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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28

HAEL0S BHOFHsRA-RsadsS, have yOu Wit.
messed The astonishing performances Of the.
HsnIOu BrstherS! II not, take advantage Of
The present opportunity 10 See them. They ere
. great attraction, do many really wOuderful
things. and are unequalled in their line. The
San Francisco aud Sacramento papers speak in
the biRhest terms Of their performance, and
wherever they have been they have drawn full
and delighted houses. This is the last night u
'Serr seay iu our county. aud lovers Of the da-
them
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
CONsTABLE's SALE.


pY virtue OF an execution TO me directed, issued
ID out Of the Court Of John Bush. q Justice Of the
Peace In and for the Township Of Placervlle County
OF Fl Dorado and State Of California, upon iudg.
ment rendered therein the 21st day Of June A. D..
1889. In favor Of y. a.. Clayton and against n J.
Monday, for the sum Of thrty-ve dollars, debt and
twentythree 251OO dollars, costs Of suit together
with accruing cosS-I have levied upon and seized,
and Will expose for sale at public auction 20 the high
ert bidder at the Court HousS door In the City Of
Placervile,
On the 18th Day of July, A. D. 1862,
At the hour Of o'clock p NJ, all the right tItle in.
terest and claim Of the above named defendant In
and 10 the following described property, lying and
being In the Township Of PiacerVllle, County and
State Aforesaid, to witt
That certain Mining Claim, Cabin, auice- Boxes,
ana All other appurtenances thereunto belonging,
about fourteen miles northeast Of the City Of PiS
cervile on Long Canon, bounded on the north, In
said Canon, BY Prank Haws' claim, and south BY r
W. eWendtb claim, and on the east and west b. va
cant ground.
Given under my hand, this 93d day Of June 4. D.
1859. A. SIlIONTON-
june2sts Constable in and for said Township,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
RounA MAJ A@aisy.

Afler . long, arduOus and distressing
search, innocent, honest and con6ding
John COnness has at length found his
affinity. He acted with the Democracy
from interest not from choice. He be-
lieved Il to he wrong but not improbable
to profess u0dying devotion to the prin-
ciPles Of the Democratic party He be-
lieved it to be unjust but not unpopular to
ridicule and denOunce the Republican
party and the National Administration
last August, when he wanted to be Gov.
ernor but the sOvereigns objected. -
John has discovered the error Of his way >;
he retTacts, apologies, repeDts and i'm
plOres to be received into the Republican
church. True, John grossly and savage
~ abused the Republican party and
damned its platform but . few months
ago, but that was before he was seduced
by the one or understood the otter, and
then it was only in Pickwickian sense.
The scales have fallen-suddenly and Op.
pOrtunely-frOm his eyes. John now sees
clearly and distinctly the beauties Of Re-
publicanism--ths hideousDess Of DemOc-
rAcy. John-sweet InHOcent!-has long
been cropping in darkness. A touch Of
Old Abe's talismanic wAnd-JOhn has
still an eye on the Brigadisr Generalship
-b4s AcVASmnmed hin intO q EaV-6lOOded
Aho1.;oa RePGHHc<~.. Good for John
But, remember, John, that skiIlful read
er Of the human heart has said, that "that
conversion will be suspected that appA-
rsnt!y co6curS with interest NOt rhat
~ wh0 kDosF y0G 50 wen, wouCu Altno.
ute selfish or ambitious motives to you.
Oh, no! You are above such weakness
You never aspired-yOu never wanted
OHice-yOu only yielded, and that unwil-
lingly, to the pressing solicitations Of "the
people," John loves privacy-has no
taste for political wrangling and excite
ment, and may not run again for any Of.
fee, unless he has "dcad thing" on an
election. John is shrewd il lie isn't pop
ular. John Ia ambitious if he isn't mod.
est, but he Is not ambitious to be sgain
isOOUiNSOUsSy defeated.
Our neighbor, the Republican, thus dis
tinctly defines Johns present pOsish:
"Tn time past, We, as we'll as many others,
have been . most Vigorous opponent Of Mr..
COnness. He was then the enemy of our par
~, and we fought him - such TO the beet of
our ability. lie Is nOlo stdRdIa1 sAvuL1er to
shoulder WiM ", as an honorable ally in =
righteous cause, and We welcome him rs an
able and powerful cOadjutor."
There is no installing the above. John
now stands shoulder 10 shoulder" with
the Republicans and is making despe.
rate fight for their "cause"-a cause
which, but short while ago, he assured
the good people Of this State, was dan
gerouS, fanatical and unhOly." Was John
sincere then? We think SO. What must
the people think Of a man who acknowl.
edges that he advocates a dangerous,
ianatical and unholy cause? Good bye,
John. "You have made your bed, and,
however thOrny, you must lie upon il.
When you discover, as you soon will,
that you have got into the wrong pew,
don't seceSh again, but stick to it as long
as it last 1t won't be long. but long
enough to sink you into oblivion.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
In presence OF
J. 8. BLACKWELL.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 90
Norntv ~ nj no..No 3d.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 90
County Of Fl Dorado. ''
On this twenty fourth day Of June, A. u. 1862, be-
fore me, James Burr, Justice Of the Peace In and
for the County aOresaid, personally appeared Dove
MAlissa Collins, wife Of J. C. Collins, personally
known to me to be the individual described in, and
who executed the above declaration as party there
to, and that said Dove MAlissa Collins, wife Of the
said j. G. CallIns, having been BY rst acquainted
the hearing OF her said husband, that she executed
the same freely and voluntarily, without fear or
cOmpulSiOn, undue influence Of her said husband,
and that she does not wish 10 retract the execution
OF the same.
In witness whereof, have hereuntO set my hand,
In the County Aforesaid the day and year last above
written.
june2SH3w JAMES BURR, J. p.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28

ScoIcH Butts, twsnty-seven miles east Of
this city, on the Carson road, furnishes the
best order of accommodations. Bill knows
how TO keep hotel, and does it.
L. ELKUs, having returned 10 bis store,
which be has been re6tting, is now ready to
make bis pOlitest bow 10 customers. He makes
suits and warrants them to Ht.
THANKS to Wells. Fargo Co. for numerous
favOrS during the past week; also, To Herman
DEE 4 Anderson and Bradshaw 4 Co. for the
Sacramento and San Francisco dulles.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28

NEGRO BRIGADE.-The New York Ft-
pres says . Negro Brigade is being raised
in that city-that 1900 names have al
ready been enrolled and uniforms for
1000 have been made. Most Of the pa
pers complain Of the excessive insOlence
of the negroes. and fears are entertained
of riot on account Of their impudence.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
GOLDEN sYRUP-sUGARS.

THE AN FRAMCISCO SUGAR
l. REFINERY makes Gao Gallons OF
Golden Syrup FRESH every day-PsIe Sherry Color
and Double Renned-much superior TO imported
syrup.
Also, 40!O0O lbs. DAILV Of Crushed, Powdered and
Coffee Crushed Sugars, equal TO any imported
(This domestic establishment disbuPOes six hundred
thousand dollars per AMMAN for duty, coal and Wa
Ees, within this Stasel Is products for sale BY al
0FOeers. iune30iS9m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
OLD STAND. ESTABLISHED I'm 49,
SPRING AND SUMMED
CLOTHING.

@ BAMBERGER respectfully informs H.
Ne citizens Of HacerVllle and the public generally
that, having just returned from the Ray City, where
he purchased . splendid assortment Of spring an4
summer goods he IL able TO furnish the latest styieA
at the very lowest prices.
A choice assortment Of Spring and Summer
SUITS, to meet the approval Of every eye.
BUSINESS COATS OF every style ana III
qualities.
In PANTS AND VESTS my stock saA
not be excelled.
OF BOOTS AND SHOES have the anesa
assortment In town, Comprising Bsnkssts Caf BOesa
and CATERS, well an other classes Of dFsaS en4
mining boots from the best manufAstaTers In ne
East.
OF HATS have . splendid As0Ogtnsnt, eca+
Sisting Of Panama, eilk, stFAv, casSi1er And Wool
NY stock Of FURNIBHINQ 0OODA
includes every article necessary 70 es@esses ~
gentlemAn'S fashionable tellet.
A Large Assortment Of DAVE g
Ruined.
0LOVES.-A IarEs asssFt@ene ct baeksStA
Indian Tan. Kid, SIN and Thread Gloves.
TIES, CRAvATD. Handkerchief, etc.
TRUNKS. valisss aad Carpet nAss e svsrS
description. D..
COLTS PISTOLS. sr al ao's. s"a''Aa1ls
on hand.
- THN HE9WDeT PRICE
IAM 20
GOLD DUST 3 0OUNTX 01D4&A
- oSaNsasn WlH Ana y ~ tAolS aAVeaAoSs -.
cah And 0xa@ine NJ Stock ha6oEO p1gSAa99g es'
wAsra. - IeAR asSsA 70 81 - Is~nA u Is~eSs-
AAylO s.DAa1SEES&A'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
FOR SALE.--HO0AE STEADS
AID
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!

DUILDENG LOTS Tor from 90 10 S9Oe each -
I'D AIsO, 50 vGFa lots and entire blocks Of Fl
beautiful garden land, In the City and County Of Ban
~. VwArRR nRRnR
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
THE TITLE rs PRRFECTi

Being Spanish Grant, finally eonArmeA and Pc.
tented By the United States. The ShafSeV Bill re-
Opeets this e the city Authorities respect IL. the
District Courts aud sapeeme Court Of the United
States respect it-bestd0s
The Title has boon Forever 0uiOtOd by
Final Decree and Judgment
Against the CitV!
81 that there Il mot even cloud or shadow upon &c.
whoever purchases one Of these lOes WI bay lot
and not lay suit.
Once, No. 10 NAGiee's Building, corner Of Mont
gomery and Merchant Streets, San Francisco.
june9SmS HARVEY 3. BROWN.
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Nrm advertisements COsDau.
" SCOTCH BAAn-p.''
Twenty-seven Nile House.

THE undersiRned. proprietor Of the
TWENTY SEVEN MIKE HOUsE, ION Ihe
NG$Y TNEyGN AIRY KnAdl b pSvlsrreA * ! ueom-
hi noodle trSVsIeEs aud GeAmsters With tie
>-c1 x ~: ..-~ sScSTuha
and Cares CRY.
The bar is always stocked with the VERY BEET
Liquors and SeEArs.
S1 The Stable and Corral are commodious and
secure, and supplied with an abundance Of hay and
barley. Charges always reasonable.
jun2Stf WILLIAM McSKIMMER.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
SUMMONS,


GrAfE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n DoVaAO
- SS.-JustIee'S Court, P1Aeervills Township.
The People Of the State Of California 70 George A.
Parrot, Defendant, Greeting:
Ton ere hereby summoned 70 appear before me Of
ny s@ee In PlaeeFyilIe Township, Of the County Of
N Dorado, on the l7th day Of June, A. D. 1851, 81
II O'clock A. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of
q. Hanak end J. g. SesseT, R'6s who sue 10 reeoVeT
the Sum Of one hundred and nineteen and l1-l00
aollArs balance Of account, for goods sold, &C.,
to you.-When judgment will be taken against yOa
for the said amount, together with costs, II you fail
to appear aRd answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable Of said County
Greeting Make legal service and return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June, 1852.
JOHN BUSH,
Justice OF the Peace in and for said To wnshp
1t 10 ordered, upon cause shown, that service OF
this summons be made BY the publication thereof in
the MOUNTAIN DRNOcRAT, weekly newspaper printed
and published in this county, by consecutive weekly
insertions therein not less than three months, when
service Of the same will be deemed complete And
thA~ %NNSs V continued until the 9th day OF Septem
Der 1852, at the hour OF 10 A. N.
Given under my hand this Path day Of June 1852.
JOHN BUSH,
je2sm3 Justice Of the Peace.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
SAN FRANCISCO.
CITY TAX-SALE.
On Monday. June 10th. A. D. 1861.

DY virtue Of the authority in me vested,
ID have levied upon and will offer for sale, al
public auction, according to la~,
On Monday. June 10th, A. D. 1857.
At 10 O'Clock A. II at the Court House doOE in
the City Of PlaceTville, the fOlOwiDg described
Real and Personal Property, tn satisfy the tAXeS
and eOsIs due the City Of PlAeeT'ile on the zane.
}. 4. MeDOCGALD,
City Marshal and eX oiieio Tax Collector.
By &. W. TUAENAN, Deputy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28

A. p. CRTfTENDEN,
Chaisnaa DsmoeSatie State Central CO@aittss.
WuGLEAn J. HOoTON, Recording Secretary.
DS@osEAtis papeFs please copy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
Dsnaosraaie ContraI Comnitaeo.

OSmaSsraalo ContFa1 Committee.
NE member Of the County DemOcraiIc CsatEa'
Csumlsose ere earnestly .SWySnqNeR "a meet At the
OAes - T1S H60nVAIu DEnoc1AT, In the city Of Pa
esTvIEss, % eAEllR9kgD. Sfaf6 esxh, L&8, II QGO
o'eauek, y e. Ior the purpose Of fixing upon time
ipE hOlaIng primary meetings and calling DemS.
cratic County Convention. general and punctuAl
attendance b requested.
-, ,IK% o. TIRlA, ChE3vmAs.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28

June 9sth, 1s6i.--td.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
MARRIAGES.

In ClArksvills. 81 Dorado eOanty, June lStA, By
John BEeTeF, J. r, zRALOUs BATss TO Miss
AMnAICA l.. STEWART.
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"In time past, We, IS we'll Is many others,
have been . most vigorous opponent Of Mr..
COnness. He was then the enemy Of our par
~, and we fought him IS such TO the beet of
our ability. lie i nOD stGRdIR2 shOrtder to
shoulder 0ih ~, as an honorable ally in =
righteous cause, and We welcome bin rs an
able and powerful cOadiutor"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
S

In this city, % the nth inst, the wife d L.
Carr, OfA daughter.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28

POSTPONBMENT above salo IL
hereby postponed until 10 O'Clock A. \. Of Monday,
June S0th. A. D. 1969,
City MsrShal and sx oaseio Tan -CoHoctor.
PlAseEville, June l6th, lsS3.v-ts
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28

By Mr.. Alfred HanIOn, assisted By Mr.. Thoma
Hanl0n.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28

EsrscaAL NOEIcE.-In order that ell hands IN
this sGoe ~ay have the opportunity tn cele-
bvste Independence Day, the next number Of
the DsHOCRAS will be issued on Friday morn
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-28
SUR LES ECHASEHS

70 be followed BY the grand, novel and CONT a
entitled.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-26
T h e Proph h e t S J..
By BARRY CORNWALL.

Day broke-the morning Of mighty year
Came forth and smiled;
And in its sunny arms-like waters clear
1t bore a child.
Time flew; quick life along his arteries sang
Lies pulses beat;
And from its burning temples thought outspraug
And druth complete.
Time acwj the brightness of the poets sight
Enlarged his eye
And strength and KNIT his limbs for fight,
To live or die.
Time flew; and wisdom from his heart outrOse
And touched his brm,
And he stood up, midst all prophets woes,
And spoke--in vain.
He spoke men hearkcucd to ms piercing cry,
With smiles, with scorn;
But the dim future felt his thrcateuugs nigh,
And shook, unborn
He died-and race to race did still succeed,
And suns did shine,
And centuries passed, and stilIuo eye could read
His awful line.
You mourn' Mourn not, nor deem hi, history
vain,
Nor vain his strife
To breathe, to feel, to hope, are worth the pain
or death and life.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-26
Rebel Expectations.

The recent rebel invasion Of Mary lane
was not considered in the mere light O.
a strategical movement, TO be directed
and controlled by the military command.
crs alone, but it was looked upon as a
high political measure also, expressing
the very spirit of the Southern Confed-
eraor This will apn.ar from the fol-
loving, which is one of a set of resolu-
tions recently adopted by a large majority
OF the rebel congress:
Resolved,-That congress has heard
with profound satisfaction of the irium-
phant crossing Of the Potomac by our
victorious army, and assured Of the wis
dom of that masterly movement, could
repose with entire confidence on the dis
tincuished skill Of the commanding gen
cral and the valor of his troops, under
favor Of the Great Ruler of nations, to
achieve new triumphs to relieve oppres-
eed Maryland, and advance our standard
into the territory Of the enemy"
This shows sufficiently, perhaps, TO
what an extent the southern heart" was
fred over the prospects Of the inva-
sion. But the remarks of Mr. Porcher
Miles, formerly an NJ. c. from South
Carolina, in support of the resolution,
express the same spirit so bluntIy that we
copy the following brief colloquy from
the debate:
Mr.. Lyons-Do you believe that we
could safely go into the heart of the
north?
Mr.. Miles, say promptly, yes l
was told by a general, for whose opinion
know the gentleman from Virginia has
high regard, that give jackson one half
Of our present army, and although there
were 100000 men in the field, he would
drive them all before him. | believe
now is the time to strike the blow"
We put these things on record as an
authoritative proof Of the great expec-
tatons" on the part of the rebels, with
which the invasion of Maryland was un-
dertaken. 1t was a step which had been
long looked forward to, and the success
of which does not fer moment seem to
have been doubted Mr.. Miles virtually
said that jackson, with 100000 men, .
could drive 100000 Union soldiers before
him. This is so far revival of the old
rebel boast as to maintain that one south
ern soldier is superior to three northern
ers. From these deliberate estimates,
therefore, we can judge how deep must
be the humiliation and chagrin OF these
braggarts when they see the invasion
turning out an utter failure, and their
troops beaten, captured and dispersed by
not more than fifth part of the 100000
men, who 'Cere to have been put to rout
by the great jackson. But the immense
military effect of this rebel reverse will
have to be gathered from events which
will soon transPire.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-26

E9g Said one student to another, whom
he caught swinging scythe most Justify
in a field of stout grass, "Frank what
makes you work for a living? A fellow
with your talent and ability should not
be caught engaged in hard labor. l
mean to get my living by my wits. -
"WeI, Bill, you can work with dUller
tools than can was the reply.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-26

e. A rumor has prevailed that the
War Department had sent word to Con-
necticut that justices of the peace were
exempt At the close of the drafting
in Hartford, it was officially announced
that the rumor was unfounded.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-26

ca A passenger on steamer had a
roll Of canvass with him. In lurch Of
the boat it rolled overheard. He pitched
after it. On seeing which, a bystander
remarked, Gas that fellow is in for duck
he is bound to have the eanrass back ?"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-26

GBT The fros: is reported to have been
very severe about Umbagog Lake. Me-,
killing everything that could be easily
s'fretod BY It.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-26
T h e odore, NY BIin d Boy.
A MOTHER S STORY,


- 'A'N'At'A-A 4 wv -'9A-+'D'
Through the long, pleasant Summe
days-through the long, weary White
nights, | worked on with heart tha
: kept itself at watch and prayer worke,
with my slow, creeping needle and thread
that had to toll along so many weary
seams, and through such endless rows 0
stitches for every dollar which addeC
to the small pile, on which staked the
one great hope and purpose and praye
of my life. And Theodore, my blind boy
Theodore sat beside me, with his swee
talk filling all the hours, and helping ne
to keep up the brave, cheerful tones thai
sometimes startled me; they came from
a heart so full of darkness, and aching
and tears.
But my boy couldn't see in his moth
er's heart, thank God he could only
hear her voice, and that carried cheer
and warmth 10 him, and he sat in the
sunshine and smiled, never tired Of ask
ing me questions, and hearing me answer
them, and so the little pile Of dollars
grew one by one-one by one,
~,
"sIe t was one 'LL"s 'ia' was hardest
a. L
OF al to bear and that was the sight OF
the children when they iroHched past our
house every afternoon on their return
from school The sight Of their happy
faces, the sound OF their loud, glad voices
pierced me- through and through, and ]
would torn from them at my pale, still
boy, sitting in the sunshine, and wonder
how God could 50 smite us-how He
could give to tie other children strong.
brave fathers to shelter them in happy
homes, and care lor their slightest wants.
while Ire bad given to my blind boy only
bis frail mo,her-bis frail mother with
Der needle .
One afternoon, when the children
focked by louder and merrier than usual
all those thoughts swept SO bitterly over
me 'o"' my heof' broke down under them
"a low, quick groan winch l could not
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l u'ouOI9 "ou'u "o' c'y' ou' MS 'ac5
was 'u'I OF uouo' ana anguish
Ion you '.l"N ! Sna'' see as wen as
hey' some day he Whispered when
grew Gamer
: to''le' loPe' So Iiy precious CARING
ohe uoh give way IKE luIs very often, ;
'u' neI nsa'' was weak once we"
Keep up bravery one OF 'nese Gays
man nave 'ue o'"er twenty coIlarS earn
'u' ana 'nen we Will 60 10 'ne city ana I
ee Tue "onueF'u' occu'''l 'uere' VINO has {
es'oPsu '"o eye''gn' OF SO many VINO
ave Oeeh puma great "hlIe longer /
nan you lneouore'
1t seems SO long, so very long mann d
n"' since l sd" 'ne sun Snine' or the 5
mall stars or looked at you, mother, +,
'O' 9 'e'y' very io"s L
W JN"'9i 'ii'l5 N"' Jou NS Oteu 50 4
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-26

ca The greater a man is, the less he
necessarily thinks of himself; for his
knowledge en!arges with his attainments.