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DIR. JOHN BULLS
GREAT AMERICAN KING

IL the TENTH WONDER OF WORLD, and the greatest
blessing offered afflicted humanity the suffering
millions, the Doctor say relief your command
You hsye only to use this magical remedy All thoas
who still suffer- and will not accept the pro6ered balm,
deserve not the pity OF their families.
Thi. wonderful medicine, during the brief period since
its introduction, has carried happiness the hearts Of
thousands and made life charm many who heretofore
regarded 1t only painful and miserable existence
To the winds with all Liniments Embrocations Pain
Killers and Pain Extrsctors and let millions OF glad
tongues proclaim the merits of the great American
King of Pain preparation composed solely Of vegeta
bl-s and roots, produced by Americas own rich and
bounteous soil.
We would ask the LADIES, who are always competent
judges of what is and Whist is not valuable family medi
cine to do us special favor by giving the King of Pain
single trial. and if satisfactory, their influence
In its behalf recommend it, speak well and often Of It,
and that is used by their afflicted neighbors. The
Ladies always cha table and when they induce their
suffering friends this really valuable medicine,
they will be doing act of benevolence that they
well be proud Of This ia powerful and truly magical
remedy for all external diseases Sores swelngs burns
&C. ami for many internal Affections It Is certain cure
yet 1t is perfectly harmless and incapable of producing
the least injurious effects in the delicate
It is entirely useless follow the old and worn-out
system of publishing to the public thousands Of certh-
of wonders performed by this medicins 1t
but twenty-five try it DIR. Bull stakes his
weiiearned reputation the King Of Pain doing ali and
than he claims for IL.
We would ask, have you the rheumatism Gout:
these are not pleasant companions and we know that
you would ike to drive them away possible
then use
aBULL,s KING OF PAINn
Would you be cured slmos. Immediately, Of Bowel
Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Complaint Cholera Nor
bus Cranp Coic Head Ache, Tooth or any other ache
oJ psinI the remedy Is simple and the certain.
USE TIE GREAT KING OF PAIN
Would you have your Sores swelngs, Cuts Burns
seslds, Bruises any other wounds healed repeat
IL, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured Of scsld Head, Stiff Joints Gore
Throat Neuralgia, Sore Breast Lumbage, letter Ring
Worm Salt RheuIn Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chappsd
Hands and all other Sores either dry or running, We
cay again and sgsin YoUR RElEDY is DR.. John Bulls
"KTNG OF PAIN.n
Would you be cured of Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumors
ErupOns any disease Of the Skin caused by impure
blood then Dr. John Bulls ssrssparillA internally
and the King Of Pain externally nothing bs
ssrtsia than speedy and edectual cure.
DIR, JOHN q BULLS
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
pUfs CRoss sTREEr ONE doom BEow MAn,
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MARSRALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
7. POMEROY, n. D., Inventor and Propulsion.

dOhe Oenuaas UAUut Sydb9fe ana Le Sedt ana
nature Of the Grgfaa6urg Company. --.E
TT well known that Dr. Pomeroy the dscoverer the
Justly celebrated Marshals Uterine Catholicon
of the oldest and skfu physicians in this country.
The medicine prepared by him. has attained reputa-
on far beyond that awarded other medical pre-
paraion and wherever has been used it has needed NO
Recommendation, save its beneficial effects
But thing has retarded its universal adoption and
in every of uterine disease and that is its price,
which has been three dollars per b.ttle.
1t is well known that five of every six in the
country ls years of age afflicted with the
plants incident 10 their formation and attendant upon the
function OF mensruation We all sufferers that
Msrshslls Uterine Cathoeon will them if vital
part is injured ruptured and it has long been
deavor to sell the medicine price which will enable all
to purchase it This has finally become practicable and
that the price this estmabe medicine
Is reduced TO q 50 per bottle
. 1t is an invaluable remedy for diseases OF the Womb
and its appendages Urinary Organs las the Kidneys and
Bladder) and diseases of Pr gnancy-Proapsus Ueri,
or Falling of the Womb-Ieucorrh9a, hites, Flour
Albusa Irregularities of the monthly periodical turns
especially painful Menstruation. suppression and
of Urine and scaldng of the water
diseased action of the Kidneys, Bloa,ing Dropsi-
cal Swelngs. Also, Spinal Complaints called gen
orally the result of this class of complaints and will dsap
pear where they exist the ratio the Uterine
remoyedDiseases of Pregnancy, such Acidy, Nausa
Vomiting, Indigestion and Paintings.
ALSO
The Grafenburg Dysentery Syrup.
An inallble remedy for all bowel complaints In sia
tic Cholera and ChoeraMorbus il has wonderful power
Ii Dysenery Diarrhea, Bloody Fux, Gripping, and
Straning, Cramps, &c, &c
In bottles at 80 and 25 cents.
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so NJ T. Il Fl l n @
NEW AND VA LUA BILE.
THE most powerful King the face Of the globe
ssigns supreme in the American Republic. The power
of the crowned heads Of Europe sink into nsgnifcsncs
when compared to that of our American King
European Kings employ the power vested in them TO
increase the riches of the rich and ordy and to reduce
to greater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
the lory mansion and humble cabin ready alike
10 administer relief and to offer health and happpness
tS the lofty and lowly, tina rich and the poor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-20

NV EDIClNF F4Si i fiA 4 IIlA ' r bEEN T LIZ
vi tested during the past year. by many of the
spectacle citizens OF Nashville The advertiser permitted
to refer Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant ed
oa most nveerate Scrofua. Also the of Mr. J..
Collins of the disease Five of Cancer have
been cured twenty of Bone Feon Mr. r. H. Jones
cared of Sore Eyes, ae- having been under the
treatment Of two of the most distinguished Physicians TOR
eight months almost totally blind.
At least one hundred respectable persons IN Nashville
and its vicinity be who viii youch for the great
benefits of his of treatment without the use OF ihe
knife or mercury. ~.
Cancer, Scroula Rheumatism, Fistua, Mercurlal DlS
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes and al m
purities of the blood
Twenty years Of constant Practice fifteen in New oreans'
prior coming to Nashville. Those INTERESTED, % -
pee,fy invited TO call examine and consult Tree oi any
charge. ...rr<,, d
Once No Al Union ST. near Cherry. ,,,,o,,,e, -
uovIO-Iy. Ell" AMI tI-O'1AN'-
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LET EVERY MOTHER USE THE GRAEF-
ENBEsG CHILDREN'S PANACEA.

Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied on
he most liberal terms. sepI27--ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20
asp tbt Southern Lime.
ILLNESS OF MR.. BoDlsCo.

ILLNESS Of MI. BuDISCU.
WASHINGTON, January l7.-Baron Bodiseo the Russian
Minister here, is lying very Ill.
SAN FRANCIsCo's INSTRUMENTATION MAILS
NEW YoRk January II. The brig Kilby has arrived
at Boston. Her passengers all well. The merchants
of this city have subscribed ten thousand dollars to pro-
suitable testimonials for presentation to the officers
of the Bilby, the Three Bells and the Antarc for their
exerons in rescung the passengers on board the steamer
San Francisco.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YoRK. january 1T--There is less doing in the
Flour market and prices rather easier for buyers
Corn is also dull and the rates have declined
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTmoRE, Jan. 1T-Flour here is in good demand and
5000 bbs have been sold to-day at 81 so per Dbl Sales Of
corn at n to soc per bushsl for yellow.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE,
1--WE give the following dispatch as it was received.
The of the steamer by which it is not stated
and have of knowing whether it is another
version of the Europas account brought by late
arrival.-~Eps
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
New YORK; Jan. 1.-THE Sultan has consented to ac-
cp the last note Of the Vienna conference considering
it not incompatible with the honor of Turkey and
agrees to send plenipotentiary neutral city
meet similar envoy from the Gear The Porte however,
refuses to the treaties of Kynardk and Adrian
oe which have been broken by the Gar and makes the
eEaeudtlon u the prlnclpaLtleS SINE qua HoH.
THERE'S little hope of favorable reply from the Gar
and should he refuse to accept the proposed terms gen.
eral war is considered certain
story put in circulation to the effect that five
ships probably reshp had been sent to the Bosphorus
to fire the feet lying there but was not credited.
TURKS IN ASIA
The latest advces from Asia state that the Turks were
successful and had gained several victories
RUSSIA AND SWEDEN.
Great excitement has been caused by report that the
Gear had sent courier to Stockholm demanding that
Sweden should close her ports against English and French
shipping.
MR.. soULE.
1t is stated that the death of Mr. soule the American
Minister by fighting duel with the Duke of Alba was
announced in dispatch to Louis Napoleon.
STOCK OF COTTON AT LIVERPOOL.
The stock of Cotton hand at Liverpool stated at
59T 500 bales. Ave.
CHOLERA ON SHIP-BoARD.
NEW YoRK, Jan 1.-THE bark John T. Herman and
Presbyter have arrived from Hamburg with emigrants
Sixty of their passengers died on the passage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20
Washington Letter.
garrssponnass of tbs Crescent.

Correspondence of the Crescent.
| @. WASHINGTON, Jan 8, 1854.
Your Washington correspondent saues the readers Of
the Crescentmay mutual association be agreeable
The House adjourned Saturday until o-morrow day
being construcvey the th of January and tereforeaad
because makes sort of winding up Of the holidays
likely to be long marked the national calendar There
remembrance of the battle of New 0renas as it is known
are to be several festive meetings tonight testify grateful
throughout the land although it may well be questioned
il the hero Of tue fight not better politically
than the battle ITSELF with all its important
The first question before the House when it next meets
the Senate bill making sort of quasi war upon the Ad-
mnisraton by requiring that the present Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury Peter G. Washington shall under
go the ordeal of confirmation by the Seuate the House
will probably return this bill with amendment pro-
vding that it shall take effect hereafter upon the
renee of vacancy in this office thereby saving the
OF the present incumbent from the Senate guiotine.
This will try the strength of the Administration because
the said Peter G. Washington although good clerk is
personally much disliked in this metropolis where he s
well known
The Senate sat but few minutes this morning and
transacted busness but upon passing from the silent
halls OF legislation to the Supreme Court below found the
Judges duly at Their posts and everything proceeding
though the day them like any other of the three
hundred and odd which make up the annual revolution
Some hopes entertained that the assistance sent to
steamer San Efanclsco Will DO Timely anu ettetual but
must confess that for have great fears that the
worst yet to be learnt OF her disaster The recent ac
counts of marine disasters they roll in upon from
the north, present most appalling list indeed if the
list of this years shpwrecks and the lives already lost be
compared with the result Of the four years past it will be
found that We are progressing in direction at
least ways agreeable to humanity large or insurance
Offices particularly,
The weather here continues to be cold for this latitude
although we have but little the patomac is frozen
over and here and there may be patches of crystal
ice covered with skaters in high glee.
Our relations with Mexico seem to be subject of more
engrossng Importance at this time than any other OF our
foreign affairs With regard to this will only say at
present. that cur Minister Mr. Gadsden is upon Geld
terms with Santa Anna, and that is much more likely
in my Judgment that the initiative for grant Of land
and right of way from the Gulf to the Pacific will be made
here than that either the Garay sloo contracts will be
confirmed by any movements there. But of this more
hereafter CaRoNICLER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

SINGULAR A"u FATAL Excitement On board the
steamer Isabel on her last trip from this city to St Louis
was young man, named Aga Thomas OF prepossessipg
appearance, neatly clad temperate in his habits and
psleny in excellent health and spirits Tive or three
evenings after starting Thomas in the hall with
several other passengers taking part the conversation
Tie subject turned n the preparation of steamboat
robbaEias and murders and Thomas was soon senced
and appeared to listen WITH rapidly increasing excite.
ment At last uterruptins the speaker he told him he
lid not know what the matter with hm-he thought
he was becoming deranged rs companions laughed at
HIM and believing f9t.s. ~ e TESTING, resumed
the subject. Thomgs cad net contain himself
and Jumping up he hre&e s91 The crowd ran along the
whole cabin, then out Of lifs department On to the
aftergnards whence he jumped without hesitation into
the river, and wRs drowned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

THE WINrER EuRopE.-AccountS from England re-
port that the winter thus far has been rather colder than
usual Tho first part of December was attended with
sharp frost anl snow and at the latest dates the
temperature quite low. In France the weather has
been extremely eodand the ed of December snow re-
manned on the ground near Paris, Building has been
suspended for the present in that city and the Arch
bishop of Paris considering the severity of the season.
has authorized the faithful eat meat on Friday till
Lent He deems that the body is better able to bear the
cold, If well fortified within
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20
TelegrapI1ie.

Mobile Jan, 18. SENo mails have been received frem
New Orleans to-day The steamers California and Helen
are both fast aground in Grants Pass.
Cotton is now arriving in large quantities, and the
market is active
Mobile. Jan. l9The Eastern mail has arrived bringing
dates from New York Of the 18th ins-as late due
with large number of newspaper bags.
The steamer California did arrive until ten O'clock
last night with the mail from New Orleans.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
no THE NEW ORLEANS pAILY CRESCENT.
7sp tbr National Linz.

BATON Rou6E, Jan 10 --sENATE-A bill to give all suc-
cesion sales the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans
introduced and elected animated discussion, in which
Senators Kepner King, Lacey and Ryan participated.
1t was finally referred to a Special Committee.
Mr. Ryan gave notice of bill to take the vote of the
people the subject of removing the Capital New Or
leans.
The nominations by the Governor, of David Martin,
Horatio Davis and - Beauregerd, as Port Wardens,
and James lusk and John Scott Habor Masters
confirmed by the Senate
HousE-The House adopted resolutions OF respect for
the memory Of Mr.. Douglass, of Caddo, and then ad-
iourned.
democratic has been held for the nomination
of State Printer. Mr. LaSere of the Courier received
the nomination
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

DGIrH A OoMrosER.-Philip Trajetto musician
and composer of great merit died in Philadelphia on the
10th aged rs years His history full of events and
incidents that interest the musical world Mr. Traiotc
was Venetian by birth his father of the great
at composers Of the last century in Italy and ouriahed
before Mozart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

FIRE AT DErRoT-Tho wooden block on Woodward ay
enue petrot occupied by Auberry y Co, Armstrong,
Davis Smith Lewis and Filler was burnt on the morning
OF the sth Insurance $4,000 Dr. Dnaield's Presbyte
rian church on Harmed street also burnt on which
there was $4,000 insurance, Total loss $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20
Salute Professor Brette Ahn hiang

The bard would seem to have been somewhat
He is, however, almost as picturesque as he is
panegyrioal; and certainly gives very lively
image of the severity of discipline and lucubra-
ton by which such wonders of instruction are
accomplished. The genial method of de Brette
cultiyates all the power at onee he at once
loosens the tongues and stimulates the brains
of his classes, by song and the flowing bowl
they quaf and sing while they study; and
liquor and learning going hand in hand, by the
time they have learnt to drink, they have
acquired the most elegant yolubility of Partisan
loquacity.
Descending to the more matter f-faot period
ofprosy history. we find it soberly confirming
all that Mythology and the MUSES. had told Of
Brette. The ancient record, for instance, out
of which We have already cited, hands US down
q variety of interesting fragments, which show
us how this swift instructor throve, how his
classes continued to imhibe lore and liquor,
how they sang, how they iollifed, in what very
Partisan French they got tipsy and finally the
fact (Which will be SO dear 10 future antigua
ries) of where this prodigy of lingnstic CELEBRITY
had eloeal habitation and s-no, not
" namo ]" that he has every where!
As yet, however, the unparalleled Brette had
not swept away with the conquering rapidly
Of his processes, all opposition; but of course
he soon exterminated all would-be rivals md
stood not merely superior but alone, in the
bibulous branch of learning which he had dis
covered and accordingly, in other fragments
of somewhat later date, We read of incredible
exploits like the following:
PaoFEssoa BgETre.wnen man asserts that b. is 1t
Inc head OF his profession he goes far and should ne
prepared TO prove his assertion
Brette makes this assertion
furthermore. he prore it,
How
The how y is simply answered.
the success of his system proves it.
Ihe proficiency Of his pupils proves it.
Inc sah4fsctnn universally expressed with his sbors
proves it.
How do you mean
me how 7 is easily answered again We mean that
tersyourssH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

FIRE IN BR0oKtHSfhe iron railing factory of Hofed
\ Mefarran, in Brooklyn destroyed by fire on tue
1lth The front walls Of the building fell buryipg Mr. p
G. Cslaghsn, assistant foreman of Engine Go. No Is.
and produced injuries which prove fatal His head
was completely smashed in. He have been married
the same evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20
Bargains Bargains ;!

bargains bargains =!
ALFR RED MUNROE & cos
81 Magazine street, corner of Gravier.
They giving Great Bargains the ovERCoATs
mistake
ONE PRICE and from. EVERY ARTICLE
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
Tho stock the Instant amounted eyseven
lars, and ii must be reduced.
A partial list
pEyONSHRE KEBSEY FRocKs AND SAGE;
suLfANA OPERA FRocKs AND sACs, very heavy
EXTRA LONG sACs, for Pilots use;
BLACK CLOTH SACS AND FRocKs wadded:
pRAB EMBROIDERED SACS, magnificent artiele
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH WALKING COATS;
FINE AND EXTRA FINE CLOTH GLoAKSi
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND ER0cK COATS, all qualiea;
eoLoRED CLOTH DRESS AND FRoCK COATS, all qualities
PILOT CLOTH sACS AND FRocKS;
NOTIFIED AND DRAB BEAVER sACS AND FRoCKS.
P A I A OONS
1000 FAIRS AMERICAN FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASHMERE,
1000 Pairs BLACK AND coLoRED SATtNETi
SOD PAIRS PILOT CLOTH AND BEAVER;
5000 PAIRS FRENCH AND ENGLISH DoGsKIN
VESTS.
BLACK AND FANCY VELVET, double and single bress.ed
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK, splendid variety;
BLACK AND COLoRED SATIN;
BLACK AND FANCY coLoRED CASHMERE.
q All the above in great variety.
q NISHING GOODS,
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, our own manufacture.
FRENCH SHIRTS the late4s ffshton;
coLoRED BINGHAM AND CHECK LINEN SHIRTS
hlhitlSO, ASTORIA, FUR AND ALL Wool Shirts
SILK, ENGLISH, THREAD AND COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS
MERiNo, SHETLAND WOOL AND LAMBS Wool. SOCKS
ENGLISH COTTON SOCKS, White, Brown and Coored;
SuSPENDEFS, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs;
BLACK AND FANCY SILK AND SATIN CRAvATs.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
of every description made manuacory York aud war
rsRted made in the most perfect manner.
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS;
RUBBER CLOTHING, all kinds
SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS.
TT Owe PRECE-lFo DEVIATyON Ell
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
janl4 7t?p Ga Magazine street corner of Grayer
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AhAeSrFleESr RTER,-The Murray river, Australia, Is
naTssbe for vessels it is said 1900 miles from sea YES
sells had assembled that distances the navigation was
perfectly safe the depth of water varying from is to So
-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

FtnE AT LovtssnLE.-Eisht warehouses; situated on
Water street. setween Fifth and Butt. and on Fitch
street between Main and Water Louisville, were bur 1t
late on the night Of the sth The loss is estimated 1T
w
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Died
G0s.peftssgs.
NEW IMPoR TIONs.

NEW IMP CREATIONS
.... TODD s. co. ..M' .#..
Ky Are receiving connsument DIRECT from Manu-
factorissof
j. Grossly d SONS,
PARpoE, HooAIANs PARDoE,
KIDDERMINsTER, ENGLAND,
LOWELL AND BIGELow COMPANY, AMERICA,
Choice styles OF
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM cARPETINGs,
RUGS. MATS, DRUGGETs,
BABES, STAIR CARPETS,
AND BRASS RODS.
AL
RAT A large assortment Of
CoRNICEs, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
CENTRE TAssELs, CURTAIN LOOPS AND BANDS.
FLOOR OIL CLoTIS8 to "a fee. wide any apartment
WALL PAPER HANGHGS, for sale OF prices
TOD CO.,
COMMISSION CARPET WARERooMs,
jan2o 6t2p No. 100 Cnpa St. Royal Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

sHockNG AffAm.-At Wheeling Va, on the 10th. An
drewJ Murdoch, young man employed in wilson &
Co.'S manufactory stumbled and fell upon cylinder saw
that was III notion and before he could get of two Ct the
fingers of one hand were sawed off the Others mansed
horribly and his back cut diagonaly about foot
and four inches wide 1t is thought he will recover as
the spine is not injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

CeSeRFsss DoINGs-The regular Washington cores
pendent. of whom we have secured the services and
whose first letter appears to-day is long and adj
vantageousy known to the editor for his capacity his
knowledge af public and congressional affairs and his
persona integrity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

lLLNEss OF Mn. RreH!r-A dispatch from Richmond
IN the Petersburg Democrat that the
Thomas Richie late editor of the Washington Union is
lying i'll at Brandon: the residence of his daughter on
James river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

Capt A. s. Henry, son of the DISTINGUISHED
Patrick Henry Of revolutionary fame died in Charlotte
"a on the 9th inst, and was buried at Red uill BY
the SIDE OF his ilusrioas sire, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

gI5sThe death of MIR seule-confrmed by fresh teIe-
graphic accountss sorry to say the natural but
too tragic termination of his ambassadoria foles We
regret the severe penalty he hiss paid them He has
fallen, We suppose, gaiautiy hnt most needlessly