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ADMIWlsTRATRIX NOTICE.

NETHEREAS Letters Of Administration to
w the estate of DANIEL HIGLEY, late of
the county Of Potter, deceased, have been
granted to the Undersigned all persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly au-
thenticated for payment to the subscriber at
Hebron Potter CO.. Pa.
POLLY G. HIGLEY,
May %, 1857, Administrative.
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An Ordinance relative to Nuisances

An Ordinance relative 10 Nuisances.
Passed .4onday, Jane 8th, 1857.
NETHEREAS a Petition has been received
w by the Towp Council setting forth that
Butchcr!ng IS carried on in the center Of the
Borough to such an extent that it has become
i nuisance, and praying that said nuisance be
abated, therefore,
Ss: 1t is hereby Ordained that from
and after this date No Butchering, creating
thereby nuisance, be carried on between
East ani West and First and Seventh streets
il this Borough.
Sc. U-And il any person or persons shall
create said nuisance within the limits pre-
scri5cd by this Ordinance, he, she, or they
shall forfeit the sum Of Five Dollars for the
ar2t offence, and Twenty Dollars for the sec
nd and each subsequent olIeuce-said for
f=iture to be applied u Borough purposes, and
collected IS debts OF like amount are now
collected by law.
Sec Iu-Tn4t this Ordinance be publish
cd IN the Potter Journal
,. ". SPENCER,
Attest: Burgess pro ten.
SN!L H. SToRns, Scc'y.
Coudersport. June 8, I857.-l0:2-4t.
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GROCERIES.

Any one examining our stock Of GROCERIES,
we are confident viii at once come TO the con-
clusion that better and more complete as
sortmcnt cannot be found in this section, con-
sisting Of
CT"E
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ADlIIMIsqR Ag0R's MoTI0E,

4AAAAAAa 20 : a..A : SAA = y = : AN--l
ENTHEREAS Letters of Administration to
w the estate Of RUFUS \. FREEMAN,
late of the County Of Potter, deceased, have
been granted TO the undersigned, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will present them duly au-
thcnticated for payment to the subscribers at
Ulysses, Potter Co., Pa.
MISS ELIZA NJ. FREEMAN.
JERRY ". FREEMAN,
Nav %, 1851 Administrators.
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Mr.. HENDRICK has had the Preccptorship
of the Academy for the past year, and it is
with great satisfaction we announce that we
have been able TO secure the continuance Of
his services, The fourishing condition Of the
Academy has been exhibited by larger at
tendance and more general expression Of sat
islaction than has ever been experienced here
tofore; and the Trustees fatter themselves
that in the renewal of his engagement they
are carrying out the wishes Of the patrons OF
the Academy thus fayorably indicated, and
securing for that station gentleman fully
competent to supply the wants of an intclll-
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T I r NJ S.

Tuition per term OF thirteen weeks, as fol-
lows:
Primary Studios-Reading, Spelling,
Mental Arithmetic, &C., 81 so
Common English observation-disclosures
phy, Orthography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, rs
Higher English Branches - Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry,
and FIRST Lessons in Algebra, 0Q
Higher athenatics-Algcbra, Geom-
etry. &c, 6 90
nguages-Latin, Greek, or French 0G
Drawing. extra, 90
Piano Music. extra. 10 20
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THE WELCOME VISITOR,

Tie Cheapest and HamdSomest, Rs,lszf;,
cal IN the acorla :.
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mTTLp0RT HEAD. QUARTERS.

yEyHE subscribers take this method Of in
forming their friends that they are in re-
ceipt Of and are now opening, choice and
desirable stock.of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
to which they invite the attention OF all who
desire to make purchases Our stock IS large
has been selected with great care, and is par
ticulnrly adapted to the wants Of this section
Of our country. Oar stock OF Dry Goods con-
sists Of
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
EMBROIDERIES, PARASQLS
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
YESTINGS. DO .
MESTICS. :
SHIRTINGS,
LINENS, PRINTS, =
HOSIERY, SHAWLS,
and variety Of other articles, too numerous
to mention. We have also a complete asSort-
ment OF
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CR0CkERY;
all of which will be sold uncommonly cheap
for ready pay, and for approved credit on as
reasonable terms as any other establishment
MANN SNICH0LS.
N.nlport, Aug. II, l556.-9:l3 ly.
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COFFEE,
COFFEE,
MOLASSES,
SYRUPS,
PEPPER,
SPICE,
GINGER,

Mustard, Salcratus, Cinnamon, Pepper-Sauce,
Catsup, Yeast and Soap Powders, Vinegar,
Oil, Camphene, Fluid, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Snpt, Scgars, Candy, Nuts, Raisins,
Crackers, Herring, Soap, Candles, and an end
less Variety of other articles which it is un-
necessary to mention, may be found in this
department, and which will be sold at trif-
ling advance from cost TO ready pay.
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and host OF other ARTICLES in The Inc Of pro-
visions. Also kept constantly on hand good
assortment Of
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
such as Brooms, Washtubs and Boards, Mops,
Dinner Boxes, Brushes, &c, together with a
general assortment Of Stone Ware, which We
viii sell very cheap for cash. y general in
vitation is extended to all, and to the people
Of Potter County in particular to call at the
Old Regulator before purchasing elsewhere.
CLARK ~ PHILLIPS.
Wellsvillc, Dec 10, 1855 34-6mo.
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M W. SPENCER is Agent for many of the
D. most popular Medicines now in use, q
few of which he will mention

few OF Whlcn ne VIII LhcAlIOh-
7 R. STAFFORD & co.'s OLIVE TAR.
DIR. D. JAYNE d SONS FAMILY MEDI-
CINES. -.-
&c. AVER & co.'s CHERRY PECTORAL
AND PILLS.
SEVERAL KINDS OF CHERRY sTRUPS,
&c, &c, &c.
psy-J. r. Stafford & Co.'s Olive Tar is APP
piled and inhaled by wearing on INHALER
around the neck and on the breast. His OIL
I'VE OINTMENT is applied where the skin is
broken, and is popular remedy where known.
Good for the WhoOping Cough. 1912.
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COgDERsPORT ACADEMY.
]. HENDRICh, Principal.

YHNHE Academic year Till be divided into
H. Three Terms Of thirteen weeks each. The
Winter Term will commence on Monday, De-
cember 8th, 1856. The Spring or Summer
Term viii commence on Monday, April 9th,
1851; and the Fall Term on Monday, August
24th 1857.
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The New Volume will be cominehced m IL
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Each number will contain thirtr-two eri,,
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Some Of the most popular and brilliant nsio
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
TPENEND GUS RUSE!i
Another Cargo Of Goods at
THE OLD REGULATOR

NTOU might as well undertake to dam up
4 the waters Of the Niagara with bulrushr
es, as to try TO convince the multitude that
there is any other place IN town where they
can get such great bargains in the line Of
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GREAT REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL SCIENCE.

N~EW GOODS-A Fine Assortment JUS
y received at OLMSTED'S.
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The best Therapeutic Agent
ever introduced.
DIR. DICKINSON'S

MAGNETIC ELEC-
TRIO MACHINE
IS exciting the
. absorbing atten-
Z ion Of the Medi-
/. cal rofcssi0n and
a large portion Of
theintelligeut lay
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One Door East Of Broadway, Late 468 Broad
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-07

The ticket elected Is good one-no
one can objec, t. II.
The numb of votes cast a, this elec.
lion speaks we'll Tor the groth Of our
town. .A...
A fw years ago. we numbered only
abou, 450 souls all told, 'and yell counted
at that, aud now we can number we'll on
TO 800 vo,cs,a and of this number very iew
are OF the l,enerant class Of young men
wi.hpu. any settled residence, as nearly
all such voters dlspeIs during the winter
to warmer chimes or larger pla ces, lea.in
only the permanent voters 10 do the bus,.
ness. The ticke, elected will we think
serve the town with credit.
The officers now stand as near as
their political preference are known.
The Mayor-old line Wing -Fremon,
CouScIL,
81. Cr-w-Everiastfng d"m-Buchanan.
j h Savdsr 40 d. do
N, Miheuss Eosrgreen ~hig-Fiilnore.
au-toa ChamDerr, n do do
Hurry Baxi-y.- soft NtrH veig-Frem, mt.
J. Maynard, Hard NsA-Fres,ler.
REcoRpEa,
Davis McCarn,-Mid u politics--Frem1at.
IL is c.rta,nsy mfr-si board u OH ,ers
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A ball was gwen By the United STATES
officers on the prarle a, Leeonptun, Kan.
SIS, on New Ysars eve. The ladies'
all wore Mackinaw shaw!s and over.
shoes, ond a. The end OF every CO III. on
would run TO the fire to warm their no.
ses. The supper was served in a tent,
and all hands turned IN abou. midnight
In the morning holes were cut in the
ice a, kaw rlv~r that the ladies' might
wash their faces. How do the thlnly
dressed bellies who foo, it in he gas
lighted, overwarm ball room, like the
pic,urei
Ek1c The entire cos, OF the new Cour,
House IN Cincinnati will be- 500, 900.
II will be 6nisDed IN July.
Unheaiihy. TO fall IN love with ano.h.
CT mans wife IN Arkansas. tins kiui OF
thing unusually terminates in death the
first year.
By tbs operation Of 4 general law of
the State al Maine. n. csar,srs OF all IN.
banks in that State will expire duriny the
year 1857. and all have to WIND W their
affairs, unless rr-cnartrrrd by the Legls.
hiufe new In session.
Mr. Baker showed Us an egg yesser.
terday winch was seven lnches m c,rcu,u.
lerance. Can anyb dy beat ,h.sl
Certainly. Break the egg Into bowl.
and beat 1t with spoon.
The ingenious fellow who invented the
machine Tor ,D'lking cows. has compoun.
ded plaster that draws knot holes on,
Of the barn doors and sheep sheds.
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For sALv.- In the town 81 Rocheater Lon
No a Block II, upon which Ia si,uatsd :
comfortable dwelling with cellar and vel
Also, Lot No. .. Block %.
we'll improved farm for sale, N poGaoNeA
Grove, on the Marion and Davenport Road, Win
plenty OF timber, | 30 scre- under cultivation. :
sood mouse and harm between. and also, durs-
"'e stream OF water within few rods Of houss
and barn. Price SIS, Or acre. Cbean.
A we'll improved farm on Sugar Greek. al.a
miles from Upton, wood and water N abaa-
dance.
A farm for sale in Yankee Grove. 40 ac,es ~
prairie and 40 Of timber, fair buildiogs and rool
water.
Ella W IA se'ion Is and 8 Ei4sWi.A
section 10. all in ' 80 N R2W. 60 acres tencs1
and nnder cultivation, frame house rs bv 81
N l-2 W section Is 7 % N RS w, co scree
improved good hog Law fence, frame horss. barn
aud frame house with cellar. Also, s aeres a
timber 10 miles north.
A ,.r.n located upon the El2sEllssc<
ton 10 81 n w. Fifty acres broken a.
and IS acres under fence, with a sood honss IA
stanilng, also ~ acres Of timber.
IL " ! 4 section 3 T 50 r ! ". With 10
acres OF breaking theron. Also acres or tiuher
miles north. For sale.
foR SALE good business and dwe,,in. har~
N IN tne town OF Upton. can Be bought on rsasonS
Alse- the n ". IL Of section . r s,SR.w
va, Snn 9aa.y Of soil Is good with grove Of ma
Two stry cemen. house, / By 50 roca o.,,.,
ana well All or any Of the above trscss o. ~.
nsn 9, lana can be bought on reaeoahle ,esC.
y calling Of the Land. Once Of the unAss-~s.
SAMUEL DEWEI.I.
1enersl Land Agent at Upton ID.
O'nca north Of the CouIk HOVE
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AT the March term Of the County
Cour, much business Of interest to the
County was transacted, among others
the County Jail An order was made IN
this matter by the Court declaring this
building a county institution. built with
the double design Of serving as both q
Jail and Poor House. BY an order Of
The Court IL was therefore named .'THE
Cousrv AssvLuM and PaIsoS' and
ordered lha. the keys and custody Of the
cells be gwen up to the Sheriff OF the
County; aud tina, the residue OF the
building be under tie control Of the Co
Court. 10 be used as an Asylum for the
roor and other purposes. The cells will
be ready for use by the April Term Vi
the District Court.
-NeU 1ownih,p.-At this time were
organized four new town, h, ps, z. Fac.
MONT, to comprise all Of Town 2 X.
w. DAYros, to COMPRISE Of Town 81
r. 2 w. (On'on Groye.)
MAssILoE, all Of Town 50 Z. Nv.
GowEa, ~ Comprise all Of Town 80 We 5,
ot Cedar River being portions Of lows
Springdale end Cas-. Polk township i
now divided into Day,oa and Massilon,
and Polk done away with.
Bridges.-N Now is time when the
people begin to feel seriously the neei Of
bridges over the many stream. IN ,hi,
County. and many who voted agains, the
proposition once submitted TO build
bridges now repent II AMI wish il had
been adopted as IT would have given the
county the benefit o. many exoellen,
bridges. l. - necessary that something
should be done Ia order to ob ain soue
Of these bridges. and the road fund 10 so
placed tina, i. cannot be reached wi,ho U,
. vote Of the people.
Mem Court Hosss. Now that .ls
County Asylum and Prison 10 abou
completed. thus giving the county the
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Emancipation in Missouri.

One or two of the leading newspapers
Of Missouri are openly advocating the
emancipation Of slaves IN that State.
its way into the minds OF the intelligent
aud think ng men OF our sister State, that
slave labor Is debaslng and Improbable;
that II brushes the energies Of the people
and re,ards her material progress; while.
on the other hand. free uhue labor is
the only elemen, ,ba, will fully develop
her vas, resources aud place her on an
equal footing with her free sisters ia the
Northwest. She can no longer close
her eyes to the fact that her Tree neigh
bors nave advanced IN internal develop.
ment and influence with rapid strides.
While her growth has been slow and her
advantages as a State overlooked, this
unpleasant. truth could be ascr,bed TO
nolhlng else but the curse Of slave labor.
which has prayed like the vuiture upon
her vlrals aud winch has driven from her
that Element which alone could give her
a conn andlng position and influence.
The Missouri Democrat nobly says,
Come from what quarter it may, We will
meet the opposition which denies that
the lanr OF our State depends upon fres
,chte labor. Now viii It stand alone,
although no position so glorious could be
occupied. The Central .Adpocate { the
Methodist organ Of Missouri comes TO its
aid, 1t is for emancipation. aud says:
Let Us have no dodgng, no side is
sues wrung in: ] he scheme by which
TINS is 10 BE- effected, In all its details can
by the wisdom OF our statesmen aud phi.
lanthrop,ss. be wrought out IN due time;
aud the means necessary to the accom-.
p'lshment ii SO grand and glorious con
sum nallon-a consumina Ion over which
Christian men and angels would shou, =
can he secured.
We declare that here eve,y man IS
w'thou, excuse. II any decline o favor
emancipation, We suppose It mus, be from
one OF two considerations: either they
have not the courage to declare their
WISHES, lest they lncar the dlspleasure ot
some, or they Go NOT consider Slavery an
ev', but blessing, aud therefore do NO,
desire It's extinction.
"'il toe religious press Of the State
speak oa' upon tie subject We wal,
win anxiety to see: not that we fear the
consequences Tor ourselves il they should
not Come 70 the rescue, tor we unheaita.
tingly asser, That whenever we think We
NAV forward the caase Of emancipation
oy 50 doing, we shall speak, regardless.
q what others may do or iall TO do: but
we ar. confdeat ,na,, should the religious
press and the churches OF Missouri give
'nri decided influence for emancipation,
!" WI 60 very lar toward the accomplish.
men. OF this mos. desirable object,
Let Missouri but throw off the shackl l..
that oind the free a. well ., tho .l,vs
population Of the State; le. her io,rducs
AND encourage the free white laborer And
with the resources and adsan,see. she
possesses her position will Be- amooa ,hc
pfoudsst Of oil the States Of our Union.
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b<fnaras Of Ao.A.Jaifs6 - poor hssse. abe
mater sones up ID .arn. esNlo Whas
shah be deus lr Court hosor. he
nsesssay les ) - Court Hos .
fan ,pproaeAihe The o'a-senemen'
now used ior ~ purpose. 10 almost past
ito days Of usefulness: il was built with
she hopes OfJnssEeIl6g The purpose w
abou. ten years--it has now served abou.
I dosen. Z I % bs ksrs ana ussdin Yusare
witt ,con ubcmssm much Ycpafriny IN
naaily assvouid ~ Z few. years be sufi-
Gent to bald ! eosd Sew'hou.~y a,iF.
tainly is no. too soon to agi,a,e the CUES.
ton, because before new one couid be
completed, the old one would BE- past
using. e.a#,.. i H., ..sss ssss s.tf
The .ssor Lar. We this week pub
lish the &C, amenda,ory 10 the presen.
Liquor Law in this State. Il virtually
does away with agencies, and a'lo . any
person 10 sell who complys with the act.
The other &C. which was PASSED by the
same Legislature may be submitted to
vote Of the people Of the county. when
pe..tioned Tor aud if adopted will super
crde 10th the old law aud the amend.
lnent. @
srs g.. e..ss4# 81
Cosnty .fssessor. the April elec-
ton each County 10 to elect one Asses.
scr Tor the county. This is very i'm
portan. office, and should he filled by
none bu. man who is qualified to dis.
charge the duties. The bungling assess
men, heretofore have been the cause OF
Tuch injustice 10 tax payers. We hope
both parties will select good men for this
Office. 'ha. the people may be sure 70
nave . srrv cts OF . man who qaalife |
to discharge the duties.
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sEc 10 ks49 o0aae1 clsrt aasll asr1pce q
80 " tr6n-u(4 b - AanDisor u 80 lA-
o1sosoct of0Ae 60 cent ~ real Dsd4y. In
hho1aaty = E eaired Is Spekio, % q @Ais 80.
q ell neslecs = ret - I'D = 0odact %
~ UsDtunl assa b III oss1s b ord oseqse5IoA
tiso = s~qulsed b The I7sb s<e,lon ii this xct
sach county clerk ehall b. dsewed gully 1t III
offence Tor which he shall b. prosecuted b. In
dict ent In III district court Of BITS cou .ty sud
Il foand guilty shall be nled Ia anY sl.H not lssq
tAs16vs k01dfrd u mJsT tbsn one thonssnd
dollar; ami snail also ~ liabse TO N sctio0 on
bis oiiical easd . asy ,ijsesa p-eson.- .I ~.
Sxc ~ For the purp - Of this years Ope
.rAtsoos uUdss this cot ,hs ~oed P-hfussy ~Asse
Il occurs In this acs shall IN construed 20 mean
MAyyund Tor the yeme 1851 aud evssy yeas
thereafter tie woFa Jaly whese Il occur In SEQ
As u the Cole shall b construed b mean
September. AID the word s ps.mber where Il
oscuss IN SEQ 4e7 o. the coda shall b. construed
o. = Al N0ss nbsr. al he wHds 8 pesm 1
.ud October are stficx.n tr IN Sec AS, Au'i ths
word January Inserted afsse the word Decen
oer, AMI the wOri Seps-mbf when II oecars h
SEQ. 402 snail hs cou>tfaed 10 mean Npveuh5
and the word four TO mean tire, and th@ v, I'd
| Anusfy whsro IL &C snrs 10 ~~.c. 49,. 40j AId
497 shAll b. c0ustruen 70 mean February 1a5
$50 20 All psfsooAl property shs | b" given
10 BY, Or asseasrd 10 the person wh3 Was IN
owner thereof on the frst Day OF Feb uary o.
the then eurrut year and such Oh snail b
required " ply the tan thereM &s.
Il &c. 81. Ch.t seotaan- 40 At. AL, ATS
847, ATS 476 ATT 478 40 4eO 4st. As2. ATS
asa, ATS 476. All AIS, 47y. $50 4Sl 4sl. AS
7s4. OF Chapter 81 u the Code II Iowa and II
o. her parts OF sAad Chapter that come in coufc,
with The provisons OF this act sss herby repealed
and sueh parts Of said Chapter - may have beer
repealed by former sct~, aud which are not 70
pngnant TO this Get, are hereby revived.
Sc. -. any pcrro0 may ltst IN the Town
ship n which be resides aii the property be may
own tor dssire to ~ taxes on) 10 The County
Provided that be report raid list to the Ass.soI
III which the property Il located.
$50. 70 So much Of Chapter or the Act,
passed 1t the ses ions Of the General Assemni,
10 A. d 1855 aud - much OF all other cot,
y coun,ot with the provisions OF this act are
hereby reported.
Sc - This act shall be in force from and
after It's publications In the iowa Capital Re
porter, uz@ ss
....a.- ,..... SAMUEL McFAsl.ASD
Speaker Of the House OF Repr-r. utatiyes.
1887" :" @' w w. HAMILTON, ''
.E#zs3 Presidant OF the SenAte. sa.a
Approved Jan. z6sh. 1851. -
s-...-. .... JAMS, w GRIMES. a4A
I certify the foregoing I, b. true copy from
the original roll on file In my Office.
#% E. $ELLA s}&
...... .@ s. Secretary OF State
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-07
Tn. Greatness Of Little 7Ainss.-Li,

lie habits drive nails into our collins.
They more than make up in number
what they seem to Jack la individual i'm
portance. They are the seeds OF charac-
ter. We nigh, as well plant acorns aud
not expect them 10 grow, rs cherish small
vices aud ne, calculate Oh their increase;
or as reasonably hope 10 see the firm
and noble oak where no acorns were
ever planted, as true greatness and sue.
cess in life " here the seeding oil = ihou-
sand habts Of industry and virtue bad
moi BEEN frs, carefully cherished.
ln word. character Is a sum OF little
things rather than great ones. The
true estimate Of All individual 10 not as
ceu,ained y his accidental or occasional
achievements, bu, his every day habits.
4 nations character is not determined
by its famous men, bu, by the habits Of
l,s masses. and the character Of the age
by the vices Or virtues that were so in
herent as TO be unno,iced.