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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
The Empire Sewing Machine is ex.
cmpt from all these objections.

II has straight needle perpendicular
action. makes the Lock or SHUTTLE
STITCH, which will NEITHER RIP nor
RAVEl., and is alike on both sides performs
perfect sewing on every description OF mat eri-
al. from Leather TO the finest Nansook Muslin,
with cotton, lnnen or silk thread from the
coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither CA Nnor COG WHEEI.and
the least possible friction, it runs as smooth
AS glass and is
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
Estray Notice.

Taken up by Joseph Jack, living in lndi
nnyillage township, Talna County, Iowa, on
he oath day OF January, A. D. 1862, brown
dlley. supposed 10 be 3 years old next spring.
small white spot on the edge Of the heof
Of the right hind foot. Appraised at forty
Ave dollars.
Clerk.
ytplo 8m Prs fee 81 pd.
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ALPHABETICALLY A NOISLESS
MACHINES!

II requires FIFTY PER CENT less pow
err to drive il than any other'Nlachine in mark
Ct girl OF tw Give years Of AEGEAN work it
steadily, without fatigue or injury 10 health.
II. strength and WONDERFUL SlMPll-
CITY Of construction render il almost impos-
sble to get out of order, and is GU ARANTEED
by the company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite NIL thcse..w who may
desire to supply themselves with superior
article, to call and examine this UNklVALL-
ED MACHINE
But in more especial manner do We so
licit the patronage Of
Merchant Tailors,
Coach Makers
Hoop Skirt Manufactures,
Shirt and Bosom Makers,
Dress Takers,
Corset Makers
Cater Filters,
Shoe Binders,
Vest and Pantaloon Makers.
ReE~Religious and Charitable Institution
will be leberally dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES. COM
PLETE:
No. /, or Family Machine, $40 90, No ?
Small sized Manufacturing $4,000, No. ;
Large size Manufacturing, $4,000.
Cabinets in every Variety.
We want Agents for all towns in United
States where agencies are not already estab
lshcd, to whom liberal discount will
giving, but We make no consignments.
T. J. MACARTHUR, &c.,
5lo Broadway, New York
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cf yoa intend 70 marry, get a
piece Of calico that will ,oash.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
IMPORTANT FACTS.

IMPORTANT FACTS.
FACT No. This Company being duly IL
cenced, their Machines ore protected
against infringements or litigation.
Fact no. 2.-These machines make the lock-
stitch-alike on both side-and use a lit
tie Tess than half as much thread and silk
as the chain or loop stitch machines.
Fact no. 3-These Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in market
to the frequent changes and almost endless
varity Observing required in family. They
will sew from one to twonty thicknesses Of
Narseiiles without stopping and make every
stitch perfect. They will even sew from the
finest gauze to the heaviest clcth, andeven
stout hard leather, without changing the feed
needle orfension, or making any adjustment
OF machine whatever. Is not such machine
best adapted to family use? and if BEST ad-
apted to family use, why not for every yare-
ty of light sewing manufacture ? For work
90 heavy for our Family machine, we reco-
mend our large sizes
Fact No. 4-Thcse machines make the most
elastic seam of any sewing machines in use
fact very great Importance in sewing elastic
goods or goods Of any kind. on a bins.
Fact No 5-No machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction, or more east
" understood. The reputation Of these
Machines wherever used will fully demon
strate each Of the above FACTS.
FACTNo 6.-These Machines took the Highest
Premium ut the Franklin Institute, Phila-
delphia.
FACT No. - These Machines took the High
est Premium at the New Jersey Stat
Fair
EnCT No S.-These Machines took the High
est mcdaiat the American Institute, in the
City of New York. together with the High
est Premium for newsewing machine work.
Fact No. 9-These machines took both the
Highest Premiums at the mechanics Fair,
Utica, N. Y.
Fact No. lO-These machines can do the some
thing generally whenever properly exhib-
tied in competition with other frst-class
Sewing machines. But we have space for
only one ract morc-it is the most impor-
tants Fact Of all.
Fact No. IL We rarrant ecery machine ne sell
10 gire better satisfaction than any Other Seuiny-
machine ia market, or money refunded.
neE- Send for Circular. AGENTS WANT
ED Adress:
ElNKLE f. LYON
Sewing Machine 10.
No. SIS Broadway, New-York
VS. n456,n de
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TIE subscriber has purchased the line of
stages from Marengo to Marietta, via Toledo
for the transpor ,ation of the mail. And viii
take particular pains to accommodate the
TRAVELLING PuBkIc.
Leaves MarengoTuesdays, Thursdays and
Sat urlays on the arrival Of the cars from the
Fast, passing through K"szta, Dayton, Gwin-
Vile lre;ng, Rcdman, Tamaville, TOLEDO,
Indiantown, Legrand, Marshaitown, arriving
n! marietta. the following morning in time for
the stage North and west
Leaves Marietta mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, Mt s clock, 4. NJ, and arriving at
Marengo the following day, in time for the
cars going East. Also connects at Kcdman
it'll stage for cedar Rapids;
This is the shortest, cheapest and most cx-
pcdtious route between chicago, central AMI
western Iowa.
Passengers bv this route will arrive ut CHI
cago from twelve to tweny-four hours sooner
than ay any other route, thereby saving time
and expense
Through Tickets can be obtained either nj
aarengo or Marietta. An Agent will be ~
the Depot to receive NIL baggage for this line
which will he conveyed to the offices FREE of
charge.
Fare as cheap as by any other line.
The proprietor will attend all Express
business along tie line with despatch and
charge moderate.
X. O, WARING Agent at Marietta.
J. 4. DUNHAM, Agent at Mar,ngo.
C.HERRICK, Proprietor.
Nov1 v2-n52
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% MANHOOD,
HOwsslOsf How restored!

11OWG1OSU KAOW IO0lOACIs
Just publisher, in sealed enuclope. Price b cts
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment and radical cure IF Spermatorrhoea. or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility, and impediments to marri-
age generally. Nervousness, consumption,
Epilepsy and its: Mental and Physical In.
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse &c.-By
RoBr. ]. CeEvERwELL NJ. D., Author Of the
Green Book, &c.
The world renowned anthor, in this admi-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
perience that the awful effects of self abuse
may be effectually removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical operations
bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials, point
ing out a mode of cure at once certain and
effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically. This Lee
ture viii prove a boon to thousands and thous-
ands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, on the receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing.
DIR. CHAS. J. G. KLINE.
l27 Bowery, N, Y, Post Office Box, 1856.
v4-nll-ly.
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l.osf or stolen

Tn To.Epo, xonday march 25th, about =
o,clook D. M, a heavy GoLD PENCIL. 70
ward offered by leaving It Ct ths UNION
HoTEL.' \. CAAOAAA'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03

CPERM. Winter Bleached Nsatsfoot, Tam
- ner'sand Linseed Oils, Paints and Paint
ter's tools, sold by a. 4 S.
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RAPIDS HOTEL, - CEDAR RAPIDS

YT,HE subscriber and former Proprietor has
/ lust reffited and refurn:shed the old stand
and IL now prepared to furnish travellers ana
boarders with the best Of accommodations.
GOOD STABLING attached to the house.
yonIe,v J. STEWART.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03

6NHOICE Cigars, fine cut, smoking, chewing
~ and Plug Tobacco, at the Pioneer Drug
Store. rs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
clNkLE s. LYON
SEWINC-NACnINE 70.
808 REoD~AY
HH -

MO person who contemplates purchasing
IN Sewing Mashine for family or manufact-
urirg purposes, shop lfal to send for one Of
our Circulars, which contains cuts and full
descriptions Of the several styles, prices and
samples ofwork, all Of which We send by mail
free. We claim to have the
EST SEWING MACHINES IN THE
For either Family or Manufac turing Purposes
And all We ask is fair trial. Read the
following:
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DURE Native Wines and best LIQUORS ju.
/ received and for sale for Legal use only
by A. & s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03

A Ii Of the Popular Patent Medicines Of tn.
n Day soti by A. & S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
FIRE AND LIGHTNING;
ARE You INSURED
THE
To" AL
Fire Insurance Company,
LOCATED AT

Fire Insurance Company,
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NIiscellanen-s-

sHir cHAnLKs JANE. Haskell from 81 Thoma, FOR New
saas put into St '"s0 on the 10th u in distress No
SHIP M k,scpoys HoleSoos from Melbourne arrived
sails and several spars.
scHs Ksear Providence in getting under way sh inst,
hsadscar Ks ansai was badly torn '''0''' ana
fss s me-. sss
@ s S on m ne w hpc Do 81 hs bSr who sailed her
abandoned when he went on board
on sfTs Frs Il M wcn Glsse asnes at f.
Wind Ne parted Wheel r3pe and drfted afou Of the brig
TIE sf ssss sssr
ssndon Sss Seicngns sae oro,mSe also aSpas
fSsa T M Me s s.sor wers re o m
known but It supposed 70 be slight
The brig New York sctr Lcheld reported asor, in
Hell Gate. OF without mnch damage "
ss 5g ss ashore
M on sss .ss II sr S5s 4 x
the weather modera,es she is leaking badly
Te ssr e her WHICH s Sss M n
snchors m Inc was. was obliged 70 slip both her anchors
NkwroRr Dec sschr samuel ia Of and from Boston
for Alexandria with cargo while al anchor in or
Carved sSr sowp Sbccn sc portion y ps%n Of II. wlSo @
letter Evcod walter E sseres, d'if q he sos a u
derwrtis.)
yd o m Dec ss ss s ssn ss.r cie Lang
here tRy eito Eiwood Walter Esq sec'y Board Of Un
TaassroRrsrhc steamship ratapsco pier IL Mr. u
,osans .nd washnrion snd
@ osdns ,.r inc same port e sshr s9 fae'
The schr Caleb stson, At the dock loading
Dock, oos now leading sul, nee stores and forage
and VIII also carry ioo horses for General Rsnks esped
tlon.
The Penobscot River for about miles below bangor eas
closed by ice Wednesday night last Twenty ne schrs
were frozen IN at Bangor twelve OF them loaded and nty
bushels Efforts making Gu, these vessels out but
success Is doubtful unless the weather moderates.
Boston fcr GoUo =, London ship Belle Of tho
Sea- recently from San Francisco. i2jJ tons years old as
sold toarrive a S450cn.
scr Monitor, of Esscx 1855 built al Rsses An iso2
ha. been sold % Capt John Nyo Of Huga schr Leonard
Mckenzie of Gloucester gs tons, built At EsSex In s2
Not ssE tons bull, ii Essex IN 1884 las ee aoa ,c NJ
Gorhan Parsons and Others Brig Nerpns or
'I lang .S' o so.on & Nh x, So e @ scd to & Mr Jos
Gloucester in 1865, mas been sold to Mr. 0esc Garland and
others. -.
v'haicmen.
Arrs, L,ans Oct bark covingion, Jenks Warren from
scrusc on the Le with go bbs sp OIL $50 taken the past
raiia nov l7or and al this port Noy sarss Nauu
Dartmouth 600 sp ancnorcd ships Lancer Allen nh
1900 sp; Alfred Gibbs Nichols do 700 sp bcad Ith od
and on bark Congaree swift do from Tonbcs 200 So 500
schr DIVA Honolulu from the Arctic reports Aug e.
bark Isabella Tucker, KB whsj ship Ocean CLARK New
Haven wis; bark Cathsrinc, Heppngslorc, NL wis;
parnssbie Brownscn Nh. wis (bcins day.; Navy
saryeni DO whs ...oser. Of ss,t no..o. y.
hs s fs s' Nov Cs 81. p 90 ri
told All weI-bcuud day TO cruise oa shors Ground
RsrssgU Ports.
AuH OAxrs Nov 1sIn port schr Norris Sterling for Bos
Russos Avsss Oct IsIn mort ship Carolina refavour
Ter New Yort bsrks Mareara, Oliver; Archer LsvlA and
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Mmr.seA

AgsuKoSG-ToTrfN NOu Monday, ileccmber L. at Tot.
tcnyile, staten Island by tho Rev. g. Iarew, RICHARD
ARssTaosG. of Rome N. y, 10 Miss GiIIR daughter of
tho late Wesley Totten OF Tottsaville.
CEris-wooIros.--0n Thursday, November 81, at the
residence NJ the brides father BY the Rev Cnauncey n
Murray IloRAcE y. CrRus to tMmA oldest daughter o.
Chas. !. wooiton, Esq, all OF New York
Hrrt--rvBos.-0n Tuesday, December ., az Calvary
church by the Rev Horace T. r. Pratt OF staten Island
Df JosKfn Hri, OF this city 10 MARY D4 Arlp eldest
daughter u Cornelius Dubois, of Staten Island.
IgyNivGs--STryESs--OD Wednesday. November 2s nj
the residence OF tho brides father W. JxSxIyGs 10
M:gs May W.. daughter of v. NJ. stevens ESQ ali OF
Cairo, Greene county, N. Y.
Cntekill papers Please copy.
MAsfTTT-- BtERs.--In this city Tuesday, December
o BY the Rev r. B Hagany OF the Bedford street setho
dist Episcopal church, Mr. JoHS MArTErT, OF PittsburR
10. 10 Hiss JENNIE IEERs, ~ New York city
MutsR--McKAy.-Att the residence Of Captain Reuben
Lghthall, Commach, Suffolk county, L. r. on Wednesday
December g. by the Rev. MIR. Wake, HxNRY G. MtrxR Of
this city, TO Miss JosKPHtSs 6. MCKAY.
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Arrivals and Departures.


MY 0slEANs Asp H.yASa.steam,hip Creole.Mrs Geo
Couch and Two children, Mestre, Duntze, Bothcis-
icrycT, Midcr. Smith, fiy Jas Brachensky, NJ
Newman, Archar. Wise, Mrs ID Cournes and four
children. " Lane Merrill, Dewey Vim McCraeken, T.
Edcnhorn W Reimer. Mrs Peabody aud son, Ii j w
Rodor, and thirty Ii the stceragr.
BuESos ArrFs-Baik l. D Carer-John Marks, Captain
Anthon.
DEPARTURES.
Lfrp RpcoI-Steamship Jnra from Pottiand-Mf Trnbs.
XII and ay. : Tcdrath Mr. CundIl and lady, ID Hsmil-
ton n Shaw James Mackay. Mrs Nottingham, John
der Gilnd,Is. Mcssrs Graft Wood. Stephen Gordon
RrAndon aud Miss Parkinson, of Monrcai MIR Sandiey
lady Of Coburg Crawford Gore of England; VIM Gordon
London: MIS- JAMESON, OF Qsebcc; John Proctor. Capt
John Dsnvcrs, Creighton. Martin Armstrong, q l. Nutter
l. Morgan, John Bushard, Payton, A Payton, Seger
" " Csiylle and IL Ia the steciagc,
NAssIr AND MISUNDERSTANDING British Queen-For Mas
sautoi sud Mrs Bradford Jr csid and
NNofs Mss Martin, do; Mr. aud Mrs Chas CUMMINGS Eng
and Mr. aud Mrs Ed Brown and chih, Nassau; Mr. CAM
Mcdonald Jr NYork: Rev u Cheesebrsuh Nassau; Mr. aud
Mas kOhnson. NCarons. NJ Geo Chsmbers, England;
Rev and Mis- : Butthousr and child Bahamas; Mrs Dle
ana thd. Nassau; Miss Soddard, NYork; Mrs Johnson
Mass: M aud Mrs Charles l. Taub and two daughters,
Matanzas; Mr. I Webb, Nassau. Mr. u Bode, do Mr. W.
Iangdon, Geneva Mr. and MIS- B Il Burnside aud two in
fanis Mr. aud Mr. Sanders and Mr. Mrs q
Johnston Nassau; Mr. and Mrs = Fuller Syrscnsc: Mrs
Judge 0sW or,h and servant New York: England Miss
Erucc, Nassau Major George EosNorth II ID Hewctson
tie child aud infant, Mr. johnson For lIaysna--G Gam
mon. England; Id Dupes. NJ burnett. New York. Henry
Russell sa friend Boston, III Gardner Jersey City Mrs
u q Buugbton. M..s II J Bougion, New York: v Morno
Iiay, Pfiicr Prussia. N l. Br,wer and friend, New
York. Mr aud Mrs + ID Ricksiy, Havana: Mr. and Mr..
u suart, Phadelphia lohn Edmis,on, Geo Eimston.
wirhimar, New York u W Drnrison, Phladelphia: ] A
Nal!ere, II k1.tcnhon, New York.
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The Skating Carnival.
THE WASHINGTON POND, BROOKLYN,

There has been splendid skating on the Washington
pond, Fifth avenue. Brooklyn. since Sunday, and thou
sands Of ladies and gentlemen have been enjoying them
selves day and night The formal opening CT the pond
will not take place until tomorrow, however, when
Manager Oa'man expects to have everything ready for
the accommodation Of the members. There win be .
band OF music attendance every day during the skating
season. and squad Of the Eighth ward police will
pond, the Increased accommodations in the way of
saloons and the music cannot fail TO make the Washing
ton pond Of the most popular resorts the sland
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MED.

BLru -vn Sunday, Dscember I, after long and pain
fu ness ELIZA, wife OF orson Buut In the slst year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence
No. 11s Ninth street, this Wednesday, afternoon at
O'Clock, without further invitation
BAKEs-on tuesday. December Q. sftsr Sps apS y.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
A REAL REMEDY.


n BRANDRErHS PILLS.
These pills the principle Of disease and Increase te
twenty years in his practices saysfhey Vegetable
compound, which inygorae cleanse snd purify The blood
convert and regulate all the secreons and. By pursatoA
without reducing the srength They admitted 70 be th6
best purgavc ana mcaeiEt. and have thetr
as pniirrs and Of blood they without
STATEMENT oy CAPTAIN BULxER,
United States Marine Artillery a. Newborn, n c.. ssye
that his second lieutenant Charles X Doane, was atsAhe
with typhoid fever that he continued 70 grew ana
his bowels Capt Buimer conclrded 20 dose Of Bran
dreths Pills medicine which had used from HE child
e m e Ps s Yea. ss
the derum passed on and the young lieutenant Easy
and evidently much better In the evening he was able 70
aud the typhoid cured He then attacked with
fever and ege. Again the pills relied upon, and they
cured his fever and also 10 few days he was fully
70 i, thai supply Of Bandfeihs Pis are smons ibe msd
'''~' ''o'' b. BRANpRETH, President
Principal onec, Brnndretn Building New Yoh aiao No.
Union square, Wrights corner Houston and Lewis streesss
2q6 Bowery Campbcl aal Eighth aud by All dsal
Pan 70 cens; coated la per box, with fa
directions Ask for new style
4 GOOD arELuEAD, IS REAM, OR 8 50, loco-Bu-
Printing equally low al :. r. DAT LEY Is print
Inc cstablishment corner Rcadc and Centre streets
(,As STOVES, GAS STOVES, GAS STOVES.
VI Warm your with the Patent
xo prRr No Sss ssEs HHAyiNoo No sUt stHYE TO CARRY
ECONOMICAL CHEAP, PORTABLE.
Made upon new and scicn'ihc principles.
NEw YORK GAS STOVE WORKS
4lf Broadway, ono door below Canal street
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Military Affairs.
THE PBofCS REGIMENT FOR GENERAL BANKS
YROpABIE HuCCEss


The nyerchinss Of New York having rendered General
Ranks AID and assistance in his proposed expedition and
he having by Letter said that he gratefully accepted IT,
decided by committee or ther number few days since
10 complete the Third regiment, Merchants Brigade
Cocue. fihan Alien commanding. The following sums
we're subscribed the lrst day:-George Opdyke, Sl00
Hoyt, Spragues Co., S00: Simeon B. Chiienden sle0
Hunt. Tiioghss; Co. $780, Ssckett, Belcher Co $500
nened'ct l.aii Co. 500 The Treasurer OF IN, com
mitee Is Mr.. Nehemiah Knyht, OF tho firm Of Hoyt.
Spragucs Co who will receive further subscriptions.
The regiment under these auspices Iearu filing up
remarkably well. Last week over hundred men
tecrg'sei, at average " sixteen daily. Two
hundred expected this week The only required
OF the merchants TO insure success told Is
enough TO pay So hand money runners for each re-
crut aud 10 the Incidental expenses which latter
will be less than 81 The cky bounty Of $50 found to
be enough and the do oppose
1t. With little energy this regiment bids fair snc-
Gees, and will lessen the draft 10 the number of one
Thousand men.
REGMESTAL PARADE.
The Twenty.ihird regiment National 6uard Brooklyn
Col .w. Everdell, will parade to-day "Wednesday 10th
instant The regimen,a line will he formed az eight
O'Clock A. u. They viii march from the arsenal, Port.
land avenue Brooklyn 20 Fast New York aud will spend
the day in field exercises They will be in full inter
dIe.s. with knapsacks, hayersacks Sc The Colonel and
field officers will be mounted
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

A premium raid fot Prizes
Inforn,a tion furnished.
"'''''' y ~ -AyLoR 4 CO.. EsSisrs
New xerh
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SAII.kn.

Ships Gilmore, Vanguard Guerilla; barks A Rreye
Columbia, Eva, Tmandra Buckley Gaspard; brrs slly,
Oar Cami!lns Baltic, Havelock fa four Br, WIN Smith
Newton; schrs Smith, stickney Nellie D. Uircs
steamer Monitor. y ~
Also Br steamship British Queen Nassau and Havana.
Wind at sunset NE light
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4 GOOD BIrLHEAD, ss REAM, OR IS 50. l,oc0--BU-
"A snsss Card. Is cents co Labels Ss cents loo CIR.
Printing equally low at r. X. DAT LEY new steam print
ing establishment Rcadc and Centre streets.
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srASIcy.-in Aonday, December S, MARY STANTON.
widow OF John stanton, In the 7Sd year Of her age
Tue friends and relatives Of the family and Of her sou
Baptist church. respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the dcnce Of hos sonsn law william w.
Tinker No. CD Orchard teet this wednesday, after
noon, at three o'clock without furthsr invitation Her
remains will he taken to Sing Sing wcslchcster county
for interInen;,
syowHIL AT Sposwood. New Jersey, on Tuesday
morning December q ANDREW SsowniLL aged 10 years
His friends and relations are respectfully invited
tend the funeral from his late residence on Thursday
morning nj eleven O'Clock
scnxresAui---on sunday morning December I, SARAH
EugS daughter Of Frederick L. and Ellen schner ahl
aged years, ii months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO
224 Garden street driving place., Hcboken N D. this
(Wcdnesday) morning, at eleven o'clock The remains
will bc taken TO the Lutheran Cemetery for n;erment
TYRRyLI.-On Monday, December 8 after severe III.
ness, EDWARD TyRRiIf, native OF the parish Of Edg
worihstown, county Iongord Ireland in The 35th year
The friends ana relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited t. attend the funera from his late residence 22
Tenth avenue, thisi Wednesday, afternoon, hafpast
O'Clock.
wR'GHT.-on Monday morning, December 8, CArHAnrys
p, wife OF William Wright, aged 43 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
requested ~ attend the funeral from her residence
o Sullivan street, this wednesday, afternoon az one
O'Clock. Her remains viii be taken 70 Greenwood Gene
terry for inicrment
wARp-in Brooklyn on Monday, December 8. after a
long and painful illness, borne with Christian patience
and resignation, Betsy, the beloved wife Of Mr. John
Ward and daughter Of Thomns Baker, Esq. OF Tipton
South SaGordsbre England, ia the 3sh year OF age
The funeral will take place from Sc. Mary's church,
Casson avenue, Brooklyn on Thursday Afternoon at two
O'Clock The congregation of 80. Mnrys respectfully
invited 10 attend The friends o the family will
BILE at her late residence 6b3 Myrtle avenue O'Clock
Pm.
wnKrs.--Un Monday, December 8, JOHANNA, daughter
Of the late Rev. Dr. wilkins, of westchcster, aged 90
years.
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend tho funeral at 81 Peters church, westchcster
Thursday Afternoon at one oclock without further
tatIss.