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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
bee. Gseas II So, IS Nj, Van Buren, 10 support
the United States Bank, or are you to take down
your newly raised dag oil Principles not Men,
Mons pegFpus.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
We suhjoin such Election returns as haze reach
ed Ia this county, the election take plnee to-
day and we shall have quite an animated contest.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Htrriep- 1 Del john NJ. Bot,s. Do. William
b. Randolph o5i, John c. Williams Go, (he re-
turned carly from the bench) William II. Fulton
J5
Itaniita (2l-Thomas Hale and Wiley =.
Woods re-el,s ed, but we have not received a
statement g the polls---Nloj John NJ HOLLAND was
the third candidate.
Roei5ridge r2)-Jamcs Mcdowell 4 Charles P
not learned the state of,he polls.
Priacess dnne (l--Ilcnry y Woo1houss.
201, lone(hnn Hunter &c, Caleb W ard AZ
hIe If JFsat-t) Josiah Helleman-- without
opposition
Ttelerict (3)-Rchard w. i arion Csc Mai
Janes Gibson i96. Col John b. T. Smith 4iG,
'oI JAmess Bnw los, De- James / as 3al, Sam,
vel II DAVIS, 800, Col. John l., E.aie POI, Juhn
Wd, 2l6.
Alternate (21-Valcntine w. Sou,haIl. SO.
Thomas W. {; lmcr $50, Thomas Randolph ,o3
Alexander Kiscs l5l-lr Rives was not a cn,,lI.
d1cani 50 dlselalmed in public speech on The nus.
tnsS but, on the contrary, declared that the an
nuncaIion, few days before, TINT poll would be
h!d lin, was nude without his knowledge, cx-
p'c:ation o consent, & during has absence from the
county. IL furnished il written nolica to the
san'c fleet To be ntt, the precinc, elections
Spof'Mcani4 tl-Cartrr l.. Stevenson COG,
Robe; d. Powell Il >, Lewis d. Rawlings l5.
'\OtA he its' Krg,siature.
STATE ENATE
Htico District No opposition 10 Gen Jn,.
"a line b llaryie.
CONGRESS-
Ne"'t 4 alleN Stevenson t6i John Ro
bcr,son lss.
AHcm"rie-No opposition to William +. Cor
F"'thA4-No opp sitio" to Nathaniel II. cai.
hnrur
S'""Hsm.i4-No opposition to John NJ. Pat,
tou.
l"C of uigH-t;eors Loyal aso--Nllles King
81.
Princes, .aan.- -6eorsc Loyal !2-Maes King
OBS
Frel-,.e.s-se Ae.r,,.ne c.aspal 49,, Col
Edward Lacus is3, Wr,nm X ,yio. 2il
~ An iaeendnuy paper, unIer the tittt of The
Emo~cPotof, edited by one George w.
pennSon, has recently male It's appearance II,
New York. Its gratifying to that the press
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

- The dal.alin (Tcancssco) Journal, Of the
-! ult says We learn. from rfet! good author,
i'y, that John H. Eaton, Esq. II not be a caudi-
date fog scat in The Scrato of the United States
ut Ihs ne2' election. We prcsum g. therefore, that
there Is some truth in the runner, some time since
prevalent, that he Is to be the 1ledsnly candidate
for the Presidency Of the Ohio and Chesapeake
Cma. Company, in opposition to Charles fcnIon
Mercer; and, failing IN tins attempt, il is not I'M
poss 'ble that he may be appointed to OF the o-
reign missions, noA vacant W. hop, however,
that the Presidents counsclors viii advise HIM
against such a measure. Whatever may be the
nature OF the personal relations existing between
Gen. Jackson aud his Kate War Secretary there
arc 70" efial reasons Why their official connection
should not be renew cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

r Thc3ib2rl sprit which charact1r37es the
present ',gs and winch the people G. .afe &c ar
indebted FOR the demolition of 50 many a. te 3 X
tiers OF b'goiry in Church nnd State. is sill f,i.
identity progressive IN Great E,itain, llaen" re-
movci somc Of the most serers ciyi, disabilities to
which the Roman Catholics were. 50 long sulgec-
~ the Ha'orrors are now p'cpar.ng IN strike
-do%' atotcT q tic tyfaunjch r.Eca o, Tie ron dcs
'po;snl OF raat times. A pctitoo, +" praying 70.
the cnanc'p patton oi the Jews, has been presented
- the II luse Of Commons 10y Dr. Iualingtor viii
an'iicc that il would b. follaweI by bit. 10 RI
leec the remnant OF the scattered Tribes Of lsrad
resident in the British dpninions, from al tho
c'v.t dsqu:fcations IL which they ett uoH sub
Jeet. This announcement, ii is said. ,eas re- lyod
awfta cheers and Mr. O'Connc exprcssej ms in
tent'on OF supporting the measure when il was
Droug Int iorwd, d-Nothiug else could aavc been cX
peclcd Of The IriA Li1erak,r. The uncompromisin!
enemy Of the l,supers who trampo in the dust the
rights of his own countrymcn and crush al, their
generous aspirations and high souled energies
would sadly MAI the consistency OF his character
did he not pat Oh ms afmor AMI eater the Isis
with earncsness as the champion Of the porse cu,cd
and oppressed Of all chimes and Of all sccts The
simo is rapidly coming when religious test-oaths
WILDE, as they ought 10 be, abolished in every
country which has the sembll nce Of constitutions
IA government
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

II We are glad to find that the General Gov
ernmeni Is ordering its military and naval forces
from the hcishborhooi Of South Carolina. Lot it
DO every thing IN It.power 10 bring about return
OF tranquility and peace The sleep of war Nat
chez has been ordered from Charleston 10 Norfolk
and three companies of the troops assembled at the
Arsenal, near Augusta, Geo. under Col Twisgs,
} have been ordered by the War Department, to Fort
Mitchell and two others to relliea Plains
y Sales of United States Bank Stock, ut the
Exchange in New York. on the Isl OF April were
made, at $40. Sill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

British 1atation.-W learn from Tats Lon.
don Magazine, that onehIrd part of every man :
income, III the middle and lower classes OF society
in Great Britain (ic higher and richer classes be-
ing exempted IN II great measure iiom eon,ribu-
ting their proper share of the national tasation) is
taken away by the colcc,or-and this, too, lol
the most part by direct taxation. In the United
states, the only national tax is an indirect one,
One duties on impor's,) scarcely ever exceeding
$50 Geo, even under the Tariff Of 1873, and
paid by Tie consumers ofthc goods imported, in cx
act proportion Ia the kind and amount purca scd by
each It's difficult 10 conceive how such a tux can
be op,cSS're al ali much less the represent
ted by the NflicrsI. is still more Difficult, to re.
ccncile 'lic foregoing, comparative siew of,io Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

Neuspapers.-Whats tartles the tyrant
from his dreams Of power, and rouses the
genius Of an oppressed Peo-
pie? What heaves the thrones and crum-
bles the diadems Of Europe' What piles
to the clouds the majestic columns Of our
national glory, and shields as with the
egis Of heaven our dearest Republican
institutions from the approaches Of corruP-
ton: tits the Press-the thunder-sPeak-
ing PRESS! In our government the ra-
pad increase Of newspapers within the
last twenty years augurs we'll for the an
telligence, knowledge and liberality OF
freemen. In 1910, but 395 newspapers
were printed in the United States-in
1890 there were lO0O-and at this time
their number probably falls not much
short of 1900; which is a larger number
than is printed in all Europe, with ITS
population Of 100 millions. This great
disparity is owing to the perfect ''l.6erty
Of the Press, in this country. The cheap
ness Of American newspapers, places
them within the reach Of the humbiest
citizen in our republic, and that man who
does not patronize the press in this coun-
.ry, has indeed ''no music in his soul. p
And il may truly be said of the family
that do not weekly welcome one Of these
winged couriers Of intelligence within its
precints. that "Shadows, clouds and DARK
ness rest upon them."-Affas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
DIR. THOMAS WHITES
TOothache Drops.

VeZCtAOIC 1OOUASCne UOEODSs
TVHE only specific ever offered to
IL the public, from which a per-
manent and radical cure May be OBJ
tanned Of that disagreeable pain, the
toothache, with all its attendant evils ;
such as fracturing the jaw in extracting
the teeth, which often proves more ia
tai than the toothache itself; and cold
passing from the decayed teeth to the
Jaw, thence to the head, producing n
rheumatic affection, with many other
unpleasant effects; such as a disagree
able breath, bad taste in the mouth,
&c. sc. all Of which are produced
from foul or decayed teeth. l am hap
py to have it in my power to offer to
the world a remedy, that will not only
remove the pain nine times out Of ten,
but preserve the teeth from further de-
cav, and arrest the disease in such as
are decaying and have not commenced
aching, restoring them to health and
usefulness
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

|uOuuICIH otWys nc OAACA "Chs osA sss~
hardships Of the campaigns in Poland
and Russia; but still he never lost his
|cheerfuiness, for the thought Of Mar
iette kept his heart warm, and even a
Russian winter could not freeze him.
AL through that miserable retreat he
made the best of every thing. As
long as he had good tender piece ct
saddle, he did not want a dinner; and
when he met with a comfortable dead
horse to creep into, he found board
and lodging combined. His courage
and his powers Of endurance called up
On him, from the first, the eyes Of one
whose best quality was the imPartiali-
~ ofhis recompense. Francis was re-
warded as we'll as he could be reward
ed; but at length, in one Of those un-
fortunate battles by which Napoleon
,strove in vain to retrieve his fortune,
the Young soldier, in the midst Of his
gallant daring, was desperately wound
ell IN the arm.
Pass we over the rest. Mutilated,
sick, cary, and ragged. Francis APP
preached his native valley, and, doubt
full ofhis reception-for misery makes
sad misanthropes-he sought the cot
tage Of ;. adame Duval. The cottage
was gone and, on inquiring for Ma
dame Duval, he was directed to fiDe
farmhouse by the banks Of the stream.
lie thought there must be some mis-
take, but yethe dragged his heavy limbs
thther, and knocked timidly against the
door.
"Entrezr' cried the good-humored
voice Of tine old dame. Francis enter
ed; and, unbidden, tottered to a chair.
Madame Duval gazed on him for mo-
ment, and then rushing to the stairs
called loudly, "Come down Mariette,
come down; here is Francis returned!
Like lightning. Marietta daried down
stairs, saw the soldiers old great coat
and flew towards it--stopPed-gazed
oD-his haggard face and empty sleeve,
and, e. asping, fixed her eyes upon bis
|countenance. Twas for a moment
she gazed on him thus in silence; but
there was no forgetfalness, no GOODNESS,
nor pride about her heart--there was
sorrow, and Joy, and love, and memory
in her very glance. 'Oh, Francis,
Francis!" cried she at length, casting
her arms round his neck, show thou
hast suffered.' AZ she did so, the old
great-coat fell back, and on his breast
appeared the golden cross Of the legion
of honor. "V;nporte - cried she, as
she saw it, 'sriola Ia recon,pense." He
pressed her fondly to his bosom. "My
recompense is bere,' said he-'@my re-
compensc is here!'--Blachuood.
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CERTIFICATES.

Mr.. Thomas White: l have the
pleasure to inform you, that agreea-
bic to your request, have been using
your Toothache drops in my practice
for some time past, and | must ac-
knowledge that find them far supe-
rior to any thing have ever yet known
for that purpose. You are entirely
safe in recommending them to cure
nine times out Of ten; for from the
success that | have had, | believe your
Recommendation falls short of their
merits.
am we'll convinced that it will cure
most cases of Toothache when it is
timely and properly applied. ! am
not able to say much at this time as to
its preservative properties; but from
" hat have seen Of your teeth that
have long been cured and preserved
from decaying, and from few weeks
experience / am decidedly of the opin-
ion that it will have a very beneficial
effect in preserving the teeth; and re-
commend it, hoping that it may prove
a blessing to humanity, and adyanta-
geous 10 yourself.
/ remain yours &c.
VIM. /. A. BlRkEY,
Surgeon Dentist.
No. 90, South Fifth street, Philadel-
phia, Pennsylvania.
lSeptember IL, 1929.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

DANCrHo-kou insel1eczudl!-After all,
the sum and substance Of the matter
seems to me to be only this-A party OF
ladies' and gentlemen-{who elsewhere
pass for rational and intelligent beiogs,)
assemble at the ball room. Soon they
array themselves in opposing lines
Presently young lady jumps up from the
floor. shakes one foot and comes down a.
gain; again she springs up and the other
foot quivers. Then she turns round IN
her place, springs up and shakes both her
feet. Her Intelligent partner opposite,
performs the same operations. Then both
rush forward and seize each others hands,
Jump up again, then shake their feet and
stand still. The next lady and gentle.
man very nationally and sobe'ly follow
the example just set them, jumping, shak'
ing and turning and so on TO the end
And all for no other reason that can per.
ceive, than because black Cuffee sits in
the corner yoader, drawing a horse hail
across catgut.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
CASH! Ej.SH!!

VHOoE in"ebf'ed to me for pro-
- iessionai services or otherwise,
previous to January last, are earnestly
the same o. cash or notes, without do
lay. NJ natural disposition is to he
ms. uir ent, audit would indeed be pain.
:ui 20 be reduced to the necessity Of
forcing collections.-But the purchase
of heavy property, and improvements
in the way Of building since, urges the
necessity of making collections, how
ever disagreeable. ! would wish to
consider myself permanently settled
among you, and am anxious to pay my
debts and secure home for myself and
family; and could / command even
one half the amoaut due, should be
able to square with the world, and
have 4 valuable property left.
To my friends and the public gen.
orally, tender my thanks for liberal
patronage in my profession, and would
hope by faithful discharge Of profess
sional duties TO merit a continuance.
Respectfully,
DIR. WV. LINDSEY.
N. B. Matthew d. Springer is au-
thorized to collect for me, and will see
as many of those in arrearages with
me in a short time as he conveniently
can. And J shall be pleased to have
him make collections without cost.
w. L.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1883. So
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Baltimore, July 7, 1899.
Some time last May, Dr. Thomas
White left with me some Of his Nege-
table Toothache Drops. and requested
me to use it in my practice accord
ingly did recommend it to six of my
friends, and some Of them had been
complaing Of the toothache for more
than three months; and out Of the six
it had perfectly cured FIVE. l am now
fully convinced Of its salutary effect,
not only curing the toothache, but pre-
vents teeth from further decaying.
jill. WINCHESTER, Nj. ID
Mount Pleasant, Sd mo. Sch, 1879.
Some time since, Thomas White de
posted some Of his toothache drops
with me, in order to try the validity
thereof, and to ascertain whether there
was any proprlety in making the thing
public. I have tried it in about forty
cases and have only failed in two in
stances, and these were of a more
rheumatic affection of the jaw, than
ideopatnic odontalgia, and OH that ac-
count l think was The failure. They
certainly are worth trial of every per.
son who labors under that disease OF
the tooth.
DIR. w. JuDKINS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

& Reid as store, one door west q
Hills store, near the west side Of town.
where he has on hand, and expects to
keep constantly an assortment of Sad
dies, Brides, and other articles COM
mon in his line, of good materials and
workmanship, which he will SEN On
reasonable terms. Shingles, Bacon,
Lard, Wheat, Oats, Linen, Llnsey,
Beeswax, Tallow, and many other ar
t,cles consumed by "A family, or receix-
ed by the merchants, will b taken in
payment for work and IN some cases
for debts.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, 2nd mo. LIST. 1888. 4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

III september, tndt a SrOuPC VI CItA0hS
was seen gathering in. front Of the dwell
ling occupied bv the rector ofth village.
Gloom was upon every countenance; and
"a the villagers stood, now grazing upon
the beautiful church adjoining, surround
ed by its neat white fence, its shady trees,
and green swad, and now glancing a mo
mentary glance upon each other, as # to
read the thoughts Of those around them,
or bending their eyes in mournfulness up
on the earth. it was easy to discover that
something had occurred which had fas-
tened deep and settled gloom upon their
hearts. There they stood, and although
a half mist, half rain, caused them occa-
sionally to raise their umbrellas, yet the
movement of doing so was made rather
from instinct than reflection, for the mel
ancholy event which had called them to-
eether seemed to have driven every other
thought from their minds. They spoke
Of virtues, the talents. the uprightness,
the pietv, and the benevolence of the de
ceased-of his unvarving integrity his
fi,mr.ess in the cause of truth and reli
cion: and recounted, with feeling and
tenderness, the little incidents attending
his last illness. lie had died while IN the
discharge Of his official dutv--he was
from home, and he was dead! Often had
he expressed desire during his indispo-
sition that the companion OF his bosom
might be near him-that he might be per-
united to breathe his last words into her
ears v no had been his partner in the varied
scenes Of life-and that she might be
near, 10 watch beside his bed, when his
discncumbered spirit should take its long
and homeward fight to that world pre-
pared for the meek and humble followers
Of the Lamb.
The door Of the mansion was opened,
aud with downcast eyes and melancholy
steps, the villagers passed in to take last
final look of;he !ifele>s corse. 1t was in
the coffin, dressed in the robes Of death !;
rsnd when the pure white linen was thrown
back carefully from of the face, each
was enabled, jas he passed slowly onward,
to catch a n,omentary glance Of its gen.
eral outlines. The countenance was Of
such mild, placid, aud vet dignlfsed ap-
pearance. as to give only the impression
to the beholder Of its Possessor having
fallen into a sweet slumber. 1t gave evr
dence that for the true christian. death
posses no terrors; aud that although
worldly anxieties and cares might for a
moment disturb the tranquil mind, or I'M
awaiting hopes be INDUCED Of again be-
holding those who were held most dear,
yet that spirit Of resignation and compli-
ance to the divine will which Is 50 ex-
quisitely inculcated BY our holy religion,
was capable Of overcoming all, and rem
der,ng the tina! moments Of its possessOr
1 peaceful and happy.
4 Auburn Free Press.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
THE FIRST AND LAST CAPTIVE.

She sat in silence on the floor,
Her raven hair unbound
Spread her pale cheek and bosom DER,
And swept the very ground:
Her eye was dim and downward cast,
And now and then sigh,
With her heart till then locked fast
Heaved deep and bitterly.
II wa. a splendid palace room,
Around with tapestry spread,
And chasi 9 back the twilight gloom,
The lamp its radiance shed;
Family it lit that pensive face,
Where strong and still despair
Had fixed its heavy darkening trace,
Stiffening each feature fair.
A pencil was within her hand,
And carelessly it moved,
Scarce under her own willis command
Along the floor it roved;
At length the letters, slowly traced,
Stood like wizards spell
Gwen yet they are not quite effaced)
"Kemember Isabelle"
She sat awhile, then started up,
To her cheek rushed back the blood;
She dashed away the silver cup
Of wine that near her stood;
She Ieant beside the window nigh,
She grasped its iron bars;
Whilst plying her, from the azure sky,
Looked down the silent stars.
/ 1t was in va,n-her hands, too weak,
Forced not those bars apart.
And down she fell with one wild shrek,
That seemed TO burst her heart;
Still she lay thro' the night hours mirk-
They came at morning tide,
And fou id that Death had done his work.
50 their first captive died.
Years passed away-they brought again
A captive to the tower;
Now many dark and bloody stain
Profaned the palace bower.
The tapestry had fallen down,
! The golden lamp was quenched;
From the cornice rich the silver crown
OF mimic flowers was wrenched.
The captive was an aged man,
Grief on his forhead high,
1 AnO on MS lips, 80 lAAH anu ">
Tales but of misery.
Ills love, SO beautiful and young,
Years gone, from him was torn,
And he writhed, vet thus long
! His load Of life had borne.
They placed him in the prison strong
CAV, he it so" he cried;
81 care not-in yon heaven ere long
r'll meet my murdered BRIDE
He cast his eyes to heaven, and then
Down to the floor they fell,
And he read, while thrilled each aged vein
"Remember lsabelle!"
1t was enough-the nerves that held
Through all life's decay,
NJ longer b. his pride compelled,
! Resigned at once their sway.
He persisted the last captive there;
/ And still the peasants tell,
At eve these words souLd through the ali
Il s.Remember Isabelle!'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
CAUTION.

4 GAIN, the public are forbid
~ trusting my aD.fe on my account,
as she has left my bed and board with.
out the least Provocation, Therefore; I
am determined to pay no debts o. he =
contracting after this date, unless ,.on
PEELED by law.
CHARLES VII .arOT
FEBRUARY l, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

He likewise wishes
to INFORM his custt +
mers and others, that
he now couples for =
shop, the corner, On
Main street, b. -retO
fore used by Stratton
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
DR.. w. JUDKINS.

For Sale by ATTICUSSIDDALL,
and LINDSEY & CRAWFORD.
Richmond, Indiana.
August 81, 1882. b
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EED,
CASH & SADDLES,

CASH & SADDLES.
NV:fE Subscriber makes another apA>
peal to tho in his debt. and he
is confident it will not be in vain, en-
they understand that his wants ier
money have greatly increased Of ;ate,
in consequence Of his having assisted
in the erection of the foundry estabs
lishment a, this place. Threats are
common in such cases, he makes NONE,
yet reserves the full privilege Of resort
ing to t. e law at pleasure, and may b
quite as likely to do so as those who
are continually threatening. The cur
that barks all the time is not the mos
apt to bite.
N. B. Those who have open accounts
and cannot pay arc requested to call
and give their notes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

WHY is education like tailors-l
FORMS our hobin
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
CERTIFICATE.

Messrs. Crosoys--I have, for eigh-
teen years, been troubled with an a-
lection of the breast and lungs, attend
ed with severe cough, pain in the side,
and difficulty Of breathing; and in the
fall of 1926, l became 50 much redu-
ced, that my life was despai,ed Of, and
receiving no visible benefit from my
physician, l was advised to make trial
Of La Motifs Cough Drops; after Ia
king one bottle, / was restored to per-
feet health; and it is my firm belief.
that the use Of the above named drops.
saved my life.
j. +. JONES.
Columbus, Ohio, July %, 1896.
For sale by WV. LINDSEY & A.
S1DDAI.L, Richmond. Indiana.
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La Mott,s Cough Drops.

NVHE high reputation that LA
MOTIFS COUGH DROPS
have gained for the affections of the
breast aud lungs, leading to ConsumP-
ton, renders it unnecessary to say
much in recommending them to the
afflicted, as the numerous certific ate S
from persons Of the first respectful aIit,
who have used them for conplai .nts o,
the lungs, are strong proof oftt1eir pos
sessing uncommon virtues.