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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-17
later Grru. Utah ard Kansas

St. Louis, April 9.-Tha st. Joseph
Gazette notices the arrival at that place
of Alexander Constant, from Fort kear-
ney, on the 30th ult. IS
Constant reports that Brigham Young
had notified johnson to leave the terrific
ry by the 10th of March, otherwise the
troops would be annihilated.
Young rendered the army provisions
enough to last them through the States.
Constant met a supply train Of l6o
wagons, accompanied by four companies
of troops, on the LIST inst, at the Little
Blue. The Indians are all peaceab!e.
The Leavenworth corresp: ndent OF
the Democrat says, that the policy recon-
ended in the address to the public,
framed by one of the Convention commit
tees, is that they give Che Leavenworth
Constitution a hearty ratification, and re.
fuse to accept any organic law derived
from the Lecompton Constitution or gov
eminent. The address does not recognize
the possibility of Lecompton becoming
the fundamental law, even though Con-
gress should receive 1t, as without the
sanction of the people, it will become null
aud void. 1t was distinctly understood
that the Convention will not tolerate the
policy of any free State men qualifying
under the Lccompton Constitution.
The bill of rights declares the right
of all men to control their own persons
to be prior to law and inalienable.
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ST. LOUIS, April S.--Accounts from
below state that much damage has been
done by high writer in the Mississippi
and Arkansas Rivers from the mouth of
the White River to the Louisiana line
but few places will escape being submer-
ged. Whole cotton plantations are now
under water. The town of Napoleon is
completely inundated to the depth of two
to ten feet
The south side Of the Arkansas is now
overtiowed, causing immense destruction
of property. The north side is ompara-
lively safe. The river is falling now.
but back water from the Mississippi ex-
tends eighty miles from the mouth
heTees east side of the Mississippi not vet
given away. The water at Napoleon is
ten inches higher than the food mark in
1914.
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Rail Road Meeting.

4 meeting was held last THURSDAY
evening in the Court House, to hear the
report Of the committee that was appoin-
ted at a former meeting, to correspond
with individuals and corporations, that
are interested in our project
Judge Tuthill, read the several letters
that had been received from the various
points They were of an encouraging
character, and we feel confident that
soon, the necessary arrangements will be
made, the various interests united, and
that the work will be prosecuted TO an
early completion.
Scott Richmond. Esq, of Muscatine,
was present to represent Muscatine. He
stated that they were ready and anxious
to do all in their power to build the
road
As the letter from Mr.. Farnum was
quite favorable, and he had promised to
write again after be had consulted with
the President and Executive committee
of the M. & NJ. r. r. Co it was decided
to appoint committee of twelve, who
consult and recommend, at future meet
ing, the best course for us to pursue, to
secure Railroad. The following named
citizens were appointed as said Commit
tee.
VIM. II Tuthill, S. S. Daniels, II. G.
Pratt, 5. }. Crew, Jno. J. Culbertson.
Jos. X. Snyder, Jno. II. Starr, J. w.
Bagley, s. A. Bissell, Geo. Schumacher.
Willard Hammond, Charles SHETLAND.
Tn motion the meeting adjourned, to
meet at the call of the committee.
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The House stands firm on Lecompton
having voted-l19 to 1ll-to adhere tc
its amendment to the Kansas bill of the
Senate. The vote, says our dispatch, is
the same as that by which the Crittender
Substitute was adopted week ago, with
the exception that Messrs. Marshall an(
Bowie did not vote, having paired off
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, was prominen
agent in bringing together and cementins
the elements of oposition to the bill an,
rallyiug them on the Crittonden- Mont
gomery platform.
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Hon. n. Ill. benton.

This patriot and statesman, died at
"ashington, on the 10th inst, at !
o clock 4. NJ, Of cancer in the stomach
lie was the last survivor of the Senators
that gave the Senate its highest reputa-
ton, both at home and abroad; when
Clay, Calhoun and Webster were among
its members. He died with his har-
ness on" having the evening previous
dictated several letters to his friends.
lie dictated the closing chapter of his
great work, the Abridgment of the de-
bates, OF Congress, on the 9th inst, less
than tour days previous to his decease.
to his daughter, in whisper, she repea-
ting it to her husband who wrote il down
after which it was read to the author
lie brought the Abridgment down to
1880. There is something ennobling,
--elevatng, in the contemplation of the
death OF such man. by the strength
OF his will he, as it were, kept death Al
bay, and deprived it of its terrors.
lie has gone, and we are left to nourn
the loss OF one who has long labored for
his country's good.
rhe results Of the late election in St
Louis and jefferson City, must have been
gratifying to him in his last days.
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kansas Constitutional Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Aprils ,-The Leavenworth
correspondent of the Republican says,
that the Constitutional Convention ad
journed on the night of the 3D. Negroes
are to b. allowed to vote on the Constitu
ton, and at the first general election
thereafter. A vote is to be had on the
question Of universal suffrage. Foreigners
having declared their intention Of becom.
ing citizens are also allowed to vote. The
question Of negro suffrage had caused q
good deal of excitement and angry dis.
cussion, and severed counties signed the
Constitution under protest
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Ueu advertisements.


There viii be an examination OF School Teach
ers, commencing at one o'clock p. NJ of Friday
April 3Oth, inst at the School House in Tin,os
and continuing through the next day. There will
De DO charge for certificates to those who are
punetual.
S 30.--ll.-The Board shall employ no teach
ers to teach In any school of the district, unless
ne shall first present to them certificate of his
qualifications To teach all the branches required
10 be taught In such schools. which certificate shall
". " aa,y signe4 w the County Superintendent of
the County to which he seeks to he arn,o,aa
which shall have been given him not isore than
one year previous to the commencement of hIs
school, and in case any teacher is employed ana
commences teaching school without such certis.
cate ne shall forfeit all claim for wages for in.
such certificate" School Lar
J. MAYNARD
Co, Snp. Common schools.
April ~. 1858 W.
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THE WHEAr.-An intelligent farmer
who has been looking about recently, in
forms us that he has never known the
wheat fields of south western Ohio to
present at this season of the year, so
promising and brilliant an appearance as
at present The winter has not injured
the wheat in the West, and there is a
glorious prospect for an early and bounte-
Gus harvest. just now there are more
signs of Spring III the country than last
year On the first of May.
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GlQton Abbtrtiser,
SIS DA NIELS, EDITOR,
SATURDAY. APRIL II, 1858.


Republican State Convention will he held a.
iowa City on Thursday, the 18th day Of June, IS
for the purpose OF Nominating candidates for the
ohces OF Secretary, Auditor, and Treasurer of
state and Attorney General and for the transac
ton Of such ether business as may be deemed
necessary by the Convention.
The ratio Of representation Of each county will
Be one delegate for every hundred Republican
votes, and an additional one for every fraction
over fifty, the vote on Governor At the late state
election being the 'ass. Organized counties
With less than one hundred Republican voters
will be entitled each to one DEDICATE.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

. All persons interested arc hereby notified ,ba,
the Executors of the Estate of Gabriel Ca,,var
accused ss ied their final report at the April Term
that , ~ .ne osaal county Court and also asking
MONDAY ID May il fixed by said Court for actina
On said Report; and unless parties appear ans
contest SAID Report or object thereto Inc mona,.
belonging to said Estate will be distribntas =
Inc Executors discharged. GEORGE SMITH l''
Is w4ss 1000 County Judge.
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New YORK, April S.-The Washing
ton correspondence of the UeraN SAYS:
The plan now entertained on the Admin,
istration side, is for the Senate to recede
from It's disagreement, and then amend
Crittcnden's substitute with q view to q
possible accommodation. This movement.
however, will depend on further develop
ment.
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Erauds to be INVESTIGATED.

New York, April 9.-Mayor Tiemann
to-day closed the Street Commissioners
Offices, and suspended Mr.. Delvin from
duty until the charges developed against
him in the fraud investigations shall be
thoroughly Investigated and his name
cleard of reproach.
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Effect Of the Elections Mt Washington,

A correspondent of the n Y. TeL-
"ne writes: "The news of Free Soil vic
tories in Missouri to-day made the Dem
ocra'lc members of that State look AS if
they felt the first sprinkling of a coming
deluge Similar tidings from Ohio, Iowa
and Connecticut have had most bepef-
cia effect here"
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NOTICE

rT>O DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS pop THE
L year 1851 of School District No caa,.a
township. Your school house tax has been dae
SINCE the 80 OF last January. In view of = besy.
Judgment, against the district, which must he =, -
IN thirty days, much longer indulgence cannot
ne gwen. so look out in time. If not Maid saon
! shall proceed to collect, in accordapca IT,,
sec, IiS3, of the School Laws of this State WIN
~. d. those who are indebted for their 20,
bills for the terms ending in june and Dana,s'
Upton, Apr, 10 IS. II. REyt ApT ~,
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OFE. CHTLDS& co. HAVE THIS
4 DAY dissolved partnership by mutual con.
sent Tue business Will hereafter be conducted
by l. n il. Childs, with whom the accounts et
the urn are left for collection. Those who are
indebted will please call and settle imme diatelv
f. CHILDS,
Nj. ChILDS,
w. 4. SCARBOROUGH
Upton, March Goth, 1855. l2tf
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Florence Money

A persons indebted to me, are hereby ,ou-
:, = nsa shatl will receive Florence Bank Notes
sented TO me within sixty DAYS from th;s a.. pro-
iV'on. jan 9TH lsss. - WV. H. rUTGl,r
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THE GREATEST
S: MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
u OF THE AGE.
Mr.. hENNEDi, of Roxhury HIS discovered
one OF OK common pasture wuCGs
a remedy tLat cures
ERI KIND or UIrNIpRt

~ Lhl ki>D or III NOR!
From, the Worst scrot4'a 10 a CoDu1,t P:msl>.
eelt in two cases-hoth thunder humor. H. has ro~ in
MS possession over two hundred certificates ofis vtl
all within twenty miles II Boston.
Two bottles are warrar sd curc nurs M sore m. th
pies on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the systcp, a. stles
Two bottles are warranted To cure the cauker 10
thg mouth Or stomach.
Three to FIVE bottles are warranted 10 cure :E xor.
ease uf Ery sipeiaS.
One to two bottles warantel to cure all huraor
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to cur. runpinr ofthe en-.
and botcLes among tue hair.
Four to SIX bottles are warranted to corrupt snd
One bottle will cure scaiy eruption Of the SKIN.
case of riugworm.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the aos,
desperate cases Of Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted 10 cur. ths salt
rheume. ~
Five to eight bottles will the worst eases Of
fna. ~
hened' is always experienced from the frs; hotls
ana perfect cure is warranted whenever the aaev.
Nothing looks improbable to those who bax. 81,
vain .ried all the wonderful medicines Of the day 60
shongh common weed growing The pastures
ana along old stone walls. should cure every humor n
the system yet IL Is fixed fact If you have A hu
nor; II mas 70 start There are 30 IFS ANpS hum.
nor ma ABOUT II Suitthg s7me bat not yours
peddied over thousan bottles of it in the vicinity n
Boston know the fleet OF ii in every case L a,.
already done some Of The greatest cures eve dan. Ia
Massachusetts. give 1t t. children a wear ,i5 =, -
people sixty have seen poor, puny. worm -ooh,
ing whose iiesh vas soft and haby, restored
TO perfect state Of h.a'th ny the use % one ,tI.
10 those who are subject to n head ache ore bot,
ie WI" Always cure IL II gives great relief Ii catsrh
ana GUINNESS some who had takon ii had been eos
I'VE ior years, and have been regulated by it, Whrrs
he body Is sound works quite easy hut whore there
Is any arrangement of the functions Of nature It vii
cause very singular fee ngs but you must not Re alarm
90 they Always disappear in from four DAYS 70 well
Inere rs never lad result from 1t: on the centrsry
when that feeling is gene you viii feel vour.sf iis.
new person, heard some OF the Il extrayayaht e.
comiums Of it that every man listeued to- -
- Manufactured by DONALD RrNNFpv No IVA
warren street RoShury. Mass. Price 81 90.
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THE LAST CALL
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF CEDAR
COUNTY, FOR

Taxes OF 1857 !
rl>HE said taxes have been due since the 18th
J. day of November last and have been draw.
ing interest at the rate OF twenty five per cent.
since the lat day Of February 1858 The law re-
qures, that II the taxes are not paid at the date
last above mentioned, that the treasurer snail
proceed to collect the same by selling the tax.
payers personal property. From the vast amount
of produce and the abundance OF property. that
nearly every taxpayer has, there is no excuse
for this tardiness and long delay in the pay
ment of taxes. You are therefore hereby notified
that your taxes must be paid on before the 18th
day Of May 1858, with the accruing interest there
on. If not paid, the treasurers Office will be
closed, and the treasurer win proceed to dispose
Of personal prope fy at your costs including mi
lage and posting notices. ii. &. piATT. Treas.
Tirton March goth 1864.
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ESTRAlED.

>koM the subscriber, one yoke Of FIVE year
l. Odds red and white--one almost whit one
line back; One brindle COW, short tail.
GEO. +. DEvEREUX.
Pennington Coon Grove Feb q Issa
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IMPORTAN TO
TO b a Geo CHI wv Frs
DIR. GUSTA LKNN1RUS
TASTE REsT0BTIyE TROGIIEs,

II is q we'll known and ineontroverta;,le fact
that the Use OF Tobacco Is the Promoting cause
of many Of the uIost severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the race of man is subject a. efuI an
alysis and long aud painful experience have clear
ly proven that II contains certain narcotic. and
poisonous properties mos. dangerous in their Is
fects, which by entering into The blood derange
the functions and operations of the Heart calIs
ing many to suppose that organ TO be seriously
diseased.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous svs.
tem maniiesting itselt-as all VIII have eve used
the noNicu weed will hear testimony-in Asst
tnde Nervous lrritabilty Water Rrash. Dysnan
STA, and many other disorders of similar char.
aeter.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TRoCHES
Are designed to counteract these haneful insp.
ences and have proved completely successful in
a multitude OF cases, and wherever used. Being
harmless IN themselves they exert beneficial et-
feet upon the ontire system, restoring the Taste
which has become yitated or DESTROYED by ,reaf
Indulgence, completely removing tie irritation
and accompanying tickling sensation of the
Throat--which are always CONSEQUENT moon al.
staining from the use of Tobacco, and by giving
healthy tone to the Stomach inyirorate The
whole system.
Persons who are irretrieyably undermining
their constitutions and shortening their lives
should use these Troches imme diatelv and tarcu'
on the lnJurisus and unpleasant habit Of Tobac-
co Chewing. ~
These lroches or LoZenges arc put up in con.
venient and portable form at the low price nf IA
Cents per Box. A liberal discount. 20 the Trade
REPAIRED solely by the undersigned to whom
all orders should be addressed.
JAMES E. Bowers, Druggist.
2ly Ger ID and Race streets, Philada.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

by the Rev. :. N. Grout, April 7th, Mr.. P. b
Clark, TO Miss Abbie Bass, of Middldsex VT.
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Notice of Assignment.

NoilCE is hereby given that J. Evsrts Witt
1 'lesy, OF Durant, Cedar County lows hss
made ali assignment Of all his Effects to the I.
aefsisned, for the benefit Of his creditors Thu
notined to present 10 said assignee their .l,ixs
aaly sworn TO, within three months from the dx,s
aersoi JOHN ID. WALDO
nurant, Jan - 1865. nssw .ar,,ss
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D IL 10 5 I A II AND UNION
LAW COLLEGE.

rms Institution has been removed to Cleveland Ohio
Degrees are legally conferred students upon ,radu
atihg may be admitted to practice. For Circulars ,s
afess' al Cleveland, oily NJ. A. KING, seo'y
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dress, at Cleveland, Oily NJ. A. KING sac,v
READ READ )! YE AFFLICTED, READ!il
H. /. Hembold offers to he afflicted his Genuine
respiration, Fluid Extract Buchu which has ac
evIhpilshed the most extraordinary cures of all
othef similar remedies. Read the advertisement
IN another column, beaded Heimbold's Genuine
PreparationM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

1NTELLIGENCE OFFICES
BOUT TWENTY WOMEN wANrED-fN GOOD SIT.
"a Nations ready At good wages; also several Proes
ant women IN excellent places Ia and
40 zee charged 81 this once TIL engaged. INQUIRE
Large institute Tor Domestcs l3s 18th
A II. FAMILIES WANTING COOP SERVANTS rxNR
~ dsaely can obtain them s the large
bme ior cCmtstcs s llh 81 corner OF 9Th This
pve Home has abundsn Of civil capable help 70 sut All
Cendaced BY respectable Ausricss lsdy
L,lxrL1Es AND HOTELS IN WANT OF GOOD Dowvs.
&c female help vil al~ hnd good selection OF Der
man English Scotch ana Irtso NORRIS COHrERTA
GO e. 44 Br)adVay; also coeohoen gsrdeners farmer.
and laboes at TINS o. the branch Office 2 Liberty street
Terms roderste.
yrANTED--A srgwARDEss FoR srGAvER FOUR
w srs 70 travel with private families Furope ana Call
forrs four chsnbermsds ana cooks Apply 70 LOUIS
KAUFMAN, 766 broadway
WANDA CLERK FOR WHOLESALE HARD
w store; wages t1 month Mus well re.
cormeodsd and active and obhgng Apply at l6i Fulton
g. Broofll n In The basement
yNsrTED-t PURsER's CLERK. ALSO A PORTER.
W must unrersfsnd Yaokee notion trade Apply The
herchsnts Clerke begstry once 70 Br0adgay. Si1Sons
pocuftd1 r bOokkeepe and clerks OF al different branch
- hoars9to4
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THE REGATTA.

DvGsTrA.-A SWEEPSTAKES WILL CoNE orr Ar
Mooney iiojet Bula cry on Thirs,sy tursst s,
at1 o'clock NJ free 20 all bos ourigred under eeven
teen fee two minutes sllosa 70 the foot Fnsra.oa zee
~ 70 be psd Al MONEYS Hotel the eacond boat in win
ssvs NE usles The proprietor Mr. Mooney gives purse
Of 5000 r for Tie reau Jats a. Huse Fo-a scd Pnt-
y, n leave from he foot o. spring street every hour
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61O REWARD LOST. ON MONDAY, I'D INSTANT,
plO heavy solid sold ring marked IL X. The finder
will receive the above reward by calling nj 3S bowefy.
OH REWARD LOST, ON kONDAY EVENING, AU-
plO gust 2 from Ne. Is East Thirty first street a snsu
black and tan terrier dog Answers 10 the Of Jess By
returning him TO No IL East Thirty eet No 81 Bur-
ling slip, the above reward will be paid.
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NEw PUBLICATIONS

1ulrE FlNEi- ILLUSTRATED wOsK kvFx IssusD-
e fNvsls a1i Advepiures of Fsrn sud De Not 1,
~ s Q, BE hssf.ppi steel md 700 engraving.
10 n.se. scent ysnsd IN NsN y,rt D. %, ssn
Ro lY sanjre sad 3. everv o. ar CITY ir ,irntv MOI
srtady engAEed t1 ciuvass ~ ma Woyk
). L. LLOYD PubIr3s rhi1fe'rtiA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03

~ mara7 GTBsoNy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03

The story that the Upas tree Of Sava ex-
halss a poisonous aroma, the breathing of
which causes death, is now known to be
f; lse. The tree itself secretes juice which
is deadly poison, but its aroma, or odor, is
harmless. Sirychnine is made from the
eds of i species Of Upas tree. The story
that there is poisoned valley is trne. Such
is the name of a district, the atmosphere OF
which produces death. The effect is not
oecasioped by the Upas tree, but by an ex-
,inct volcano near Batar, called Gueya Upas.
F ON the old crater and adjoining valley is
hailed carbonic gas, such as often extinguish-
es life in this country, in old wells and foul
places. This deadly atmosphere kills every
created think which comes within its reach
birds, beasts, and even men, and the val
ley is covered with skeletons. By confu-
sion of names, the poisonous elects of this
deadly valley have been sscribed to the
Upas tree, tie juice of which is poisonous,
and hence, The fable in regard the deadly
Bohus Upas Tree.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03

To THINK OF AND PRACTICE.-Appropriat
4 dish for the purpose, and always carry
somethlng-sait or grain-and feed your
horses when you so to catch them.
The farmer who provides appropriate
:ools will secure the accomplishment of ma
ny little jobs, that would otherwise be neg
lccted.
Animals are made vicious by bad treat
ment, by abuse. The same effort TO be kind
VIII secure dociiity and kindness in the ami
ma.
Grub worms may be found early in the
morning near the roots of your cucumber,
squash or melon vines. Better rise early
and attend to them. There is no "game
law" to prevent their determination.
1t requires but little time to do ANYTHING
that needs to be done-much less time than
some are in tue habit Of devotiug to the
work of 'drcading it," Impulsivs men are
vastly more useful than drones. The i'm
plls!ve man may make q mistake, but he
will make a great many "good strikes"
whereas the INDECENT or vascIlating spirit
makes constant m:sktake by waiting. We
know men who "fnd their way" only by
having a will to DO it. VIII makes neses-
Sly, and necessity is the mother Of invcn-
ton.
Waylsnd says, what We believe to De true,
that The too eager, governed by their i'm
ag:aaton, rush into needless DANCE. The
too cautious allow fair prospect of advan-
tage to pass by unirnproved. The one is as
Liable to fail as the other. He, who by the
practice of benevolence has learned a more
accurate estimate Of the blessings Of wealth,
wiii more probably than either judge cor
rectiy. The Iniser and tie scnsualst will
fall into opposite eItrcmss, one upon each
side Of him."