nary size, and 10 Out lots, of one
acre to FIVE acres in extent. 1t is
the intention of Mr.. Beery TO offer
the whole iof theso lots, together
with, q large warehouscs on the
Railroad at that point for sale al
public auction, on Saturday, the
18th Of September next.
Bremen is q pretty and lively
little village, situated in the midst
of rich and beautiful region Of
country, and offers ATTRACTIONS a'
q place Of pleasant residence ant
good point for business purposes
The chance about to be offered fol
securing desirable property there
should not bo overlooked.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

During his late sojourn at Long
Branch, President GRANT proved
himself an expert swimmist; buff
fetting the breakers with the best
OF them. We think he will be able
to keep his Presidential head above
water for upwards of seven years
vet if he wants to.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

A fire occurred in Philadelphia
on the 4th inst, by which store
houses containing some 10000 bar
rels Of whisky we're destroyed, inr
volving loss Of three to five mil
lion dollars, and several lives.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

On the night of the 5th inst. q
a republican meeting, composed
mostly of colored citizens, which
had assembled in Mobile to rejoice
over an election triumph, was at
tackled by mob of white demo
Gratis, and in the melee which en-
sued, FIVE negroes we're killed and
several wounded. That is the
way the robs accept the situation
down in Mobile.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12
McctIng of Republican Central


A meotipg Of the Republican Gen.
trail COMMITTEES Of Fairfield county
will be held at the Office of the
Lancaster Gazette, on Saturday
Aug. 9lst, at l o'clock, P. M. A full
attendance is earnestly requested
ThefoIlowiDg arothe members oi
the Committees:
Samuel Barr, of Clearcreek;
George Creed. of Amanda;
Jesse Brandt, sr., Of Bloom;
Henry Taylor. of Violet;
s. S. West, of Liberty;
John Brandt, Of Groen6eldi (
James Strobe, Of Hooking;
John Lands, Of Madison;
syannos. r. Pearce, Of Berne;
4. J. McNaghten, of Walnut;
N. McNaghten, Of Richland;
r, J. Black, of ,Rushcreok;}
S.A. Griswold, G, NJ. L. Wise
man, H. G. Drinkle, B. F. Rein
mund, city of Lancaster
A, R. KELLER, Pres.
s. A. GRIswoLD, Sec.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

Parties in st. Louis are erect
ing works for smelling the silver
ores of Colorado, as IL is believed
that city will become the chief
point for carrying on that work.
One thousand tuns Of ore will soon
be received there daily.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

CoRREcrloN.-It appears that
our information was incorrect re-
garding one point in the collision
affair by which Mr.. Applegate lost
his life. We arc now informed
that Mr.. P. Fetters was not racing,
but was some distance in advance
of the teams Of both The other men
at the time the accident occurred;
and that the collision which threw
Mr.. Applegate from his wagon was
caused by the attempt of Mr.. Bauss
to pass it OF speed with his.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

The Bennington Vermont mar.
kets are thus reported in a local
paper: "Marriages, dull; engage
ments, depressed courtships,
good and prime; scandal, over
stocked, bellies, plenty; beaux,
scarce and of poor quality"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12
Teachers, Institute.

The Fairfield County Teachers
Institute begins i,s session in this
city on Monday next. The servi.
ces Of Prof. ROBERT KIDD, the
celebrated elocutionist. Of Cinein.
natl, have been secured as Leetu.
rer, and it is proposed to give q
public Entertainment on some even.
ing during the week, Of which due
notice will be given hereafter.
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A Card.

Editors Lancaster. Ga=ette.-Per-
nit me, through your "valuable
paper" to express my acknOwledg.
ments to the numerous friends who
greeted me on my passage by your
city on Saturday afternoon last. l
must say that l vas highly graft
fed at tho devoted attention be-
slowed upon me by thousands Of
your citizens. l shall be "round''
again in about thirty five years,
when l hope to find my friends
all well, and in the enjoyment Of
good eyesight.
Yours truly,
E. CLIPS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

The Trustees Of the Central Ohio
Lunatic Asylum have accepted the
plans for tho same furnished by
Captain Levi 7. Scofeld Of Cleve-
land. Bids for the construction ol
the building will be Immediately
advertised for.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

A firm in Cleveland received on
Monday twenty.seven tuHs Of
Spanish grass, with which expert.
ments are to be made in tho man
ufacture Of paper.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

Chance for a Good Inrestment.-
Take notice Of the advertisement OF
"Grapery for Sale" near Circle
Vile, by Mr.. Ormsboe, which will
be found inthis paper. q
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

The premium lists for the g, com
ing county Agricultural JExhibi'
tions, are being very generally pub
lished in our State exchanges. Is
Fairfield county to have q Fair
this Fall? .''H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

The Democratic Convention Of
the Pickaway ard Franklin dis
trict nominated A. Il. Hibbs Of
franklin for the State Senate
The convention was disorderly,
and adjourned with signs of great
dissatisfaction.
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THE CONSTITUTIONALLY
BILIOUS.

No two parts of the human body more
strongly sympathiIe together than thestom'
ach and Liver. When one IL deranged the
otheris generally out Of repair. And at no
other period Of the year are they so liable to
become derapged as now, and thus lay the
foundation OF rdisorders which will rob life Of
its pleasures, and, perhaps, end in death
itself. The stomach nOU requires an anti-b'l'
ious tonic, the liver needs tonlng Immediately
and the blood ought to be cleansed and puri-
fed. Perhaps you do not realize the force Of
this statement; but. never heless, the necess'-
ty for observingit does exist. Be warned IN
time, and seek safety and exemption from dis
ease by using MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs
every day regularly. It is acertain cure fol
ali diseases arising from disordered stomach
and Ii yer, and reliable protection to all who
are constitutional y predisposed to biliou:
complaints.
--------s-Se SeS-s--------
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Mr.. jacob VOgIesobg. Of FOStO-
ria, Ohio, picked from one cherry
tree, this summer, Ave and three.
quarter bushels of cherries.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

There is great Methodist revi.
val at Groveport, Ohio. On Sun
day 1st inst, seventy-three con-
verts joined the church, and four
hundred and forty.five have joined
during tho present conference
year.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

Ne,c ROof.-The City Hall build
ing is being covered with new
roof of tin by tho workmen of
Jamos McMapamY.
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Great Oats.

DR.. G. MIEssE brought to our Of
6co on Monday a small bundle of
the biggest oats we ever saw.
Stalks 8 to 6 feet in length; heads
IA to 20 inches. and loaded with
a very solid and heavy grain. The
variety is the Norway oats, Of
which the DR.. has raised this sea-
son some SeUen bushels from a pint
and q half Of seed. We under
stand that DR.. MIEssE will have
q limited quantity of this magnif.
cent oats for sale for seed.
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CHURCH NoTIoE.--The Rev. q.
NJ. PETERS, will preach Of the Bap'
tist Church in this city, on Sum
day morning next. at the usual
hour for snch service. 5-fCll'H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

Eonr exchanges are Cfdll Of ac-
counts of the great eclipse Of the
sun of Saturday last. 1t appears
to have been success" at almost
every point heard from. Boston,
chusctts, is the only -promin-
ont place mentioned as having
been shut off from the sight by q
cloudy sky. 9uimoo sdf 1dl q
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

Losr GOLD PEN.-A Morton Gold
Pom, in a common brass holder
The finder will be rewarded on
leaving il at this Office.
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Money! Money!N Money!!;
July 8. lse9-7ly..

wan Ted aud must be had, IN settlement Of
the old Mithoff& Co., Hardware frm secoupts-
those iudebled are earnestly invited 70 call on
a. A. Mithof or ChAs. H. Greed, one or the
other ofwhom will at ell times Be- found at
their once over the Hardware Store ofhi'hoa
& Co., and they trust II will not bs necessary
10 repeat thi, invitation In different shapeJ
June 10, se-n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-08-12

Indications are detected in Gov
srnme6t circles looking to the an
pexation Of ST., Domingo to the
United States, IN event predicted
by some 10 take place within q
year, NH. ao .sus,lAl..1.,rI
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MARRIEn.

SMITH-MYERS-At the parsonage, on
Tuesday. August 10th, 1860, by Rev. B.. N.
Spahr, Nj. Henry Smith and Miss Madora
Myers, both Of Corroll, Ohio.
sPITLER-EYMAN-Atthe parsonage. Au.
gust 9tb, $50, by Rev. b. N. Spahr, Mr.. Thos.
], Splitter and Miss Maggie N. Eyman, all ol
Fairfield county, Ohio, =
UMwAKE-KERNs-op the 18th OF July,
by Rev, G. w. Mechiing, Mr.. John Umwake
and Miss Cathariue Kerns, both Of this county.
sHUPE-LARIMER-o ON the 9Th inst, At
the Lutheran parsonage, by Rev. q; W.
meohling, Mr.. John d. shuro and MISS Nancy
bartmer, both OF this county.