BOYER, DR. - In this place at the residence of Mathias Klee,
Esq., on Thursday the 4th inst., Dr. Boyer of Illinois, and Miss Elizabeth
Gilmore, of this county. Thanks to the young bride for her present sent
us, and in return we wish her and her gay partner a prosperous journey to, and a
happy home in the Far West. September 11, 1851
CLARK, ISACHER - On Thursday 9th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Cox,
Mr. Isacher Clark and Miss Sarah Stewart, ward of Hon. J. C. Winans. We
acknowledge the receipt of a bountiful supply of delicious refreshments, sent us
by the fair young bride. In turn we wish them and their gay partners a
prosperous journey over the new sea of life, upon which they have just launched
their barques. October 23, 1851
COTTINGHAM, WM. (WILLIAM) - On Tuesday evening, 16th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Vanvieck, Mr. Wm. Cottingham, of this place, and Mrs. Elizabeth Osgood, of Cincinnati. December 18, 1851
DYCHE, VALENTINE - Sunday, January 26th, by the Rev. R.
Brandriff, Mr. Valentine Dyche and Miss Mary B., daughter of Thos. Wilmington,
Esq., all of this city. With the above announcement we received from the
hands of the fair young bride, a plateful supply of delicacies, for which both
parties to this happy union have our best and warmest wishes for their future
prosperity and happiness. January
30, 1851
GILMORE, ELIZABETH - In this place at the residence of Mathias Klee, Esq., on Thursday the 4th inst., Dr. Boyer of Illinois, and Miss Elizabeth Gilmore, of this county. Thanks to the young bride for her present sent us, and in return we wish her and her gay partner a prosperous journey to, and a happy home in the Far West. September 11, 1851
JACKSON, J. M. - On Sunday morning last, by Elder Martin,
Mr. J. M. Jackson, of this city, and Miss Cerelda Ann Robbins, of Springcreek tp.
Accompanying the announcement of the above recorded happy event, we received
from the hands of the fair young bride, a grateful supply of rich delicacies,
for which we wish her, and her gay partner, happiness, health, hilarity and a
hey-day of existence. May her heart never be less generous than she has
this day shown it to be, and may peace and plenty sit smiling at the door.
And---
May every future prospect be,
May sweetest flowers thy path adorn,
No sorrow frown on thine or thee.
And as yon orb that proudly holds,
This journey through the eastern sky,--
Bright be each dream thy heart enfolds,
Still bright thy plea are beaming eye.
Propitious stars upon thee shine,
To light thee through this world of care,
Thy cup be filled with bliss olvine,
And earth's beat joys be mingled there.
Any may thy setting sun be fair,
And cloudless as thy bridal morn,
That then mayest love to linger there,
On joys that never shall return.
JUSTICE, SARAH B. - On the 1st inst., by the Rev. F. S. Fagan, Mr. Thomas J. Line and Miss Sarah B. Justice, both of Tippecanoe.
Now JUSTICE sits upon her throne,
May she her right assert,
And draw a LINE that she may own
As worthy of her court. May 8, 1851
KNIGHT, ALICE -
On Thursday 11th inst., by Rev. N.
Martin, Dr. Isaac S. Weeks and Miss Alice Knight, all of Casstown. The passion of human love,
How infinite its sway!
It binds the hearts of two in one
And speeds them on their way.
KYLE, BARTON S. - On Thursday 8th, inst., at Rose Hill place
by Rev. Mr. Gorsuch of Dayton, O., Mr. Barton S. Kyle, of this city and Miss
Margaret, only daughter of the late A. W. McNabb, of Staunton Tp.
"Hearts that love
Like two kindred drops they mingle into one."
LEE, MARY JANE - In Troy, on the 10th inst., by the Rev. Z. Eaton, Mr. David W. Ludlow and Miss Mary Jane, daughter of the late John W. Lee, of this city.
July 17, 1851LINE, THOMAS J. - On the 1st inst., by the Rev. F. S. Fagan, Mr.
Thomas J. Line and Miss Sarah B. Justice, both of Tippecanoe.
Now JUSTICE sits upon her throne,
May she her right assert,
And draw a LINE that she may own
As worthy of her court.
LUDLOW, DAVID W. - In Troy, on the 10th inst., by the Rev. Z. Eaton, Mr. David W. Ludlow and Miss Mary Jane, daughter of the late John W. Lee, of this city.
July 17, 1851MAXWELL, S. J. - In Lost Creek Township, May 15th, by Rev. Mr. Cox,
of Piqua, Mr. S. J. Maxwell, of Spring Creek, and Miss Jane L. Stewart, of the
former place. The kind heart of the fair young bride did not forget us, on
this, her brightest day of life, but sent us a handsome remembrance for which
she has for herself and for her gallant partner, our sincerest wishes for future
happiness and prosperity.
Behold, how fair of eye and mild of mien,
Walks forth to marriage yonder gentle queen;
What chaste sobriety whene'er she speaks,
What glad content sits smiling on her cheeks;
What plans of goodness in that bosom glow,
What prudent cure is throned upon her brow,
What tender truth in all she does or says,
What pleasantness and peace in all her ways!
Forever blooming on that cheerful face,
Home's best affections grow divine in grace;
Her eyes are rayed with love, serene and bright;
Charity wreathes her lips with smiles of light;
Her kindly voice hath music in its notes;
And Heaven's own atmosphere around her floats!
McCORKLE, JAMES A. - In this city, on Monday, the 7th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Hall, of Dayton, Mr. James A. McCorkle, and Miss Ellen L., daughter of Lester Smith, Esq.
July 17, 1851McINTIRE, JANE - On the 27th of Feb. by Rev. Milo Templeton, Mr. Richard McIntire, of Piqua, and Miss Jane McIntire, of the vicinity of Piqua.
March 6, 1851McINTIRE, RICHARD - On the 27th of Feb. by Rev. Milo Templeton, Mr. Richard McIntire, of Piqua, and Miss Jane McIntire, of the vicinity of Piqua.
March 6, 1851McNABB, MARGARET - On Thursday 8th, inst., at Rose Hill place by Rev. Mr. Gorsuch of Dayton, O., Mr. Barton S. Kyle, of this city and Miss Margaret, only daughter of the late A. W. McNabb, of Staunton Tp.
"Hearts that love
Like two kindred drops they mingle into one."
OSGOOD, MRS. ELIZABETH - On Tuesday evening, 16th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Vanvieck, Mr. Wm. Cottingham, of this place, and Mrs. Elizabeth Osgood, of Cincinnati.
December 18, 1851ROBBINS, CERELDA ANN - On
Sunday morning last, by Elder Martin, Mr. J. M. Jackson, of this city, and Miss
Cerelda Ann Robbins, of Springcreek tp. Accompanying the announcement of
the above recorded happy event, we received from the hands of the fair young
bride, a grateful supply of rich delicacies, for which we wish her, and her gay
partner, happiness, health, hilarity and a hey-day of existence. May her
heart never be less generous than she has this day shown it to be, and may peace
and plenty sit smiling at the door.
And--- SHAFFER, ECKHERT - On Thursday 9th inst., by the Rev. Mr.
Cox, Mr. Eckhert Shaffer, and Miss Josephine Hellen, daughter of Hon. J. C.
Winans.
May every future prospect be,
May sweetest flowers thy path adorn,
No sorrow frown on thine or thee.
And as yon orb that proudly holds,
This journey through the eastern sky,--
Bright be each dream thy heart enfolds,
Still bright thy plea are beaming eye.
Propitious stars upon thee shine,
To light thee through this world of care,
Thy cup be filled with bliss olvine,
And earth's beat joys be mingled there.
Any may thy setting sun be fair,
And cloudless as thy bridal morn,
That then mayest love to linger there,
On joys that never shall return.
SHUMAN, SARAH - On the 16th of October, by the Rev. Mr. Diehl, Mr. Frederick Snyder and Miss Sarah Shuman, both of Miami county.
October 23, 1851SNYDER, FREDERICK - On the 16th of October, by the Rev. Mr. Diehl, Mr. Frederick Snyder and Miss Sarah Shuman, both of Miami county.
October 23, 1851STEWART, JANE L. - In Lost Creek Township, May 15th, by Rev.
Mr. Cox, of Piqua, Mr. S. J. Maxwell, of Spring Creek, and Miss Jane L. Stewart,
of the former place. The kind heart of the fair young bride did not forget
us, on this, her brightest day of life, but sent us a handsome remembrance for
which she has for herself and for her gallant partner, our sincerest wishes for
future happiness and prosperity.
Behold, how fair of eye and mild of mien,
Walks forth to marriage yonder gentle queen;
What chaste sobriety whene'er she speaks,
What glad content sits smiling on her cheeks;
What plans of goodness in that bosom glow,
What prudent cure is throned upon her brow,
What tender truth in all she does or says,
What pleasantness and peace in all her ways!
Forever blooming on that cheerful face,
Home's best affections grow divine in grace;
Her eyes are rayed with love, serene and bright;
Charity wreathes her lips with smiles of light;
Her kindly voice hath music in its notes;
And Heaven's own atmosphere around her floats!
STEWART, SARAH - On Thursday 9th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Cox, Mr. Isacher Clark and Miss Sarah Stewart, ward of Hon. J. C. Winans. We acknowledge the receipt of a bountiful supply of delicious refreshments, sent us by the fair young bride. In turn we wish them and their gay partners a prosperous journey over the new sea of life, upon which they have just launched their barques.
October 23, 1851WEEKS, DR. ISAAC S. - On Thursday 11th inst., by Rev. N.
Martin, Dr. Isaac S. Weeks and Miss Alice Knight, all of Casstown.
The passion of human love,
How infinite its sway!
It binds the hearts of two in one
And speeds them on their way.
WILMINGTON, MARY B. - Sunday, January 26th, by Rev. R. Brandriff, Mr. Valentine Dyche and Miss Mary B., daughter of Thos. Wilmington, Esq., all of this city. With the above announcement we received from the hands of the fair young bride, a plateful supply of delicacies, for which both parties to this happy union have our best and warmest wishes for their future prosperity and happiness.
WINANS, JOSEPHINE HELLEN - On Thursday 9th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Cox, Mr. Eckhert Shaffer, and Miss Josephine Hellen, daughter of Hon. J. C. Winans.
October 23, 1851