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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

.sE- Men are born with two eyes and bot one
tongue IA order that they should see twice az
mech as they cay. The same Is applicable 10
Rows and women.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

sE~ Trouble like cayenne, Is not very agree
able in itself, but gives great zest to other
things.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
CHARLES L. LEGATE,

. TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLoRS At ! \ W
\ Richlan5 Centre Bichland County, Wis. All buSi-
their promptly attended to- @lVlo
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
BANKING AND EXCHAN GE OFF C
IiTREK Il MuITTLE>EI,

GENERAL IANn AGENT opposite the L 5 Hotel,
Y ! Highest. Slime dPoiut- S-i
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

~ Truth IS eternal our knowledge Of it
progressive
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

Point Viii attend 10 land negotiations, ana trans
act al business connected profession Collection
promptly attended Once in County building 81
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LOUIS LII. ID. CRANE.
PRIEST * NINEI

. TTnRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, Solicitoc In Cahnoe-
n ~ General Land Agent UOdgeFI4e, Iowa toa-
= WISCONSIN 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

- II a lee ol fifty cents " ere charged 10 see
the sun Ilse. Hine-tcntiis Of the world would be
up ID the 1uorAlag.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

(af tse tate firm qf c. C. baSabHrR q Co.
nRAETS drawn the principal cities OF the nileo
| J states. Bills of Exchange ali the large towns
ot Europe. at moderate rates ~ 500
Viii uv Drafts en- all points in the United States and
the chief towns Of Great Britain rance al" ec'
u4snv. Interest allowed ga time deposits
s-Sgr Ofice hours. s A. ". to 5 Y. VI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

TTpRNEY At LAW, and Solicitor in Cbaacery Min
n eral Point. Office in FnouuJs block 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
From The stanton Times.

Il VIII be Of no importance In Mr. Washburn
for US to say anything in his behalf; the excel
lence OF his private aud public character, his
we'll known business Qualifications his efiicien-
cy as a Representative in Congress. for which
place he is a candidate for reelection. are well
known not only to the people of THIS District,
but to the people of the whole State. y, Will
De re-elected bv a large maioriiv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

but as char before the wind. The established
religious creeds of to-day are poisoning the life
blood of SC ciety, sappinc the Foundation of ev-
cry virtue, and cursing kxAereds where thev
save one ! | don't know as Won viii publish
this; but publish the whole or none. / sneak
as behave. and my belief is NY life
Mineral Point, Sept. s6. H.O.u
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GEORGE L.. FROST.

4 TTORNEYS AND CoUNSEIIuKs AT LAW, and So
~ hei'ors in CAancery, Mineral Point. Once in Nj.
tons Block. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
II. VI. JACKSON.

AS resumed the practice Of the Law Iie viii prac-
fhc and Circuit Courts of the state.
the District Court Attention will Ice gwen
collections. the purchase ANA sale ~ Rea.
Estate. ol-s Ross Stone Buiidlg I. r. Wlii-
tIesey's BaAatass HoLsr- ou
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
.FE.EEs TO ORDER,

WaTT0Ufeg-
tg~ RErAfRINe poxK o. s1oKT NOTICE "a
ROBERT LANNON-
Miners, Fz-rs, Jan. -. 1855, u+-u
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MEDICAL. NOTICE

yr,ur undersigned would respectfully announce 10 his
OH friends and patrons that ba has re-estaos-e1 q
himself in Mineral Point IA the practice q Aediene
Shore he al tiEnrs promptly respon1 to the calls
Of those requiring llS professional services
Residence a54l Office little south OF t2~ T. =
rsi on the corner Fountain street and Henry aiey
an the baitdiur heretofore occupied By the late m
Henry. IL hilbEohANA' T.
~ Dr. IIiiaehra,d has brought with him from Ger
many nep aua valuable medical instruments, by
the operation (which rheumatism, ihharaations teycrs,
nd deafucSs. &c, be peedily cured ootf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

We care not who nominated him, if his prin-
ciPles remain the sane as heretofore, lie Is the
man for this District. His opponents may bring
a candidate into the field, but they should re-
member that the day for political hair-splitting
is past, and that in the present state Of affairs,
this Is no time for experimenting-we have too
much at stake to tr~ new men and train appren-
tees, to cope with the schemlnc Pciltlcians and
spectators who congTegate at Washington. We
must have tried men, and for one Of such. c. c.
WashbuTn IS undoubtedly the man. He i now
il the field, and We have no doubts rs 10 the re-
suit. At the coming election in November, he
viii, in all probability, be replaced in his for
mer responsible position Of Congressman Of this
DIstrIct.
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GED. ID. WIL5ER, lI.p.,
CoBa * 5IE-s,EoRE-

A TTOEN EYS AT Law, Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Il Practice td attend u Agencies and Collections
apartS Of Wisconsin. Special attention given 10 pTas
tIce in hcttIstrict Court of the United States
- one. ope0site TIC Coart TONS. ~ sLaLrs. c
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
From the Manitowoc Tribune.

Tie denomination Of Hon. c. c. Washburn,
in the Second Congressional District of this
State Is regarded as one Of those pleasant events
in the political world. which go far towards ele
waiting the standard Of political morality. The
nomination Of true man bv the Republican
party, Is in itself credable 20 those who, for the
time, controlled lis dcstilies; bot when the
nomination was a tribute % the man whose Of
fetal course has stamped him with the seal of
true nobility whose manhood and integrity are
above question the act should be regarded as
claim upon our most enthusiastic admiration.
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s.ook G re.

rVNHE undersigned has removed his Wagon Shop % the
! new building near the ola Bank. on High Street,
verg he is prepared do all kinds of IN the line
sf
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKING
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

The entire unanimity displayed by the Con-
vention which re-nominated c. c. Washbum for
Congress, is an earnest of the unanimous and
enthusiastic support lie viii receive at the hands
Of his constituents.-Indeed, lis denomination
was no more than proper regard paid by the
Convention TO the popular praference which had
been Enthusiastically manifested before the Con-
veution was called
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
From the Baraboo Republic.

If ever n candidate, on denomination, de-
served we'll of his constituents, that candidate is
c. c. NaShbUm. From the first day of his
term until now, his action has been thoroughly
Republican, and mindful of the needs Of his
Distrio. such AT least Is the testimony OF Sauk
county, not froea dissertation only. INIT from ex-
pericnce The Three Washbprn Brothers, ="
preferred Al the balIot-box by a majority of tie
electors. Make way for the faithfpl Tho
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


Hon. William Bgler, senator from Pennsylvania ar
rived in the city yesterday. He is stopping at Browns
Hotel
letter from Woosung, China, dated April 10TH
states that Mr. Reed would leave the following day
in the Mississippi for the PHO river to meet the English
and French commissioners
The Kansas Daily Ledger expresses deep regrets that
Gov Denver proposes to resign his position Governor
of that Territory about the first of August next The
people throughout the Territory 1t says will regret it,
from the fact that they have been prosperous hap
Ply and contented under his administration than any Of
his predecessors.
The friends of Judge Douglas in Chicago making
arrangements to give him public reception in that city
on Friday evening" the 9th instant
The following appointments have been made by the
President in connection with the General Land Office
VIM a. Davidson to be register of the land Office for
New Mexico; William A. Street to be receiver of public
moneys for New Mexico Pascha Bequette to be receiver
OF public moneys at San Francisco California James
Guthrie r to be receiver of public moneys at Oregon
city
Mr. RUSSELL the London Times correspondent is hav-
from horse, which compelled him to to dhooly
when the baggage in danger at Barcly his bearers
put him down on the road and bolted Weak and very
III, he nevertheless managed to mount horse, when
sun stroke knocked him down, and very near proved
fatal
on Friday next the Secretary of the Interior will leave
WIN his family, for Mississippi He win be absent about
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CRIMINAL COURT.

WEDNESDAY,, July THE court met at eleven o'clock
The first case called was that of JamesP Cagett free
coored who was charged with the larceny of pair of
Shoes valued at So So the property of Adam Hessccker
The jury without leaving the box, found the prisoner
guilty indicted and he sentenced to be imprisoned
in the county Jail for nine months and TO pay fine Of
one dollar
Ferdinand Weser then put on trial for assault
and battery committed upon Mrs Teresa Keppler the
18th of May last 1t appeared from the testimony that
the prisoner very drunk at the time and the jury
returned verdict of guilty, at the time recon-
mending him to the consideration of the court He
sentenced TO be imprisoned in the county Jail for two
weeks and to pay fine of one dollar.
No other cases being ready for trial. the jurors were
dismissed until tomorrow morning at ten clock.
James p Devlin, who found guilty of man
slaughter in being accessory to the death of Thomas
Berry was brought into court to receive his sentence
Being asked if he had anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced upon him, he stated that he
was entirely innocent Of any participation in the crime
and knew nothing about it until afterwards he had
nothing to live for except his mother and if separated
from her. life would have pleasure for him.
The court remarked that there mitigating circum
stances connected with this case in consideration Of
which, and of the unanimous recommendation of the
ury to mercy the sentence would be much lighter than
in ordinary cases for taking life The prisoner then
sentenced to labor in the penitentary for four years.
from and after the 18th instant.
The court then adjourned
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yXTIsCoNsTN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

wv INTELLIGENCE, AND GENERAL, LAND AGENCY .--GEofGE
FNAM Office Main door 70 the Banking House 81
Cole Sumner, & Co., In Crosse, Wisconsin.
prepared to buy, SELL give information with regard 70
government iands
money Wisconsin Mnncso to attend to
selling leasing lands dwelling houses OTHER prop
e commissions collections, examine titles,
collect rents &c, &c
Particular given IOANING MONEY, which guaranty
amount Of loaned,
twelve cent interest paid an
nualy and Minnesota
than New the that lands advancing from
per legal in Wisconsin, az high
IL per cent and in Minnesota there Is usury law.
All promptly attended TO- and ro-
rcmitcd, by mail express any part of the country
Fsb I7-6m GEO. FARNAM
lie refers following gentlemen: washburnc G.,
Mineal Point Randall Madison, Wis., Lieut. Cow
E. Campbell In Crosse, Wis Hon s. d. Hastings state treasurer
Trempeca Thco. Rodo (rcccver u land ote II
Crosse Wis Hon D. Cameron Crosse, Wis; Judge Lord do
do; Gall ljutge 9th judicial ccnit Galeyie, Wis
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-
THE ARMY AND NAVT.


The United States frigatc Cumberland announced at
he Island Of Madeira time since sailed FOR Santa
cruz lenerie Islands, the sth Of May, reaching that
port on the 18th of the month The Cumberland
renamed at Santa Cruz until the 18th OF May when she
let o Port Grande in the Cape de ycrd Islands, and
reached there in safety after days sail Advces
ron her dated the 22d Of May the health Of
e ocers and crew excellent and state that she to
SAL the next day for Porto Prnya.
Inc following appointments have been made in the
navy and commissions have issued to the parties Chas
n, Aning assistant surgeon, vice NJ o Hara, resigned ;
%m Dana lieutenant VICE r. C. Stockton, dismissed
atnan o. Bartoette assistant surgeon, vice Pissed AZ
''''"nt surgeon Robert Carter, resigned.
Asor Cunningham, paymaster United States army,
ed az San Antonio the 18th ult from New Orleans,
n the funds to pay the troops at all the posts between
San Antonio and Fort Davis.
l., understood that Commander Thomas ]. Page win
assigned to the command Of the squadron 20
r'uy inc United States commissioner TO Paraguay
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SALES OF LANDS IN MINNESOTA.

We present below statement of the sales of public
lands in the Root River dtricthe southern district of
the Statesince the opening of the Office in August
1854. The Office first opened at Brownsville the
Mississippi, the LIST day of August, 1854 1t
moved to Chatfeld, Fillmore county and reopened
the 18th of june 1856. Major John r. Bennett is the
register and Captain John H. McKenney the receiver
Both gentlemen have held their respective positions since
the first opening of the Office at Brownsville and have
been recently apponted by the President The follow
ing table shows the amount OF land sold
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Atty Washington )Possession having been
reained tenant establishment will be opened on
tho direction accommodating suerntcnu
entan mo reliable, courteous assistants.
pains expense will be spared in order to accommodate ie
regain OF these Springs Tho
orange Alexandria ut ~ O'Clock in the morning
and Ia the evening, o. a. and 2, ncSi
day leaving Richmond also twice day thus aodg the most con
venient mode of ~ 4.
viii be- 81 day. $l2 week, $40 per
month 500 the ending lst octo
Der children year old and under IL hape servants aso
halfprcc THOMAS ShhLS.
lnun Dining y K
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The total number of paid for in cash and land
Warrants from the opening of the office to April 1885,
amounts to 93i, 1919 The total number OF
Of surveyed land in the district g. 500 600 of
veyed land, 1900 900 These figures show that there
fortunes yet remaining in Minnesota for the ndustr
and deserving
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JULY.

Peirce's Analytic Mechanics s...r...' s..r
George Stephenson
The Missouri Valley and the Plains n %
Contemporary French Literature. #.5.ut a..... I'll
The Philips Family and Phillips Exeter Academy.
The Aquarium
laws OF Association in Ornamental Gardening
Ozananis Civilization OF the Fifth Century.
Normandys Year Of Revolution in Paris.
Basqucs and their Country. a.
Commentaries on the New Testament.
Critical Notices.
Five dollars per u rs per number Subscriptions
by fRANCK TAYLOR,
July ts Agent
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WANTED-The trustees Of the

TNEAUHER w NTED.-The UuSteeB OF NC
Rockville Academy Montgomery county, Md wish 70 en-.
gage permanently gentleman qualified act as principal OF tho IN
stution the Latin and Greek languages,
personal interview with the Candidates nnd examination as
character, will be required.
Applications received until Saturday the 3lst July next,
when will made for the commencing on
the 1st Of September. "a,
The Rockville Academy endowed and incorporated school
principal $500 annum the State fund and three
1fths or the tuition fees.
The town OF Rockville miles Washington connected by
and mails Is remarRabe or
health, and possesses many social advantages
By order of the board RICHARD J. BOWit,
July 3--3taw4w secretary.
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u,RIAL on BREEcH- loading oARBINEs.-

conformity with that part OF Tue act "makig
support the army for the ending the Both June
18TH 1855 which nppopriates or the pur
cares the best model to be selected ana
board consisting OF three
officers corps viii West Point New York. on
the indicated by the law
All competing for tho best model breec load
ing cabes invited and each competitor required 70
submit with the ammunition for the same mot
less than one hundred rounds board than three
DAYS after explain lis mode OF
H. X CRAIG,
Colonel OF Ordnance.
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United states Hotel.
DEpFoRD SPRINGS. -This well-known and de.

NghtuI SUMMER RESORT VIII be opencd Ior Tho RECEPTION OF
until the LIST Of October
buildings erected last fully
completed whole establishment has been furnished
STYLE tho accommodations will be OF character
cclled n any part of the United States,
The hotel will be under the management OF Mr.. A. g. ALLEN,
acd attention to his
the of comfort and kind treatment.
other deemed proper
state that reach Bedford by daylight ride from
Chambcrsburg.
company made extensive supply
aud individuals barrel carboy or
in bottles, at the following prices at the Springs, viz:
For a barrel mulberry 81 90
90
mulberry 90
For Z do oak 90
Carboy 10 gallons 25
Bottles, y pint per dozen so
carefully prepared purchasers depend
upon receiving tho fresh and
should he addressed to
THE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO.,
June 3o--d4w Bedford county, Pa.
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DETRIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS Volunteers

WARRINGTON july D, 1888,
win assemble armory parade ground
Thursday the Sth O'Clock for tho purpose
receiving the Seventh New York regiment which, arriving
"Wednesday evening night in their steamship will land Thurs
day morning
Every regiment will be puncual
tendance parade at tho appointed time.
ny order Of Colonel Hickey
July 7--2ts H. N ODER, AJjutant.
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GUARLESt s LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-TEE
Il nnIcrNM lNn only InNnON GIN IMIORTEn.-Ihls

Y
ORIGINAL ONLY LONDON GIN lMfOAlEp-Ihis Sin
London sound barley under the srseanca OF s
British excise decatey with uncure OF tho iaan
juniper berry, most valuable OF the veg
Kingdom rendering the orinon OF the most eminent nsd
stnulant diurec drunk IN use
soft aud delicate favor differing cntirey
OF that harsh aorid taste when rem
article known Holland Gin scnapps so ocucpapa
Though incidence tisrecommcnded by ph
generally Dyspepsia Rheumatism Iropsy eraN
Cholera Structure Diseases Cd tho Urinary or
gans the Kidneys Bowels Debility &c whist tho
win adoption relief from those distress
frequently attend their dscate
DR. Of New York the highest medical authority
LONDON CORDIAL GIN "not only superior
10 any otho no has seen
peculiarly adapted settlers in tho southern and western
States as exposed changes Of water and air.
For quarts and pDts thyesht cents
by all druggists fruteers On country mercsns
of iutstiors CHAlLSS NONE OTHER II lSfUfhil
May Washington OF Ford Brother nane Clark
b. wilson Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard j. Ryon
EDMUND c. CHARLES
...' Importer No. 40 Broadway, New York,
EDMUND c. CHARLES, Importer
Mar l-lv 40 Broadway, New York,
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VITANTED-Pri and Editors.--The propri-
wv well known and weekly The Rural
would like to dispose OF
paper This opportunity, the only paper
the SOUTH and the only wealthy and pou
lous county Apply
RICHARD EDWARDS,
1927, Baltimore.
A copy may BIO sent To persons wishing O
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TOYl JOY! TO THE AFFLICTED.--The great
- remedy discovered last for the
Liver Complaint Dyspcpsa and all diseases Of the stomach Doctor
Ahonse Loubat graduate tho University Edinburgh long
successful practitioner OF medicine in the Island OF st. Thomas
West 1ndcs has discovered not only remedy but
principle In the treatment OF the above Diseases.
claims discovered medicine which when
into the stomach into the circulation and by coming in
with the OF the disease effects immediate Wish
ing much good possible ho will send such ofh afflicted
fellow beings require this recipe with full explicit
tons for working by their enclosing twenty-five cents eight
three cent United States postage stamps. Address
DR. AI.PHONSE LOUBAT,
f E l.4n. Washington City, y. C. I.
Brhc will be reurnod in all cases whore II does not
entire satisfaction. .ft-lg aNafEtt lf
JrlyT-3W a.#s
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Tm Foumrm or JuIr IN ArsxApnrA.--1n this city
says the Alexandra Gazetel there cy celebra-
ton but numerous parties Of pleasure formed and
n,imber OF our citizens LEFT town to enjoy themselves
in the surrounding country The flags of all the ship
ping in port were displayed and several of the vessels
were handsomely decoratedthe ship Ellen Hood being
conspicuous The wind favorable for excursions ON
the water and the river presented animated appear
ance from the sail boats and steamboats, passing in front
Of the town. AT night there baliat Yeates Gar
den
THR Fms WoRKsIn speaking of the pyrotechnical
display on Monday last the correspondent Of the Ba
more Sun, "Aga, says
s.Iast evening would have been favorable time 10
take the of this city since that the entire popua
ton seemed be upon the grounds appropriated for the
exhibition of fireworks, Those who have seen
the grand specaces of the sort in the big cities of
course pleased with what the ordnance office enabled
to exc out for the purpose from the appropriations Of
Congress for the manufacture of rockets and shells for gem
era military purposes alone Other cities find their
turn for appropriations for fireworks in the fact of the
influx of thousands upon thousands from the country
upon all such occasions
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DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS -Mospon COUNTY vrn-

I'd ED SULPHUR SPRlNGS-MoSRoE COUNTY, VIR-
III These celebrated Mineral Springs open tho
reception VISITORS now well known that medicinal agents
had
The Rcd sulphur Springs speedy puo
nary consumption bronchial affections chronic ahoa dyspepsia
aud Discusses OF the brain.
Visitors via Richmond Iyncburg should leave
railroad Ncwburn Depot They viii then
OF road Via
anria Virginia railroad there about seventy miles
OF Staging.
nya would secure better rooms better attention.
by coming carly az VIC usually very much crowded through The
month ~ August T. y CAubtdA 10
May 30--s2mo t.Hs.I
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DUTA BAGA TURNIP.-Just received from d.
h LAMBETH & SON fresh supply OF the
STOCK Turnp seed together with other fresh
Bird Seed Pressed Herbs culinary and medicinal descriptive
catalogue call at the
AGENCY FOR LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS,
July S-eo3tTS&Tu+ 1858 ST. doors Patent Once.
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~ hy-three students of Yale College were admitted to
IN 1 membership on the last commencement Sunday
III the College Chapel
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r,EE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF NEW YORK.
bond mortgages OF first Class. s.s---
president Isaac Abbott, secretary.
A. Y Garrett examining physician, 465 Ninth street
Pamphlets further Information be obtained at the office OF
CHARLES DE SEI.DEN Agent
June 22--d6ms No. oO7 seventh street