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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24
METROPOLITAN DYEING

NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
~ AND THE CITY TRADE.-Having discOntin-
ued our Evening Sales, will sell, privately, daily
in lots TO suit purchasers the balance offs very heavy
stock of Watches and Jewelry remaining unsold, al
very low prices, in order that may be able to rem
der sales possible. Country merchants and
the citizens generally are invited to examine our
stock. LARUS SHINE,
ap27-ts "A Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24
IN STRAYED OR STOLEN. :

On the 18th instant. young, red COW,
.-=szE4--GZs with white spot on each side and hind
q WnItt; norns short and sharp, and uiier black
Also, about four months ago, dark brinde COW
it, horns sawed, and hip higher than the other
liberal reward will be given for the delivery Of the
missing Cows. or either Of Them at my residence on
9TH street, between Leigh and Clay streets.
2l-its W A. WAITERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24

tt ssss rssSsszssszz.g7 BAPTIST ASSO-
$40 ~ 80. CITATION AT TAYLoRs-
hlLLk.-Uu tine occasion VI the meeting ~ DO held
Taylorsyile, on 10Th, aith and 25n inst an extra
train will be run each day named leaving the depOt
AT ., A. NJ. and r.turniDg at I, r. N. ON sunday.
9th, an extra train will likewise leave Milford De
pot at A, u for Tay lorsyille, and return att PM
Fare as usual SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE RIcHD, FREDG a 2. X. X. Col
Richmond sept I'D 1851. se22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24

o. VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED PRE-
- VATE DWELLING AND VACANT LOT AT
TIE CORNER OF GRACE AND 5TH STREETS
FOR SALE.-We are authorized TO sell the above de-
slrabiy located property, now in the occupancy of
A. A. Hughes, Esq
The location is Justly regarded as among the lest in
the city. The house has front of 33I5 feet and the
vacant lot 29 feet, each running ack Isl feet to an
alley. The house will be sold with or without the
vacant lot as may be preferred. Apply to
4-titlO G0UDIN i ippFR SON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02
DISSOLUTION

II BE partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Avah Mitchell In the name and sy L. Of Ssn
Ateheis this day dissolved BY mutual consent James
sloan assuming All liabilities nd responsibilities the inie
firm, paying ali debts aud Tecev all dues from and a0eT
his date, and will continue the Marble Business at the od
tand corner OF summer and Spring streets, Nashville
Nashville, May T. 1857. JAMES SLOAN
mayS-dn. ALYAH MITCgRII
Attest, X. W. FARaba.
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Cigars.

$4,000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
$1,000 initiative do DO
$1,000 assorted brands.
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MARRLE WnRR

lHk undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
s late partner TO the public and hopes be viii receive
merslshare Of patronage. 49,
msys-dH A MTTCgELL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02
Painting establishment
Clifton & AhhNf.

WOULD respectfully call the attention their friends
w and the public generally their present stock Of
SPRING AND SUM MER GOODS,
consisting Of Mens aud Boys Clothing Of all styles an
prices. Also,
FURNISHING GOODS -.---e
in the greatest vRret, among which British Half
superior articles Fancy and Cotton Half Hose Merino feet
half Bose Napoleon, De Joinve, Loutou gre al va
rey Of other Neck Ties; rich assortment of Damask
Silk Cravats, Silk Kid, Isle Thread and other Gloves
Marseilais Fancy and White Shirts Shirt Collars, both
fancy and white Silk Drawers and shirts MeriRo, Lesles
Thread aud Jean Shirts and Drawers. These are few
among list of articles too mention just
ceived. [marl2-du
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Mount Eagle TripoIe.

w popular article. For cleansing WindOWs Mirrors, and
Glassware, - cheaper than sa IL is the best article
for cleaning aud Furnishing GOlG Silver, Copper,
5Iee, Tin and all other metals little of Il does great
DEAL and therefore economical and its
ton is all that needed bring daily every
family that studies neanes and comoE We have concluded
70 retail at the Boston price, that all classes may
70 uss ii daily.
ALSO,
Bristol Brick Dust, for sharpening Knives &c.,
q useful and ecu nomical centTivance-
We have also the famous
Euruitur re Polish. for renoTatinx old Furriture
Carr ages, Harness, &c.
Liquid Glue, in small bottles, for repairing furni-
turs, &C. &c.
Also, 10000 Fire Brick, Of the best brands for
sale low BY may MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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MACDoNALD,s
GALKaNLzED ZION ENCOURAGEMENT i

GAL HANLZED IRON REFRIGERATOR
w have just received sample Of the shove valuable
w cet which reeei ed the Premium Others
the Chr stall Palace ExhOitiOns the Fair OF AgrculaEz
and Mechanical Assoc aOn-at the Fair Mechanics
Institutes and 81 all Fairs where been exhibited
supposed 10 be The be- article OF kind before
the puDIc Those who feel inlerest in subsct
requested to cal and exSmineit approved, will
esse orders for II and furnish It at small advance upon
the manu- tacturers price.
1uneJ MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02
Liquors.

500 bbls Plies Deans and sam Hals's Whisky,
IS bols Robertson COuaty Old Rye sad bourbon do
20 bbls Holland Gin;
Is bbs N. h Rum
80 do American Brandy;
casks Cstss b Brsndy;
8 bbis Apple do;
bbs Peach do;
IS bbls Native Vine;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02
MASONIC mARKs, J Ew ELRY MILITARY
COLLEGE, AND SOCIETY METALS.

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, New aud or ginAI
w designs Of Marks, FRs Studs, e constantly land
Orders by mail att Ddedto. Door Pae NOtAry,
ton Seals, with OF withoutpTesses Bridal visiting pfofes
sion CARD engrayed TO order, The shOre notice.
First premium awarded BY Ppnkiin lnsIitTe, for the
Manu- acturing Masonic, and fine Jewery.
EDGAkP p. BA1ON, 722 Chestnut Street,
JuDel3-ly .BP.I Philadelphia, Pa
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GOODXEAR's PATENT VULCANITE, OR
HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY.

OWNERS OF PATENTS.
MANUFACTURE NAMKD MATERIAL, AND oyyKR
A WARERooM,
NJ. 60 MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK,
PACKAGE ONLY
SYRINGES, CORK SCREWS
Of every kind for Domestic Bngrayers and Mechanics
Professional purposes pro Measuring Tapes, Machin-
noU3eed by Physicians the ssoers Martin gale Rings
most perfect article Whip Sockets, lnsuatos for
made Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph Wire, adopted by
der FEsks, warranted to keep the American telegraph
the Powder dry; Furniture Company; Shaving Brushes
Casters, that will not deace Pans Baths, tunnels and
the carpe Tan bsrs and Soap Dppers for Photographic
Trays; Pen and Pocket Cut Druggists purposes, &c.
lery, Napkin Rings, Pocket
This Wonderful Material which arm as hETAL-lght
as HoRN-brisnt as JRr-a conductor of HKAr-nOn-
conductor Of ELEErRIctTvand which Oils Acids and
Asaes produce oGect Is vastly superior any for
the above and great variety of other purposes
which is pile l.
Dealers all parts of the country are supplying them
selves with these goods and who the
article of the kind, Tiibuy other. IanI7-'57-Iy.
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Glassware

500 boxes ct sndpt and half pit RIAsks;
IS grOss brandr Bottles. quarts;
200 boxes Iumosers, assorted kinds;
loo do Window Glass, ss< 10 aad los<Is,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02

T 7oscrber has on hand the largest and best .ssoneu
off,: 4B and MARBLE Work ever Ofered In the eity,
70 whs he particularly the attention OF The pubIc
He Prepsred TO execute all Jobs In M Inc In the best STYLE
ms srs1 ana ktsnost nouce. JAAEs SLOAN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02

- feuRh Hsteg from New York and Phil.
fefRt,fa 20 Nashville, in connectton
viii sew York and Philadelphia
"a sssar.snaR L ~ 10 continue with
1st Of BseemBer, 1857,
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SOAEPHIN q NE W
SAMUEL c. BOTcK. sEoRsE RLyRssoI
BoXSE & ELVERS ON.

hhhOdA VI IIUhINtf AND GENILEMENIS
FURNISHING STORE,
M 20 PUBLIC SQUARE.
'HB Subscribers desire to call public attention their EH
i TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths Cas-
s'mereS, teStlna 5, DrilliBgs Keady.Nade
Clothing and a full stock of 6entlemenss Far
nishiDg Goods.
Having purchased under the most favorable cir
cumstanees We will oder eat inducements pune
tua lime Dealers and solicit rom the trade examination
OF our stock before purchasing elsewhere, We would
special attention to the sssprtnen of Cloths Cassmeros
md Festngs, which will make the Iates1
styles and warranted to at also call alton
ton 10 stock Of Ready made Clothing, Manufactured
expressly for trade which determined 10 sei Al
the lowest prices and thereby merit patronage Our sock
Of Gentemen'5 Furnishing Goods will AWAY be found com
Clothing.
WANTED-A few good Jouraeymea none but eoodopo
need apply. BOYSE & ELVEkSUN.
fsbS-I No. 90 Public Souare
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!, sESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1852

- .H ,
4 fengh astss from New York and Phil.
vii New YorI and PhiIsdeiphia
oss aIterafL . from is June 10
lst :. o. a. RseemSer, 1857,
IS: :::: 6: &. T.. !. ! Il !;
Furniture aud Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated. Carboys Of Acids or
other Chemicals per 100 lbs.. 42) n
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fotes, Books, Stationery, Boots S. oes, Liquors,
earss CsrpetiDE, chns Glass and Giss,sare Cigars in
eases Clocks ConiectOnades Cotton CARDS. Dry Goods
gr arden Seeds, Locking Glasses and looking Gas.
g, owner. Oysters IL Cars and jars, ssddIory.
. Ia and Bhttania Ware Teas and Spices.
: SECOND CLASS.
HarcEre, except such as specified in third class Coffee
Leather in roll and boxes Oils in bar
and SKA Crockey aud Queenswsre In crates and casks
hice Whiting, Plas er, Sheet Brass and Copper.
a<gL THIRD CLASS.
Axes, ShoYes, Spades ssa Iron Zinc and Tin In pigs
Tin Plate AREs. Wees easks Of Chains and Hoes Mainna
and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings Mill Gearing
Carriage Springs and AXES, Railroad whees and Axies
slE SPECIAL RATES. - sae
Boxes Hats Furniture and Garages boxed, and other
light articles no, ennmersted ALSO Caboyso Of Acids or other
Chemicals, viii be charged at double FIRST class rates
pT Have every package plainly marked with name OF
constance, destination and depot Of delivery attention 70
this matter prevents delays and losses speedy
delivery r. :
Goods shipped via Savannah be TO AReu,
OF Central Rai road Savannah, and Packages marked
Agent G. X, H., S Tannah. ia 4 -
Goods shipped via Charleston shou consigned tn tn,
Ag OF the South Carolina RAILROAD Guar st and pacK
sge marked, care Agent s. c. K e. Charleston, 5; @. = n
The through rates above from New
York 10 Nashville No eomMissO draydge or a1Adrfage
charged either at Charleston SsraHaaA. .E 80
Shippers Hisy rely Upon and prompt deIiye-
b both lines. 0ver-charges and damages by either
line, will De adjusted BY the agents OF the Nashville nad
Chattanooga Road.
la OF lost missing goods viii lake charge OF any
correspondence necessary foe their recovery ound
nav nj Of N afa
tee gwen al notices of lost goods er sta
tiens on ths Easkvae and Chattanooga R0ad
dressed 70 II. anderson SHPt., Nashville
Merchants hen la New YORK viii every inorma-
ton and assistance IN shipping, aPpy to the Agent OF
the Charleston hine No. 95 broadway, and he Savannah
Line, No, 10 Broadway.
CHA'S w. ANDERSON,
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All Rejoice!

OUR extensive stock OF piece goods adapted to the
" Spring Trade lie opened and ready in specton
probably the os ihcent exhibited in Nash
VILE Cloths of The finest texture and various eOlors
Cassmeres in great variety and VestRgs adapted
imaginable astea made up to order, according TO the
latest style, In the nestest and durable manner
The INFkLLIBLK g HARVEY - is still en- hand.
marchll-d CLIFTON 81 ABBOTT.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-27

SABBATH NIGHT IN ST.. PAuL.--How beauti-
fully steal the evening shadows over earth, at
the close of this the Hottest day of all the
seven! The cares, the duties, the perpleities
of life have been laid aside for little, and the
heart has grown better amid the sweet infuen-
ces of the Sabbath. The soul has broken the
cords that bound her to earth. and scared away
strengthened for the temptations and conflicts
Of the coming week. The sweet tones of the
church bell have won US to the house Of God,
where man has plead for blessings with his
Maker: where the songs Of praise have burst
from lips attuned to melody.-and, as the
speaker has pointed us from earth to heaven.
something more than his words of burning ell
oquence have touched the heart, and moistened
the eye,-we have felt that God was there, and
that the place was holy. Thank God for the
Sabbath, with its softening, subduing influence
upon the earth-weary spirit What would be
life were it all one long week of toll and stri-
wing, without the Sabbath to break the spell
of worldliness?
But the evening comes slowly on. The
crimson and the purple clouds that in the
Eden like climate of our beautiful Minnesota
make the West so glorious at sunset, are mel
lowing their tints, while here and there in the
vaulted sky star looks forth, and listens to
earth's vesper hymn. The orb of day seems
not half so distant, as he rolls down the sky,
in the pure air of this northern cline, as when
seen in the hot glare, and the heavy dull at
mosphere of eastern cities. His unveiled eye
is all ablaze with an unwonted effulgence, un-
Town to the dweller in the crowded city.
AS the twilight gathers over earth, SO heav-
ly thoughts steal to the heart The holy
81 of the Sabbath stiffness resting ON the
ter world lays its finger on the spirit too; and
we think of the morrow's care and duties,
almost wish that life were one Sabbath of
,rship without setting sun or evening shad-
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There is beauty In the forest, -
Where the trees are green and fair;
There u beauty in the meadow, sssfa
q Where the Wild Mowers scent the air;
There Is beauty in the sunlight,
And q soft, blue beam above, =
Oil the world Is fun Of beauty, a' ' ~
When the heart Is full Of love.
There Is beauty in the fountain, a
Singing gAyly al il play, sc
While the rainbow hues are glittering
On its silver shining spray;
There Is beauty in the streamlet,
Murmuring softly through the grove,
Oh the world Is full Of beauty,
When the heart is full Of love.
There IL beauty iu the moonlight,
When it falls upon the sea,
While the blue fcam-crested pillows
Dance and frolic joyousy; W.,
There's beauty in the lightning CLEANS,
That DER the dark waves rove;
Oh the world Is full Of beauty,
When the heart Is full Of love.
There is beauty in the brightness
Beaming from q loving eye;
In the warm blush Of affection,
In the tear Of sympathy;
In the sweet, low voice, whose accents
The spirits gladness prove;
Oh the world is full Of beauty, ...
when the heart 10 full Of love.
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Wisconsin Leather Co..
NO. so EAST WATER STREET,

NO. so EAST WATER STREET,
milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Have ON hand at all times the largest and best assort-
ment in the West of
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER, CALF AND KIP,
French, Philadelphia and Slaughter Innings, Bindings,
Findings, Harness. Bride, Collar Sheep Skins Lacng,
Band Leather, and
PATENT LEATHER BETTING
Having an immense Tannery Of our own, and unsur-
passed facilities for buying safely say that We
DEFY COMPETITION.
At all times Cash and the highest prices paid for
Hides, Pets, &c.
Any one wanting anything in the line, will do we'll to
visit our City and give a call.
Milwaukee, April, 1857. my2-w1m
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-27
RICH,S SALAMANDER SAFES,
WTLDER,S PATENT.

A large assortment Of
Safes OF various sizes and
patterns, with and with
out powder proof locks,
for sale at the depot lag
Water ST., New York.
Burglar proof B q q /
Vaults and vault doors
made to order.
STEARNS t. MARVIN
Lote Of SfeGrns + Co..
success0rsf0 Rich + Col
las Water ST., and cor.
Avenue A and st. Mark.
ct Place, N. T., :
Proprietors Of Rich's I d.
tent, and the only makers
OF sa'amsnier SsSS cexn-
WM. rDESTA<BS
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POLICE CoURr.-On Saturday tried the fol-

POLICE CoURr.-On Saturday tried the fol-
wing cases.
Peter Kennard, for drunkenness-pOOr fell
was fined that same old 9. SIS and COSTS"
William Darlington, an old offender. and one
nose name We have grown familiar with by
tending the Police court, was arraigned ON
e charge of assault and battery. in swapping
loaded pistol at his son-in-law. His son-in-
w, however. jerked the weapon away, and
-oke the butt over the old fellows head.
Served him right" Also, justice Gibbs served
b N right for he fined him $50 and costs, and
)mmitted him in default.
- A Dutchman, 1--WE couldn't monograph
lie name no how and his .frOac were fined $40,
nd costs for same offence, which the firm paid,
nd went their way.
James Cannon, young fellow. kind OF
second cook on boat was pceling potatoes,
nd had his feet stretched out before him.
oeople passing along tramped on them several
ines, when James became angry, and stuck
lis knife into young Duchy whose big stogies
we're so unlucky as to tread on James toes, in.
1icting wound about an inch deep in the real
Of the enemy. Dutchey called policeman
and James was arrested. Plead guilty, bu
said he didn't mean to cut him. Esq. Gibbs
was disposed to treat the case leniently, and lie
him off with a light fine.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-27

Our POLICE.-Since the new regulations have
gone into effect, though the force is less by
several men than it was formerly and thought
by many to be even too small, the whole de-
partment have done their duty nobly. 1t is
said that even more arrests have been made
during the two weeks of the new arrang cement,
than in the same time of the old. There are
none on the force now except working active
men. and if, as it is said. none but the dead
heads were removed, and those who always did
all the work retained this will not seem
strange. The whole force is now under the
control of one captain, Wm Nor ton, whom
over nine years service on the police of Eastern
cities, has eminently qualified for the post
and who, as detective, has but few equals
Capt. Morton has succeeded in training and Or
ganising his force in the most thorough man
ner, and has brought them to great efficiency.
He gives his whole time to the movements of
his men. We have heard one or two charac-
teristic instances of the way he makes them
toe the mark
While going around night or two since to
see if all his men were at their posts, he dis
covered a 'star'' shining on the breast of
man who was quietly slumbering on a door sill
up town. Recognising him. he gently removed
his hat, badge, cane, call, ETC., and took them
over to the station house. Returning, he woke
up the drowsy guardian, who, finding he was
detected in, his direictien, plead earnestly
with the stern captain, and excused his sleepi-
ness from the fact of having been on duty four
nights before. Capt. Morton lectured him Sc
verely, and on his promise of f" never doing so
| no more" told him where he could find his rig.
and sent him on his way, rejoicing no doubt
that he had so kind captain. ...-
| Another night during the recent storm
while the Capt. was quietly going his rounds
to see that all was right, he missed one
man on the beat he had assigned him, and could
not find him anywhere. Surprising be had
| gone home, near by. to avoid the storm. the
Capt. was but a minute in going to the house
1t seems that madame. being about to make an
addition to the population of our city, had de-
tanned him ut home. Capt. N. got there just
in the critical moment, and on the nervous
husband explaining matters. the gallant Capt
assured him it was all right"-and returning
to the beat. took the polceman's post himself
| and during the long hours of the fearful night,
paced the wet and muddy street. With such a
nlan at the head of-dnr Police, no wonder they
| do we'll. ...,'.r,s 1855. :,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-27

The Times thinks that the boxes in the new
post Office will be used as pigeon-nests before
long. We have reason to know that nearly oil
the best boxes are already spoken for, and if
the Times Local wants one eligibly situated,
he will have to speak soon. Such statement
as we refer to does all parties concerned in the
matter an evident injustice. If any one has
had a private squabble with the gentlemenly
clerks of the P. o., it is rather an ungenerous
way to take it out, in abusing the institution
throug Oh the columns of his paper.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-27
A RARE CHANCE TNDEED r.

A HARE CHANCE INDEED H. NOW
onered 70 any Dentist who wishes to locate IN tue
West IN thriving city, splendid suit of Rooms,
Press arranged and furnished for the Dental practice
Direct to Office Of the Dakota Journal where further
Information will be given.
Hastings, April 80, 1857. my4-dtf
80 ACRE LAND WARRANTS FOR
i SAFE Apply to
nyll-tU W&. HoLfINSHEAD.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-27

MISPLACED CHAR1TY.-A short time since, a
woman, stating herself to be a widow in very
destitute circumstances, made an appeal to the
sympathies of some of our citizens inhabiting
a building on Third street, when the occupants
of the offices and stores in that building raised
some seventeen dollars and gave her. One of
the gentlemen called shortly afterward at the
place where the woman said she lived, and
found it low place on some back street. A
certain person once, and We believe yet, con-
nected with our Police Department made him
self known in an o5trusive way, as very par
ticular friend, and protector of the woman, and
under such circumstances as to warrant the be-
lief that besides pandering to his lust herself,
the money was devoted by her to his appetite
for drink, judging from his manner. The gen.
tleman left disguised to. think that charity had
been thus wasted on undeserving supplcants.
Imposition of this kind ought to be doubly pun
ished not only because it is swindling the
giver, but abusing that most heavenly of all
virtues, Charity, and inducing the once deceiv-
ed benevolent person to turn deaf ear when
q case of real distress is presented to them
The lodges to raise money on the generous
credulty of the unsuspecting and kind hearted
are so numerous, one cannot be too wary.