BILGER, J. MONROE - On Thursday evening 10th inst., by the Rev. Mifflin Harker, Mr. J. Monroe Bilger, of Philadelphia, Pa., to Miss Nancy J., daughter of Joseph Culbertson, Esq., of this place. The newly married couple were, as they should be mindful of the Printer.--We acknowledge the receipt of a lot of the "good things," for which we return our thanks. May long life, happiness and prosperity be theirs. August 17, 1848
BROWN, DANIEL B. - On the 7th of Dec. 1848, by Rev. E. J. Thomas, Mr. Daniel B. Brown and Miss Lucretia O. Kimble, all of Troy. The Printer's fee accompanied the above, for which "all hands" return thanks. May all the future enjoyments of the couple be "done Brown." December 18, 1848
CAMPBELL, SUSAN - On Thursday last, Mr. Rev. Mr. Kalb, Mr.
Gordon Cecil, and Miss Susan Campbell, both of this vicinity. The above
notice was accompanied by a bountiful supply of such "fixins" as the
printers like to see, for which the couple have our thanks. May the
fullness of Matrimonial enjoyment be their lot. As the bridegroom is a
good Taylor man, we feel sure that they will prosper in this world. October
12, 1848
CECIL, GORDON - On Thursday last, by Rev. Mr. Kalb, Mr.
Gordon Cecil, and Miss Susan Campbell, both of this vicinity. The above
notice was accompanied by a bountiful supply of such "fixins" as the
printers like to see, for which the couple have our thanks. May the
fullness of Matrimonial enjoyment be their lot. As the bridegroom is a
good Taylor man, we feel sure that they will prosper in this world. October
12, 1848
CLOUGH, ALVIRA - On Sunday last, by George Keifer, Esq., Mr.
James A. Norris and Miss Alvira Clough. December
18, 1848
CLOUGH, CATHARINE E. - On Sunday last, by George Keifer, Esq., Mr. Walker P. Woolery and Miss Catharine E. Clough, all of this place. Young married folks who are so mindful of the Printers, as the above couple was, cannot fail of being prosperous and happy in all their future lives. A good supply of the sweet meats usual upon such occasions were our share, for which they have our best wishes. December 18, 1848
COUNTS, JANE - On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. E.
Thomas, Mr. Thomas Wilson, and Miss Jane Counts, both of this vicinity. We
are lucky fellows this week, as well the Preachers. The printer's fee, in
the shape of cake etc. accompanied the above.
"Yes, 'tis a glorious thought to me,
Nor longer shall my soul repine,
What'er thou art, or e'er shalt be,
Thou art dearly--solely mine." November
2, 1848
CRIST, MARIA ELIZABETH - On the 15th inst., at Section 10, by Rev. Amos Metcalf, Mr. Joseph R. Murphy, of Section 10, and Miss Maria Elizabeth Crist, of Piqua. October 26, 1848
CULBERTSON, NANCY J. - On Thursday evening 10th inst., by
the Rev. Mifflin Harker, Mr. J. Monroe Bilger, of Philadelphia, Pa., to Miss
Nancy J., daughter of Joseph Culbertson, Esq., of this place. The newly
married couple were, as they should be, mindful of the Printer.--We acknowledge
the receipt of a lot of the "good things," for which we return our
thanks. May long life, happiness and prosperity be theirs. August
17, 1848
DIAL, PROFESSOR E. G. - On the 21st inst., by Rev. T. Gorsuch,
Professor E. G. Dial, of the Ohio Conference High School, Springfield, and Miss
Ann E., daughter of Dr. R. Sabin, of Troy. December
25, 1848
DYE, LETTITIA A. - On Thursday last, by the Rev. Wm. Langarl, Mr. Aaron A. Meredith and Miss Lettitia A. Dye, both of this place. Aaron was one of the B'Hoys that fought so valiantly at Monterey, not fearing cannon or musket balls, but when attacked by one of our fair sex, immediately surrendered. May the happy couple live long, enjoy this life, and be made heirs of that to come. August 31, 1848
EDDY, COMFORT - On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Wm.
Roney, Mr. Comfort Eddy, of Middleburg, O., and Mrs. Susan Blackman, of this
place. Accompanying the above notice, was "one of the cakes you read
about," for which the couple have the thanks of "all hands" about
this office. The cake was beautifully ornamented with pretty fixins, and
tasted equally as well as it looked.--May the bridegroom ever prove a
COMFORT-HER in "times of trouble and affliction." In conclusion,
we have one request to make of the bride, (knowing her to be a good Whig) and
that is, that she convert her husband from the error of his political ways,
before the Presidential election. November
2, 1848
ELLIOTT, MARY - On Wednesday last, by Rev. Z. Eaton, Mr.
Albert Heald and Miss Mary Elliott, all of this county. We, the Printers,
were not forgotten on this occasion. We acknowledge the receipt of a
bountiful supply of the "good things", for which we return our thanks
to the happy couple. May the "silken cord" which binds their
"willing hearts together" never be severed; and may their lives be
long, happy and useful.
Albert received King Cupids' dart,
That wounded Mary in the heart;
And now it is with joy revealed,
That Mary is with Albert----Heald March 9, 1848
HEALD, ALBERT - On Wednesday last, by Rev. Z. Eaton, Mr.
Albert Heald and Miss Mary Elliott, all of this county. We, the Printers,
were not forgotten on this occasion. We acknowledge the receipt of a
bountiful supply of the "good things", for which we return our thanks
to the happy couple. May the "silken cord" which binds their
"willing hearts together" never be severed; and may their lives be
long, happy and useful.
Albert received King Cupid's dart,
That wounded Mary in the heart;
And now it is with joy revealed,
That Mary is with Albert----Heald March 9, 1848
KIMBLE, LUCRETIA O. - On the 7th of Dec. 1848, by Rev. E. J. Thomas, Mr. Daniel B. Brown and Miss Lucretia O. Kimble, all of Troy. The Printer's fee accompanied the above, for which "all hands" return thanks. May all the future enjoyments of the couple be "done brown." December 18, 1848
KUTCHER, SUSAN - On the 19th ult., by John F. Somerville,
Esq., Mr. Andrew Michael and Miss Susan Kutcher. March
23, 1848
LITTLER, MATILDA - On the 15th inst., by Rev. T. Gorsuch, Mr. Nathan F. Butcher to Miss Matilda Littler, both of Miami county. October 26, 1848
LOCKE, WM. (WILLIAM) B. - On Thursday evening last, by Rev.
Jas. Smith, Mr. Wm. B. Locke, proprietor of the Saturday Clipper, and Miss
Angeline E. Fiddler, of Brant. Well, we will have nothing more to say
about "Shy Locke" after this. We had the honor of an invitation
to a party given on the above occasion; but "circumstances prevented us
from being present."--We are informed, however, that the evening was very
pleasant spent--the bride looked sweet--and that Brown, after he had been
"fixed off" with the Broadcloth and other such trimmings was actually
a "nice looking young man!" He is such a singular genius,
however, that we are surprised at his ever finding one of the fair sex that
"would have him." He always "sets" while standing, and
stands while "setting." Brown, you and your "better
half," have our best wishes for your future prosperity. May you never
be "out of sorts," especially "small caps"--May your
"band drawer" always be well filled with "quoin" (coin)--May
you have a good "bed" on which to lay your "forms," and a
good supply of "sheets" and "blankets," and when Death shall
"lock up" your "forms" and take an "impression"
thereof, and present the "proof sheet" to the Great Proof Reader, may
it be pronounced a "clean proof"--free from "Monks,"
"Friars," "Picks," "Slurs," and
"Squabbles." November
2, 1848
MAHURIN, CATHARINE - On Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
T. Gorsuch, Mr. Horace Stockton, and Miss Catharine Mahurin, both of this place.
MICHAEL, ANDREW - On the 19th ult., by John F. Somerville,
Esq., Mr. Andrew Michael and Miss Susan Kutcher. March
23, 1848
MURPHY, JOSEPH R. - On the 15th inst., at Section 10, by
Rev. Amos Metcalf, Mr. Joseph R. Murphy, of Section 10, and Miss Maria Elizabeth
Crist, of Piqua. October
26, 1848
NORRIS, JAMES A. - On Sunday last, by George Keifer, Esq., Mr. James A. Norris and Miss Alvira Clough. December 18, 1848
ROGERS, DAVID - On Monday evening last, by George Keifer, Esq., Mr. David Rogers and Miss Elizabeth Tuttle. September 14, 1848
SABIN, ANN E. - On the 21st inst., by Rev. T. Gorsuch,
Professor E. G. Dial, of the Ohio Conference High School, Springfield, and Miss
Ann E., daughter of Dr. R. Sabin, of Troy. December
25, 1848
TUTTLE, ELIZABETH - On Monday evening last, by George Keifer, Esq., Mr. David Rogers and Miss Elizabeth Tuttle. September 14, 1848
WILSON, THOMAS - On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. E.
Thomas, Mr. Thomas Wilson, and Miss Jane Counts, both of this vicinity. We
are lucky fellows this week, as well the Preachers. The printer's fee, in
the shape of cake etc. accompanied the above.
"Yes, 'tis a glorious thought to me,
Nor longer shall my soul repine,
What'er thou art, or e'er shalt be,
Thou art dearly--solely mine." November
2, 1848
WOOLERY, WALKER P. - On Sunday last, by George Keifer, Esq.,
Mr. Walker P. Woolery and Miss Catharine E. Clough, all of this place.
Young married folks who are to mindful of the Printers, as the above couple was,
cannot fail of being prosperous and happy in all their future lives. A
good supply of the sweet meats usual upon such occasions was our share, for
which they have our best wishes. December
18, 1848