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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
SUPERIOR COURT-sPsNAL TKRx-Nov. 49, Before
Justice M0NCRIEy
DECISIONS.

George Ponsot agt. The Scovl Manufacturing
Co. et aL-Order for a commission and stay granted.
Richard C. Givuey sg Charles L. Wright e s.Motiou 70
vacate Injunction for reguy denied but psntin directed
10 furnish sn additional undertaking. &c.
Henry sleyht agt. Curtis Jud-on.-Order Eranted
The Scovill Manufacturing Co sgt stephen Austin Se-
Order OF the Hon. Murray Hoffman to take tss
mony and report ,..,,
them with Clerk at Special Term.
Before Justice WHITE . -.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
;OURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Nov. Is-Before Judg
DAILY.
IMPORTANT CASE pOR BUSINESS ifEN.

Frederick SchGchaIit C. Orbhsd - Theodore
k.negs ard Oottlcb Schmidt
This action was brought by the plaintiffs, the
celebrated bankers the bod,s Of bill Of exchange foI
tis u. 3D. by defendants, who vera merchsns OF
this city undcr the aud hfn keinels aud schmidt
dated s.tt 5 1871 .Iop Mss sevikns Son, bslks VI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONS-Nov. 3o-Bsfors
Recorder HOFFMAN,.

Christopher Miner plead guilty to an attempt. o.
-ape the Of Msrcels Carroll Of age redd
ing with her parents at No. l3l Third street. he was renanoeo
for sentence. -
james Cros, plead gily To- msnsaughser In the third q
gree having killed John O. Mckenzie by abbine him. In the
grocery and liquor No. ee5 Water street. the eth Of
October last. He az remanded for sentence.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Sov. eo.-Befo
IIlr. NHI


The Petit Jurors were called, after which Richar
Busteci esq late Br Genera and recently appoine
ud.e or tho United States District COR, Of Alabama
introduced the Court by +. Desed Saith esq, u. y a
ioluey for this District and dTeston hs Honor took h
d ina ar t.ftr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

DEATH oP Az Old CITIZEN William 81.
ss,ed for many ycarsa highly respectable merchant Of
ts city died yesterday afternoon at bis residence. at
tho ego Of 20 years lie was an elder IN lie lev, Dr
Poi,-s church. in Unisersi'y Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
BORT Waroens' Nolitt.
STATE or Ssw.YoRk, I
PoRT-WARDSSs' OfFicE, No. lOl Waist !


Posr-WsRoSSs OrTicE, No. l0t Waist
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with
sectont o the oci passed Ap H. 1885, entitled An Act to
Reoreauze The Nardens Office Of the Po. Of New'foA 10
u persons interested in having charge Of the subject
mat er Of such inquiry examination orsgNey that ne fo
l0wi gyesess now under examination by the ioit'NN
dels and that the said surveys aminatons wa DC com
psrd HIN en days next sacceeap. is lenes Oh D0ss
add vessels: .
Steamship City Of London No. ~ v Il
Strunshp iersia.. ~ ~
Shin Chsuc.ilo, . ....,..........PierN No. 10 T.. X.
liak w
Ri, Ma .Piefreponts
Eus A. b. fosus
lsoenhleeA
~ &. II. BRAMHALL PrescsGs.
J. tre's HssaxAH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
McruoraussIn.

Steamship Geo Cromwell sails to Jay Tor New Orlesns ats
o m, h5m Pier No. 0 \. X.
Steamship Roanoke. for Havana Direct sails today
a, d. H., from Pier No. IL y. X.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

London ard acceptsd by the lseE The amonnt csined
be due abont' 81 so.
The defense Vss ia the bill of exchangewas drawnsnd o..
cepted for vsue and the plaintiffs the holders heeo
had collected and received portion of the original amount
bou half thereof from Seykng SON. who had niled ses
their acceptance and the plaintiffs had therenpon dchaeed
the aceeptors all further liability the b BY erasne
was claimed
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Arsenc j. Ledeng agt. Willie ID. Povers-hem'
The wit Of eeriiorari was therefore quashed
SUPERIOR CoURT-SpscI,L TERx-Nov ao.-Beforc
Justice MoscRIEr.


Robert ID. Livingston, rcc'r, act. Abraham Van
Ne,. joseph A. Gutter recr &c ss,. Peter Reilly e, a.
Jane. ro.eus AT. Edward d. Holhnswood Orders granted
Eugene Cleluot sgt Angelo HeluiaD 80 Referred " the
Hon. Murray Holman.
William H. Smith ag Charles G. Goodrich ct alOrieF d
tei granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
TAKING OF yrRDICrs.

Neriicts were taken by the claimants IN fye
revenue cAes brought ant the Collector OF this port tie
principle involved hsyiu been settled previous ad ldission
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
SUPREME COuRT-GISERAL TERs-Nov la.-Jefoa
Ju..ices SUTHERLAND LgoSARD sul BARNARD
AnMIS,InNS 10 LIE nAR.


Messrs. Lauemore, Patterson and RUSSELL the
Committee examinations srpoined by the Court have
recommended the following gentlemen or admission viz;
Messs Annier Buher Bolesior Bo,ifi Buche, B0nney,
Bnneker Cooper, Cocrel. towini, Cannon, Comstock,
Chapman Dcaerson, Delaney. fs.ul Fox J. Fisher ard
j. W fisher Findu Goldsmith, Green ard. Gros. Hill
Higgins johnson, James, Judson, he.chrm Hing Keller
Kentcug LOOMS Lesy, Loyett, Langbcr, Mount, Marsh
Moore Sals. Oliver Owen, Psrsons Post Ogden, seayer
S.nnot' Seaman, Stead. sprayue Tergwell aud WILSON,
Tho report OF TIE Examiners recrrd to Nesss Ia
wari Pier.poni Dean, Sm,dhnrgh. and Thomas r. DAVIS
IT, tho Committee character. 10 whom the above named
rrlte eincu must report vhen alIected 30 to do.
CHAxBERs ~
Arsenc j. Iedeling agt. Willie ID. Povers-heln-
orsnis ;oT counsel.
SUpRrNE COURT-OEsERAL TERN zo-belore
SWITZERLAND, 2. j.. BARSARo snd LEONARD, -.
rpoprANr DECISION AS TO The WRIT OF CERrIo-
RARI.
IT, t matter of Amelia A. Hused for the custody Of her
" '" child Adelaide Al. Hustled.
decision was rendered by the Court this morn
ips on the preliminary objection taken by the counsel for Mrs
Hnstea to hearing OF argument the wit OF ceftioa
sued out at the instance OF Mr.. Hustled.
Tho Court hods that by the statute q s. T. ao' sec s
no trorlr shall BE- issued in habco corpus until final
shall have been made by tie ocef. That the
rr0c,,dng brought before the Court reyewable
crrtioTaIi until adjudication to the custody f the In
iant.
The writ Of eer,iorari was therefore quashed
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

Mr.. Peter V. liuestcd denies that he made Il
false return 10 the writ Of habeas corpus for which he
sentenced to 30 days imprisonment. and eioo hne
lie eirms that lo did not produce the person Oh his
child because he was unable 10 do 20. The order OF
Justice Clerke rectcs tint he Wildly discbsyed tie
order
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

An INDIGNANT HUSBAND. The Cleve.
land Herald is responsible for the following
story: A few days since, the wife Of one our
worthy mechanic in one of our machine
shops was taken very sick, the immediate
occasion of the sickness being the effort to
change the figures of the census. The
lady in question is of large stature, whilst
her "liege lord" is one ofthose pecimrns
of humanity that are sometimes done up
in small bundles. Matters we're approach
ing crisis in the sick chambers, and the
patcr f miliaS that was to he, seated by the
stove, was overcome with Woe in dread OF
an unfavorable termination. His face waS
buried in his hands. aud he WaS sohbing
aI"Ud. The doctor. touched bv this cxl,i-
hilton of aft, clionate sorrow, stepped up "a
the monrner, and patting him on the head,
said: There. there. dont cry, sonny
your mother will bp better Su0n!" The
chair WAS kicked over in an instant, and
the boy" started up. with cleGched ti>t
aud wrathfal eyes, exclaIrnlng: "sonny,
YOU impprtinent jackaSS! I'm her hus
band!" The aStoniShed medicine man
rushed around to the other side Of the
room and hadn't another word to say.
He had said too much, as it was.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

A SECTARIAN PRAYER. A Young lady.
employed in teaching a district school
Sn'neN here in Ohio. wished tn open school
with prayer, and for that purpose asked
the consent Of The trustees. 1t was given
readily on one condition that the PRAYER
should not he ''Sectarian." The condili III
was accepted. Some time after the school
Ini$tr, SS was summoned to appear before
the trustees. Complaint had been made
that the prayer, contrary to conditions,
was sectarian. The young lady had no
knowledge Of the charge. She was ad
in conscious innocence. She asked for the
specifications. A grave trustee arose and
stated that he vas sorry to he obliged to
testify that he himself had heard secta.
rian prayer while visiting the school.
"Well. what was it?"
Z" 1t was an Episcopal prayer. have
read it in the Episcopal prayer book"
Impossible! Repeat it. what wa:
it?"
"Well, I can't say it oil. but It was thai
prayer that begins our Father which arl
in heaven!'"
The trustees concluded that the lady
was innocent. but the learned accuser nev.
er heard the last of the affair.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
Line0ln's InsaPue2AOwS 60 ne re
vOst RGmrsAa1sSG n nj M13

!. AS your Office iE one that Is unknown
to the Constitution Of the United States
and to the Constitution Of the States, you
must endeavOr to impress the peOple as
much a. possible with the dignity and i'm.
portance Of your official position, by evinc.
ing as much contempt as you can for the
foolish, oldfa~hioned laws Of the States,
which are now entirely ObsOlrte, being un.
fitted for the exigencics Of the times.
2. You are to speak continually and in
h8 t,Saces 0f the "Odi0ns." " infam0Us,"
"execrahle," "iniernaL" and "damna-
hle," doctrines Of State rights.
8. Never, under anv circumstances. al
lude TO the Constitution; and il you hear
the word on any mans lips, arrest him i'm.
mediately.
4. II is a disloyal practice for any man
to allude to the exploded mode Of trial by
jury. Arrest eli such.
8 Accuse all democrats Of every crime
under heaven, and if the Scoundrels pre-
suuIe to argue with you. arrest them.
6 All who talk about liberty of speech
and the press are traitOrs-arrest all such.
7. All who pirate about the haheas cor.
puS are enemies to the GOvernment-ar.
rest them.
8. StutlIOusly avoid using the word free
dom, except a. applied TO n-gr"es. Arrest
all who are guilty Of s0ch disIOyal prac-
tireN
Q. Use, whenever you can, the ear.
tickling words ''loyal," and supporting
the Government" but always in such
vav as to mean the suhversion Of the mis-
erable old Government, and the support
Of nv new system. Ifyou hear anv man
use the words 10 any other connexiOn, ar.
rest him.
10. It is opposing the Government. tOr
any man to speak Of restoring the Unien
as it was. Arrest such
II. 1t is . disloyal practice for any man
to speak of the size OF my feet, or other.
wise to allude to me, except in praise Of my
personal beauty, and Of my emancipation
policy. Arrest them.
10. If you hear any man say that I
know better how 10 tell stories, than how
to conduct the affairs of the nation, he is
disloyal-a arrest him.
18. If you hear any man allude with re-
spect to the ridiculous article in the old
Constitution. which protects citizens from
unreasonable searches and seizures, arrest
and search him instantly. If you 6nd no
contraband letters and documents about
him, it will be proof that he has taken the
precautiOn to destroy them, and will be .
sufficient evidence of his guilt Lock him
up.
IA. It is opposing the Government. for
any man to say that the abolitiOnists ought
to enlist to help do some Of the lighting.
Arrest all such traitors. s.-..--.-----.------.---
ID. Arrest anybody you please. and il
any man complains. arrest him for he 10
diSloyal, and an encmy Of the Govern
ment.
l6. If anybody sheuld blew year 6rains
out while attempting an illegal arrest"
tell the devil that you died serving me.
He will reward you accordingly .-lOM
Guard.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01


True AND NOBLE Words. Hon. ChaA
R. Buckalaw, the new Senator from Penn-
sylvania, writes Of the restoration Of tho
Democratic party TO power as fnllOws:
That this party, with an old history
identified with the gl"ries of the country,
binding it to sympathy and affection in
every quarter, with no selfish, local, or
fanatical passion to weaken or mislead it:
with generous. even handed, impartial,
time-tried creed, cOnforlned to the Consti-
tuition, and springing naturally from its
principles-this party. thus qualified to
speak to the whole land, can and will com.
rnand these wild waves of human passion
to be- still; and rejecting alike the fanati.
csm Of Boston and Charleston, re- bind
these great States together in enduring
bonds Of interest and sympathy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

jim GILES AND HIS QUOTATION.
Giles was consid, red hard ease, hut at .
time Of revival became converted from his
evil ways, and was an enthusiastic exIlUr.
ter and an active member If the chuFrh.
In progress Of time. Jim was ieuDntrd 10
few drinks "f tina: which had for many
year bern his favorite beverage, and true
to his habit wend''d his way to the confer
ence meeting. 4 favorable opportunity
occurring, dim favored his brethren with
the following exhortation: Brethren.
I've been thinking Of that beautiful script
ural passage, which says. If you only
have faith like a mountain, you can tip
over q mustard ed-hic-mOst any
time"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

EXPEDITIONS, But TRYrNG.-A Hiberni-
an, fresh from the Green Isle, having suf-
ticient means TO provide himself with a
horse and cart, (the latter kind he never
saw beIorc) went to work on public road.
Being told by the overseer to move lot
of stones near by and deposit them in a
gully on the other side of the road, he
forthwith loaded his cart, drove up to the
place, and had nearly finished throwing
off his load by hand, when the boss told
him that was not the way-he must tilt or
dump his load at once. Paddy replied he
would know better next time. After load
ing again. he drove to the gully, put his
shoulder to the wheel. and upset the cart,
horse and all into it. Scratching his head,
and looking at the horse below him rather
doubtfully, he observed; "Bedad. it's a
mighty expeditions way, but it must be
tryin' to the bastel"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

THE Der Freyschutz. German news
paper, thus speaks Of the city of Cologne:
" Cologne is principally inhabited by the
editors of the Cologne Gazette, and by
ninety thousand Germans, each Of whom
clans the name of Jean Marie Farina,
and to be the only 6rst and original dis
tiller Of Cologne water"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

A person." says the Paris Sport,
"who looks at the world in somew hat
gloomy colOrs, recently complained, in the
presence Of NJ. Auber. how hard It y %
that people must grow DID,"
Hard as it is, !" replied the veteran com
poser, "it seems to be the only means yst
discovered Of enjoying long life.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

I ICLAsPED her tiny hand in mine; I em-
braced her beauteous form; vowed to
shield her from the wind, and from the
worlds cold storm. She set her heauteous
eyes on me. the tears did wildly fOw; and
with her little lips she said: COnfOund
YOU. let me CO."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
A FRIEND tells a story If a witness who

A FRIEND tells a story "f witness who
makes very nice distinction in the shades
Of lying. Being Questioned by a lawyer
as to the general reputation Of another
witness for truth. the witness was asked
whether the individual was not noto-
rious liar.
'Whv,' said he, rolling an immense
quid of tobacco through his mouth. not
exactly so; but he is what call an inter-
militant liar '----------
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

"WHAT can I give you Tor keenaake.
my dearest Johni" s0bbed out b IN itnsas
tai girl 20 her scapegtsse I0SSf 1b1pk y
join his ship. Give. my ahgsI a
Jack, in some Confusion: y he s.
why, you've not got such 3 shha 80
dollar note, suppose. ahoas ~ e as.':s !,
He who fiuds plsasats Ii yiSs u
IN virtue, is . no~ics IA both,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

D." Pat, you have dated y"ur letter
week ahrad. 1t is not ~o late in the month
by one week, v"u spslpeen." "Troth.
hOv, indade an its m self whnt is wanting
sweet Kathleen 10 get it in advance "f the
mail. Shurr, III not care il she gets It
three days afnre it is written, me darIjnt.'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

ABSINTHE.- have mentioned the
word abSinthe, familiarity called abs. in
speaking of the Cabaret Niquet. Widely
a> the custom has prevailed lately Of drink
ing the perniciOuS spirit, its consumption
is nowhere so steadily persevered in as at
a certain dram shop in the Quarter st
Jacqncse, where from four to six o'clock
every afternoon, no matter whether it be
wet or fine, twenty young men, the mem
brrS Of society called L. Club DIES Ah-
sinth, urS," assemble to drink as mnch ah
sinthe aS their heads will carry. On en-.
terimg the club, hirh is restricted Ia TWEEN
~, who CAUSE vacancies only by death
n condition, probably. Of fr, q,~nt orcur-
renee each new member kW ears, MS his
cO.mateS have done, never tn drink or GIT
drunk on anythit e but abSinthe, and this
oath they strictly keep. We have heard
much Of this fatal lqnor. NJ. Delvan de-
ScriheS its effects in these words: "The
drunkenness caused by abSinthe resem-
bleS no other drunkenness known. II is
not the heavy intoxica'ion of beer, the
fierce madness caused by brandy. or the
jovial humor produced by wine. No. 1t
takes you off your legs at the first glass,
it fasttns on your shoulders wings of the
widest sweep. and you sail off into coun-
try without limit or horizon, but at the
same time. without limit or poetry. You
think, like all great drssmerS, that you are
stretching away towards the infinite. and
like all great rn'ninantE you are only tend
ing TO the incOherent. Great dr"amerS
are great explorers. aud bring back some
treasures from these excursions in the
land If the ideal. hat the abSnthe drinkrr
returns from his journey into the Sahara
laden only with imbrciIity il not with mad
ness" There are five hundred Of these
CULTS of perdition in Paris.-[ AIl the Year
Round.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

"Who are your" asked Iong.lseged
Connecticutter Of = rather overbearing
conductor on the New Haven Railroad.
" ! am the conductor of these cara
"And ell the folks in 'em s'p0Re."
"Yes." (ShOrter than pie.cTust
"Wall, I swow If that aint . putty eol
YeOu conductor Of other folks, and dunno
how tew conduct ynnFaalSi Gosh e. 20 =
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

w<uNa-uAnaAs1Y II ApvAEcU-One YeaT. e5; Six Months,
~. Thrss Moaths 50; one Month payable 70 the Car.
stsr1 se cents; Single Copies l24 cents.
AnVRwTlafN00as square Of 10 lines hrst Insertion -;
saron 81 s0 Business Cards Of 10 lines
~ Iess year, S8 Busine.e Cards o. 10 lines or less
shove yearly and quarterly advertisement which
osoosa square.
SEA PAnfING-Our once is repete With all the modern
uzROvemseats the execution of
svsry syseF PKTR TING such - R"oks Pamphlets Briefs
PasteFs HAMAblls Circulars BallTiehefP Fer
sIeeasss Of sSSct Deposit Bbeads Checks Receipts.
CeTds Labels. etc. In plain or fancy cOlorsd Inks.
huaTTcEs BLANKs-Amdavits Undertaking. and wriis Of
under the IAW. for sac ~ this Once also
nnnh Of Homestead the naosi convenient form
a. uea printed. . complete form Of AINEkS DEED
Alss hsangifuIly -oxsouteA MARRIAGE CERTlFICATE.
YIsHRR Ne Ill y Warrington opposite NaEure.
pspa s the only authorized Agent FOR the MOI
nENOCRAr In the city Of San FrnDcisco All orders for
Vhs PApsF Advertising len with him viii be promptly ar
NsaAeA -.
VIaUERA authsFiEsa receive moneys due this Once.
~ ssbssFipsAOa.
- Brown 10 the authorized Agent of the DEMOCRAT ct
0sssWsswa Odsrs fer the paper sdveruns or Tor JOB
SsTR ~ wtsA hin. wHtSe promptly AttsOdedt TO-
TAIN DRMOCRAT VI Dorado. Ordsrs sf With him vii
- prs@psiy attended ts
T. j. nIDLRAL Ia authorized agent At Saeramento-
An srAsFs for AVstisns. &C., len with An viii receive In
nsAAats aaasotoa.
AHL DIAs sssas for the DEsOeaAE ct virsinlA City
NsvAAa Territory.
An srSers gvsa him for the Democrat Will b pO0Phy at
tsHasA %.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

An anxious mother in Scotland taking
leave of her son on his departure for Eng
land. gave him this advice: my dear
Sandy, my ain hairn, gang south. an get
all the siller ye can from the Southerns ;
tax everything ye can. But the English
are brave bOxin' people. an TAX care O.
them, Sandy. NeSe, fight bald man, -
for ye Gamma catch him by the hair"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLBHED livery SATURDAY MORNING. ~
q amL W o k . & - n U a n y
= n..w,ewa a. gAHuARY.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

The pleasure Of doing good is the only
one that never wears out.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

MANUFACTURES JEwELRYI
OF every description, at short notice, and in the
kess style.
Diamond Work, Enameling, Chasing.
ENGRAVING, SEAL.CCTIING, DIESINKlNG and
GLIDING and SILvERING done in the best style Of
che art and a. the shoFtest notice.
Ses Work done promptly and delivered at the
e@e sp.ciA!ed-
Ar CULLEN 10 agent fer the sale Of the
BAY STATE SEWING MACHINE !
Ths simplest. cheapest and best Sewing Machine
u u0e.
Aai6 ALeO GpNSMITfAHNGs In general
~ This department will he under the sIperVis'
ion Of FRANK BECkE e. ART, for
80meTiy OF C0iomS. All jobs dom promptly
and at reasonable prices. mays
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-30
IN MEMpRIAM.

At the battle OF Charlottesville, on the "a Of Nav
1868, at the post he ever occupied galanty leading
his Company against the vandal mercenary enemy
of our young and beloved Congederacy, fell CAPTAIN
JONI PHiFER YOKE, Co. ID, 9TH Reg't n. {. Troops
The subject Of .his memoir the time Of his death
was not Is Of age. At the commencement of this
struggle he was cadet in the Military Institute at
Charlotte, the exercises Of which suspended aud
Cadet Young with an enthusiasm that ever afterwards
characterised him, offered his services and served NJ
Drill Master in several camps Of instruction. Some
by his father Maj Young of Cabarrus,) for the war;
but appointed Lieutenant IA the same
Company, and by the casualties Of war anl for good
and gallant conduct, he arose 70 its command.
Never had Company n Drawer Chief. The history OF
the 9TH Reg is familiar to every North Csrolinian,
ana we pay the dead nobleT tribute than say
that he was identified with IL from its formations and
that none of its members bore more chccrfuy its
fntigues and dangers. IL his pleasure 10 be
doing something TO add to the comfort and by his
example TO encourage those under his command. In
all that provided for The 7th Reg Go. b. through
his instrumentalty, OF its portion lie had
everything make life desirable and every reason TO
shun danger; but this he considered not, when
trased with his conceived duty his country Even
when the old and infrm die, grieve but when
such boy-men as Johnny Young ('thc young Capian')
is taken from u.s. feel that q vacancy IL made in
midst which cannot be filed. His death was not only
that of the young soldier, but that OF the young
Notwithstanding been for several years consistent
member of the Presbyterian Church.
lie lies with "a the dead" but around the memory
of few shines so bright halo Of glory.
"a trucr, noblcr, trustier heart
More loving or more loyal, never beat
Within human breast FRIRND.