ADAMS, ELIZABETH - On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Rice, Mr. James T. Orbison to Miss Elizabeth Adams, all of this town. May 3, 1845 TT
ALDRICH, MARY LOUISA - On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. D.
Rice, Dr. Horace Coleman, and Miss Mary Louisa Aldrich, both of this place.
We had the pleasure of being "one of 'em" on the occasion above
referred to, and can but congratulate the happy pair, upon their safe arrival
from the State of Single Blessedness into the State of Connubial Felicity.
May all their fond anticipation of future happiness be more than realized--may
they ever
"Remember, 'tis no common tie,
The B'Boys in the office were not forgotten on this interesting
occasion. Upon the reception of a bountiful supply of "sweet fixens"
they called a meeting; the Devil being called to the chair, briefly stated the
object of the meeting. Whereupon the following Preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, as it is "not good for man to be alone,"
"it becomes necessary in the course of human events that he should take to
himself a "rib" and we rejoice that amidst the "'citement of the
'casion" in question, we, the printers were not forgotten. Therefore
Resolved, That we return our sincere thanks to the sweet bride who was so
mindful of us on this occasion, and that we wish her and her "other
half" all the happiness that a married life can possibly produce, for
ALLEN, HON. WILLIAM - On Monday evening last, at Fruit Hill, Ross county, by the Rev. Mr. Britton, the Hon. William Allen, to Mrs. Effie Coons, heiress of the late Gov. McArthur.--Chillicothe Democrat May 17, 1845 TT
AYRES, SUSANNAH E. - On the 9th instant, by Rev.
Maxwell P. Gaddins, Mr. Joseph K. Marlay, of Troy, Ohio, to Miss Susannah E.
Ayres, daughter of P. L. Ayres, Esq., of this county.--Hillsboro Gaz. October
22, 1845 TT
BAINES, JOSEPH
- On the 8th inst., by Rev. Mr. Rutledge, Mr. Joseph
Baines, and Miss Mary Ann Brown, daughter of Wm. Brown, Esq., all of this place.
The happy couple will undoubtedly prosper, as they forgot not the printer.
We acknowledge the reception of a large and delicious cake, for which we return
our thanks to the happy couple. May their path through life be strewed
with flowers, and may they illustrate new good and pleasant it is for two loving
hearts to "dwell together."
"May not one intervening sorrow alloy,
Or misfortune end their cup of joy."
April 15, 1847 TT
BAINS, JOHN - On Thursday, the 18th inst., by the Rev. D. Kemper, Mr. John Bains, of this place, to Miss Anna Lamme, of Clark Co., Ohio. Accompanying the above notice we received a fine cake--fully a "three pounder,"--as a gift from the fair bride. We wish every day would bring us a gift so liberal, and that every bride, would so kindly remember the Printer. We present our compliments to the happy pair, wishing them a long and prosperous voyage through life, and a safe entrance into the haven of bliss and immortality. December 25, 1845 TT
BARBOUR, FRANCIS ANN
- On the 3rd inst., at Dayton, by Rev. E.
Barnes, Mr. William Austin, to Miss Francis Ann Barbour, both of this place.
A splendid Cake was received. The happy couple have our best wishes.
April 5, 1845
BARKALOW, ELANOR - On the 28th, by the Rev. D. Kemper, Mr. John Winner to Miss Elanor Barkalow of Shelby county, Ohio. May 31, 1845 TT
BEEDLE, ISAAC N.
- October
1st, by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Mr. Isaac N.
Beedle, to Miss Margaret Dean, both of Greenville, Darke county, Ohio.
BLACK, ROBERT - On Nov. 13th by Rev. David Kemper, Mr. Robert Black to Miss Anna, daughter of Reuben Wallace, Esq., all of Clark County. We were not forgotten by the fair bride, but accompanying the notice we received a nice portion of the cake, which the "Devil" (having eaten it himself,) pronounced "bunkum". November 20, 1845 TT
BONNER, MARTHA - Dec. 11th, 1845, by Rev. David Kemper, Mr. Hugh
Jay, to Miss Martha Bonner. December 18, 1845
BOOHER, LEVI N. - On the 3rd inst., by Rev. Zeburn Eaton, Mr. Levi N. Booher, to Miss Harriet E. Ramsey, both of this county. April 5, 1845 TT
BROWN, MARY ANN
- On the 8th inst., by Rev. Mr. Rutledge, Mr. Joseph
Baines, and Miss Mary Ann Brown, daughter of Wm. Brown, Esq., all of this place.
The happy couple will undoubtedly prosper, as they forgot not the printer.
We acknowledge the reception of a large and delicious cake, for which we return
our thanks to the happy couple. May their path through life be strewed
with flowers, and may they illustrate new good and pleasant it is for two loving
hearts to "dwell together."
"May not one intervening sorrow alloy,
Or misfortune end their cup of joy." April 15, 1847
BROWNE, ALFRED J. M. - In Cincinnati, on the 29th ult., by Rev. J. Emrick, Mr. Alfred J. M. Browne, to Miss Martha J. E. James, all of Cincinnati. January 7, 1847 TT
BULI, JULIA
A. - Oct. 29, 1845, by Rev. David Kemper, Mr. John L.
Coats of Peru, Illinois, to Miss Julia A. Buli, of Gettysburgh, Dark County,
Ohio.
November 5, 1845 TT
CAMPBELL, DELILA - Nov. 30th, 1845, by Rev. David Kemper, A. B. Hartman, Esq., to Miss Delila Campbell, both of Hyattsville, Miami County, Ohio. December 4, 1845 TT
CARR, HANNAH - On Tuesday, May 11th, by Rev. D. Rice, Mr. Samuel Darst and Miss Hannah Carr, both of Lostcreek Township. Accompanying the above were lots of the nice "fixins" usual upon such occasions. May the lives of the happy pair, thus commenced with bright hopes of future happiness, be ever joyous; may no adverse cloud brood storms o'er their matrimonial horizon.
COATS, JOHN L. - Oct. 29, 1845, by Rev. David Kemper, Mr. John L. Coats of Peru, Illinois, to Miss Julia A. Buli, of Gettysburgh, Dark County, Ohio. November 5, 1845 TT
COLEMAN, DR. HORACE
- On
Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. D. Rice, Dr. Horace Coleman, and Miss Mary
Louisa Aldrich, both of this place. We had the pleasure of being "one
of 'em" on the occasion above referred to, and can but congratulate the
happy pair, upon their safe arrival from the State of Single Blessedness
into the State of Connubial Felicity. May all their fond anticipation of
future happiness be more than realized--may they ever
"Remember,
'tis no common tie,
The
B'Boys in the office were not forgotten on this interesting occasion. Upon
the reception of a bountiful supply of "sweet fixens" they called a
meeting; the Devil being called to the chair, briefly stated the object of the
meeting. Whereupon the following Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas,
as it is "not good for man to be alone," "it becomes necessary in
the course of human events that he should take to himself a "rib" and
we rejoice that amidst the "'citement of the 'casion" in question, we,
the printers were not forgotten. Therefore Resolved, That we return our
sincere thanks to the sweet bride who was so mindful of us on this occasion, and
that we wish her and her "other half" all the happiness that a married
life can possibly produce, for
COTTINGHAM, MARY L. - On Thursday, June 10th, by the Rev. Wm. Routledge, Mr. John Ohmart and Miss Mary L. Cottingham, both of Miami County. June 17, 1847 TT
COX, SAM - On the 12th inst., at the mansion-house of Mr. Joseph R. John, by the Rev. Mr. Brandriff, Mr. Sam Cox and Miss Dinah White, formerly servants of the late John Randolph of Roanoke. That this distinguished pair may enjoy all the felicity the matrimonial connexion affords, is the fervent wish of his DARKNESS of the Times. Go way White folk. September 17, 1846 TT
CROY, JOHN - On the 19th inst., by Rev. Evan Thomas, Mr. John Croy, of Fletcher, and Miss Elizabeth Deweese, of Staunton Township. August 26, 1847 TT
CULBERTSON, CATHARINE - On the 10th ult., by David Jenkins, Esq., Mr. John Moore, to Miss Catharine Culbertson, all of this county. December 17, 1846 TT
CULBERTSON, HEZEKIAH H.
- On the evening of the 2d of September, at
Versailles, Ky., by the Rev. C. J. Smith, Mr. Hezekiah H. Culbertson, of this
town, and Miss Susan, daughter of Robert Kinkead, of the former place. The
happy couple have our best wishes for their future prosperity and happiness.
"There's a bliss beyond all that the minstrel has told,
When two, that are linked in one heavenly tie,
With heart never changing and brow never cold,
Love on through all ills, and love on till they die.
One hour of a passion so sacred is worth,
Whole ages of heartless and wandering bliss;
And oh! if there be a alysium on earth,
It is this,
it is this."
DAILY, ELIZABETH
- In Dayton, on Monday, the 14th inst., by the
Rev. D. Winters, Mr. E. M. Osborn and Miss Elizabeth Daily, both of this town.
A present of "sweet things" accompanied the above notice, for which we
tender our thanks to the happy couple. May the cup of their blessing
o'erflow with those endearments and that prosperity which renders life a charm.
"When time has measured out their years,
And youth's bright dreams have ceased to charm,
May future hope dry up their tears,
And heavenly love their bosoms warm."
DARST, SAMUEL - On Tuesday, May 11th, by Rev. D. Rice, Mr. Samuel Darst and Miss Hannah Carr, both of Lostcreek Township. Accompanying the above were lots of the nice "fixins" usual upon such occasions. May the lives of the happy pair, thus commenced with bright hopes of future happiness, be ever joyous; may no adverse cloud brood storms o'er their matrimonial horizon.
DEAN, MARGARET - October 1st, by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Mr. Isaac N. Beedle, to Miss Margaret Dean, both of Greenville, Darke county, Ohio. October 31, 1846 TT
DEWEESE, CHRISTIANA - On the 25th ult., by Elder John Blodgett, Mr. Jesse E. Davis to Miss Christiana Deweese. January 15, 1846 TT
DUNKIN, WILLIAM - On the 16th inst., by Rev. Miles Templeton, Mr. William Dunkin, to Miss Margareta, daughter of Mr. Thomas Maxwell. March 18, 1847 TT
DYE, MARSHALL A.
-
On
the 5th inst., by Rev. Mr. Evan Thomas, Mr. Marshall A. Dye, of this place, to
Miss Lydia A. Gates, of Mercer county. With the above notice we received
one of the largest, best and most splendid looking wedding cake that ever
gratified the sight or palate of the inmates of a Printer's Chapel. Such a
present calls forth our most sincere wishes for the future happiness and
prosperity of the happy couple. May their path of life be strewn with
flowers--May life's choicest blessing attend them--and last, though not least,
may they be able to sustain the "responsibilities" of life.
Speak
it not lightly--though the young and gay
And thronging round thee now, with tones of mirth
Yet not the holy promise of to-day
Fade like the clouds that with the morn of birth,
That ever bright and sacred may be
Stored in the treasurer-cell of memory.
Speak it not lightly--O beware, beware!
'Tis no vain promise, no unmeaning work.
Men and angel's list the faith ye swear,
And by the High and Holy one 'tis heard:
Then kneel humbly at this altar now.
Pray for strength to keep your Marriage Vow. November 12,
1846 TT
FAIRCHILD, E. F. - In Oberlin, on Thursday evening, August 21st, by Prof. Morgan, Mr. M. W. Fairfield, of Troy, to Miss E. F. Fairchild, of the former place. September 3, 1845 TT
FAIRFIELD, REV. E. - In Oberlin, on Thursday evening, August 21st, by President Mahan, Rev. E. Fairfield of Canterbury, N. H. to Miss Lucia Jenison of Orangeville, N. Y. September 3, 1845 TT
FAIRFIELD, M. W. - In Oberlin, on Thursday evening, August 21st, by Prof. Morgan, Mr. M. W. Fairfield, of Troy, to Miss E. F. Fairchild, of the former place. September 3, 1845 TT
FANSLER, MARY - In this place on Tuesday evening, May 18, by the Rev. Milo Templeton, Mr. Abram A. Shafer to Miss Mary Fansler, both of Springfield, Ohio. May 27, 1847 TT
FORDYCE, JOSEPHUS L. - Oct. 1st, by Rev. N. Bishop, Mr. Josephus L. Fordyce to Miss Elizabeth Sloan, both of New Carlisle. October 31, 1846 TT
FOSTER, ELIZABETH - In New York City, on the 24th ultimo, by the Rev. Dr. Lyell, Mr. John N. Culbertson, of Troy, Ohio, to Miss Elizabeth Foster, of the former place. December 24, 1846 TT
FOX, ELIZABETH - On the 30th ult., by the Rev. R. Brandriff, Mr. Joseph Kitchen to Miss Elizabeth Fox, all of Troy. We return our thanks to the happy couple for the splendid Cake which accompanied the above notice. January 7, 1847 TT
FURNACE, ROBERT W. - On the evening of the 27th inst., by the Rev.
Mr. Dolby, Mr. Robert W. Furnace, formerly of this place to Miss Mary E. McComas,
of Cincinnati. November
5, 1845 TT
GARST, ELIZABETH - On the 31st ult., in New Carlisle, by Elder Hiram Simonton, Mr. George Serviss to Miss Elizabeth Garst. January 14, 1847 TT
GATES, LYDIA A.
- On the 5th inst., by Rev. Mr. Evan Thomas, Mr.
Marshall A. Dye, of this place, to Miss Lydia A. Gates, of Mercer county.
With the above notice we received one of the largest, best and most splendid
looking wedding cake that ever gratified the sight or palate of the inmates of a
Printer's Chapel. Such a present calls forth our most sincere wishes for
the future happiness and prosperity of the happy couple. May their path of
life be strewn with flowers--May life's choicest blessing attend them--and last,
though not least, may they be able to sustain the "responsibilities"
of life.
Speak it not lightly--though the young and gay
And thronging round thee now, with tones of mirth
Yet not the holy promise of to-day
Fade like the clouds that with the morn of birth,
That ever bright and sacred may be
Stored in the treasurer-cell of memory.
Speak it not lightly--O beware, beware!
'Tis no vain promise, no unmeaning work.
Men and angel's list the faith ye swear,
And by the High and Holy one 'tis heard:
Then kneel humbly at this altar now.
Pray for strength to keep your Marriage Vow. November 12, 1846
TT
GREEN, MARGARET - On the 3d inst., by Rev. Daniel Rice, Mr.
Matthias McAnnally, to Miss Margaret Green, all of this vicinity.
Accompanying the above notice was a splendid Cake, weighing something less than
sixteen pounds--Immediately on the receipt of said Cake, the "Devil"
issued his proclamation for all hands to assemble forth with. Having all
assembled, his Majesty made a very eloquent and appropriate address and
concluded by offering the following resolution: Resolved, That we return our sincere thanks to the happy couple for
remembering us in the hour of festivity and joy: and may the choicest blessings
of Heaven attend them through this life, and when done with the trials and
troubles of this world experience a blessed immortality. December 17, 1846
TT
GROSVENOR, LAVINIA - On the 8th inst., by the Rev. Z. Eaton, Mr. Jesse Julian, to Miss Lavinia Grosvenor, both of this county. May 17, 1845 TT
HALL, SOPHIA AMELIA - Married - September 10, by the Rev. B. T. F. Cake, Mr. Henry Spencer, of St. Louis, to Miss Sophia Amelia, youngest daughter of Gen. Hall, Esq., of Cincinnati. September 18, 1846 The Reveille
HANNAN, WILLIAM - On the 31st inst., by the Rev. D. Kemper, Mr. William Hannan to Miss Catharine Gardner, all of Clark county, Ohio. August 6, 1845 TT
HARTMAN, A. B., ESQ. - Nov. 30th 1845, by Rev. David Kemper, A. B. Hartman, Esq., to Miss Delila Campbell, both of Hyattsville, Miami County, Ohio. December 4, 1845 TT
HASTINGS, MARY D. - At Warwick, Mass., Oct. 29, by the Rev. Preserved Smith, Mr. Royal W. Smith, (of the firm of Smith and Brother, Merchants of this place,) to Miss Mary D., eldest daughter of the late William Hastings, Esq. With the above notice, we received fine slices of the wedding cake, for which we return to the happy persons our thanks, accompanied with the prayer that their barques may glide smoothly and securely through life. November 13, 1845 TT
HUTCHINSON, SARAH A. D. - In Cincinnati, on Sunday morning, May 30th, by the Rev. E. W. Sehon, Mr. S. J. Lipman, of Philadelphia, "A" member of Rockwell's Amphitheatre, to Miss Sarah A. D. HUtchinson, of Albany, N. Y. June 3, 18477 TT
JAMES, MARTHA J. E. - In Cincinnati, on the 29th ult, by Rev. J. Emrick, Mr. Alfred J. M. Browne, to Miss Martha J. E. James, all of Cincinnati. January 7, 1847 TT
JAY, HUGH - Dec. 11th, 1845, by Rev. David Kemper, Mr. Hugh Jay, to Miss Martha Bonner. December 18, 1845 TT
JENISON, LUCIA - In Oberlin, on Thursday evening, August 21st, by President Mahan, Rev. E. Fairfield of Canterbury, N. H. to Miss Lucia Jenison, of Orangeville, N. Y. September 3, 1845 TT
JOHN, HARRIET - On Thursday morning last by Rev. Mr. Childs, Capt.
M. S. Wagner and Miss Harriet John--all of this place.
November 11, 1847 TT
JONES, HANNAH - In the Franklin street Presbyterian Church, on
Sabbath, the 11th inst., at 11 o'clock, by Rev. D. Rice, Mr. D. W. Orbison, of
this place, to Miss Hannah Danforth, daughter of Mr. Wm. Jones of
Marlborough, New Hampshire. July 15, 1847 TT
Marriage license record
says David W. Orbison July 11
1847 to Hannah D. Jones Book F. p.
211
JULIAN, JESSE - On the 8th inst., by the Rev. Z. Eaton, Mr. Jesse Julian, to Miss Lavinia Grosvenor, both of this county. May 17, 1845 TT
KINKEAD, SUSAN - On the evening of the 2d of September, at
Versailles, Ky., by the Rev. C. J. Smith, Mr. Hezekiah H. Culbertson, of this
town, and Miss Susan, daughter of Robert Kinkead, of the former place. The
happy couple have our best wishes for their future prosperity and happiness.
"There's a bliss beyond all that the minstrel has told,
When two, that are linked in one heavenly tie,
With heart never changing and brow never cold,
Love on through all ills, and love on till they die.
One hour of a passion so sacred is worth,
Whole ages of heartless and wandering bliss;
And oh! if there be a alysium on earth,
It is this,
it is this."
KURTY, JAMES - Married, on the 27th inst., by the Rev. D. Kemper, Mr. James Kurty, of Burlington to Isabella McConaughey, of this county. May 31, 1845 TT
LAMME, ANNA - On Thursday, the 18th inst., by the Rev. D. Kemper, Mr. John Bains, of this place, to Miss Anna Lamme, of Clark Co., Ohio. Accompanying the above notice we received a fine cake--fully a 'three pounder',--as a gift from the fair bride. We wish every day would bring us a gift so liberal, and that every bride, would so kindly remember the Printer. We present our compliments to the happy pair, wishing them a long and prosperous voyage through life, and a safe entrance into the haven of bliss and immortality. December 25, 1845 TT
LEAGUE, JOHN - On the 12th instant, by the Rev. D. Rice, Mr. John
League and Miss Susan Wheelock, both of this county.
Upon thy neck light hang the chain,
For Hymen now hath bound ye,
Over thee and thine, may pleasure reign,
And smiling friends surround ye. March 19, 1846
TT
LEEDS, JOHN - On the 22d inst., by John F. Somerville, Esq., Mr. John Leeds and Miss Sarah Shackelford, all of Concord Township. We acknowledge the receipt of a share of the "good things" usual on such occasions. May all that renders life agreeable be their lot. August 26, 1847 TT
LIPMAN, S. J. - In Cincinnati, on Sunday morning, May 30th, by the Rev. E. W. Sehon, Mr. S. J. Lipman, of Philadelphia, "A" member of Rockwell's Amphitheatre, to Miss Sarah A. D. Hutchinson, of Albany, N. Y. June 3, 1847 TT
LOUTHAN, FRANCES E. - On Wednesday, Dec. 30th, by the Rev.
T. B. Childs, Mr. John W. Ross, of New Carlisle to Miss Frances E. Louthan, of
Troy.
"There's a bliss beyond all that the Minstrel has told,
When two that are link'd in one heavenly tie,
With heart never changing and brow never cold,
Love on through all ills, and love on till they die;
One hour of a passion so sacred is worth,
Whole ages of heartless and wandering bliss;
And oh! if there be an elysium on earth,
It is this, it is
this." December
31, 1846 TT
MARLAY, JOSEPH K. - On the 9th inst, by Rev. Maxwell P. Gaddins, Mr. Joseph K. Marlay, of Troy, Ohio, to Miss Susannah E. Ayres, daughter of P. L. Ayres, Esq., of this county.--Hillsboro Gaz. October 22, 1845 TT
MAXWELL, MARGARETA - On the 16th inst., by Rev. Miles Templeton, Mr. William Dunkin, to Miss Margareta, daughter of Mr. Thomas Maxwell. March 18, 1847 TT
MAYO, LUCY R. - At Roxbury, near Boston, on the 10th inst., Mr. Preserved Smith, merchant of this place, and Miss Lucy R. Mayo, of the former place. September 24, 1846 TT
McANNALLY, MATTHIAS - On the 3d inst., by Rev. Daniel Rice, Mr. Matthias McAnnally, to Miss Margaret Green, all of this vicinity. Accompanying the above notice was a splendid Cake, weighing something less than sixteen pounds--Immediately on the receipt of said Cake, the "Devil" issued his proclamation for all hands to assemble forth with. Having all assembled, his Majesty made a very eloquent and appropriate address and concluded by offering the following resolution: Resolved, That we return our sincere thanks to the happy couple for remembering us in the hour of festivity and joy; and may the choicest blessings of Heaven attend them through this life, and when done with the trials and troubles of this world experience a blessed immortality. December 17, 1846 TT
McCOMAS, MARY E. - On the evening of the 27th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Dolby, Mr. Robert W. Furnace, formerly of this place to Miss Mary E. McComas, of Cincinnati. November 5, 1845 TT
McCONAUGHEY, ISABELLA - Married, on the 27th inst., by the Rev. D. Kemper, Mr. James Kurty, of Burlington, to Isabella McConaughey, of this county. May 31, 1845 TT
McDONALD, MARIA - On 30th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Telford, Mr. Robert L. Douglass, to Miss Maria McDonald, both of this place. February 8, 1845 TT
McINTIRE, MARY ANN - On the 9th inst., by Rev. J. A. Meeks, Mr. Samuel McIntire, of this vicinity, to Miss Mary Ann McIntire, of Washington Township. September 16, 1847 TT
McINTIRE, SAMUEL - On the 9th inst., by Rev. J. A. Meeks, Mr. Samuel McIntire, of this vicinity, to Miss Mary Ann McIntire, of Washington Township. September 16, 1847 TT
McLUNG, MRS. MARY D. - On the 8th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Rutledge, Mr.
S. D. Vandervere, of Warren county, to Mrs. Mary D. McLung, of this place.
MILLER, P. A. - On the 27th ult., by the Rev. D. P. Rosenmiller,
Mr. H. P. Norris, of this place, and Miss P. A. Miller of Dayton.
November 11, 1847 TT
MITCHELL, JOS. (JOSEPH) R. - On Thursday, the 6th inst, by the Rev. S. C. Mitchell, of Dayton, Mr. Jos. R. Mitchell, to Miss Sarah Sailor, both of this county. With the above notice we received fine slices of the wedding cake, for which we return to the happy persons our thanks, accompanied with the prayer that their barques may glide smoothly and securely through life. November 13, 1845 TT
MOORE, JOHN - On the 10th ult., by David Jenkins, Esq., Mr. John Moore, to Miss Catharine Culbertson, all of this county. December 17, 1846 TT
MORRIS, IRA L. - On the 21st inst., by Rev. Mr. Kemper, Mr. Ira L. Morris, to Miss Diana, daughter of Mr. Jesse Meek, all of this county. May 28, 1846 TT
MURRAY, ELEANOR - On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. James Coe, Mr. Isreal Kessler to Miss Eleanor Murray, of this place. That the morning of their nuptial being may be graced with beatitudes pure as the night dews glittering in the moon-beam--its noon with things good as its sunbeams shall be strong--its evening with an otuim, calm as the wedding cake they sent us was big, (and it was big,) is the fervent orison of the printer. June 25, 1846 TT
NORRIS, H. P. - On the 27th ult., by the Rev. D. P. Rosenmiller, Mr. H. P. Norris, of this place, and Miss P. A. Miller, of Dayton. November 11, 1847 TT
OHMART, JOHN - On Thursday, June 10th, by the Rev. Wm. Routledge, Mr. John Ohmart and Miss Mary L. Cottingham, both of Miami County. June 17, 1847 TT
ORBISON, D. W.
- In the Frankline street Presbyterian Church, on
Sabbath, the 11th inst., at 11 o'clock, by Rev. D. Rice, Mr. D. W. Orbison, of
this place, to Miss Hannah Danforth, daughter of Mr. Wm. Jones, of
Marlborough, New Hampshire.
July 15, 1847 TT
ORBISON, JAMES T. - On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Rice, Mr. James T. Orbison to Miss Elizabeth Adams, all of this town. May 3, 1845 TT
ORBISON, THOMAS - On the 14th inst., Mr. Thomas Orbison to Miss _______ Stewart, both of Staunton township. October 22, 1845 TT
OSBORN, E. M.
- In Dayton, on Monday, the 14th inst., by the
Rev. D. Winters, Mr. E. M. Osborn and Miss Elizabeth Daily, both of this town.
A present of "sweet things" accompanied the above notice, for which we
tender our thanks to the happy couple. May the cup of their blessing
o'erflow with those endearments and that prosperity which renders life a charm.
"When time has measured out their years,
And youth's bright dreams have ceased to charm,
May future hope dry up their tears,
And heavenly love their bosoms warm."
ROSS,
JOHN W. - On Wednesday, Dec. 30th, by the Rev. T. B. Childs, Mr. John W.
Ross, of New Carlisle to Miss Frances E. Louthan, of Troy.
"There's a bliss beyond all that the Minstrel has told,
When two that are link'd in one heavenly tie,
With heart never changing and brow never cold,
Love on through all ills, and love on till they die;
One hour of a passion so sacred is worth,
Whole ages of heartless and wandering bliss;
And oh! if there be an elysium on earth,
It is this, it is
this." December
31, 1846 TT
SAILOR, SARAH - On Thursday, the 6th inst., by the Rev. S. C. Mitchell, of Dayton, Mr. Jos. R. Mitchell, to Miss Sarah Sailor, both of this county. With the above notice we received fine slices of the wedding cake, for which we return to the happy persons our thanks, accompanied with the prayer that their barques may glide smoothly and securely through life. November 13, 1845 TT
SERVISS, GEORGE - On the 31st ult., in New Carlisle, by Elder Hiram Simonton, Mr. George Serviss to Miss Elizabeth Garst. January 14, 1847 TT
SHAFER, ABRAM A. - In this place on Tuesday evening, May 18, by the Rev. Milo Templeton, Mr. Abram A. Shafer to Miss Mary Fansler, both of Springfield, Ohio. May 27, 1847 TT
SHOOT, EMELINE - On the 15th inst., by the Rev. Z. Eaton, Mr. Cooper Sill, to Miss Emeline Shoot, both of this county. May 17, 1845 TT
SILL, COOPER - On the 15th inst., by the Rev. Z. Eaton, Mr. Cooper Sill, to Miss Emeline Shoot, both of this county. May 17, 1845 TT
SLOAN, ELIZABETH - Oct 1st, by Rev. N. Bishop, Mr. Josephus L. Fordyce to Miss Elizabeth Sloan, both of New Carlisle. October 31, 1846 TT
SMITH, ROYAL W. - At Warwick, Mass., Oct. 29, by the Rev. Preserved Smith, Mr. Royal W. Smith, (of the firm of Smith and Brother, Merchants of this place,) to Miss Mary D., eldest daughter of the late William Hastings, Esq. With the above notice we received fine slices of the wedding cake, for which we return to the happy persons our thanks, accompanied with the prayer that their barques may glide smoothly and securely through life. November 13, 1845 TT
SPENCER, HENRY - Married - September 10, by the Rev. B. T. F Cake, Mr. Henry Spencer, of St. Louis, to Miss Sophia Amelia, youngest daughter of Gen. Hall, Esq., of Cincinnati. September 18, 1846 Reveille
STAFFORD, NANCY - On the 11th inst., by the Rev. David Kemper, Mr. Abraham Jenkins, of Clark county, Ohio to Miss Nancy Stafford, of Miami county. February 15, 1845 TT
STEWART, MISS - On the 14th inst., Mr. Thomas Orbison to Miss _______ Stewart, both of Staunton township. October 22, 1845 TT
STOUT, HENRY D. - At Hamilton on the 4th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Thomas E. Thomas, Henry D. Stout, Editor of the Troy Times, to Elizabeth Pennington. The above notice was not accompanied by a profuse slice of Bride's Cake, and appendage at swenimonis; but to make amends for this neglect the boys expect a continuous feast, to last as long at least, as the Honey Moon; and the readers of the Times expect some ____ articles, from the pen of the Editor, on annexation. February 8, 1845 TT
SUTHERLAND, HENRIETTA - October 21st, by Rev. T. B. Childs, Mr. Isaac N. Webb, to Miss Henrietta Sutherland, all of this county. October 31, 1846 TT
TULLIS, EMILY - On the 4th inst., by Elder Fowler, Mr. Richard Sharp, of this
place, and Miss Emily Tullis, of Concord Township. November 11, 1847
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TULLIS,
SUSANNAH
- By Elder D. F. Ladley, on Tuesday morning last, Mr. Joseph Warner to Miss
Susannah Tullis, both of this county. We acknowledge the receipt, with the
above notice, of several fine slices of the wedding cake, which made us almost
wish that ____ Texas, annexation treaties were being ratified every day.
We present our compliments to the happy bride, with the assurance that, were the
Printers' kind wishes needed to ensure it, their life would be one bright scene
of sunshine and prosperity. August
18, 1845 TT
VANDERVERE, S. D. - On the 8th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Rutledge, Mr.
S. D. Vandervere, of Warren county, to Mrs. Mary D. McLung, of this place.
WAGNER, CAPT. M. S.
- On Thursday morning last by Rev. Mr. Childs,
Capt. M. S. Wagner and Miss Harriet John--all of this place.
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WARNER, JOSEPH - By Elder D. F. Ladley, on Tuesday morning last, Mr. Joseph Warner to Miss Susannah Tullis, both of this county. We acknowledge the receipt, with the above notice, of several fine slices of the wedding cake, which made us almost wish, that ____ Texas, annexation treaties were being ratified every day. We present our compliments to the happy bride, with the assurance that, were the Printers' kind wishes needed to ensure it, their life would be one bright scene of sunshine and prosperity. August 13, 1845 TT
WEBB, THOMAS
- October 2nd, by Rev. Evan Thomas, Mr. Thomas Webb to
Miss Sarah Esty.
WHEELOCK, SUSAN
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On the 12th instant, by the Rev. D. Rice, Mr. John
Leauge and Miss Susan Wheelock, both of this county. March
19, 1846 TT
Upon thy neck light hang the chain,
For Hymen now hath bound ye,
Over thee and thine, may pleasure reign,
And smiling friends surround ye. March 19, 1846
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WINNER, JOHN - On the 28th, by the Rev. D. Kemper, Mr. John Winner to Miss Elanor Barkalow of Shelby county, Ohio. May 31, 1845 TT