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s. G. Herring a. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors and
finding that discriminating public were bessowng their patron
TO exhibit all
their enlarged their depot by opening an extensive ware
roadway No 2b OF Murray street.
posc City This Of warehouse room with the
enlargement Of their factory will enable the subcr
bcrs stock OF IRE and burglar
than other establishment in the world arcna A.
safes for private families 70 match
with furniture tho security Of plato and jcwelry
Also W.
order all kinds OF money chests vault
doors and bank vaults patent powder proof locks for banks
or patent pcmutaon bank lock and Cygcrs
patent letter lock, without key.
s. c. HERRING l. Co.,
Nos. 1885, 1877, and 139 Water street, and
No 2b1 broadway, corner Murray st., New York
f. COYLE h CO., Agents
Washington, d. Q.
.r sr..I b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nav 26-Iy Richmond, Virginia.
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CanWsssa,y Generals oGen. George Gibson ccnmssary gen
assssni Captain d. L. SIMPSON sI clerks and one mesen
gef
yu,pan 0osGen. Thoma- lawson surgeon general
sssi4ians DR. r. G. Wood and Dr. g. X wood three clerks
Eno OGenera Joseph rotten, chief engheer assistant
Captain II. @. Wright hye clerks aud ono messenger.
1ygyarASa BaCol. Albert, colonel Of the corps as
sssnt Captain Woodruff four clerks and one messenger
Ordinance r. Craig colonel OF srnance assistant
Capt VIM. Maynadier eight clerks ana one messenger
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TO oun SUBSCRIBERS.

The person viii upon books unless the
payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
may money by letter.
will be " n safe Transmission
Tho COUNTRY PAPIR published twsekly during
OF Congress, and weekly during the
Subscriptions period less than win be received
proporionod ths above annual rates.
SSPosrMAsrERs authorized 10 agents and
sending US subscribers $50 enclosed; sEs-
WEEKLY Subscribers s25 enclosed win be entitled 70
grais
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Mutual Life Insurance company OF New York

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New YORK.
Tiaity Buitd'ng Ill Sroadsug
FTIHE assets Of this company amount to nearly FOUR
poArs entirely cash, OF which Are. MI
sir Aundred invested bond and mortgage
the and State Of New York valued at "e mt
hons Of dddrs t4
The entire profile already amounting WILTON sir hundred
dollars the property Of the policy holders
application pamphlets giving every nation sup
-e ON app,yipu the the companys agents
FREDK WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABBArT Secretary.
SHEPPARD HONANS Actuary,
MINTuRN PosT, n. d., Medical Examiner
May 26-.1ys
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NEW BOOKS.-The Life of John Fitch, the In
ycnor the Steamboat; by Thompson Wesco 81 2b.
Quits Novel by tho Baroness nutph"us, author Of The
<Aials.o 81 Is. g
Tho legal Adviser; or Lawsuits
Trouble Money Conducting Business according
by Edwin T. Freedoy, author OF "a Practical Treatise
Business, &C." 81 25
Information About Texas by d. f. +. Braan. rs cents
Reform Examined the Union Of North and South the
Subject Of Slavery; by Joseph G. stiles 81
Analogy with introduction notes conspccus and
pie by Howard Macom DID, president Of the university Lew
sburg pennsylvania just received, and for sale by
BLANCHARD Il MOHUN,
Lato r. Farnham,
Sept 20 Corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st.
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We tho card Of VIM. Grsndu who Is
Territories also commits
United Court Of Gains Colonel Gandn thor
oughly with tho departments at
Washington and the practice Of the United States Court Of Claims
ives FORA Dei'y Nos
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EBBITT HOUSE.
J. II. FREEM AN.
y street, between 18th and 14th streets,

WASHINGTON, d. G.
TNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy repaired superior furniture
hundred rooms and has all the requisites Of
frstcass house.
The which will be the railroad
landing arrival for tho conveyance OF
passengers and baggage to tho hotel.
nj A.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Come cticut,
INCORpoRATFn IN Is4s

Capital talsso Annual dividend NE policies 40 per
Nncv eight families were during by paying
furnished Those who
this their
policies renewed through
Nf MICH. NOuRsE Agess
juno ls-dIy No. ssl lsuh street.
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COUyENIRS OF TRAVEL; by Madame lie Vert.
- vols. Price o.
Asronomco theological Lectures BY Rev Robert Taylor Price
81 ss
The Operate Album; by y. Ives, ir rs cents.
JIarpcr,s "a Magazine for october. 70 cents. SIX.
Iho five Ga,ewsys Knowledge; by George Wilson, D.
Sop "a EANA IAron
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American Gothic and Braa-Fon Roonns.

INVENTED BY EuGEuo IlrnIA ARCHITECT, n g. b. A, se
nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas. cot
IL tgcs, and farm buildings Once Gothiea, Csrpaqus
Westehester county New York
Juno l7--du tt5
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs. Statuettcs, Etc.
TVNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
l ton public his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES rOMBsroNEs AND MONUMENTS,
AT his establishment north between Twelfth and Thirteenth
other experienced workers fine
and other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES
OF his own manufacture, and Of superior quality
IINTIIs DOOR AND WINDOW sIIs CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
YORK FLAGGING, 30.
IN fact everything required marble and stone bus
ness, either utility taste for the fine arts.
description his stock unnecessary buf
isy a his yard where judge for him.
In addition enumerated articles he has number
beautifully wrought statue suitable for either the tomb the
dem imported himself from Italy these please
not fancy order such 10 desired
facilities promptnc and strict ateniono bunoss
''F WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
r street north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 8-d6m
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Letter writing and Copying.
DERS0NS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
business, friendship confidential affairs,
promptly and neat executed aso copying attended 10 with
rIatcii At the ONCE Of
EDMUND " BROWN
Notary Public, nc, Of 7th and n strects.
BAH business in h Office is kept strictly confidential
Oct 3--2aw3m tIn,eil :
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Banking House
swEENY, RrrrKNHoUsE, VANT, 4 90.

swEENy, MrrKNHoUsE, vANr. 90.
WYE will open gold, currency, and Virginia &C
wv counts for dpostcrs credit the difference between gold
and drawing Virginia viii mark ihsr
checks scco~dingy ~ .. -
Those depo.lupg specie win be paid in gold or silver
days 10 quote regular rates FOR Foreign bank notes
a. we IA our homo currency, as usual. ~
: swEENy, NTTENHoUsE, liant, 4 90,
atp so--dIm "Rnkers"
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United states Patent once,

WAsHN0Toy, November 7, 1867.
nN the petition of Josiah Copeland, of Weymouth,
~ Massachusetts praying for the extension Of patcnt granted
goth January 1874, TOR Improvement in "Boos
for from the expaon Of said patent which
takes place the Goth day Of January 1855
petition heard the Patent Once
Monday the 11h January next IL o'clock and oil persons
appear show they have why said
ought be granted.
Persons opposing tho required TO 4 in the Patent
objections specially forth writing 1T least twenty
days before OF hearing all testimony nd BY either party
said hearing be and transmitted in accord
of the oco which viii be furnished appca
!. @
The testimony the January
depoons other relied testimony must be Aled
before the morning Of that day; the argumcns
any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered sso published the unisn rntch
secer Evening Washington Pcnnsyvann Phadelpha
ay News New York " Post Boston and Inquirer, 0acinnA
o. three successive weeks previous tho lh
Of January next, tho day OF hearing
s Commissioner OF Patents.
SEdtors the papers will please copy send heir
tho Patent Ofce with containing this notice
Nov 7--1aw3wt aene1 sssS
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New Agricultural and Machine Warehouse,
55s Se,h street. south Of Pn.yluana avenue, opposite Centre
Mdrkd
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MACHINERY, FIELD AND GARDEN
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, &c.
YJNHE undersigned is now prepared to furnish the
above all articles pertaining 10 the agricultural
market having just returned from tour
through the northern and New England States where he has visited
principal agricultural manufacturing establish
ne taken pains selecting choice aso
implements machinery cf all descriptions He has also msdo
all times receipt important Improve
place tho Agricultural ne Another i'm
portapt feature the proprietor
practical agricultural machnis with experiences q twelve years
thorough knowledge Of tha business In all
various ecls justified In saying hat he
furnish all articles In his line reasonable terms
any house In this country
Machinery all descriptions repaired At tho shoest ncce and on
reasonable tcrms 80.
with tho above experience conducting this bust
meas (which respectfully socis the patronage q
the farming community and public Ecscray shall always be his
Object please
bbs 7th st. south OF Penn. av.,
Sent 22-3eod opposite Centre Market
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T1OR RENT--The dwelling Of the late Gen. Tow
SON. house contains all the modern improve
sI,onpr - Apply 10 ]. B. II. SMITH.
Oct -2tawtilstDccWed&Sat
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Academy or the Visitation, Frederick City,
Maryland.
TIME exercises of this institution will recommence
l on tho FIRST Monday in September.
TERMS OF BoARDERs
and tuition with the French language or dcrc
OF ten months 800
Stationery washing mending bod, bedding doctors 10
piano. harp, and guitar forms additional charge.
Ian German, Italian and spanish languages
ing painting likewise extra charges Entrance fec &
Aug 2a--lsw7vs
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOrgetOwn, ID. G..

UeOFK6tOWH, -. =.
TTNfIIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies, favoraby known conducted by Miss L.
kngh direction Of Miss NJ j. Narrower principal
assisted corps competent and experienced teachers
department OF learning kt 5H
them Washing
daughters under their super
vision accustomed TO dohc graduates OF this
seminary representing noarly State in the Union
For particulars address NJ j. NARROWER,
Principal OF the Georgetown Female Seminary,
sep 12--eotf Georgetown, u. c.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-23
Snakes at the Breast,

InNo. 1923 ofthe London Athenaeun,
page ITS, there is an account Of lady
in Louisiana, who was nightly subjected
to the visit Of large snake, and that she
found her breasts had been drained of
their milk by the reptile. This appears
to the Reviewer to be an incredible story,
and he goes on to say that the structure
Of the serpent's mouth would prevent the
possibility of such feat, were the crea.
ture so inclined. have been for many
years in the interior of South America,
thousands of miles away from Louisiana,
and among people who scarcely ever
heard ofthe existence even of the United
States. Now with these people | found
the belief to be universal that snakes are
addicted to this extraordinary method of
stealing. The houses there are generally
tumble down. affairs, the walls and floors
being full of holes and crevices, and
through these the snakes easily make
their way; and one of the things that
nursing mothers are constantly afraid of,
is the entry of these reptiles during the
night to suck at their breasts. ha' e
conyersed with very intelligent woman,
who declares she was served in this man.
ner for length of time by large snake,
who regularly every night entered her bed
and so drained her of her milk (she being
all of this time unconscious) that her
child began to pine for want oft proper
nourishment. The fact, it is pretended,
was discovery by her friends suspecting
the cause, and laying wait for the nnwelT
come visitor, who it is still further pre-
tended, was caught in the attempt and
inundated. These people, morever, de-
clare that snakes are so fond of milk That
they constantly go into the pastures and
suck the cows. Whether it be possible or
not for the snake to perform the opera
ton, do pot know; but that he can at all
events suck eggs as well as the grandr
mother of the vulgar adage could do it,
no one will deny who pretends to know
anything of his habits. It is at all events
very curious that the belief in the snakes
milking propensities should be so widely
spread. VERDADE.
London, March 25,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-23
PLAQUEMINE PARISH OF IBERVILLE LA. MAY 49, 1857.

14C juice,
Another queer disclosure is the ac>
ton of the stomach in case of hunger,
when the whole suck or bag known as
the stomach is seen to roll and work
about. lfkept too long in this empty
and restless condition, the action Of the
organ is weakened, the stomach loses
a portion of its vital energy, and the
digestion Of food taken at that time is
performed more owlyin consequence.
The stomach evidently requires rest,
like the body; and it receives injury if
this is not allowed it. BUTT should
not be long without food.
Anger has the effect to cause the
bile to rush into the stomach in a
stream. This has been observed with
certainty in the case Of St. Martin
When he has been suddenly enraged,
while lying upon table, the bile has
been seen to rush into the stomach,
which was perfectly clear at the instant
before, and in such quantity as TO ads
init of its being emptied out freely in
cup simply by turning him over.
DR.. Bunting has taken voluminous
notes and will publish book setting
forth the results arrived at while st.
Martin has been under his charge. It
will be valuable addition TO the exist
ing work on medicine and surgery.
St. Martin, since he was wounded,
has married and become the father of
seventeen children, five of whom, with
his wife, are living. At first, the only
way by which his food, after entering
the Gsophagus, could be prevented
from passing out through the wound,
was to use compressive and adhesive
straps, a necessity that has been overs
come by the growth of a small fold Of
the coats of the stomach, which now
extends almost entirely over the orifce,
but can be readily depressed with the
finger, so rs to allow an examination
of the interior OF the stomach when it
is empty to the depth Of Eve or six
inches.
st. Martin is of medium height,
dark complexion, peculiar, glittering
gray eye, and is remarkable for his
wiry toughness of constitution.
The Medical Society were much in.
terested in the experiments, and they
passed a resolution of cordial thanks to
DR.. Bunting for affording them this
opportunity of personally Witnessing
this singular and interesting case, and
for important facts which he so freely
furnished them; also to Col. Colt, for
the lively interest he had taken in Sc
curing the presence of St. Martin in
Hartford, in order that the professors
here might have the benft of wit
Messing and testing important facts in
the case.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-23
sPECTAE NOTICES.

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And 6nay-Ai Communications for this paper, Of any
and every character whatsoever nteDded promote the
private ends interests Of individuals corporations, so
sietss SCHOOLS, will be charged as advertisements
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-23
NUMBER al,
BENEFITS OF WALKrNo.-Dr. Irwin

BENEFITS OF WALKrNa.-Dr. Irwin
in his book on mental diseases, says:
Last week I convegsed with a veteran
in literature and years, whose powers of
! mind no one can question, however they
may differ from him in speculative points
This gentleman has preserved the health
of his body and the soundness of his
mind, through long course of multfar-
lous and often depressing circumstances,
by a steady perseverance in the habit Of
walking every day. He has survived, for
q long period, almost all the literary
characters who were his contemporaries at
the time when his own writings excited
much public attention; and almost all of
them have dropped into the grave, one af-
ter another, while he has continued on an
uninterrupted course. But they were men
of far less regular habits, and am oblig-
ed to add, of far less equanimity of mind.
Yet the preservation of his equanimity
has, verify believe, been insured by the
UNMARRIED practice to which have referred,
and which, in others, would prove equally
available, if steadily and perseveringly
pursued.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-23
wA@1R ooRQRge
Newman's,
Reeves g. Sons
Ackernaan's,
nahnrns

NewInan's, Acksrman's,
Reeves & Sons Osborne
TUsT RECEIVED, large stock of the above
y Colors, in Cakes and in Mahogany and Rose
wood Boxes, with lock and key. Also, GER
MAN COLORs in cakes and boxes, fne
assortment
Oil Cnlors in tubs--English and American;
Canvas for Portraits in frames of sx1O to 42x56
Canvas in rolls, from 36 to SO inches wide;
Stretchers for Canvas, Of all sizes;
900 do2, fine Sable and Camel Hair Pencils;
26o " Paint and Varnish Brushes, all sizes;
so packages Gold and Silver Leaf;
100 bundles of Duck Metal, white and yellow;
Tin Foil in Sheets aud Books;
Tinsel, OF all the usual colors;
u~ French and American
Paper HamgimRs,
Doors, Window Sash and Blinds
of oil sizes and descriptions, for sale cheap.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-23
wKNDOW GLASS. Etc. :.

5000 boxes American Window Glass, all sizes;
700 do English aud French, from sxl0 to 39x65
500 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 boxes double thick American, from sxl9 to
20x30;
1000 lights ColoFed Glass;
100 GlazieE Diamonds;
500 bundles GlaziaF Tins;
10 tons White Lead, in 25 to 700lb kegs;
5000 canisters and kegs Colored Paints, in l.2 OF
to 100 ID packages;
$500 lbs fine French Green, dry and ground in
oil;
1000 lbs Whiting and Paris White of my own
manufacture, FIRE dried
Paint Mills Of all sizes, and every article
usually kept in general Paint, Oil. and Coor
Store, will be found at
R, CLANNON's,
mh29-ly 81 Canal street, New Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-23
BAR p
BgxgR 9A6 0QNe

DO-@ -7ggl@I ~.- ~ =
cp The undersigned informs the public
that he has opened BAR in connection
g with his Saloon for the sale Of ALE and
CIDER. where he will always keep the most su-
perior Liquors and segals, as well;as Ale andCi-
Der Calm at No. 10 Main street, opposite Lave
~ Stable jan3l L, GABRIEL
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-23
L. GABRIEL,

T.. GABRIEL,
.R'RsS'' 1nforme ses amis ct aux pub
lie en- general, quill Went d'our-
S Vrir une B A r, ct tient des neil
SsSaA 49, leur LiqueuE quill pent Sc pTocu"
rer pour satisfair sa clientele. II tiendra tou-
jouFs sa bonnie renomme de Biere ct Cider de
Rormandie jan3l
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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-12-12
- 10

SosTHENE BRAsgEUR, de Ia Pa
~ roisse St. Landry. ayant Preseute une
petition d l'efet d'etre nomIne adnlnistra.
teur de la Succession de feu Suzette Thibo-
deau, veuve de Joseph Reau, deeedee, der
Increment de 10 Paroisse ST. Landry.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne a ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons
legales opposer Ia dite nomination, d'avoir
d les enregistrer par ecrit, au Bureau du
Grefier de la Cour de District de la susdite
Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suivront Ia
date du present avis.
L. LAsTRAPEs, Grefier.
Opelousas, 12 Decembre, 1857.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-12-12
Vente P1abIidgaes

u E soussigne, administrator de la suc-
- cession de feu Dame Nina Andrus, in
forme lie public quill fera vendre penoan.
devant la Maison de Cour, aux Opelousas, le
Samedi, l6 Janvier proclaim, 1858,
Ume Wuga tresse nominee JANE, GU
PUss, agee d'environ / 8 ans, ayec son en-
FAINT. DUN an, appartenant a iadte succession.
CoNDrr1oEs.-$250 payables compliant, es
la balance un ct deux ans, du jour de Ia
vente ;-Obligations avee caution satisfac-
ton, ct hypotheque reservee sur lesesclavess
Jusqu'a parfait Placement.
Fl. PROVENT.
Opelousas, 5 Deeembre, 1857.
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auxouels on puisse s'attacher.

auxquels on puisse s'attacher.
LIE cours force des billets est un expedient
auquel on peut avoir recours dams des mo
ments supremes, II est admissible, CONNIE
tous les expedients, par exemple en- face
dune grande crise politique, dune revolution
dun evenement de force majeure, qui Went
surprendre les affaires au milieu de leur cours
regulier, Mais, quand il ma pour but que
de remedier des fautes financieres ct COM
merciales, il dcvient illegitime, ct quoi qu'en
disc lacour supreme de New FORK, une Ban.
que qui, en- dehors des grands exemples que
nous aVons cites. ne peut payerzses billets a
presentation, fslt preuve dinsolvabilite. On
est done, sous ce rapport aux. Etats-Unis, en-
ditions du credit. -.
Mais, en- outre, fat-il reellement excusable
ct legitime dams les circumstances presentes,
le cours force perd, aux Etats-U Unis, une
grande partie, de l'efhcaeite quill pourrait
ayoir, en- raison meme de la multiplieite des
institutions fnancieres qui couvrent le pays
Qu'on Sc rappelle ee qui s'est passe chez nous
en- 1848. LIE eours force qui fut deerete en-
vertu des motifs les plus plausibles, ne put
produire tous ses efets qua ia condition de
fondre tous nos Establishments en- un seul. II
fallut incorporer les Banques departemen-
tales dams la Banque de France, afn d'obtenir
lunite de la circulation, afn de n 'avor GU un
seul ct meme titre qui put etre donne ct reeu
sen Placement sur toute Petendue du territoire.
Quon juge par Ia des obstacles que doit rem
eontrer aux Etats- Unis la circulation de ces
billets de toute espeee qui ne peuyent dali
leurs avoir cours force dams l'Etat on les
Banques sont etablies.
Avons-nous besoin d'ajouter que ce journal
eonelut a la necessite imperieusei d'ayoir aux
Etats-U Unis une Banque Rationale, une
unique institution de credit
Eteependant la situation actuelle de IAN
gleterre nest pas de nature q nous pousser
dams cette vote. L'Angleterre ma pn etre
sauvee par sa Banque Rationale. En- An
gleterre on da suspendre un instant Ia
charte qui regit la BaAque. ct autoriser eette
derniere a emettre autant de billets quill
en- faudrait pour ranimer le commerce, sans
etre tapue augmenter son eneaisse en- raison
ds.lSs<nission de nouveaux billets.
J LIE systeme du monopole ct de la.centra
lisation est done juge. II est impuissant a
pre~enir les crises ct d les apaiser quand
elles ont eclate. Dams ces conditions mieux
vaut encore des institutions nembreuses de
credit fondees sur Ia liberte, avec certaines
garanties, qu'une waste institution qui, dams
un moment de crise, peut entrainer dams sa
chute le pays tout entier-Cou131er.