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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1832
Page
3
A lingering illness left a woman confined to her room for weeks. Around 3 to 4 am on April 23 she woke shrieking as flames enveloped her. The night attire burned away and she died after twenty days of suffering. A warmed ashes bag used for side pain may have sparked the blaze. no lighted candle or lamp was found in the room. The only coal was a small ember in the fireplace.
AMOS B. HARRIS, President, and officers of the society presided as business was completed and it was voted to adjourn to the next annual meeting. W. F. Kerramae and others served as censors and two delegates to the State Medical Society were chosen. Attest. AMOS B. HARRIS, Prest. Josia A. Jesxtyas, Sec'y.
Mr Lowell of Roxbury Massa reports his orchards damaged more by the last winter than in 47 years. A Rochester paper cites Wornhiem’s deep root hold in Mendon church, and a sermon predicting Mor monism’s rise. Governor signs a Bucks County warrant for execution on June 21. Wesleyan Mission receipts reach 214316 dollars. In Don Pedro’s army 100 Coimbra students vow to shave until Miguel falls. Cod and Mackerel fishery at Methhead yields 1182650 fish, 55 000 quintals, value 100490 dollars. A Mister Mervin from Duchess County reported missing in New York. Boston merchants resolve no employment for journeymen ship carpenters who strike. David Hedges of Northfield WV attempts to murder his son. awaiting trial in Montpelier. Mr A Kirkpatrick of Urbana patents a lime and sand sifting machine able to mix 250 bushels of mortar in ten hours. Missouri divorces granted by mutual petition. Bowdoin College four-year cost 476 dollars. Granville Institution burned. suspected incendiary. A joke about a Parliament act and an insolvent debtor. Vaccination slip introduces about thirty smallpox cases in Salon NJ. no deaths. Baltimore Convention nominates Martin Van Buren. first ballot 208 votes, Barbour 49, Johnson 26. A severe hail storm damages homes near Trenton. Jonathan Hunt of Vermont dies in Washington. Sweden casts a glass bell six feet diameter surpassing metal bells. Marriso in Paris unites Hexni Koowrs and Jane Brows.
The Rural Repository informs subscribers of the ninth volume starting June 2 at one dollar per year with advance payment. New contributors join the pages as it expands to twenty six numbers of eight pages each, plus plates and an index, aiming for a durable, entertaining youth oriented volume. Subscriptions with amounts and bonuses for five or ten dollars are detailed, to be sent by June 30 to Willan B. Stoddard, Hudson, N Y.
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