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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
NEWS ITEKa

- Tie Mississippi River IS open to Lake
PePin.
- There are great revivals in progress at
Buffalo, Cleveland, Philadelphia and ST Louis.
- A fire occurred on the morning of the
10th inst, il the suburbs of PhiIadeI phia, which
destroyed q barn and fifty head Of imported
cattle.
Is The amount OF fines and licenses collect
ed during Long Johns administration II Chi
cage, was SII7,376,a2.
- Charles 5. Taylor who was arrested in
ST. LOUIS charged with setting fire to the Pa
cifc Hotel which caused the recent terrible dis
aster,has been examined and finally discharged
- Only seven lawyers are known to be
elected TO the new House of Representatives il
New Hampshire. This is remarkable occur
renee in a Legislative body Numbering 3I6 mem
bers
~ The Government has entered into a con-
tract with Thomas Oo-i, John FrinIz and Gen
eral Singleton, Of Illinois, and Mr.. Sanger Of St
Louis, for furnishing the army with horses and
eoru during the year 1858
~ The Supreme Court Of CoIifo-ni- has de.
clded that Archy, 4 slave brought into tha
State and kept q slave for a year. shall be taken
back as slave to Mississippi. Thus is The
Constitution Of Free State overridden. SIa-
very IS without law and against law.
- It is said that Hon. Eli Thaver mas pre-
pared another speech, which VIII produce a
greater sensation than did his ad 7ocacy of Amer
icanizing Central America by free emigration
- The people of Delavan, says the White
water Register. are talking about repudiating
the payment of Interest on their Railroad Bonds.
- At New Orleans. on tie 9Th inst. $50
shares Of Southern Pacific railroad stock, New,
Orleans subscriptions, sold BY auction at 81 30
per share.
- The Madison -Argls complains bitterly
Of the report Of the Printing Committee in cut
ting down It's printing bills. The Madison
Jossrlal-in the same boat-devotes several COL
umns TO i.
sE~ The editor Of the Berlin Courq,t men
tions as proof of religious interest in that place
that he sal through three sermons without get
ting asleep.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
ABSTRACT OFFICE.

Certain notices have been pretty freely issued to the
delinquent tax payers Of Iowa county, with circular
attached Many of them who receive said notices appear
from their frequent calls infer that we issue
them, and that responsible for the summoniag o.
people pay taxes Of years for which they the
cspt in their pockets, which the lands were assess
ed before the title of the United States extinguse
We beg to say that we have connection with tho
matter other than, that the agent county furnish
eda list of lands and employed to set down from our
books the names Of the persons owning each In
printed and sent with each notice the expense said
agent county, Of which far were concerned
the only object advertise our Office and business
WM. T. HENRY,
xiitf F HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
The Markets.

We make the following quotations from our
latest exchanges
The 81. Louis Republican of the 25th gives the
prices of aoteat at from so to IS cents per bush
Ell, as per qualities. Corn % G7 81 cents. Outs
81 a IS cent Flour 50 85 q 50 80 per bar
rel. Potatoes dull at 81 (9 10 cents Per bus
Lead ) q 81 cents
MILWAUKEE 26th- Wbeat-Common 90 a 81
cents, Club 65 a 81, Winter 10 @ So cent
Barley dull at 30 a. 40 cents. Oats 20 q 81 c.
Corn 80 a 40 cents Potatoes dull at 80 "a 35
cents. Timothy .Sced-best quality 81 25 a 81 so
per bushel. Eggs a 10 cent. Butter dull at
u , cents.-sSentiaei
NEW YoRK 25th- Flour ST 80 q So co.
IFheat-prime red, 81 20 a 81 %. Corn IS
a 90 cents. oats, ~ q &c. Lard 10 q 1912.
MADISON 26th-WheGt so a 50 cents Corr,
80 a 80. Oats Is 4 Is. Potatoes 30 25 cents.
Deans 50 IS cent. lard 10 y cents But
ter - 10 cents.-Joarasal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

A NV SrArE--The joint resolution in favor
q q new State, t. be composed of a portion Of
Northern Wisconsin. and that part of Michigan
bordering on Lake Superior, passed the Assem-
bly, this morning by large majority.
The measure Is one that we have ALWAYS con
siaered em'nently proper. The Territory in
GUIDED ~ the proposed state has It's distinct and
peculiar Interests; and seems intended hv ma
tuEe nor separate State. Rich beyond all other
portions Of the country IN mineral treasure. well
adapted N many parts for tie production Of
most ct the cereals and esculents Of the north
era temperate zone,lt possesses all ;he clements
essential to rich and populous commonwealth
"e hope that II may riud favor with Congress
and that at 40 distant day the new State Of Sa-
peElor may De added 70 the galaxy Of Fee
States Bad son J9ur,t.sk
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
Delinquent State Tax.

The Journal says !" There is large amount
of the Stale tax that is withheld from the State
Treasury, from several Of the counties. In view
OF this fact, the Governor sent to the Treasurer
= notice Contained in the following circular of
ar. Hastings, which shows determination on
MS part to have the laws OF the State fully COM
piled with This promptness on the part OF
Gov RANDALL, is highly conmendable, and viii
receive the sanction Of all honest men We IN
derstand that copies Of the following circular
haze been sent TO the TT. asurer Of each delin-
quent county
OFFICE or STATE TREAsURER,
Madison. March 18th, 1858. !
10 tie Treasurer of--------
SIR IL beg 10 call your attention to the fol-
lowing communication Just received from the
Governor;
Executive OFFICE,
Madison, March 18th, 1858.
hon :. d. hAsT-SGs, STATE TREAsURER
SIR -! am informed that In number Of Ct
ses, County Treasures have failed 70 pay over
the State tax - required By law. You viii
please notify such delinquent Treasures to paw
over the moneys bel, EEigzto the State in their
hands. and if your notice Is not immediately
responded 20, / VIII give instruction for their
prosecution; 10th fur the twenty rer cent on
tie amount withheld, aad for he forfeiture OF
their Offices.
By the Gov, ALEX. *. RANDALL.
trust tie balance IF State Tax in your hands
vii be Immediately paid over.
Very respectfully,
Your oJ't servant,
SAMUEL D. HASTINGS,
State Treasurer.
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/ a y ID a G L n @
AyD
a pst ira ct g 90.

The undersigned have opened set of Books which
give corplee and reliable history of every Of
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds Mortgages
Judgments Decrees aud all matters of Record affecting
the same.
They viii furnish abstracts, attend to the perfection
Titles the purchase and sale of Lands, the payment
Taxes collection of Rents the drafting Deeds
other Instruments and viii loan money and collect
crest for those desiring to invest.
Office up stairs in John Ross stone building, op
oste the Eagle Saloon, High street Mineral Point
Wis WM T HENRY
4sf FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

The Wisconsin CHIEF REvIvED.-It Is known
by many that the Wisconsin, Chief published
at Fort Atkinson, by Z. ". and EMMA BRowx
has been suspended for q short time past, on
account of sickness and death in the family of
the ProPrietors. We are happy 10 look again on
the familiar face OF our longtime friend, the
Cflf, and though L docs not wear the same
outward adornment that greeted Us in our east
ern .ssanctum,' when battling side bv side for
the right, still We recognize none the less IN
every pen-stroEe that fills the columns Of the
LHsT, the same genial. warm hearted, soul
stirring I'ath0s and devotion that has alwavs
marked lie caree7. of the editors in the man
agcment of the tIs.--. Though afflicted with
grief. the burning eioquence G, noble aud nan
" heart. pulsa-es through every line az IL comes
trcm his pen We extend to our friend Brown.
the heartfelt sympathy of one who has known
him well In LIES sunny hours, and our devout-
est wish is, that fortune may again smile upon
ms pathway ~ this western home 10 which the
thtF las been splanted.-JELgg1aIcc Times.
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2 chla11 Go. Observer.

Fhis paper devo;es near : a column aud
half TO a notice Of the Tribune and lis senior ed
tor large portion Of which is unworthy even
of passing notice, further than to mention
that it is a repetition of Nj Sanderson as
/, sertions that the editor Of tie Tribune has
been bought up and dare not longer advocate
The principles Of the Republican party. Trust
lag that tie editor OF the Observer NAV have
some friend who understands the English Ian
guage better than himself We will volunteer 10
eSplsin to Inn our meaning. We VIII simply
say that no person except the two individuals
whose names stand at the head Of this column
Is editors, has any clain upon. any control oYe-,
Or any man agealer.t u the Mineral Point Tn
6une. nor does any article appear ia our columns
as editorial except it comes from the pen Of one
OF those two persons Can Mr.. Sanderson say
as much Of the C6eerver7
Our principles have undergone no change,
neither have they been transferred to anv other
person or party We are as firm in the Rsrgh
liean faith as any man IN the party. bur our
paper maker viii hardly take the advocacy q
principles in exchange for paper. nor viii our
-vorknen, as a remuneration tor their services
he satisfied with such pay.
In every political campaign. we have cheer
fully, and to the best Of our ability, advocated
the principles Of the party and elaimis Of lis
candidates, for which we have never asked Of
desired remunera'ion,farther than the gratifica-
tion Of Witnessing their success. A valuable
consideration, however, for tickets, handbiIs
DC. Is due 70 every printer, but in too many in
stances withheld. or this we complain
In our course upon the Judicial question. We
have acted in unison with, and as advised by
men who arc good Republicans as Mr.. San
derson any of his friends.
But this whole controversy has resulted from
our declining to advocate the nomination Of can
didate n opposition TO Judge Cothren. Toshov
that were not alone in that respect, We viii
inform The Observer aud its particular friend, that
but delegate attended the Convention called
for that purpose. and he was instructed by the
meeting that elected him to oppose TIE 3soD.tau-
tor. Of candidate for fudge
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
CHANCERY SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court, Iowa CO.
County Iowa Foreclosure Of 5oTig =.
Alexander . Davis,
against
James IaScGe

OTICE is hereby given that BY virtue or the judy
~ ment Of foreclosure, and order OF sale rensered y
said Court, the 10th day of March, a u. 1855.
the above entitled snail The 2lst day Of rl
next A. D. 1855 a. o'clock =. ii of said da Its
eraI Point in The county % Iowa. and State aforesaid,
offer sale at public auction, and vi sell to the high
and best bidder for cash. the following described
premises, COR much thereof may lie reusIte) 10
satisfy the of hundred ana forty dolcIa
and ffyone cents with costs OF ssioCescrPtion Of the
premises, wit: East half Of north east quarter Of
Section fourteen tls) Town tive % Range two q.
also lois toEtyOue (4lJ ana twenty co. the village
of Mineral ont ia at part surveyed BY Garrett Welt
situated the county of State Wisconsin
Sheris Office city Of Mineral ioiuJ, March gih Isss
GEORGE NESS EEZs NTH, SHERIFF
lows comfy, Nisco..s5a.
Farley Eaton compliments Airy. 1e-tcs.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
AVE 5 5
- - Is ~ E n, -
COUGH AND CONSUMPTION SYRUP.

~ Two bottles of Syrup cured Mrs. Elizabeth
three years standing.
to One bottle cured the wife of 3. Zimmerulan, Esq
sIloneT OF seneca county, Onto, Of cough ana
g Six bottles cured Mrs. John Houck Wolf Creek
ohio OF cough severe pain in her side and breast OF
~ Four bottles cured Mrs. c. ". Zierler. Fort Sen
eca Ohio Ola cough, pain in her side and breast and
general tepltE Of four years standing. She had been
unqer the care OF five Physicians a Of whom pronounc-
- Two W bottles cured Mrs Small Of Fort Ball o OF
cAi-a directly after having had Inc measles.
t. Five bottles cured young lady in the far,flz ~
~ i--- E.sH 10" s p seneca county Ohio, OF
standing. She appearautiy upon the verge Of the
grave. her IhysicIHn and iT1'ncs expected would
soon Gle, and She At lime supposed to be cad
IL Three bottles cured Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell an
ola lady seventy years of age, ezco o. ola COACH with
winch She had been suffering several yeass.
- Three bottles cured C. /. Johnson ESQ Cashier
OF the Seneca county Bank cough ana general IiI
10y 81 seveLt months standing, which il feared
would terminate in consumption.
~ One bottle cured the Hon G K yy,+sor mon,
Der OF congress from Ohio He from Washington
cry TO ms aml y IN Ohio, send by express bottle Of
Tor friend The bottle obtained the day lett home
cured my very severe cold and also cured friend.
u One large bottle restored TO excellent haa1t,
yer 81 IL smaller, Ess Of BascoU, o. was NJ
l4ced with very severe cough and pain in her side
about six months.
ta Four large bottles cured Nj. joseph sbaar na,r
SAnJls "lleh prevented him from doing hard word
One fhy stefan doctoreG him for Dyspepsia and another
for consumption, without aiIordng any relief.
st. Johns cough consumption Syrup saws tho San
dusky Democrat, is excellent remedy for coughs and
colds in fact Ne do not know of tequaI. Numerous ca
ses have come under our observation when the patient
apparently sinking under consumption has restor
ed to health by ITS use We have used It with great sue
cess in our own family.
u Six bottles cured D.. sofar, respectable old
school lhyslcan OF Oregon, Ohio He some uloHtbs
confined to his bed with disease OF the IUngs So
Physicians visited him and concurIed in the belief
he could not recover.
9t Johns 1 cough & consumption Syrup says W
tucson, the treasurer OF the State Ohio is medicine
oil great value and its general where coughs
cots ana diseases Of the lungs prevalent would
greatly mitigate human suffering.
one large bottle cured of the Rev John Corb
Liberty township Seneca county, Ohio OF Bronchitis
cough OF two years standing.
l. l. St.John Co, Tim City, Ohio General agents
lot the Western States. Sold also By Druggists.
Agents-R Delos Pulford, Mineral Point: J. C. CLARK
Ayoca; B. Frank Thomas, Dodgeville; N Dinsdale
ilhdeu GoodseI & Little, Highland. Call on the
agents and procure Almanac n5-ly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
DISSOLUTION NoTJCE

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between the sub
scribeFs in the LAUNDERING business under the nm
OF Bodget Shepard is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All the accounts Of the late firm will be set
tied by Mr. Shepard, to whom all be paid
nediatelv.
Unless those indebted 70 the firm call settle the
same by the 10Th Of April next the accounts will be
placed IN the hands Of officer for immediate colec-
lion
T K BLODGETT,
-. ISRAEL SHEPARD.
D''-4eiA1 JIM, siarch 13th 1875. n11-3w.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

A ROYAL" TYPo-A ccording to an ancient
usage IN Prusia, all the Princes of the royal fam
lily must learn a trade. 1t is stated that the
Prince Frederic William, just married to the
a compositor Ia the printing office of Mr. Han
sci, at Berlin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Voters of the 81, Judicial Circuits of Wis
consin.

EAVING been requested b. many persons of both Po-
hticai parties 20 become Candidate for reeIection
and written calls signed large number of citizens and
members Of the Bar without regard to- politics party
requesting to permit my to be used as Can
ddafe for Circuit Judge at the coming Judicial cleo
ton having been handed After mature deliberation
have concluded to become Independent Candidate
for re election 10 that Office.
II the people of this Circuit proper again oeec
me- viii discharge the duties of the Office to the best
Of nay ability.
Respectfully,
CIT NJ. II. COTHREN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

AEw hAr OF WEs1oss:S-H~. john O'Nein
VII remain IL town for q few days longer. and
can supply all who desire, with LafIliu's View
Map o. WISCONSIN. the most perfect one Vet
published showing the Railroad routes. Lead
Mines, etc., in the most accurate maauer. Thu,
Map Is particularly adapted 10 schools, rs vel
rs offices, etc
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

Hon n. ~ STRONG IN JAIL-Hon. Moses NJ.
Strong. Of this city. IS now in Jail at Madison.
Being called upon to testify before the Investi-
eating Committee Of the two branches Of Ire
Legislature M Strong refused to be sworn,
giving as a reason that Mr.. Knowltan. one ofthe
Committee. and A1r. Tenny, the Committees
Clerk, were corrupt menl This may be a suf-
hcicnt excuse in the mild Of Nr. Strong, but il
will hardly satisfy the public. The Judge Of a
Coart may rs 4 corrupt man, bat that fact would
hardly be considered sufficient excuse for the
refusal Or a witness to testify before him. IfMr.
Strong knows Messrs. knovlton and Tenuy to
be corrupt, he ought by all means to give ia his
evidence. and thus expose them. We say let
en-, the whole facts, lc. them cut where or whom
they may.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

REWARD OF AERETT.-At recent School Ex-
hibition IN Prairie do Chen, Judge Bronson Of
ftred as reward to the best sepener, prize
q City Let valued at $3.50 90, whsob was
awarded to Miss ELEcrA SPaAeUE, Of that Cts,
she having spelled correctly every word pro
nonneed 70 her during tie ordeal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
CHANCERT SALE
STATE Or WISCONSIN Circuit Court. Iowa 90.
County Of Iowa. EUre.inslE. oI sIoLlE o
William Ryan,
. ElauS-
James r. Brown.

n Office is hereby given that uy virtva The 5u5e
9ent OF foreclosure and ortcr Of sale rendered ~
the sara CourJ on the 18th day Of SenLeghe- T. Is5I
IN the above entitled cause, shall tine 2lsF ,.-v a.
April next A. ID 1875, al two clock T. u. Of said asr
Al e front Gocr 81 the Court House, within
mineral ton IN tie county Ct Iowa, ana
said, offer for sale al public auction will sen 10 lie
highest ana best bidder for cash, The following described
PREMISES tor So much thereof may Ice reguisite9
satisfy the sum 81 i've hundred ana twenty dollars
q" cents with costs 0t
premises 70 WIT; Commencing At the Northwest
Ier OF ioj NO thirty scyen 81 OF Wits
city Of Mineral Point in the county of Ioa ana S1ef
oil Wisconsin running thence t7vo feet east
ware along igh street. thence right angles south
ward towards Fountain street, point c5ui distant
between nigh ana Fountain streets thence westward
OF beginning.
SheLiIs once, city Of Mineral Point March 9Th IsEs
GEORGE 5ESSERSNlTH, Sheriff lows Co. VIZ.
1c-t1s. COBB 8 AEssAoEE. Culugut's Att'.5.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
STATE oF.MIsc0NsIN
COUNTY OF Iowa.
Pardon D. Wright, }
Harriet " right, )
Plaintiffs }
against

Office is hereby given that by virtue OF the judgment
o. foreclosure and order Of sale rendered
~ the said Circuit Court OF Iowa COUNTY on the 5
DAY OF 1arc.l, A D. 1855 in the above entitled cause
s4a on the 42ti day of Aay next, A. D. 1855, o.
clock p N. Of said dv n the front 5oor Of t5r CONT
iouse IN ms city Of Mineral Point county Iowa.
"a me Iaie OF Wisconsin offer for sale az public auction
loo"lhg described real estate wit: All
or Piece Of land Iylng and being in the city
particularly described follows II being all that part
OF lois one ana w IN block number thirteen Of Strongs
addition to the village of Mineral Point executing what
was heretotors decided by Harriet Judson Harriet
wright TO charles Beinsk be the or
site 10 pay the of S2Ig52-IOo together Der
est aud costs accruiEg theron
Dated SLeTiE's Uffcc Mineral pint March 2-t 1898
GEORGE MESSERSlITH. Sheriff
Iowa County, Wis.
FARLEY EAToS, Atty faE IIa's i5tds
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

\ CAvE.-We understand an extensive cave
hae been discovered q e near Dodeeville. while
cisging for lead WI rot some Of our Dodge
Vile friends give fun account Of appearance
and extent of This dg~catcr,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

The demand for this uuvaled preparation for the hair
and skin is beyond the possibility of doubt, and its
greater than any other Hair Restorative that has
been before the public Tens Of thousands of
who bald and gray, aud Others whose faces
were covered with unsighy blotches and pimpes,
now, with their glossy hair, and with faces comely
and fair to look upon daily promenadng the streets
all principal cities of the Union and by their in
fuence spreading the Of Woods Hair Restorative
throughout the civilized world But the trial Of one
bottle is more convincing than sIl could say in 8
whole Newspaper column.
~" It does not dye but gives life health and beauty
10 the decaying, falling, and dead, restoring if by
magic which supposed TO be ecoverably lost
Heads nearly bald and others nearly white daily be-
ing changed their pristine beauty and faces covered
with pimples rendered smooth infants and
bIushing a. rose all by the of Prof. Woods Hair
Restorative.-St. Louis Commercial List Sold by all
respectable Druggists Mar.
t. Hundreds of our citizens complain ofdeblity and
iangor the system arrangement Of the liver stom
ach want appetite, &C. they frequently the result
too close application and thousand other
cannot here name would say all afflicted,
do have done-get Dotte or two of Dr. Hoofands
German Biters prepared by Dr. Jackson, and word
it, you will be cured. We recommend this medicine
knowing from experience much superior to the
generality of patent medicines. We would say TO our
readers purchase unless prepared by DR.. c. NJ
Jackson, Philadelphia.
Principal Office Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa
by druggists storekeepers in every and ill
age in the United States, Canadas, West Indies and
of c. NJ Jackson is the wrapper each bottle
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.

NolCE is hereby given that the partnership hereto
~ lore existing between Frederick Gilman Charles
llan anc Jacob Spiemann, under the name and stvle
OF Gilman Co. is this day dissolved by natuaI CON
sent The business viii hereafter be carried on bv Fre
erlek Gilman and Jacob Spelmann under the style of
Gilman / Spiellulan.
FREDERICK GILMAN
CHARLES GILMAN
JACOB SPIELAANN
mineral Ir.nli bce IL 1917 Sotf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

VOLUNTEERING FOR UTAH.-Capt. J. A. LIEB-
HABEE, of Milwaukee, has offered to the War
Department, through the Governor, 20 raise
company to serve in the Utah Expedition, if VOL
unteers are to be called out
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

Lrr ALL S,Uoy.-AIl healtbfuI minds admit
Of improvement. aud that. perhaps. to an Infinite
degree. 1t Is error TO i.uaEIue for q moment that
some minds may not be ID la--ed and beau.ItieH.
Il the mind be sane. it IS not ONLY no>Sf Bile 10
no0Tlsh and examine the mind ms. NECESSARILY
be 20 some extent unfolded. The eve viii re-
celye impressions and the ear viii catch sounds
aud transmit the result Of the mind This j. 2
law OF man mental constitution. IS necessary
as anything else can u. The inevitable CON
dItlon Of the mind $ that il shall be effected
for good or evil, in proportion Is the senses are
wrought upon by external objects