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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-19
CANDIDATES.

Mr.. stzpERs:-You will please announce my name
fer the office Of County Treasurer e the ensuing
MIR. sASDERs-Sir: You will pl announce my name
candidate Tor the Office Of County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 NM. IL. CHANDLER
Mr.. administrations announce my candidate
for Recorder of vaadefburgh County at the ensuing FAN
tio Sgl.'n nya 70 tine join F4RRGI
Al SANDERS ESQ PLEASE announce my name as can
didae the office Clerk the Vanderbugh Circuit Court
@yi7s LOUIS RICHTER.
EDIroR JoURSALI candidate for the ofsee Sheriff
Of Fn4srburgh county at the ensuing oc9t
- -
BOARDING WANTED
private family pleasant part the
city preferred For urther Information call at this office
augl5-3tt .-- -----
~ Victoria or the World Overcome;
Iie and AGvantures Of BeSa wowfth
bs1 ns Ta' T ssps o F3 Life
Sgsi5 50 anu ~ sac T. coNYNGToN & co.
S,ORN MEAI. FOR FEED.-4o bbls Corn Meal
augi5 .. h. COOK & SON.
< BBLs prime Leaf Lard; 20 Aegs prime Butter;
augl5 III COOK & SON.
DISSOLUTION.
partnership heFeoT9rs existing between Fielding
hnson French this day dissolved by mutual
'A aas af@ W ElhLR 3 FG i2aTIoN-
wH6 Gf9s-IPhAkRRTBHhh7R5a1dI g6g n hf TIM
e vi thi day partner
the Wholesale Dry Goods and Clothing business and for
that purpose will be glad TO all their friends at the old
stand 0 johnson french. evansville: Ind.
augH SYLVESTER 7. JERAULD.
WATER MELONS. WATER MELONS,.
OVERS of good Water Melons will please call New
procure arge fresh and have them
ausI8 " : j. C. GAUNT.
EgIFLE POWDER. -Dupont's celebrated. brands for
aagi2 GEO FOSTER co.
6sGAP.OO boxes No. Family I'm fer sale at man
- u acturers prices by
auql2 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
HN4NDLEs. boxes Star OPAL and pressed summer
u Mould Iallow, for sale low to close by -
FHNtR AND BOsIN.-I75 bbls in shipping order
4 by augI2 GEO. F1STER d c..
ETXTREFAMfiY FL0UR.-5otags from hite wheat
IL Of this years growth 9st red and Tor sale BY
e. aa4t2 HERsHBEHGER & CARSON.
EBEN3L STAR CR.-gfo lbs Proctor 4 Qamties Pearl
augi2 YICKERy & JOHNSON.
TaEAyELEH,s HOME,
Formerly EsuiG's Head Tavern.
ENHE undersigned has taken the above wen house
n and refued and reurntshed 1t throughout the best
sty lie. The accommodations viii be house
in Evansville have gooi Tor Boarder ead keep
well =u1Flied table the market will
sOnable. Attached the house Bowling Alley
Travellers Will receive attention and their cattle be
wen taken care augli-tf WIN D. THOMAS.
tEMENT.-2o9 bblsJ- Hulmc 4 90 for sor sale very
EgIFLE P0WDER.-25k kegs quality. just d. for
ssgiI - 5. E. GILBERT & co. syc. near Water.
EgACUN-5oolls Country Hams; oooIb Clear Sides for
&S sale by angs HHRSHBERGER q CARSON.
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COPARTNERSHaP NOTICE

TENHE undersigned have this day copartnershI
IL under the style and firm of A. j. Colburn Co.. an
having taken the stock end stand ofhe firm of Colburn
Hershberger, will the liabilities of the sais firm
COlburn Hersherg and alone authorized sett
the business the same ANDREW J. COLBCRN.
JONAS COLBURN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-19
WATER MELONS. WATER NIEIONs!

OVERS of good Water Melons will please call at the Ne
ia York BAKERY First street, where they alwa
hose that both and fresh and the
sent to any part OF the city free of expense.
@. GAUNT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-19
RaARniNs 1AANTEn.

BOARDING W ANTED.
HSY Lady small Boy; viii furnish her
= situation private family pleasant part of the
city preferred For further in call at this office
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EpIFLE P0WDEB.-Dupon ce'ebrat, d! brands f
z q sale at redu ed prices by
augI2 GEO. FOSTER *
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..-,,'a.Sy..s.Ai. S,gEGaAT !
Or T. Dennis

prom Muscatine takes this me tho :
J. form the citizens of Upton, that he Is now
at the ALnREcu Nous, where he will renal n
few days to attend to the dates Of his profess
sion
Being thorough; acquainted with bis pro-
fesson. relying entirely on his reputation as a
Dentist for success, he sollclts the patronage of
the public. All OPERATIONS WARRANTED.
References may be had from the following
gentlemen:
Hon. W. II. 1uthhI, Tipton; Hon. ]. p
Cook, Davenport hoo. A. r. Cotton, Lyons;
\. Holtslander, Esq Upton A. Daniels Esq.
Marion S. s. Daniels, ESD, Upton T.. Ii.
Taylor, Muscatine. - tt.
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ELiJAH SELLS, IA. A. WATT, d. n. WATT
SELLS d WATT.

Successors 10 p. Jasssoa 4 S lis & Hoorss
NV Ill continue the forwar ling and com
w mission business at the old stand IL p
Jackson and Sells Il Hoover, on Front street,
Muscatihe, Iowa.
RIFER R0
Henry Faraam, Esq, Pres'' {. ! r.. l. X X.
,. Jackson MusestiHe; Green X stona, do:
Lemp n Sells do; X G. Rock, Cedar Rapids;
II. Dauias Il Co do; nauie d Bra. Marion;
Walled & WiIda Mt. Vernon: Forsy'h Il Co
Pittsburgh; J s. Chenoveth. Gin. voorps &
Richards, do; ID. Jones & Co., Chicago. III;
T.. shepard g. Co.. Iowa City: W. Daniels
4 Co, do; f. sanxay, do; Cover, Mygatt 4
Gally, do, Hull Thompson, do: d. a. Jan
uary 4 Co 81. Louis; Trptstt & Sells, Do; Basf,
Wiley 8 Bast do; Bryan i Miltenberrer, do
Sept p. '5b. 10 II.
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WATCHES, JEMELRY,
Il T Is W II H-~ a h

l1S lake STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ii NIL LER & Bros, Importers and Man
Il. ufacturcrs of, and wholesale aud retail
dealers in Cold and Silver Watches Of all de-
scriptions ana prices.
Fiac GoH Jetc,is q, Coin Sttoer end ,ieh PA
ted H'Gte, and etego,.t q, R,.BteRtal eaa
,scfut Foacp Gaod>-
Fiorcntine. Mosaic, Cameo Coral ana fue
Sold srts of pins, Ear Rings, Braceiets, Seals,
Rings and Diamonds. Silver FoIgs. Spoons
ana Pate, Tea Services, &C., OF tie Hnesi
qualiy and work mae ship al
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
JEwELRY II any kird made Ia order
4. H. ~ W MILLER. A. II MILLER &. RRas,
kEWASK, N J. \ l5sLake ST. ,eor ,tasaiie
(3s 6m.) Earine bank building, Chicago
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Chicago Advertisements.
Chicago Steam Dye Works.

ME WOUND Respectfully inform the La
w dies Of Upton that we Rave established
at 1913, South Clark street, between Madison
and Washington SITS.
fancy Dyeiag 4 FrOuriHg Establishment
Every description Of Silks. Satihs, and Wool
en- shtwls and dresses are dyed, Cleaned and
restored to their original perfection. Grape
shawls dyed TO any shade: also, lace Curtains
cleaned, hieaehed, and warranted to look like
new. Orders from the country promptly at
tended 10. COOK BROTHERS.
3i,2m. 1872 South Clark ST. Chicago.
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We the undersigned r. SELLS & Hoover,
having been engaged in the Forwarding and
Con mission business in MuscatIne, under the
name and style Of SsLLs g. HooyER, have this
day sold R..A.& D. B. Watt, all canslgn'nents
goods and merchandise of whatever Character,
co nsgned to US as riding and CON mission
Merchants. including all goods consignei TO
rs. p Ter Jackson 4 II. & B. II cover.
Sept. Ii, 80 r: SLLLs s,,-,,
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Horse Rakes

TUE subscribers cum supply Farmers ard
l. Dealers With horse aud hsod rskes OF best
timber and work ma uship. ct the lowest cash
prices. NouRsE. yislE Co.
"a N. W. cor. OF L. Island and Front sta
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JOHN sEMPLE & SON,

ER Successor 10 e. Il RAM.
E1 i52 Second St, MUSCAT1NF.
We are now offering for sale a, re.
duced prices, our large 4 vafiei stock Of Jew :
elry. Give us call before perchss ng el>e-
where. Remember the Place at krarz's old
staui, l52 Second street, Museatne, Iowa.
Watches, Clocks and Jtwsry carefully re-
paired. 90
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style Of Sells RoovER $
this day dissolved by mutual consent :,
The books, accounts and business of said
Sells Il Hoover are in the hands of L. Sells for
settlement ard liquidation.
Sept. II '59 =. Sells,
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70 & hSfFF ANN tN.z Atm
Florence. Nebraska.

GEO. SARGENT, prest. I'M Packer, Cash'r.
THE Undersigned, Proprietors Of the BANK
l. OF FLORENCE. Nebraska. aye. by the pro.
visions of lis Charter, individually responsible
for all its issues, and will redeem The Notes #
sand Institution in Coin, at its eoua'er in the
Lity of Flor ence. and at either Of their Bank
ing Houses, in Eas Tern Ekcharge at l per
cent, or in Specie at same rates as other cur.
-ency.
Cook 8 Sargent, Davenport. Iowa.
Cook, Sargent & Dewney, Iowa City, Iowa.
Cook. Sargent, x Cook. Fl. Des Mones, =
Cook Sargent 4 Parker, FloreRce, Nebraska,
Davenport, Iowa, July LIST, 1856. 81 3n.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

r,HE undersigned takes this method to inform
/ The cit gems OF Upton, aud surrounding
country that be has bought out the old firm OF
WILLIAMS < GowEY, and mas now Oh band, aud
constantly receiving
Furniture of All Kinds.
Bureaus. Tables Bedsteads, Chats, Sash, Mats.
g., sc. For which he will sell for Cash as low
a. at any place in the West.
call and See for 70 ursf!J.
Upton, July 10, 2sH n, ]. HAWLsY.
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IA1ES YdXES! ILIAL,S,!
IN HR.

Id4ESy TAXES! IIAk,S,,
III 00.
The 7Teafsry is about 10 Sink Beneath the Walls Of
ne NeT Jail Rally. Tar Payers, Raity'-1o
NOTICE Ia hereby given, that the Taxes for A..
~ D. 1856, County, State, School aud Road
are aow due and greatly needed, and If not paid
by the fret day of January next, interest al %
PER cent will be demanded without doubt Al
ready have received q circular from the State
Treasurer, informing me that the State Tax "
must Be- paid, without fail, within the period
prescribad BY Law.
You are further notified that Gold and Silver
VIII be required Tor the payment of the same
County warrants received az specie. Procure
your Roed certificates previous to settlement.
once ope0 FROM Q TO IL o'clock, A. NJ and
from l to 4 O'Clock, m. The remainder Of
each day being absolutely required for the cor
rection Of the books and business connected with
soe Recorders DEcs. Secretaries Of school
Districts are requested to make their returns OF
dsliuquent d IDS for School tax. previous to the
frst day Of January next. II. g. PIATr,
Oct II, 1856. Treas Cedar Co., Iowa.
Tax Payers. Read 70 the Law and
Govern Yourselves Acc ordingly!
No demand for Taxes shall be necessary, but
mn toe daty OF every person subject to taxation
70 attend at the Office Of the Treasurer, at some
VINE during the four months named, and after
sne 10Th day Of September and pay his taxes !;
ana II any one neglect n pay it before the frat
gay Of January, following the levy of the Tax,
.ns Treasurer 10 directed to make the same 10y
distress and sale Of his personal property, ex
cepung such % Is exempt from taxation. and the
and ne Tax List alone shall be sufficient war
rant tor such distress. And the County Treas
orer Y hereby authorized to appoint one or more
uepuues 10 aid and assist Ia collecting the taxes
mus 70 b made BY distress and SALE 43tf.
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Tax Payers. Read 70 the Law and
Govern YOurs0lves Acc ordinglv!


VI nseeived. large assortment oil Novels
from the publishers, which will be sold
very cheap BY A. GILsEKr.
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No! EXceNed West of New York

Printers complete outfits. as we have
The Northwestern Type .Ageacy,
type and material on hand; also only agents 70
purchasing from US will have their good dellv.
cred in Davenport, if desired. When you come
to the river don't forget to call over.
H. A. PORTER g. BROTHER,
nj ,ly. Rocklslahd
Hoes presse 4 Whites Tyre Agency
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IONA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
Nourse, Viele & Co.,

PrOpriefOrs,
Corner II Rock Iidad trsd Front Streets
Davenport, Iowa.
Offer for sale at Wholesale and Retail, Clover.
Timothy. Blue Grass aud Miliet See Us, Garden
and Flower Seeds in great variety.
Agriculiurai & horticultural Implements
Of the most approved Manufacture.
Reapers and .Nopers,
Nourse, yeie s. Co have made arrangems nts
by which they have the exclusive sale In this
section Of Haangs Celebrated First Premium
World $ Fair Reaper and Mower Also Mannvs
aud Rngg's Patent Reapers and Mowers. Aud
Ketchuns celebrated Mower; Mccormick :
unssers, Russelps, Nright's and Atkins fur
nshcd to order.
All persons desiring
lieapers ano FLOWERS
should order them early, as the demand il greater
than the supply. Reapers and Mowers are sold
at Maaufe eturer's Prices, with only freight and
warehouse charger aaded.
Horse owers and Threshers,
We are sole Agents In this section for the sa. e
of the justly celebrated Fits Machine iGr
ThrashDg ard cleaning grain al one Operations
which notwithstanding it i The first machine Of
the kid ever invented. and put into successful
operation, 1t now s ands, as it always has stood
the best machine for tareshing and cleaning
grain in existence. Also, Pitts double linon &
or 10 horse power. Etnery's Railroad enGles
chain Horse powers; Pease's Excelsior Horses
Power with threshers, sepera,ors cleaners, clover
hullees, circular and cross-eat saw mile, corn
shelters &c., and all
Other Imp 'emenis adapted 10 Power.
To Broom Manufacturer Nourse, Niele &
Co, q. the Iowa Agricultural Depot, offer for
sale Camfeld's patent Broom Corn Planters, TO.
x tber with all Machines used in Broom Mann
faciure. Also, Shaker broom winding IN sew.
ing txine, ~ the first quality
POWER CGRs fHdLPES.
Tho best horse power Germ Shelter In use ~
Readings Patent Shfttes.
This Machine l. capable Of Smelling and al an
ing 800 Bushels of Corn PEI lay. Every
F4r,mr having a large quantity of corn to shell
should purchase one oil these Shelters q II
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SLhpEiORS OR ENGINEERS
Wishing TO rnrcbsse 20 THF0nOL.TE
Or a common Compass CA bg &c 0 inundated
by calling On : II w4It.
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Life Saved at Midnight,

Ry GresOrics Instant Cure Of Pain
The moment It is used internally, it darts
through the system, alisya pains instantly. In
four minutes ii has aitiused through the lynn,
phatc system ard blood it, thrilling power, and
quickly forced its way through every teverish
or diseased uerve, vein or gland dissolviug oh
structious, ewing inflammation. tevcrs and
spasmotic pains. has cured nervous headache in
80 minGetes, curing rheumatism magically, 1t
fact IL is the sine gnr noa Of medicine.
ss Jast try one Bottle, Price 25 IS -Ss-1
sod BY A. G,LRERr. Agent
Also, by HALL CuAMsERs. 20 ~.
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For SALE.

MI ares aod impro7encn on so Il CIR Ell
SU .wo miles north OF Red o *, veil sltafs /.
S D .WElI Agent
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Fever anu Ague.

- "ahU NSVC.
NE melancholy and physical nroetr,,;on
-. "n,ch accompanies Fever aud sgne rendsr
','e burden. WHAT madness then to asa,'s
ms living d5sih, when Que or a. most two int
Aspinwalps Tonic Mixture
!, IS Prepared after the authentic racoI,t 30 -.
4: maxwell, successor to Thoma, e Mon ~" !,
WIZ ,n'alltbiy remove the disease and deb;G,v
'o.a hoiesaie and Retail by A. GlLBFRr
Agent for Iowa
y Of all fF'J Va MAX pest
feve. and Ague Medicines
retail, by "no's sue OF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-25
Proceedings Of the Republican conven
ton cf Cedar County,
He1d on the 18Th day + October, 1856.

Hcd on The 18Th day T October, 1856.
On motion OF J. W. Catteli, Johu d. Walker
E,o., wM elected President and s. s. Daniels
Secretary. @
Hon. We,ls Spicer moved that . committee Of
three BE- sppointed to report the number Of
votes that each Tcwnship should cast; and tha,
the delegates present cast the whole vote to
which their respective Townships arr entitled,
which was carried. ...
W. Spicer, j. ". CaItell, and VIM Welch
were appointed said Committee and reported as
r.,
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cry superior Article OF spring

Thankful for he very liberal pstronag, from
the ct tcns Of Iipfea and Old Cedar, in gene
raj. by sftict attention 10 please. and req snpa-
bic prices, Ne shall enieavor TO merit contla-
uaaceof the same, d respeel fully
Inc IL an Ir4mtuut Ell Of Our Stock.
Muscafine. fene 1856 81 If
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Aeu Aobsrtis .nlents.
STRAY HORSE.

STRATED from the suhscfibpr in Tipten.
W ab9ut The 18th OF O. tyber a Glaek Chi >
years old last spring, With coiiar marks ~ htm
Any person returning the colt will b lherfly
rewarded. WALLS So car
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Total, 81
o. m sioa Of A. Glib TT The report WIS &C
cept.i sad adopted.
Olm ,.:on II j. W Csu.il, the Corv eaton
urocseded to take an iniormi bio: for dele.
c..e to the Constitutional Convention, which
resulted as follows:
R,sert Cover. III votes
George Smith,
VIM WEIGH, :
Jas NJ keat, 4
The Convention then proc cded to formal
ballet, when
Robert Cover received .lis,o;es
Jas NJ. Kent do IL j"
Wm. WEIGH do 2 /"
No one receiving majority. II second bal OF
was hld resulted AZ follows:
Robert & pwcr IL votts
jas NJ Kent IL
Robert Cover having rsee.yel ID majority Of
all the votes cast, he was, on motion de lsss
10 be the unanimous choi e Ct the Convent on.
Us n. Kent expressed his thanks for n
votes wh ca had beea cast Or him. as they we're
Mt Of his solicitation, aud expressed The hope
and belief that the nominee Of lh@ Convention
would he elected. lCheef..)
IVA ,notioa the Convention adj .rf,
-.... J II. WALkEa. President
s. S. DAxEis, Sccr.tary.
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5. G.. & p. STEIN.

Nos l36 & l9l, .Naia-st, .Huscafine,
MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS in Fur
III niture in its various varieties. Constant
" on hand full assgI tment adapted to tie
Trade 81 Retail. Particular atteaion is invi-
4 to our IrHaLsrEnfn WORK, which is man
ufacturet to Oar 0fdev, in the Eastern cites;
also,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

was Of opnon that the Associ sons this ADD
cher cities composed OF medical men, al ried i'm oor-
assistance Ia the pursuit OF her pofsssi ona
easions besides that they exercised nigay beneficial
effect in promoting harmony aud good xl, and ovsr-
coming petty eaousies among the profss
zioL In gatherings they COM
pared notes and mutually rendered assistance to each
other comparing the results their various peences
their duty to worn earnestly sy
when they had in the course OF their practice iaves
gstions made what they deemed TO be beneficial disco
very 1t was their duty To lay 1t before profession,
through the medium OF some respectable medical publ
cation There many such in this country well as
In Europe In this counexion the speaker alluded TO the
perusal Of the hest medical publications Of London Duo
hD Paris &C., &C., at very triang expense. He re-
commended them to direct their attention 20 the
SeneAis aocruing from participation in such enter
prises. In referring 10 the struggles OF the
members Of the profession to secure position
and enoiumeut, DR.. N. pertnenty alluded to the early
velsstudes through which OF the brightest orna
Bents Of medical science compelled to before
they even acquired competency. He befeved, how
ever, that in spite of the difficulties cical men
called upon encounter had not yet upon
such time in this country when the studious psrse
vering ana able physician could attain celebrity for
the cause Of suffering humanity Dr. NJ concluded his in
TerestiDg address With earnest desire that those
whom he addressed night be in every way successful
in the prosecution OF the honorable profession had
chosen and in their Individual persons place additional
Aurels uDon the brow OF their Alma Mater-the Uni
veysty Of the city Of New York.
The Doctor listened TO with extreme attention. aud
warmly applauded At the close Of his remarks.
The BenedictieD closed the of evening
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Married.

Married.
On Wednesday. March B. at St. Thomas's Church, by
the Rev. DR.. Neville, SAMUEL S. WASDELL to CoRNELIA,
daughter of VIM. 81. Cornell, Esq, all of this city.
On Wednesday, March s, by Rev. j. Thompson, Mr..
JOHN 1cKE TO Miss JANE hcCnTocK, both of this city
On Wednesday, Feb. q, by the Rev. Mr. Gallaudett,
Mr.. CHAs G. CORNELL to CArHARNE A. daughter of Jas
d. McMann, Esq, ell of this city
On Monday March g. by the Rev. Mr. Wakely of Jane
street Church, Mr. JOHN WILSON, J, of Scotland Miss
Lucy PYKE of this city, daughter of Mr. Thomas Pyke
formerly Of London, England.
On Saturday, January s, by the Rev. B. G. Cutler D.
D., rector OF ST. AIMS Church, Brooklyn, Mrs. SARAH
BURDEN of Brooklyn to Mr. JAMES Cocks Matchmaker OF
White Plains.
On Thursday evening, Feb. %, by the Rev. j. J. Bell
at the residence of the BRIDES father WILLIAM PROUD
Of Enniscorthy, Ireland to SUSANNA JANE daughter of
Arthur Miller, Esq., civil engineer, 100 Bridge street.
Brooklyn.
Wexford and Dublin papers please copy.
In Brooklyn March 9, by the Rev. r. NJ. Hatfield Mr.
CIARKsoN BOVINE to Miss MARY FlBACK, both Of Middle
town Point N. j.
In Williamsburg, Thursday evening, March 8, by
the Rev. Ruel Hanks MARTIN BAYER Esq, OF this city
Miss SARAH HUFF, youngest daughter OF Simon p. Hu
Esq, OF Williamsburg.
California papers please copy.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1856.

ecloek nom her late residence, No. SO Warren street,
South erookJn. Her friends and those of her father
Rodey nofrssey are respectfully invited to attend with
On Thursday, March Q, Mrs. MARY srKLIsa in the $50
year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock from
the residence OF her in law Capt. r. L. Ward No. 7S
xsa noe avenues Brooklyn Her remains viii be taken
TO the Cypress Hills Cemetery receiving vault
In Bro klyn, on Friday March T. JAMES COPELAND, Jr.,
son Of Captain James Copand ii this city, in the 10Th
rear Of his age.
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF his
uncle, Judge Copeland, In Clinton avenue, Myrtle
avenue, BROOKLYN, on Monday at twelve O'Clock. rne
relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend, without further invitation
Al Keyport New Jersey, Sunday, March 2, Nicholas
VAN VRMKRs eldest son Of the Rev $. A. Van Vranksn,
D. d. Of New Brunswck N. j., in the 3Sth year OF his
age.
On Sunday, Feb "A, at her plantation SAvAnnsh,
Ga, VIRGINIA r. SCUDDER, wife Of Isaac n. Marsh, and
daughter OF the late Theodore scudder of New York.
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