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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Ii parsons hereby notified not trespzss. nine
n or dig upon The following lands without the written
consent perntssi n Of the cvner-E2st \ Of " IA
&c {, Township 5, Range East
AIso. Ell Of : E IA Sec. 6 Township !, Range :
Esst, without the written consent Of the owner or JOHN
AUSHR We. .4rcH'.
And further notice rs hereby given thst forbid any
and all persons from bus inc removing any Lead 9th
from the described lands Without pernlis
sion as above ABNER NICHOLS.
M nersl Point October. 1879 n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
DRUG - s. .UEDECEV'FS

~ UST - - NE
THE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 public that he is receiving at his old stand, al
the sign of the Red Mortar, large and fresh sup
ply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stufs, Brushes, Patert Medicines, &c. &c,
making his Stock full and complete among which
may be found the following articles:
Acids, Nitric, Sulphuric, EPSON Salts.
Muratic & Axalic, Glauber, do,
f" Citric & Ta-tarc Castor Oil
Soda, Carb. & Sup. Carb Sweet, do
Cream Tarter, Isinglass,
Pearl Barley, Camphor,
Iapoca, Opium,
AKRON Root, Ipecac,
Sage, JalOp,
Saffron, English and Calomel,
American, Blue Mass,
Annatto, Tamarinds,
Sulphur, Jujube Paste,
Irish Moss, Licorice.
Magnisia,
Essential Oils of all kinds.
a good assortment of Botanic Medicines and
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Evans Lancets, Silver and Gum Catheters. Fleams
Hulls Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Syringes, Glass
and Metallic, &C &C &c
My assortment Of Paints and Oils is complete,
comprising nearly all now in use
Among our
P.4TENT MEDICINES
may be found the following:
DR.. S. P. Townsend Sarsaparilla, Bristols do,
Stllmans do Graefenberg do, DR.. Jaynes
Family Medicines, DR.. Shermons DO
DR.. Rogers Syrup Tar, and
Liverwort, Wistars Bal
sam Wild Cherry,
Osgoods Cholo-
gogue, Houses
Tonic, B. A.
Thanestocks
Medi cines
Railway Ready Re
lief Rowands Tonic Mix
tuTe, Dr. Sappngtons, Jaynes,
Bruces and Graefenburg Tonic Ague
Pills, Hurberts, &c. Hungarian Cough
Basam, Moffats Brandreths, Lees, Smiths,
Angles Braggs, Elmores, Jew Davids. Monsons.
Leshures Martins, Alebasi and London Veg
etable Pills, &c. &c. &c.
Physicians, Country Dealers and all others wish
ing any thing in our line are respectfully invited
to give us a call.
Remember the sign of the Mortar.
r. d. FULFORD,
Opposite Beech & Tilley's
Mineral Point, May 90, 1851. n31tf
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The ogsiuQ letter from highly respectable physi
clan, who enjoys al cDsivs pracice:
Nav stark CO., o., Nov LISP
Dr. Ions y. P>Ek- Dear sir: DR.. Guysoits Extract
Of arps gara has bern purchased by for the last
ttrre yeys with good effect in Genersl Debility, Liver
Compliant, aundce, dyspepsia, Chronic and Nervous
Diseases. In AL female Complaints IL is uneq uElled
IN The this medicine the patient constantly gains
strerg and yiynr, fact rhy OF great consideration
t il asau1 to th and smell, and be used BY
pers5s tine moe. 1ecAle somgchs with safety, under
zny ci-c -pesking from sTience, and
70 the a. atctgd I ad ise its
DR.. J. s. LEEPER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

F42Gs. 4AGs-sS \ ~ sA-..- AL44a-sg&.
JOHN HAND,
BdrHhaBt NarSery CS5rdtH BOUe~. lite Fast -3reRG,
IOWA col MY, wIsCoSsIS,
e7et9 z . - TO inf m his friends and the go
Sss& a > public generally tina he can supply %f5S
- them with choice 2ariet Jf all kinds of -
FREEE sEsEEI$,
Consisting in part Of 06 varieties Of Apples 66 do Il
Pears q # Pum, Is OF Cherries, Of Ounces large
English Goosberr and al the varieties oi Currants
red white and black. Also four of the bes varieties Of
Raspberres. with AprcOLs Peaches Sectarines twelve
kinds of Grapes, &c, together with every variety OF
Shru5bsry Plants capable Of withstand
ing the Wisconsin climate
His coliection of Double ESONES comprising 100 va
rietes both dwarf AMI climbing, cannot easily be eX-
eelled in variety of color genera beauty. He has
also, the finest varieties MammO h. Victoria and Giant
RHUBARB, Pie plant. and 70 Tteen varieties of
STRAWBERRIES, &c. &c,
All Of which grown under his immediate and
attention. Orders supplied in April October very
reasonable prices Carefully packed 10 90 distance
He also of carefully assorted variety Of
Vegetable, Flower ana Agricultural SEEDS. supplied in
Boxes, commission oth-rE Use references Of the
highest standing can be given when required. J.B
Dover, Iowa 60. " rs. Nov. 81 ISL
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Extract Of letter rrom an extensive merchant.
pLAIStIELD, Mich ,prll <, 1882.
Mr.. D. PAuH-Dear sir: Or. Guysutt's elbow Dock
and Sarsaparia is pero ming astonishing in
this place A Mr. b Strickland has just informed me
thar one children has entirely cured of very
CI ecruf Ia By the Of only one bottle He
had eI every thing hat the doctors prescribed
but all 10 no avail, child continued getting
The sles ace healed up ana child apparently
we'll bfch lastly a-crbed to the of the Yellow
Dock aud Sar=spartlz- truly,
r BENL.
Slid by ]. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.,
No-tne.s corner Fourth and Walnut entrance on
WAlauL t-to HON all orders be addressed
A'sI 70. I RDDbtF, Mineral Point, 3 armstrong. Pc
tpSi Cfipar CassyIlle; Cole & -tew art Bee
t.,sgI.. IT, 7 Parker Lancaster; n q. HemUp, Hazel
Green =. Jayley Co, Patbevile 4. II. Flanders,
Benton. f. Mason. Dubuque. ~ n2Jv5 ly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
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Ssrufula ~vphils, Mercuria Complaints, Cancer, Can
creme. Rheumatism, and vast variety of other disa
grtel5l and dangerous diseases perfectly cured
D. the Vi this medicine
S.LISE, Mich, Oct g. 1851.
Mr ions d. PAaK-Dear sir; II is with unutteraole
'ertngs graitu e that sble- through the Divine
Providence Of God and by the wonder working agency
Of that sg5eeut medicine Guysotts yellow Dock and
sarsa2Fitia t. give you few symptoms of 10y almost
aOpersa
IN The n5Ltr % $50, was attacked with severe pain
which Was gradually extending through the ~hoe right
eide and leg attha time. total prostration of my
phy -ical ysten: my leg had shrunk about two
thirds OF It's size | procured the attendance
Of szIll practitioner, " no pronounced my dsease one
tae sgsl forms of liver Complaint tie sal my
easily hand I'd, but prescribed for M. re-
Ter his treatGu until satisfied he cold
help Then procured OF agent at this pace
tltt,= Of Guysott's Yellow Dock aud Sarsapariila
n, ca which : receis ed q amount Of beueht After
having four bottles NOR, was to pursue
bus u without Inconvenience AID have been since
that time vel while but short tune since
fprd to any bed thre fouFths of the tim and cannot
ascro the return health any other
by the agency OF that truly valuable medicine Guysuts
Yellow DOCK aud =arssp arillR
HASSEI. VAURIPER.
Price, 81 per b0ttle-six bottles for s5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
BOUNTY LAMBS.

NHE undersigned, General Land Agent will give par
ucusr attention to obtaining u ARRASrs from Wash
neton 70 Soldiers no entitled them by the late
act OF Congress
tie viii also attend locating warrants on lands for
those who obtain them under the act long res
dence in and thorough knowledge OF Western Wiscon-
wil he believes enable him give god satisfaction
70 those who may call on him
CHARLES F. LEGATE.
Land gent snd Surveyor
Mineral Point October, 1872 Il
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

Byron, McHenry CO. Illinois
MEssRs. HAMILTON, & Co:-GentlemanIh have
ust used Bristols Nerve and Bone Eminent for a
bunch onmy horses knee. had used Soan's
Ointment which is no better Than so much lard
but less than bottle of the Eminent drove it
away entirely, and l believe it to be d valuable
medicine. Yours, &c, WR HEATH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

4 Ii persons cautioned against cutting tim6
n Digging, or in any wise tTespa5sing upon eilbG
the following described lots Of Land, 10 wit:
East u Of tho "a sec. 10, town Dorth range 2ea
North west = Of the = of sec. IA, town n rsng
WHITNEY SMTH
Mineral Point, Suly Is, 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
J. LYuON & FOLEY.

- n n EBpE a EUAENs
Dealers an GroceTie', Liquors, Hardoare, Crseisry
&C, &c, SC.
AVE on hand a General assortment Of Sugars t.
u Il Coffee, Mol-sses. whiskey, Brandy, and Wine, )
50 a large assortment Of
CROkERVWARE, LOOKING GLASSES, & CLOCK
OF the best kind, which they warrant as good as the b
Being determined 10 cell for cash they can offer he
goods al very low prices
Among their assortment may be found Window Sh
les, Table Covers, q call and see us and learn o.
prices and we have fear but what You will puchas
store next door 10 the Auction Room, and opposite
County Buildings.
Mineral Point, MAY :, 1882.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
MADISON MUTUAL IISURAIG E

CHARTERED BY ACT OF LEGIsLATURE or TIKI STA TX eF
WISCONSIN.
TJAVlNG duly organized and adopted the most ap
proved of Mutual insurance, now prepAr-
ed TO receive applications and issue Policies nsur
upon dwelling houses tavens. shops aud other
buildings, against loss or damage By fire This company
will insure no property exposed parts OF vii
lages therefore ain large loss from any
one fire. which will enable them always meet losses
prompt and make il safe and r liable company TO
those ms ured III areby.
DIRECT OlsS,
FAPWELI. WM WEIGH. WIN SEYMOUR
gOHN q ATIIN DAVID ATWOOD, +. B DEAN, JR,
A J WARD. SIMEON MILLS, MN c WELLS,
N w DEAN, n B. EDDY. B.F HOPKINS,
T. C. TIBBfTS
0FFEs &, sSS
SIMEON MILLS President Y y EDDY,Vice Presit mt,
l. J FARN e. l. Treasurer. b r - PNfN-. Secretary.
~ s~ry O. -wEss" 40 Nia..r ms
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
TO FEMALES.
DKSEN TER II.
Jackson. Mich. Dec. is. 1910.

Mr., q. C. RLtss-Dear Sir: was taken sick the Ii
August. as with relax dysentery, and did moi
that could perform msHual labor until Feb
ru2rs- I-{4 tempfuyed The best physicians after
another, tut Of them could effect ! began
30 think never should recover, when friend told
that he had ased Or :. p. TOwDsend's Compound Elk
tract of parlia with the best Of success and adv
- try did SO, and, contrary to my expects
tions, br<an go recover. Two bottles made wei
as ever xsa IN my life You al liberty Ike any
use uf tbs that viii extend the Of Or 5. p Town
send Compound Extract of SarsaparilIa a remedy
for the disaaLe with which l wss afflicted
Respectfully yours,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
BOUNTY Lands.

Bounty Lands.
To Soldiers Of the Itdian Vars, and
Last U1ar acith Great Britain:
ZRHE undersigned is prepared to prosecute
~ Claims under the late Act of Congress.
granting Bounty Lands TO Officers and Soldiers
in the Last War with Great Britain, OF in any OF
the Indian Wars since 1890, and 10 Commissioned
Officers in the Late War with Mexico, and hereby
give notice to persons having such claims, OF
wishing information In relation to them that they
viii receive prompt attention by applying per
sonally or by letter (post-paid) to
SAM CRAWFORD.
Mineral Point, Oct II. 1850. 15l-tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
TDOLpHO WOLFE,S

AROMATIC SCHEEBAm sCHNAPPS.
4 pure aud genuine article, manufactured by him
n Schniodam, HOlani, expressly for medical use %
strongly recommended for sure and permanent euret
Gravel, and all distractions Of the Urine arising n,
he Kidneys and Bladder sold in Mineral Point by
3IT r. d. PULFORD. Agent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

SALINE, Oct "A. 1852
Mr. J. Z. PARE--Desr Sir: send you thu foregoing
certificate snd acq nted It'll the csse,
l. al! lras prOcured il, thinking might be benefit
10 on snd 70 the afflicted. You the privilege of
using Il - yUu think beet, Yours, w a. BEERS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

And further notice is hereby given, forbid any
anu al persons from buyiug removing any lead or
other from the above drscr bed lands without he
written permission of the owner or agent.
BEN q, SCOTT, owner and agent.
Yellow Stone, Feb. ., 1872. I6-I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

ESETEkE.EC NOTICE. So All persons are hereby
IL notified not 70 Tespass mine dig upon any of
the following lands, without written consent of the
owner or agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

And further notice is hereby given thai forbid any
and all persons from buying removing Lead or
other from the above described lands without my
Writlen permission.
GEORGE MESSERSMlTH, .7gent.
Dodgeville, Iowa CO., " is, Sep. p, 1917. 5Lf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

BNJBLEC NuEECE.--AH persons hereby
ID tifed not TO trespass, Nine Dig, upon any Of
following lands, without the written consent permIs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

And 20 her husband Toll and anxiety Of mind
prsessarily deFoiTag him IRON sickness Of the vile
giving the opportunity Of that
peteace which his cXsrtions entitled and the POSSESSION
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

FRAN LIN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.
BY NICHOLS 81 SNIFF.
VNHE undersigned having become prOprietors
i Of the above we'll Sn0wn house and having 50
fitted up in the bess style would respectfully s=a=
to the citizens and the travelling public, that 4
they ed 10 accommodate in the manner,
all wao may favor them with patronage. Their table
will always be supplied Nth best the market affords
and they hope by tct nton 70 the wants OF trGv
eleTs, 20 merit and receive liberal patronage.
Stages leave this house daily for the east and west
Gs~ CommodiJus Barns and Stables attached, sRd
attentive ustler resdy TO attend the
the weary nag, day or Ms ht.
NICHOLS s SNIFF.
Mineral Point, Dee. 20, 1851 Tu
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
WIFE AND MOTHER

To bshold the Sickness and suffering sadured By Navy e
Tor years from simple and coutEclsoie easily
Esa.edIed-oE betteI s.A.--not iacn!red % every
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

When too late 10 ba benefited BY knowledge iOoI
back and noun, aEc regret the full consequences Of on
Ignorance.
What would often give possess early life tn
knowledge obtsIu after years aud Whist days sn
nightH OF anguish might have berg spared, # III
knowledge lszS timely possessed. Il IS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
sEcurE TILE mEANs OLE nAPPINEss

By becoming possessed Of the knowledge the wzr
Of which the sickness and poverty Of thousands
10 Of such consequences, wife mother
sable II she neglect TO avail herself Of that know ledge
respect herself vhIch would her much suffering BE-
Tie Of happasss and prosperity her husband aud
coaierupon her children that blessing sooye all pcehesy
bodies with healthy minds That know ledge contained
iiffle woke led
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is 1T

That we behold mary females the meridian Of life
health AMI spirits with coTpieaoh Of diseases
of the for the
when physical health bUoysncy Of
and happy serenity arising from Condition Of heeA.
should be predcm inaut.
MANY ofthe cduxes Of her 81 ferngs hrstpsap
before perhaps dnTg ghcod the first Of
ogin hight unnotced and OF course
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
YEARS OF MISERY,

POSSESSED The inorrson contained in lttls Volume With
n the reach Of ALL which would spare 10 herself
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

Sycamore De KalB CO III, Oct. II, 1S49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
RuEuuATI~1I IN CEsETDHEN.

DO all your children TO grow up with seeds OF
rheumatism IN their constitutions. Il Is easily cured if
attended To time bit when neglected IL becomes
chronic aud srouhisEUme. Nothing equals DR.. $ P.
TOwnssud5s Compound Extract of Sarsaparlla In reno
wing pslls Of RheuElatis the young well the
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City Intelligence:

suppnN DrArn.-On Sunday afternoon n young ma n
about ~ years of age NAMED John Henry residing in
at groccry store the Of Fourth and Charles
slree ts lie was apparently in good health but shor:
time before his deceasc He had drink glass Of
and eaten candy shortly before his death The Cor
oner was Notified to hold an inquest upon the body.
SuIoIDE.-On Saturday German, named Henry locke
thirty years OF age found suspended by the neck In
new building in Forty first street, Eighth
The Coroner on Sunday held inquest upon the body
and the jury rendered verdict Of suicide.
SUFFocArrp.-On Saturday Beran Kuhke German
sailor about % years of age found dead in the cabin
of the bark Kasums, lying at pier No 20 East River He
had before going to bed that night kndled fire Of char
coal in the cabin, and the gas evolved from the SAM
caused his death. The Coroner held, on Sunday an
inquest upon the body and verdict of death by sulo-
cation was rendered by the jury.
ACCIDENTS Being Rex OvrR.--On Saturday even
ing. about six o'clock Eliza Keller residing in Twenty
eighth street near Fifth avenue over at the
ner ofThird avenue and Twenty fourth treet by horse
owned by Mr. McCauiy horse dealer in Twsnt fourth
street and had her head severely cut Dr. Warren call
cd who dressed her wounds after which she conveyed
home by officers Grogan and Burdell About five o'clock,
on the same evening, Elizabeth Brown, with her child,
was knocked down and run over by horse ana cart,
belonging to carman named i. Brown at the of
severely injured and taken to their residence
No 5SS Water street, by officer Flynn Brown COM
mitted by Justice Timpson.
FRE.-About twelve o'clock, Saturday night, a fire
was discovered by citizens in stable in Twenty
fourth street. near First avenue which however was
extinguifhod by officer Arson aided by the citizens
by the application OF few pals Of water without causing
much damage.
SEVERELY BuRNED.-About six o'clock on Saturday
afternoon Henry Jones coored boy in the employ OF
w. X Frost No. 49s Grand street, badly burned by
his clothes catching fire from the bursting camphene
lamp lie was Immediately conveyed to the City Hos
pital.
ACCIDENT FAILrNo.-About eleven o'clock on satur-
day night, sailor named Archibald Warner fell from
the topsa yard of the bark Frederick Warner at the
of Rutgers street iniuripg himself severely Ill was con
yeyed to his residence, No 81 Roosevelt street, by officer
Randell.
DEAD BoDrrs FOUND FLOATING IN THE WarER.--On Sa-
turday afternoon, the bodies Of two unknown
found Heating in the watcrone Mt Whitehall dock East
river and the other at the foot Of pier No L. North river
The body Of another unknown found on sunday
morning in the North river at the foot OF Vestry street,
and another at the foot ~ Chambers street The Coroner
held an inquest ON the bodies. The jury rendered
diets OF death by drowning
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inauguration Of the hew Magistra'es-polico justices
Stewart, Wood Welsh and Bogert, elected last fall
Ill the places OF Messrs Lothrop Mountfort, Tmpson
and Beakley, will be inaugurated into Office this day
Mr.. Stewart at Jefferson market, Mossrs. Wood aud
Welsh ct Essex market, and Mr. Bogert at the Tombs
a Dishonest Letter Csrer-0ficers Fulton and Elder
OF the Lower Police, yesterday arrested young
named Alfred W Beayen letter carrier, In The employ
Of John T. Boyd Of Royd's Letter Express, as William
street The accused was found by the Officers at
dcnce in Brooklyn and conveyed before Justice osborn
on warrant, wherein he stands charged with having
broken open letter the 14th of April last stealing
therefro SIS seems by the evidence before the court
that the accused broke open letter directed TO Miss
Kate Stccnburger, at Madame Chegarys school situated
ut the OF Twenty eighth street and Madison ave.
nue. The latter had been written aud the money placed
therein that day and put into the said express post
~ dr. john s. Roberts Of 30 Water street. John How
lett clerk in Boyds Office testified that on tho day in
question he delivered 10 Beayens Ill the letters 80 DO
distributed in his (BeayansD district but tho letter
above alluded to was never delivered and tho charge is
instituted against Bcayons for puoining the money
from fad letter The accused detained In custody by
justice Osborn, for further hearing.
a George q Ce'bpHdcg-A short time ago complaint
was made before Justice lmpson by Dr. Jethro W Wood
ward and DR.. John H. shcsrnan against Mrs Phoebe
Palmer wife Of Ir. Palmer No. 81 Kgngton street who
stood accused by the two complainants OF having
opened scaled letter written by Dr. woodward To pr
Sherman Tho whole facts were investigated before m
magistrate, who finally dismissed the conplainl On
Saturday, Mrs, Palmer instituted complaint against III
two doctors Tor conspiracy In causing her arrest on
ialse charge. They were both arrested on sunday by
officers Bumstcad and Merritt on warrant issucd by
Justice Osborn Sherman is charged with perjury and
Dr. woodward with conspring to charge another per-
son with crime The prisoners were taken before tho
magistrate. Sherman was committed to prison. and
Woodward was admitted to bail
Charge Dismissed The complaint Of attaining money
by false pretences made by Chester briggs and Others
against Mr. Daniel W.. Townsend and A. W. Mctcalf,
which has been under hearing for time past before
Osborn who dismissed the complaint tbs ground that
the evidence did not make out Of false pretepees
coming within the meaning VI ths statute law.
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menced. The British constitut was the product Of
tho word Of God lie alluded to analogy between
republic and the Jewish nstitution and described the
powerful progression Of religion throughout the
world and Institutions Nor the power OF the BIZ
bic con- pcuous Individuals SAUL cf Tsssus, was
evidence " this and st. Augustine. dSotios Me-
anthon. Cuyier. Luther Locke, Broughams end Cnal-
mers; 10 had possessed power sceptism. The Bible
multiplied ard sustained its. 1t had made Bible socae-
ties and Awakened liberal spirit ordanedt0 itself 70
take possession Of every mind and to conquer every ma
ion II went forth conquering, and to coDiperp it
ttll had enemies psuedo philosophers, nnstterers In
science had said that II had had ts day. but christian
pr.cepts had been too much to DO despssd But
this was Its last conflict II would mould characters
ana contained au supply oal wants 1t possessed
the power OF heart searching law could enghten be-
Dghted minds and may inspire others with glory but
might leave some in despair and TO perish,
The concluding exercises of the evening having
performed and collection made. the congregation dis
persec.
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ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR
MAY The following gentlemen were admitted to the
Chas. S. Andrews, Henry O. BARTLETT John w Cbamler
Chas. d. Evans, Richard Howard Walter L. Livingston
G. b. ~ somners. Edward +. Travts, p 1. Van Vechten
O. b. Warning O. w. Wilson Geo 8. Beers, Oliver Brown
d. J. Grain q. w. Cook, J. +. Gray Joseph Larooue O.
g: MITCHELL John Nielsen, Robt, r, Potter Richard
Wynkoop John Wsbsw.