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GSs2Y sARS15Seg


rs now put up in the Largest Sized Bottles, and ackmy
edged 10 be the best Sarsapnra made, as is celfnd
the w ondertul Cures has performed, the original col
which in the possession OF the proprietor Rtmub
this is the Only true and original article.
Scrofula Syphilis Mercuria Complaints Cancer Gango
Rheumatism, and variety Of other disc srl
and perfectly cured by the use of this medicine
REA d THE FOLLOWING CERTlFICATE
TALL PossA Co., Ala Jan. @ 1851
DEAR SIR Il send you this to certify 10 you ,h, ~
Extract OF elbow Dock and SarsapaIilla has perCln
OF the most wonderful cures haLhas ben tGG
cd OIL man.
have been afflicted for forty years with epplous ON
legs and feet; III 1918 thew rot so bad that | had
crtches, and in 1888 Lad one Icy ami ulal,d aIu, A.
knee. In about nine months after any oiLer lee 6altr
III large eating and running sores from my kIoe Wi
and discharged gaeal dt al OF offensive Ms
also broke out in large bles, which discharge nj Oh m
sve matter, ard at the SINE time my lett Lai te "a
large running sores nearly 10 my elbow.
The misery that have teIcd 1le last Two rpsI
cannot describe to YOU was III such agony thai lDpl
rested day night. ~.
III October last my son brought me one of yOpr lsr
wrappers read it, AID found record some deh an
performed by your EXtractof Yellow Dock aldSaisgN&
sent and got two bottles Off, and lakng
In two weeks to my great astonismcnl, my sos oil GN
easy, and could sleep all night, thing had
two years. When had taken six bottles, my sOresle
all healed have now used III all eight bottles OF YOU
tract OF GLOW Dock and Sarsaparia," and now rua
myself well.
entreat all the afflicted TO try this medicine for le
it will cure any known disease in the word-Iay aslt
prejudice and Just try IT, and proclaim its great woboE
tering mankind and entreat them to take IT, for will
them.
My case is wekknown in a large portion Of South C@
ma, Georgia and Alabama ard if any should doubt hede
cure, invite them to call me, aid will show tbus
scars can be found 4!I aapoosa Co.. Alabama, otla
from Stoe's Ferry. .,... RENAJAII HUGHES I.
The Yellow Dock aud Sarsapalla is peril city aSAadE
females OF delicate health, csing from rycglsl dnaS
srual discharges, and other diseases peculiar hoEH
The proprietor has in his possession great nrnlN dE
tifcates OF cures performed OF the above desc iIicn
the afflicted that bottle two Of Dr. GGysOg
tract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapanlla will at orc Hg
those difficulties ard renew the natural energies.
~ Put up in quart bonles.-Price 81 per bottle:
Sold Wholesale ard Retail by SCONlL d. MEAL
Chartres street, New Orleans, General Agents for tt
ern States, to whom all oJers must hc addressed -
9CF Sold also nv Fisher g. Heinish, Priichard &tn@
Charlotte; C. G. Henderson, Ineointon; WnchestT8S
Monroe; A. R. Honesty, Shelby ]. FronebeTgat Az
Dallas; Murphy Il Black Concord, N. {.
May II, 1854. E@
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Notice

IS hereby given that application will be made the
1 next session of the Legislature of this State
charter to incorporate Company to work Mines in
Mecklenhurg county; also in Union county.
.r..Er-.-.- -e THOMAS ANDREWS.
Charlotte, 29th September, 1854. lott
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State Of North Carolina,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lars, Spring Term,

WV , ~r,.,o. Petition for Divorce. =
IT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court, that
VIM. J. Wrston the defendant in this cause, resides
beyond the limits Of this State 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court, that advertisement be made In the
Western Democrat for three months, notifying the SAID
defendant of the filling Of this petition, and that unless
he appears the Term of this Court, to be held
for the county of Meckenburg, at the Courthouse in
Charlotte the 18th Monday after the 4th Monday in
September next and said Petition the will
be taken pro confesso and heard exparte to him.
Witness Jennings B. Kerr, Clerk OF said Court,
at Office, the 7th Monday after 4th Monday in March,
A. d. 1854. viz
J. B. KERR, c. s. C.
Printers fee $40. 3-3m
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Settle Up!

THE Notes and Accounts of Edwards & Williamson
have been placed in my hands for collection. All
persons indebted to requested to settle up i'm
mcdiately. #........a JOAB P, SMITH.
Sept. % 1954 Off E-..-s =. -,
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Notice.

A LII Accounts and Notes in favor of NJ. W. Robinson
n have been placed in my hands for collection, and
must be settled by the LIST of April next their Notes
and Accounts will be placed in Officers hands for col
lection without reserve.
r. NJ. STERLING. p
Charlotte, March II, Isl. fsz-t 34-tf
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NOTICE.

THE firm of WALLACE & CROSS is this day dis
| solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to then requested to forward and make paw
by October curt, or their accounts will be found
in the hands of an officer for collection.
WALLACE & CROSS.
Sent s. 1854 80 Stf
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T.HIrher

OR SALE.-Thc subscriber has for sale at his Mill
l. on McMchacls creek, large quantity of good lum
Der of various kinds stacked dried and ready for delr
cry. .z.E -s a@A JAMES KERR.
Iune 23d. 1854. 4S-tf
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Look QUIT

THE Notes and Accounts of the late firm OF MOSS
| BELL Il CO. have been placed in my hands for col
lection and those indebted not expect longer in
diligence, il CANNOT be gwen.
F. July %, 1853. 1tf JOAB p. SMITH.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
IN made at the next session OF the Legislature for
charter for Mutual Life INSURANCE. Company-to be
located in Cha rlotte, n G. -.s. Aug.lI
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Fall TRADE OF 1854.
uaeeHARLESTON, s.. c. z

g&&SZ1GA nl4Rso yin, H.
III lie BEG to inform our friends and buyers of DR.
n ,sGOODS gene rally, that we have made II
So. ~ EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS -.
for our. FALL SALES. 8 We shall be prepared
10 shew one oil. the LARGEST AND BEST, Sc.
LECTED STOCKS we have yet offered, selected
HIS usual by ourselves in all the BEADING EU-
ROPEAN MARKETS. e.. -.--... -.
Our Establishment and Business is now so weIl
known as being one of the MOST EXTENSIVE
in the country, that il is hardly necessary to re-
peat what have often said BEFORE viz: thai
we are PR pared 10 offer one of the .afs -
Largest and Nest Extensive Stocks
1853 a. OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DIR GOODS
TO BE. FOUND IN THIS COUNTRY, EN-.
BRAClNG ALL THAT IS NEW. RICH
- AND DESIRABLE, IN DRESS
GOODS Of EVERY VARIETY. =
CLOTHS, CASSlNERES, LINEN. GOODS,
p HOSIERY, DOMESTIC GOODS OF ALL
STYLES, CARPETS, RUGS, DRUG
GETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, CUR.
TAIN MATERIALS, AND
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, &C., &c.
We also offer
SJO Cases Negro Plains and kerseys, of the
best makes and styles. ''
ESQ Bales Twed and Dufif Blankets.
We pay great attention to these Goods and are
prepared to supply the trade ON the best terms.
1t is determination, as it is true interest,
to make our prices so FULLY UNIFORM AND
so LOW as to secure popularity, as well as to
male our House both in its organization and ex-
tent worthy the trade of THE SOUTH AND
SOUTH WEST
BANCROFT, BELTS, & MARSHALL,
Nos. 900 AND oil, KING STREET.
July, 1854. SO 6m
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For Sale,

4 improved LOT-50 feet fronting the street by
n 1913 feet deep-near the Central Railroad, with
comfortable Dwelling House, and the frame of
house. 80 by 90 feet and story nigh, the premises;
also good we'll of within 80 feet OF the house.
Price $500, on a long credit.
Oct 20 81 I'll WM 8. NORMENT,
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White CASTLE Soap.

THIS new family and Toilet SOAP is held in high cs-
i TEEN, and is superior to the ordinary Soap for its
bland and emollent qualities. For the nursery it
particularly adaPcdinnocent in its combination and
free from all injurious akalies. This is economical
Soap for families. Just received and for sale by
FISHER g. HEINITSH,
april 18th Dispensing chemists.
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tY To Persons out Of Employment!
$500 to $1,000 Year.
Book Agents Wanted.

BOOK Agents Wanted.
THE subscriber publishes number of most valuable
Pictorial Books, very popular, ard Of such moral
and religious influence that while good men may safely
engage in their circulation, they will confer public
benefit, and receive fair compensation for their labor
70 To of enterprise and tact, this business of
be met with.
N7 Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will
ccive promptly by mail, Giro llar containing full par
ticulars with Directions persons disposed as
Agents. together with the which they will be
furnished by addressing the subscriber post paid.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
~.@ 18l William Street, New-York.
~ In Press, and ready for Agents by the 1st of Oc-
tober 1854, SEARS ILLUSTRATED Description THE
RUSSIAN EMPIRE" For further particulars address
above.
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Right Side Up.
CHARLES 4. EBERHARD & CO.. are still carrying
" on the ---r~ @1
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

at their old stand doors below Parks Hutchinson
Store, where all work wanted in their line can be OBJ
tanned. a.. -.
@ All kinds of READY MADE WORK on hand
and for sale. Also superior OIL BLACKING bv Tic
wholesale and retail manufactured by c. T. Ebcrhard
u All persons indebted for last year are requested
to come and settle their accounts We must have money
Z. L. EBERHARD & CO
March 8, "a. 36.tl =
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4.
This preparation is getting INTO use all ou tSs
The numerous letters receive from various 80
forming us OF cures effected in their immediate negrb
warrant MS III saying is Of the best, II notie
Cough Medicine HOW before the public. II alnOA% 80,
relieves and not unirequently the yey woal 80
When all other Cough preparations have ialltd, pc
cved the patient, as Druggists, dealers in heoeSsS
Physicians testify. Ask the Agent in your ncscN
what has been his experience OF the effects Of hsSs
Ii he has been selling it for any length oftme he
1T is TIE BEST MEDICINE EXIAHn.
Below we give few extracts from letters we haT'
lately regarding The virtues of this medicine ,s,G
Dr. 3 D. Osiin, OF Knoxville, Ga, says-l hayeSta1
your LlYerwort and Tar extensively in my Pfaesaa9
years past and, il with pleasure state my beneI
rorty over all other articles with which am aci''
which II is recommended" ,r.rsS
Messrs. Fitzgerald d Banners, writing from W." Sgog
N. 4. say - The LiverwOrt and Tar Is DecodI T q
more popular in this Country. and we thHk ffG5 VA
who have tired il speak in commendabIe terms TH
II is very beneficial in alieviating the conpalhH
is recommended" Nd
Our Agent in Pckens District, S. c. Mr.. - -
assures " that he it with great benem Il, ~
family, and recommends it his neighbours h.Jbses
instance OF Negro woman, in his vicinity, WnoSJ ~
terlng with disease of the Lungs for years, ~
we're cough, who was relieved by the LIyerw99 ce b
Such are the good reports hear OF this OS esI
parts OF the South. For report of the sTpTsrs p ~
performed in the Western and Northern anp sLe ~
we would invite the suffering patient TO IeSo co. Isa "
which accompanies each bottle, To all, we s'''
have hope. -, II
Be warned in season And neglect mol ,n ~ "
is daily weakening your constitution, iTrltals
and lungs, and inviting on that dread disease Ob%
when so soothing ard Healing remedy Gun r.
DR.. Rogers Syrup of Eiverwort and Tar. .-Tbtr4
Beware OF Counterfets and Bnse lmIiatIo ,gravtS W
inc articles is signed Andrew Rogers, on INC 80
per around each bottle. - .,nb
Price, 81 per bottle or six bottles for ri MBAb
D.r Sold wholesale and retail by SCoF ~ r. OssIis
Chartres ST. between Cont and ST. bous' IN orders ~
Agents for the Southern States TO wholn ." ot;ds
rcations for Agencies must be addIesS29G, tSb
OF Sold also by Fisher & Heinsh \. TWiGcbcsI q
Charlotte G.. c. Henderson, LncolpfoIn 'r,ouebeIgH
Dallas Murphy & Black, Concord, No 90"
Nav l.. 1871.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
~ made at the next session of the Legislature for
charter Tor Mutual Fire Insurance Company TO be
located in Charlotte, n. C.. Aug. IL
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For Sale.

- THE subscriber will offer privately until Tues
KsfH day of the term of TIE Superior court and
"AAthen IF not sod,) public SALE nea; and
Portable Private Residence, located Tryon Main
street doors south of ii. T. Williams convenient
the business part of the town.
The dwelling contains three large the lower
story and above; good Kitchen, Smoke-house and
stables attached. The lot is very handsome and
mented with oak Terms made known at the sale
sent %, 1854 lost WILLIAM HARTY.
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A New Map of North Carolina.

~ HE undersigned pDrparHg, and VIII publish aS
soon the necessary Surveys, SC can DC CD
'a.s.ed, a New, Large and Complete MAF OF MOTT
'EOLrNA five feet By Il rec, vel! egraYed and hhlsHe"
ne best style. ..
II IS admitted on all sides, that such work is
eat desideratum in State, ard II IS in consequence
81 he frequent enquiries subject, that the under
- sued have emba r<ed IN the ente rpTIse.
The only attempted work or this KIND Is that OF
.cRea published 1893 ard since then me Counties
Towns Roads and Posi-ofces have increased IN num-
her snd all works of Internal mprol ements, with
small exceptions, been set on foot.
Ii IS intended that rhe New Map, now proposed to
be published shall contain, accurately LAID down all
the Natural Features of the Siato the nets
Sounds Lakes Rivers, Creeks and Mountains, &c.
Also the public improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads, PlankToads, Counties County towns,
Post Offices Cities Villages Post-roads and Canals,
Colleges, Academies. &c. &c.
The Map will be ready by the summer of 1873
WILLIAM ID. COOK,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMS:
In best Style, Gilt Rollers and First Impress
siOn3. Sl',V'
IT. Plain Style, Black Rollers, go
Information from any source, and which may I've OF
service in making the above work, will be thankfully
received. All comrlunica cations should be addressed to
WI. D. COOKE.
Raleigh, September -. e-GGn
y All Persons wishing to obtain the above
Map be furnished pu1iIshed by adtress-
ing, 5. l.. DIXON, Agent,
arIofte n. e.,
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GEORGE NJ. HOPE, rs
PLA1 IN ND ORN A MENTAL
FIAST Eff

Residence next house TO The Catholic Church,
INA F''ue' NJ Orders from the country pune.
''"Hf "''e"d'd 10. r. March "a, '54.-lv
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Saddles and Harness.

r. SHAW
HAS on hand the largest and best assortment of
IL SADDLES and HARNESS
that brUue Et to this market. Also
WHIPS, CARPET-BAGS
HARNESS MOUNTING & TRIMMINGS
of all kinds for the trade which he viii sell either by
the wholesale RETAIL. 10 PUSCTUAL CUsTCGERs
the niodrTa terms.
Also, REPARING done in good order at the short
est notice.
U5- Call and examine my stock b, fore you purchase
elscW here
o. Shop door east of Springs & McLcod's
store.
Oct. 90, 1851 r HAW.
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Select English and Classical School.

NVItCt LNSESH AHA tiaNsICGI NCHOOI,
DOBERT G. ALLISON las opened in the Town of
II Charlotte, select English and Classical School
in the 3rd story OF Mr.. Leroy Springs NV Building
TERMS.
English Department, $40 per session of 5 months.
Classical SIS
October - 1854 I2-tf
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UNIVERSITY NoaTH CAROLINA,
Chapel Hill, lst June, 1854.
Robert C. Allison ESQ., graduated this Institution
at the annual commencement 1927 and has from that
day to this, been almost constantly engaged in the IN
struction of youth.
He is gentleman of good mind agreeable manners,
unblomIshed moral reputation and ample experience.
His ability to imPaTt instruction. has been shown by
the young men, who from time time, during period
of more than 20 years, have from his Schools
the University. We -ecocct instance, in which
pupil of his has Afforded satisfactory evidence of
careful and accurate training.
ID. l.. SWAIN, President,
JAMES PHILLIPS Professor
of Mathematics, &c.
E. MITCHELL, Professor
of Chemistry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
Died.
On Saturday, June -, Mrs ELIZA D., wife OF Mr.. Abram

On Saturday June "a, Mrs ELIZA D., wife OF Mr. Abram
d. Brewer, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
y invited TO attend her funeral to-day, at O'clock
from No. 50 Crosby street Her remains will be taken TO
Cy press Hills Cemetery for interment
On Saturday. June "A, suddenly, at his residence, in
Eighty hrst street. between Second and Third avenues
JOSEPH ATrTEIiI
His relations and friends particularly requested
attend his funeral from his late residence, this day
O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
On Saturday, June "a JOIN FARRELL, OF Dublin, Ire.
land, aged 81 years.
The friends and relatives invited to attend his fu
Laurens street, at 2 O'Clock.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On sunday morning, June rs ANDREW BERGESARD,
nati' of Germany, aged 65 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family also Covenant
Looee No Of GOOD Samaritans Cor of
the Of 1872 respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral from his late residence No As Essex street. this
afternoon, mt O'clock.
On sunday evening, June Is, Of consumption Jons
CARNEY, aged 19 years, nntive Of sligo, Ireland.
The friends and of the family also the
members Of the Harrison Guard respectfully request
TO attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon, a. z
O'Clock from the Of his father No 472 Pearl
street
on Sunday, June 25, aged SIS years, ANTHONY BOYER
His friends relatives respectfully invtcd 10 at
tend Ills fnne AL from The residence 81 his suu 2St
street. brooklyn, mt O'CLOCK this afternoon without
furti er notice.
At Philadelphia on the 2ls inst Of congestion OF the
lungs, EUGENE V. M,sNAy, native Of France, aged 90
years and 10 months.
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4 I'm the Incarnation therefore the manifesto
- Of the attributes Of Goo IN Jesus Christ vas
ar greater then than it had been before Christ d.
lssiag in his suffering and death Gods hatred OF
VI, disclosing Gods justice in pardonng the
h value soul and the time the love and
~ mercy OF God nispenred towards at such sscr
Cd. .,tpsut. disclose Tss heavens Ss
sasre Hts glory but higher st does the declare
BE glory. In the cross what God does. In
CASki see Him as He To- In the see Him
eopsiling the world TO Himself. In Christ saved
asA made Psrskers If the life Of God in Christ Jesus
when God sh Int the heart then him, it
we're face to face Then is His glory seem but felt
not declared merely, bat known-not known in the
merely but the heart This is salvation
are transformed by His image They reflect His glory
Even here this TRANSPORTATION begins Though the
Christ shall old, but shall last forever and
Though the LORD Jesus l. the Greater Of all WORLDS
Deemed sinner shining in his hkeness-once child OF
the devil child Of Cod shining in the likeness Of
BE own son and co-heir Of heaven Contemplating
though think Of these worlds aoove yet all the har
monies Of the universe could vie in glory with the
anthem Of the redeemed "worthy is the lamb great
and marvellous thy works, Lord God Almighty"
1his song shall cease and this glory shall never
Tsry With the Father and became man Of sorrows,
and was cruci6ed and will people heaven with the
1sssct ON the blessing Of constituting part OF this
hertsnce If the saints in light What great blessing
- to become coworkers with God in the work Of this
TIE image and likeness OF the Reieemer And this and
nothing less 10 the work # winning souls to Christ.
Whenever redeemed saint sseks to bring sinner to
Christ this 10 the consummasn Of the glorious work. It
1squires faith to see this This mighty revelation
b not ,een through The senses. But what power Of
rssiss against Gods glory is there in those still
remain at enmity against Him Ths IL the most terri
Die developement Of all this is the deveopement which
makes he'll and make nothing but hell as long as
nature lasts How they escape who neglect great
salvaon2 The subject also discloses the element Of
Hwer in the Church % Christ The power Of the m Mis-
y win be just in proportion the minds and hearts of
the Individual members filed with the light and glory
q Christ.
At the conclusion Of the the usual charge to
the candidate for ordination delivered by the Rev
Mr. Thompson. He urged upon him to remember the
three great fundamental principesthe authority OF the
Bible, redemption through the cross Of Christ, and
psssching the Gospe-as the means appointed by God
Ss the salvation OF The reverend gentleman then
descended from the pulpit and in imitation of the apos
tsc example, clasped the hand Of the newly appointed
minister with the right hand Of fellowship, and velcom-
cd him into the Church Of Christ.
The ceremonies of the evening were then concluded
with hymn.
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ALEXANDER GRoRGE wALLEN, ESQ.
from the Melbourne Banner Fob TO- l

From the Melbourne Banner, Fob TO-
Our obituary Of to-day announces the death Of Alex
auder George Waen Esq of the firm Of y. r. Wallen
Sons chsnts Of this city IT will doubtless DO graft
flying TO his numerous friends that should place
slight memorial Of the general love- respect
ond esteem in which this gentleman held Lcss than
year ago he landed shores stranger and the
immense concourse Of first merchants and others,
who assisted at the last mourniul rites Tuesday last
strongly evnced the general warm attachment to the
departed The late Mr.. Walen high minded,
straightforward, honorable and II must 90 source
.. to his friends to know that no has not lett
behind him a single enemy Though very young man
fbeng twenty years Of age his clear intellect
and powerful energy made him rank unsurpassed rs a
lbera minded Of business His private charities
were unostentatieus and liberal. He good son,
kind brother and his light hearted disposition sned
q cheerful glow the domestic circle. Mr. Walien
born in Trinidad, West Indies, in 1888 At various
periods " his brief be resided in Liverpool Belfast
and Londonderry and previous TO coming to ths colony
passed years In Philadelphia, Penusyvaoia " s.,
A. where he had conceived warm love for the United
Nates her people and institutions His last moments
acre those OF true Christian With deep OF his
unwoihncss, he plsced his reliance his Sayioura
merits, thus giving the fullest confidence that " his
friends loss has been his cts rnal gain"