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On the 18th day OF May, 1885 DR.. Brandretl for the
rst time, made known in the United States the Cele-
GRATED Brandreth Vegetable Universal Pills. He left
them to stand or all by their own merits. He made no
auslon TO any other medcine simple facts We're stated
and the following principle laid down as the Brand
rethadn Theory, viz: that all local Diseases whether
OF or bowels enlargement of the Joints
mac affections, cutaneous eruptons, dyspeptic COM
plants, or whatever other forms such local disease
puts on, were nothing more than many symptoms
OF dlsordered style OF the constitution and that his
pills which were discovered in England in ISL were
amedicine that had the effect OF restoring the con-
stituon to health and vgor, simply by removing all
and bowels. The American public have now made
trial OF this medicine for nearly years. and have found
mat the medicine is not all humbug. The patronage
Dr. Brandreth daily experiences proves that the medi
cine gives universal satisfaction
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent
No. l east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
! orK prices. ap 10
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

CITY COLLECTOR.-We desire to bring 70 tho
attention OF the voters of the city of Richmond. the
name OF Mr.. JAMES B. COWLES, as a fit and com.
peent person for the office of Collector Of the cy tax
es. Mr. Cowles Is too well known in This commuui-
ty to require any certificate of recommendation his hon.
esty business habits rmness energy of character and
qualifications as an accountant recommend him in
high degree tor this office.
1t it should be the pleasure of the people to elect
him, we feel confident he will prove faithful servant
to the public and strict guardian of the interests oft
city.
ap 24-lt* MANY VOTERS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

ro ,,,,r, c,,,c [FoR THE TIMES.
TO THE CITlZENS.--As the charter has been
accepted by the people, and our opponents express
bring forward and elect such officers as will be equal TO
any emergency With this view, would call your At
ten1ion to Mr.. BEVERLY BLAIR as High Constable.
such officers these the people can never be in DANCER
OF not having every interest OF theirs faithfully and e
gally protected Hoping that they may receive your
candid support, remain one of the PEOPLE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24
fJM Annual Meeting Of the Richmond Male Or
DHan Soc;efu

FJth annual Meeting of the Richmond Male Or.
c. phdn SOcaety.
ne I,th Annual Meeting OF the Richmond Male
Orphan Society was held on Monday Evening Apn
2lst. at the Centenary Church Mr. Isaac Davennprt
ST. former President OF the Society," was invited to
take the Chair but having declined the President and
meeting - '''''
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Leroy M Lee AT.
Ter which the President presented and read the Annu-
epT mnlch vas on notion received ordered
sened and received. 1t showed among other thinos
me amount OF the donation from Jenny Lind S43I OS
After an expenditure of 81, 1913 70 in providing for fiji
een orphans there are only 500 o2n the treasury The
guy oouhch give to the Society $3.50; and the School
Commissioners 800, per annum The rest of the funds
are obtained by donations and annual subscrptions
Ca moaon u Of ba Rsn being only five dollars
were elected tor the ensuing year:
Samuel Reeve President;
r. X; Whitfield, LIST Vice President;
Thos. H. Ellis, 81 do
Jas Ii. Gardner, 18th do
B. B. Minor, Secretary:
Fred Bransiord, Treasurer
DIREcToRs.--Dr. A. Snead, ]. 7. Fry Dr. w
66wathmey Jas Dunlop, Geo. D. She'll Dr.. w. W
r Is rhl. Howard Thos. J. Glenn, p. B. White.
.,o The gentleman who had been expected to address
tne meeting having been prevented or detained bv me-
Gessafy duties, on Invitation extended 10 him. the Rev
~ Lee presented some admirable and touching re-.
ia an ne was followed by the Rev. Mr. Dunnpg.
In an appropriate and happy manner.
WI ~, Aiifiend sad that as the main thing to be done
was me raising OF funds, and frequent illusions had
peen maze TO some permanent provision for the wards
OF TINS Society, he moved that the Board be requested
10 devise some plan of action for that purpose and 10
report inc same to subsequent meeting that united
effort might be made by the friends OF the Insuton
Unanimously adopted o -"''i'o''o"'~
Kew. Dr. Lee ollowed with few earnest remarks
asio Inc duty OF the Ministers of the Gospe in the citv
70 lend helping hand in such a work. and did not
doubt hat they would gladly make calls IN its behalf
upon e., lner congregations. who would cheerfuy and lib
ged aclion " e'0 Vows anu "f-
i, Ihese remarks and Mr.. Alfriend's resolution were
called forth by the Annual Report and BY the statement
ma ade curing the evening, that gentleman of The Civ
ldu caeo upon the Treasurer ofthe Society and Offer
ca 10 De one OF one hundred persons to subscribe slOo
-. Ior the purpose ct raising ten thousand dollars
-, p.3Vldea permanent and commodious Asylum for
tn re q ale Orphans of Richmond. 'i''' ~
az nenion MOTION he;Sociey adjourned till called TO-
gether again by the Board of Managers. ~
b. b. MINOR, Secretary
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

THE HUMAN'HA R.-Lades and gentlemen now
days cannot complete their Toilet without FLETcu-
Frs HAIR IONIC. The merits OF this article are sprea-
ding lar and wide, yet no more than is actually dese-
we'd friend who has tried this celebrated compound
informs US that it has most wonderful effect in des-
troying dandrut, soitenng and identifying the hair,
etc.
Manufactured and for sale by VIM. Fletcher, Ameri-
can Hotel; also to be had Of the following agents Alex
Dnval, X. K. Duval and w. II. Srabrook, Druggists
Price so cents nv
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FOR CITY OFFICERS.

For Mayor-Gen Lambert.
For For zig High g ConstableTCapt J, c. Wingfeld.
:, For Superintendent Poor Hoase-Albert MicbaeIs
FOR City Collector. M. Shepherd
For City Assessor-J. M. Hobson.
For Captain Night Watch-Archd Wilkinson.
For Fist Lieut. do. do.-Cad Johnson.
For Second do. do do.--Jarvs Trueheart.
For Superintendent of Sneets--Thos White
For Superintendent OF City Water Works-James
l.. Davis
For Superintendent Gas Works-A. H. Vapcleye.
For Collector OF Water Rents-M L. Stratton.
ap Alt MANY voTEss OF MADISON WAEp,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

LAND SLIDE II CANADA.--A letter from Mon
freal which appears in the Sun OF this morning,
says that the banks of the river Yamaska have
fallen IN carrying away about 70 acres of land,
with three houses and ont buildings, with num-
Der OF ca't'e ana horses, One woman and two
children are also said TO have bsen dro,vned
The Yamaska is about 20 miles below Montro
al
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

INTERESTING TO LADIES.-Tbose Of the fair
sex who would minister to the graces with the grea-
test security OF success should use "Flechers HAIR
TONIC" for cleansing, sotening and beautlying the
the head OF essentials for the toilet Price 80 cts per
bottle - III
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

CoRREcTroN.-In our sketch OF the remarks of Mr..
Bolts on Monday. we enormously represented him as
paying high tribute to John Randolph Chapman
johnson was the subject of his eulogy Mr.. Bolts said
MIR. Johnson had the greatest intellect he had ever
known, with two exceptions, John Marshall and Dan
ieI Wahster
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

F1GHrlNG.-Thomas Ryan and Patrick O'Hara were
arrested Tuesday night in house on 9Th street whilst
engaged in regular shindy. They were conducted to
the cage by the watchmen, and were Yesterday con.
signed TO the city JAIL in default OF security, each in
the sum of 5000
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

JULIUS A. HOBSON is recommended as su;,a.
BILE person to be voted for as Collector ofthe Civ Fay
es, at the ensuing election Mr.. Hobson is personal
y known to very large number OF the citizens, having
faithfully acted Deputy Collector ia the lower ward
for several yeara past and given general satisfaction in
that capacity MANY CITIZENS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24
CITY A FAIRS.
CITY COUNCIL.


AT called meeting, held Tuesday 22d inst. presen,
A. Myers, President, r. O. Haskins, S. D. Denoon
B. TAFT w. G. Allen, w. Goddin J. M. Darlington
l.. w. Chamberlayne and D. J. Saunders.
The President submitted the resignation of Mr. Con-
way Robinson as a member OF the Council for Madison
ward, which was read and laid on the table.
Mr. Denoon presented The following report
Inc COMMITTEE to whom was referred the Polls re-
ceny taken IN the several wards OF this City, for and
against the act passed by the General Assembly on the
18th OF March, 1851, amending the Charter of this
oily, nave mad the same under consideration and after
examining the said poll books report, that the vote in
JEFFERSON ward was IN favour of the act 22l against the
l76 o"' y. NV "e' :" ~
In Madison ward the vote was in favour of the ac,
i4l against the act l27; showing the majority in favour
OF the act Id.
Ia Monroe ward the vote was in favour IF the ac
373, against the act l43; showing the majority in IA
your OF the acto be $780, making in favour of the ac
an aggregate majority in the three wards Of 1870 votes
he COMMITTEE would respectfully recommend that
the polls to be taken on the Sd Wednesday in Ma,
next in the several wards be held the following pIa
ces viz: In Je erson Ward, at the Union Hotel: If
Madison Ward, atthe City Hall, aud in Monroe War;
the Shockoe house. The committee would further
recommend that the following persons be appointed to
snperntend and record the election OF the Councme1
and oflcers TO be elected the third Wednesday IT
May next, viz:
In Jefferson Ward--Janes Winston, Luther Libby
John A. Lacy and Geo. f. Sader
:, IN Madison IVard-J B. Harvie, Thomas M.
smith, John Womhle and John J. Palmer.
lhos IL. Ellis and Shelton c. Davis.
Inc report was approved by the Council.
VIZ uodaln submitted proposition from the repre-
senta!ves o. Jam es NJ Wickham deceased one ftht
suretes OF Geo. P Crump late collector of the cit,
.axes Tor the payment otthe amountlof the judgmen
Ill the suit against said Crump aud his sureties
ana the propositon was agreed to- and the Cham.
OF said judgement.
The Council then adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24
MANY VOTERS.

FOR THE Times.
For CouNoILMEN Messrs John Enders, r. o. Has
kns Bacon TAFT l.. N. Elicit, James Talbot
For ALDERMEN -Messrs. L. Darlington, Thomas
Cowes Alfred lnloes, Edwin Farrar.
Messrs Editors: You will please announce The abova
ticket for Jefferson Ward, and obllge
MANY VOTERS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

WARM BATHS.-F1ErcHRR,s Ratbno Estab.
lishment, under the American Hotel. is open dailv
from = A. M. to 10 P. M. Single baths 25c, or five
tickets tor 81. 90 IL
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

WEDNESDAY, April %.
Whole o'N's
Mr.. CHAMBERS hoped the motion would no, be car.
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A MOTHER NEW NOTE ON WORCEs-
~ TER'S PIANOS "

From the New York Evening Post, April 18th. 1851
WoRcEsTER's PIANos-A country corresoonden,
writes in postscript to his letter: am glad to see in
the papers frequent notices OF the Piano Fores of Mr.
H. Worcester of your city. have had one for wear
and it gives great satisfaction. musical gentleman
who heard il in my paror last summer, said jrnmed-
ately, that must be of Worcestes for no one
makes Piano Forte like him.
The following editorial notice lis copied from "saro-
mis- Musical Times" New York, March Sth, 1851:
"SPLENDlD PIANO FORTE-We have seen
at the Factory of H Worcester, Third Avenue. a
square Piano Forte, [price 600 which in point Of
excellence OF tone and ornament OF case srpasses any,
'hing we have ever seen. We would gladly give de-
scrpuon OF II, hut knowing that single glance at the
Instrument will convey better idea OF it than one ha If
OF Websters Dictionary, invite friends to 90 TO
the factory, where Mr., Worcester the gentlemanIv
proprietor, will no doubt be glad to exhibit the nstr1-
ment to them"
The palmer and less costly descriptions Of PIANOS
manufactured by WORCESTER, are warranted ~
be, equal in lone touch and durability to The more
deliberately carved and elegantly finished instruments
described in the above notice.
Magnifcenty wrought instruments beautifully inland
ranging in price from $500 $1,000 will be ordered tor
any customer, and warranted to give satisfaction
We have in store assortment ranging in price from
1925 to $3.50, finished in beautiful Rosewood cases in
the latest ard most fashionable styles to which we invite
the attention Professors, amateurs, aud the public
MORRIS & BRO.
Woicester's sole Agents, and dealers in Books and
Stationary. an 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

ELOWERS.--Jus received from w Washington eli.
IL ty superior lot of Flowers, in bloom consisting
OF Roses, &c. in great variety which will be sold IS
private sa 9 this day, and the balance at auction on
Friday mornlng. ALEX. MOTT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

10 the llon Count, Commls.i1r~f' IT the C0untlr,
~ hyuusl--c sol Osiuf.
WE. the underigu,d. rrsp-rtiuIi, frrf~sspt that
w aIar II the rurI Road, t.p r,ll,dJ ip,..
tel IN The t-,ilinn II a. n Dunp and uihsf. u,us.
n that Istt ~ .aii us,i uh,,h lies l-twssn the
dSrrag h..uss II John Stevens 90 I.,stis, sDd the
rad i,,iing IN rcl.g .. PIKE. o. ssrd INrlt'.
have l-,uu. uuusc's,ary ipr the LlloSiug r--s"ns,
n,us,
I,G Aloiihr af,rcp,i Inni road l,iug easter.
3, II Np,th ws,or >s,thr fsoiHN s'.p, alI l,iHg
western II the N0ir,,o,lg,n llNr,, ha. i-'n die.
c,.nu1usd, i.,susr thr ubJut iur vhi,h he r.,
uas l.cstr.i hal 'snishcI thu'ugh the medium
ltsil Rails
81 - murh ~ The rrt,,n"i J-p'tipn II 's,d road
- lt.. l-t~rsH the .sti ~tNyus' apd The satI fss
rad, .. npg tsuct,d unu.,rssan b, thr L'CatIrn
Il the "N,ruuu Rod" = rait ct vhi'h o.. un.sr
cpntD,,t &c mikipg, and che risd rc'uti, hsst,d
ua the Irtitiup II samuel lIsi.win an uth.ts.
~ hen ihr ,,,d NarnuH Road and liallv 10
Ls,d arr uds ,n "l~n,.i li paiil,e u.s, lhr, ~,iI
furnish ~ ns.dfI lcihu~s &C. tasrl in ihc siciHity
II their kc,iiun, anil the disuniiuuin'e hrUins'A.
rd tur, uuulI i,ut uul, ,Nuupi.ts tn ,uu1i, huu
ls,tn-nt II damage, bot w,,ui ave The tsu 90
Which .sid pircs 1T fiad situated irum unur, go
..n ani r,ttsual sNIrp.,., Nth ui Niihhrbl,Hg
ifuu the travelling ul, ans material i-u'ht Which
runk pssihl, tcrtu, ~ them hHm The iutkug and
uf-o,ng the same. We thrr,tf~ respectfully o..
uu.st th,t ,uu will dsCuutinue a. piece ~ road
tptthStth sst-tstng the 800, Go the stone marked
a. a., vet It the ~. toad. The tms allowed
ior maGir- the same ~ ili sUpn expire.
BENJAMIN plNE, add II other.
Ovtutsi "a. 1851.
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STATE OF MAINE.

KISsTETc, ss.-iIuaf Il Coupiy Commission
sr, August Session, lsjl, hrhl ny !ournineni
Nov. ~, lsjl.
On the E'eghng Petition, Satisfactory c'i ence
having is,n received that the p,ioncfs ATE rr'poa'
.l~ and oaght a. H. heard tu' hing thu matter ct
c,th ~ sa,d prt,i"n, ,s OriU,d, lhatihuty 'iy'
ptryiuus n,l,c- b. giycn that the Iuuniy Cu'nm's-
sionsrs viii meet at the .Nelling huu'e at Bstlanln
Ihke m Fayrttr, 90 1uc,day the 23i day ui Drcr.
neat, al 10 o'clD,k 4, VI, and thencs pr'cced 10
view the u,ur mcatioDc ~ said Petition, and 'in'
n,ediatsly afrfNsu. hear the parties an Their w.
nssse. ADD then take such farther measures ~ The
prrm,ses 10 unay L. adjudged pfuref. sad nDiioe
a. b. gysn by serving sn sItssi,d oiN 81 .sid pe'
tiiou aud thu Orirr Ihefeun upoa the Clerk ol the
tu~n Of fayrue, the Chairman Il thu ounI' Com
missiORers oi OSi"fd ,ony, and b., posling up such
cop,rs in thee pub,c places sad ui~n 81 fsyst.
t.. ani 10y publshiag The 'ainc "a the Agc aud hsn'
n-rcc Jhlnal. UHibtcd ~ sald County II henrrbsc.
and The OHlUrd DcinUcus, a pobi'o ns~spapsr
printed ~ the County ~ OSinfd, that all persons
aad COMPILATIONS Interested aal aiiead aud u heard
Il they think prOpsr.
Attest. WI. VI. STRATTON, Clerk.
true copy Ofthe ettion and Otdsr 81 o0uIt thereon
~ Attest. WM. VI. srRAIION, L'e'k.
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sIIERITTs SALE,

u'AkEN on an rNrc,iiop coed urup Judgment
/ r'coyrfrJ 90 the eighth Ia, e Np'rml-f
1851, ~ the Spprrn~ Juiic,,l Ca,ut So the C"aat,
~ ksansl-c, y, Willism u. n-nss'n sad liulp.
rottet, ~ an sct,"a ssainsi the Buck 6si Bpo'h
Raj Rfial Ionrap,, and sill H. suLl NJ puhc
Arcii"n ~ th~ h,ghs.l b,i,lr'. the sssenih DE-,
q fvhua,rN, lisa. 81 o'cLsk ~ the siis, aps.
~ the t"sa IL Bu,kheli, ~ The D-rpt Il ssd Raj
Road '"nIaH,, ~ The right ~ lac ~ ~ s,Ir'', .
ShSh, 90 the G'v'i--rih dsS Il March, 1850, the
ssd Raj Rs,i C"nTsa, had II f~dr-'ripg ir,,r =
pnfigss- g'rn ~ .s'd Company On the 29ih
dsy ~ Oci'l-t isI9. io f,.as,. d. J. S'n,th. snl
rrcnrdsd ~ the Reg,stN q n,-"s e .aii Co.iai,
Il O,lnfd, lL-k ~. tagr Iq3, ~ the hni Nth The
arrsIi~,,snc.. th-t,- whirh was c,,n,s,si ~ anil
b, .sid mnTtgsg,, s1d ~h,sh :. situated sHh,n sa,i
Couai, Il ONio'd, ~ the to~us II Ilel'c'a and
nurkhsh.
Al, the franch,.s u 'hs said Dnck6sh nf.psh
Rad Rasi C"u,TaH,. The ssid lad spi IN. ss,j
trsBsh,.r hav,ng l--a attached oa .s,d C,mir~sih
d., - Mach, lSSO, w-,n ths original wft ~ the
said ,SlrnH ag,,"si sp,d Rsil Road C,prsss,.
Dcc,ml.t l. ISL q
IJ~~T pgTw n.t,i, Sh..iG
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Thrioe-Weekly Journal
For 1859
A LEGISLATIVE PAPER.


TIlE Sulsciil.ts ~,ll ruili.h. daf,ng The sn'u
,pg w,si~f s-..,"n ~ the i.sg,.i.'as NnL wa. II
the TJfRICG WFEkLY JOURNAL. O., h. De.
voted H. The RsTsEi. ~ ih- isE.lu,r Pr,-cr~l,nfs
the GsHs'sl Political Ns~t Il ihs Day - sol
ch",cs .sl-,l,"es Il M,-c.ll.~~sl. s-alisr.
The proceeding, II the ooa,sy .>s.,.n ~in -
n nDrr ihsa o,J,uan ipisfrsi. aai thrtr sfe n,n,
mportsn, '"~ssu ~ l~gi.l,tpn. recurring The At.
tcnt,pn II l.,ih ha"ch'.. AnnnE i,sru thu n.,,,
rosn,nsni sf,-ih- Gensr,l Apir,li,f,u.rl ~ STATE
Representative. sod S~patps. ua,lst ihs bs~ &c 81.
su', sai The Dstrist,g ~ the St.l, Sc "a ,a,irai
Il srVta Mcml-g ~ Coagrss, ,ayY',ag pEstinus
Il moch political nisr,.i-ih@ ad"pi.'a ~ - r. tom
II q sN'trm II fr'- nsakipg. az go lis,,lssni l,s
-uary imIsTtsat Ra,roa Qrsu,,s. involving
f-'hs', pfuIs'.,I'Hs &C. 49, ,Hirrci pligr ~ state
'trir - difrrt appropriation ~ >utr lap,i. 80
inni. - sd n - ~ tsu grtat r,,'is-'a. if,la.
lN 81 rh'rt wil h' made L. frIr,l the nrv Lris.f
lsw 'U'Niahl' r'"h''ng yrsst sscitsiseui snd The
u'..t s,,mit-d d,lats.
of these and al ,ihrf discus.,on. ~. sh.n pfr.
sepi ihs sp,,t 81 'ul.snrr 49, iif ~ -,p H. duns
IN the si-,cr II ',uf opunsNi 4 sintH paper onl,
can H. susla,psi b, ih, sull-sutfiuns wh,sh uili
prlsbI, H. received II vii nut H. ,,Irsis,,
therefore, that aH,th,rg n.f- thea sa si-tt.rt II
dsl,l'- gvn'ally rsn H. gissa, 18th che sNosptrn,
u,cssrsnAl', IT ,l,is'i~s q 'sr, impst.ut rhaf.
.rtc', shi,h slll D. sumstp.s mpf, irlIv r,is,url
The pTi,s II the Three Wr,sI, J,orr,l ~ill -
ONT UoLLNR &c the ses'ioa-INN,EI,HLri ~
.uV,NCI.
I~,ll h. publ'het o. Mosb,r. wrbSI,b,I
ant tSIu,r mHtaings. u, the management, ihs
Thuo'.WssIk Juu,aal and the THIRD, .W-skN
AZ vii - '''c' na sar-H, d,,,-ihu, iafn,,h.
ing Da4'y lsg,,lsii,. r.I~t.
WHEELER L SIMPSON
Augp.ia. NYy I, isSI q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

On receiving By telegraph The interesting
Intelligence that the Whig caucus Of Congress
men heal pAssed resolutions approving the
Comprumise Bills, the Bangor Mercury groan.
81 a. iolio~s "Our tWhlgl Politie.ans have
a mar,cilol. iscili'y ~ lyirg Jo~n iu The 70,
.nj lsuing the cart run over them" let the
maneled hcsh ard broken bOnr, receive propcr
attention Tbs patients are PrrJrsiina,el 10
DE Il "souP," spd iuord,ua,e quantiIic, OF
military glory taken inio the s,unsch,
BGage, Dcuocrai.