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his most pleasing and favoritc visions sud-
denly changed to the sad realities OF sorrow
and dismay. 1t is, however, source OF
consolation, while the wheel OF fortune IS
continually revolving, that even our reverses
are not exempt from the universal decree,
and that they too are not stationary out
that bv due and diligent exertion OF our
mental and physical powers, what appears
lost NAV be restored, exhaustion become
plenitude, relaxation recover its elasticity,
and honest poverty be again endowed with
wealth and rewarded with the blessings of
prosperity and peace.


The celebrated Goldsmith remarks that
ga mans merits consists not in never fall
ing, but in rising every time he falls" There
is much philosophy and Judgment in the OBJ
servation, which moreover encourages to
practical application. IF eastcrly winds
bring with them dark clouds and unwelcome
news from our mercantile friends in Europe,
let westerly winds bear back to them, what
we trust they will be glad to know, that dis
appointments in business will only induce US
to redouble our efforts, that our spirits will
| bend, but will not break under the pressure
! of losses which human foresight could not
prevent, and inaction cannot remedy, and
that like the undertaking Sun, our Merch-
ants, cheered by "hope that points to tu-
ture good,' will continue to perscvere IN the


course of our commercial industry, integrity
| and honor.