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LIE PRESIDENT A HGUVRE.

LIE PRESIDENT A HGUVRE.
LIE President johnson Went de
Sc distinguer par un coup d'6clat.
Ii defnitivement mis- a la porte
le Secretaire de la Guerre que le
Senat await voulu lui imposer ct
qui persistait a roster dams le Ca
binet malgre la volonte du Pou-
voir Execute. M. Stanton est pu-
rement ct supplement destitute
Son successeur nest pas nomm6
pour le moment; mails Iadiudant-
general de Parmee, lie general Lo-
renzo Thomas, est charge dtadmi-
nistrer lie d6partement de la guer-
re par interim. De cette facon lie
Senat ne sera pas saisi immedia-
tement de paffaire, puisqu'il n'au-
ra a s'occuper de la destitution de
M. Stanton que lorsque lie nom de
son successeur lui sera envoy6.-
Mais les radicaux trouveront le
moyen de soulever Immediate
ment la question par une motion
OH par un projet de loi, ct nous ne
serions pas etonn6 de voir cette
destitution servir de pretexte a M.
Stevens pour remettre encore sur
le tapis la mise en- accusation. De-
cidement le tournoi commence a
devenir intereSSant.-AbeiUe.
-~>~>->-,~
70 Lors de son conhit avec Hancock,
le general Grant await momcntanement
depose son cigare allume, pour prendre
connaissance de la depeche telegraphique
du commandant du 5eme district militaire.
La fumee lui brouillait la vue. Quand
Grant e1t lu, ilreprit son eternel cigare ct
l'introdui<it dams sa bouche par le
mauvais bout
-Diable s'ecria.t-il, je me suis brule
la gueule!
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MEUBLES DE MASON,

USTENSILES DE CUISINE,
ct une infinite d'autres articles don't penu-
meration serait trop Tongue.
Conditions:-Todte ct chaque adjudica-
tion de dix piastres ct au.dessous, payable
compliant. Toute somme au-dessus de dix
pisstres payable comme suit, sayoir: uu
tiers compliant, ct la balance a douze mois
de credit, a compter du jour de la vente-
Les acquereurs fournissant leurs obliga-
tions avec caution solvahle a la satisfaction
de administrator, Ies1uelles obligations
porteront interet a raison de huit pour cent
par an compter de l'echeance. Et en- ou-
tre, la terre demeuraht hypothequee la
succession jusqu'a parfait Placement tant du
principal que des interets qui auront pu
s'accroitre. HONORE MECHE,
20 Few. 1861 Administrator
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Vente Publiuue.

Succession de Marcel Daire, decide.
I'M vertu dun ordre de pHonorable la
~ Cour de District dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse St Landry, il sera vendu en- vente
publique. au plus offrant ct dernier enche-
risseur, par lie sousigne administrator, GU
par l'intermediaire dun Encanteur, a la
derniere residence du defunt, au Magasin
de Daire Il Tate, a la Vile Plate, en- cette
pariossa
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LIE Jeudi, 10 Mars 1868.

LIE Jeudi, 10 Mars 1868.
les prophecies ci-dessous designees, depen-
dant de la succession de Marcel Daire, de-
cede, reinforcement de la Paroisse st. Ian.
dry, savoir
La part dudit defunt dams Ia pharmacie
dams laquelle il etait assooie ayee Yves vi.
drine; ct
La part dudit defunt dams le magasin de
marchandises seches connu CONNIE maga-
gasin de Daire & Tate.
Coadstions:-Une motto des dites propri-
etes payable en- six mois du jour de la ven :
te, ct ladtre moitie payable en- II mois de
la meme date. Les acquereurs devront
fournir deux cautions solidaires d la salts.
faction de administrator de ladite success.
sion; ct toutes sommes porteront iDteret a
raiscn de 8 pour cent par an d compter de
pecbeance de chaque Placement. Les me-
declines seront vendues en- un lot, ct Ia part
dudit defunt dams lie magasin de marchan-
discs seches formera un autre lot.
= PROSPER DARE,
Administrator.
Vile Plate, 7 Mars 1868.
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in M0RCEAU De TERRE

situe au Bayou Mallet, dams la Paroisse
ST. Landry. contenant deux cents arpents
(pus on moins) de superiicie, borne au
Nord par des terres pubIiques, au Sud par
des terres d'Edmund Fl. Martin, l'Est
par les terres du meme, ct lOuest par
les terres de Jean Gallot, ensemble avec
I TIC TTcCEC
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VeIlte PElbliQuG.
Succession de Melissa a. Lyons.

SUCCESSION de Melissa a. Lyons
I'M vcrtu dun ordre de Honorable la
~ Cour de District dams ct pour la Pa
roisse St. Landry, il sera vendu eu vente
publique, au plus offrant ct dernier ench6-
risseur, par lie soussigne administrator, ou
par l'intermediaire d d'un Encanteur, la
derniere residence de ladite defunte, Pla-
quemine Bruee, en- cette Paroisse,
lie Mardi, 81 Mars proclaim,
les proprietes suivantes dependant de la
communaute qui existe entire ladite feue
Melissa A. Lyons ct Francis J. Bruncr, son
epoux survivant, savoir:
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PENSION HsOURGE<pHsE.

1NE dame demeurant dams un endroit retire
| " de cette vile, prendrait mn on deux pen
sionnaires All mois avec on sans Iogement, un
/ prix modere S'adresser aa bureau du Courier
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PERDU.
#OHko. q. I4h 1s5, CHeTV tt CUttE'
Opelousas 25 Janvier 1863.

nEUX obligations de La somme dc douze cent
~ cinquante piastres chaque, souscrites par
Leopold J. Smith, a rordre de Leopold Smith,
datees % Mai 1857, ct payables respeetivement
lie ler Janvier 1868 ct Ter Janvier 1862 reposant
sur hypotheque ct marquee Ne rarietttr par w.
Robertson, Netaire dams Ia Paroisse st. Martin
LIE public est pr6venu de ne pas negocier ces
blgatiens, attendu que lie Placement en- a etc ar
retE. LEOPOLD SMITH.
Grand Coteau 90 Fevrier 1868. 3S--5t
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BOIS DE CHARPENTE,

nU bois de chafpente de toutes des-
IL criptions, constamment en- mains,
ct sera vendt q aussi bon marche qu'on
peut laVoir ailleurs dams la Paroisse,
POUR DU COMPLIANT.
S'adresser d JAS. NJ. THOMPSON,
A Ia pharmacie de Mayo, Opelousas.
on a E. DUBUISSON,
" F6v.-lm Washington.
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A LOUER.

I INE modesto residence eompos6e dune mai
u son quatre appartements. cuisine &c. 81.
tuee dams un quarter tranguie dOpelousas.
S'adresser au bureau du Courier"
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L'HabitatiOn

OH demeurait la defunte de son viyant, de
la contenance de 200 acres, situee a Pla-
quemine Brulee, bornee l'Est par Joseph
Harman.
100 Arpents de Terre boisee.
"a t6tes de betes cornes douces; une pal
re de boeufs de tise, 2 chevaux, | jument
ct son poulain, meubles de maison; US
tensiles de cuisine; une vacherie de l05
tetes de betes cornes dams la Paroisse
Calcasieu, ct beaucoup d'autrcs articles.
Conditions:-Toute adjudication au.des-
sous de dix piastres, payable compliant
L'habitation payable un tiers compliant ct
les deux autres tiers a ct ans, du jour
de la vente La vacherie du Calcasieu, Ia
moitie compliant ct l'autre moitie d l ct 2
ans. La balance des proprietes, a ! ct 2
ans de credit, du jour de la vente; ct les
terres demeurant hypothequees a la success
sion jusqu'a parfait Placement.
f. j BRUNER, administrator.
Opelousas 20 Fevrier 1868.
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vENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

William Dejean &c. Cour de District,
VS.. tparOlSSe st. Landry.
Anderson Bean. No. 1oo3I.
IN vertu d'u ordre de saisie ct de vente lance
- dams latfaire ci,eessus intitulee, par TIlono-
rable la Cour du Huiteme District udciaire de
IEtat de la Louisiana, seg5ant dams ct ponr la
Paroisse st. Landry, ct moi adresse, jottrirai
en- vente publjque, an plus otfrant ct dernier en-
chersseur, devant la porte de la Maison de Cour
de cette paroisse, en- la vile d'Opelousas,
LIE Sdmedt, 7 Mars proclaim, 1868,
commenGant a ii heures dn matin ct contnnant
de jour en- jour- sill est necesssise tous les droits
titres, inter6ts ct pretensions d'Anderson Bean
lie detendeur, la propriste suivante, saise pour
satisfalre ledit ordre, savoir:
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
ucceSsiOn Marie Aze1ie Fall

LIN LIZ L ODLllyU II.
Succession Marie Azelie Fall.
I'm vertu d 'un ordre de Honorable la
IL Coar du Huitieme District Judciaire
de l'Etat de la Louisiana siegeant dams ct
pour la Paroisse St. Landry, lie public est
par le present averti quill sera vondu en-
vente publique, au plus offrant ct dernier
encherisseur, par lie soussigne administra.
teur, ou par intermediate dun officer
competent, a la derniere residence de la de-
funte, a Ia Coulee Croche, en- la Pardisse
St. Landry,
lie Mardi, 81 Mars proclaim,
les proprietes ci dessous designees, depen-
dant de la succession de feu dame Marie A.
zelie Fall, veuve decedee de William Col
ligan, aussi decede, reinforcement de la pa.
roisse St. Landry, savoi-::
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

SALE OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER Ma.
HAsKA.-This large and valuable vessel built at
the United States navy yard at Portsmouth, Maine,
in 1861 will be sold at public auction this day, by
Messrs. j. B. Walton & Deslonde. The Mshaska
is bult of white oak and is in perfect order, and
in addition to her machinery, which is superior,
she is bark rugged. No vessel heretofore sold al
this station by the navy department can compare
with the Mahasks. The sale takes place on board
Of the vessel precisely al IL o'clock. A boat will
leave the head of Canal street at 10 o'clock for
the convenience of parties wishing to attend the
sale.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

Jennings. GATES d Co.-Under this title three
of our best known and most highly esteemed
merchants have decided henceforWard to DO
cotton and commission business. Mr. j. b. Jen-
nings, of the late firm of Jennings, Nicks Co.,
IA TOO well known to the business men Of New
Orleans and the State 10 need further introduce
zion at our hsnds; Mr.. J. R. Gates, Of the late
firm of Gates, Giespse s. Co., and Mr.. ]. NJ.
Sutberlin of the late t;bacco house of Sutherlin,
Galloway & Co., have both earned an enviable
reputation amongst our solid men. To wish these
gentlemen success IL, ferhaps, superhaous. En-
ergy and business.tacg always win it, and this
house has both these qualities combined in the
gentlemen who cOnposs it. Their Office is at No.
80 Perdido street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

TIE FACToks' AND Traders INSURANCE Con-
PANY, one of the bsst of our insurance COM
panies, in another column set forth statement
which will be worth perusal by the business
men Of our city. From it, It appears that on the
soth Of last April its assets were over half mil
lion of dollars, while over $500, 900 had been col
Iected tor premiums the year terminating that day.
In that time it declared fen per cent dividend on
stock, and fifteen per cent. dividend upon
scrip. With such balance sheet as this. and
with such officers and directors as the Factors
and Traders boast, it may well lay claim to
place in the very front ranB.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

NUsIc.-we call the particular attention Of ell
persons at all interested in musical matters to the
advertisement of Mr.. A. E, Blsckmer, l67 Canal
street. Mr.. Blackmsrs facilities for obtaining the
latest musical publications, home and foreign. are
rare, he is himself large publisher, his stock of
pianos and other instruments is large, varied and
hood, and the agency he holds for other houses
Enables him to obtain all kinds Of musical goods at
eost prices. Read the advertisement.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

To CATTLE DEALERS AND CATTLE RAIsEss.
There is not in New Orleans a better cattle com.
mission house than I. G. Noel & Co. Their Office
is near the Stock Landing, where they
have every facility for knowing the market; be.
sides this. their twenty years. experience in the
business and accurate knowledge of il ia ample
guarantee of their ability to do justice TO all
their patrons. Their advertisement will be found
in another column, and we commend its careful
perusal to sll parties interested, and particularly
70 farmers and cattle raisers in the country.
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HARDwARE.-One of the largest and best assert
ments Of these goods is that which Mr.. Samuel
Locke has in his store, Nos. 81, 80, Al and 4S
Peters street-sgricutural and domestic utensils
Of all kinds, cutlery, blacksmiths materials in a
word, all sorts of hardware are there to be found.
and that too at very reasonable prices Mr.. Locke
is agent for the justly celebrated Stewart cooking
stove, whose many exsellencies, peculiar to ITSELF
as well as list Of the goods Mr.. Locke has on
hand will be found detailed in another column.
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The iewelry store of MIC. H. Zimmerman,
Nos. "a and 96 UsnHI street, uU" contains ona of
the finest stocks of jewery, silver and plated ware
and watches ever opened in this city. That Nj.
Zimmerman fully improved his absence during
the summer is amply proved by glance at his
show windows, which are flied with watches from
the most celebrated manufacturers, splendid dia'
monds and jewels Of al kinds. Mr. zimmerman
has also made the manufacture of Masonic regalia
and Jewels and those of other orders speciality
and is now prepared to furnish all kinds OF such
decorations. Remember 81 and 90 Canal street.
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Books of all kinds, grave, gay, lively, severe.
poetical, historical philosophical, legal and theo-
logical amusing and instructive, cheap and costly,
handsome and plain, books Of all sizes, in all
bindings, of all styles by all authors, can be OBJ
aimed from Messrs. Krull & Dickey, at No. LOG
Canal street. If you find reason, oh gentle reader,
TO in any way doubt this sweeping assertion OF
tcurs, yon had best yourself verify it. We know
hat you will find things as we have said.
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The corner OF Canal and Carondeet streets has
long been landmark to all cur citizens. Since
the days Of Vincent there has always been a first
class confectionery there, until now, We really
believe. the corner would not be recognized if put
to any other use. Ii is at present occupied by
Mr.. r. Kuntz, VINO, during his administration has
certainly given the public no reason to complain.
To repeat this is but to publish wel-known fact.
Mr.. Kuutz announces this morning that he will in
the future, having thoroughly repaired and re.
fitted his store increase if possible his already
high reputation. See his card elsewhere.
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Gas fixtures of eli kinds, chandeliers, bronzes,
brackets, and everything pertaining to them, are
for sale in every variety by Mr.. John G. Fleming,
of IA Poydras street. Mr.. Fleming has devoted
himself for many years to this business, and is
thoroughly conyerssnt with it in its every ramid
cation. His workmen are of the best, and his
mate ials are such enable him to execute In the
most finished manner, and at the shortest notice.
all kinds of job work that may fall in his line.
Mr.. Fleming's advertisement will be found in
another column.
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natl Euquirsr. He naturally sighed for lodge

natl Euquirer. He naturally sighed for a lodge
CD some vast iceberg.
The road to fortune. After an investment OF
about i've hundred dollars In two years. gen.
tleman OF our acquaintance has just drawn 500 in
the Havana lottery.
Philip Werlen. 50 Baronne street, has No. 9s OF
Boosey's Musical Cabinet being second collection
~ the old songs Of Ireland, with the original
words and music.
G. A. Townsend thinks Rosecrans went to Sui.
pbur Springs to pull wires for Seymour and Blair,
and promote the scheme Of Southern extension
into Mexico. He might have been in q worse
business.
Brevet Major General Geo.,L. Hartsuf assis
tant sdjutsnt general, has been ordered to New
York city again, on public business. BE will re-
ceve especial instructions from the superintendent
OF the general recruiting service.
The Mexican madness. says a Washington COR
respondent, runs through our entire army and
reaches into the Southern States. Grant and Lee,
Sheridan and Longstreet are manifest destinarians
upon the subject of this conquest.
One.ffth of the girls who walk the streets Of
New York at night are under sixteen years Of
age, and many of them are mere children, not
fourteen, and some Of them not thirteen years
old.
Some one at the Chinese banquet In Boston OBJ
served one Of the gentlemen in sky-blue reach
back and grasp the end Of his five feet cue which
he brought forward and exhibited to the close
scrutiny OF Ralph Waldo Emerson.
The late Ebenezer Irving was his brother Wash.
ington's business man. or him Washington
Irving said al envy him that indwelling source
of-noaAala.inn ana Aniorment which annears to
have happier effect than all the maxims of philos'
| ophy or the lessons of worldly wisdom"
G. A. Townsend writes that it Is well known
that Rosecrans, as professional mining and mill
tary engineer, was confirmed in the Mexican mis-.
| sion through the solicitation of Marshall o. Rob
erts, George Wilkes, Henry J. Raymond, 8. L. NJ
Barlow, and other Mexican spectators in mines
| and territory.
A good deal Of the property occupied by the
minions Of vice in New York is owned by persons
of responsibility, and some Of it by those who
are regarded as pillars Of the church! A mar
whose wife and daughters carry Bibles and
prayer books purchased with that hire " which
is an " abominstion unto the Lord thy Cod" (se'
| Deuteronomy XIII. 49, and who pays his pew
rent with the same abominstion, is a greater OBJ
stacle to the regeneration of that unfortunate
class from whom he thus derives his support from
b e Wickedest Man.
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GRAM.-Of all the grain merchants in our city
none is more trustworthy, none prompter, none
possessed Of more business tact than the gentle
men forming the firm of John @. Rogers & Co. In
their store, corner of Tchouptouas and Poydras
streets, they have now quantity Of rye, wheat,
barley, corn, oats, hay and bran, which they offer
for sale. Persons who desire 10 buy such articles
will consult their interests by speedily giving
Messrs. Rogers 4 Co. a call.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

MAGNIFICENT JEwELRY.-The time-honored es-
tablishment OF A. B. Griswold & Co., formerly
HYDE 4 Goodrich, which has stood through half q
century Of time, is beginning to receive the large
and complete stock of nne goods in their line,
which attracts so much attention from visitors to
the Crescent City. Having partner resident in
Europe, Mr.. VIM. NJ. Goodrich, they are enabled
to keep posted as to all novelties in jewery. Their
diamonds they purchase from first hands, and are
able to retail them at moderate prices. Their
watches come direct s-~-- - -------'--'~'oiS
hands, and always contain the latest improve
ments The best factories in England and on the
continent contribute TO their supply-such as Jur-
gensen's, Montandon's. Nardin's, Patek's, NJ. ].
Tobias, etc., etc. The celebrated keyless watches,
coming so generally into fashion on account Of
their convenience, are to be seen in their house,
of ali Sizes The excellent time. keepers made in
this country altogether by machinery, are found
here, aud as they pay no duty are very reasonable
in cost Diamond back watches with chatelains,
seal and key to match, beautiful presents for
ladies, may be seen in profusion. But il is impos.
sible 10 enumerate all the objects of taste and
beauty on exhibition at this grand bazaar. One
agent in New York is employed the year round
not only in purchasing, but in having made to
order all such large and fine articles as can only
be made in large and complete factories. Let all
who can visit this timehonored establishment
whether they wish to purchase or only crafty thel
taste in seeing the beauties Of art. All are made
| welcome by the polite employees scattered
through its various departments. Remember the
address, A. B. Griswold & Co., late Hyde & Good
rich. corner Canal and Royal streets, New
| Orleans.
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Hhs 9sm 6rtsans Grsstsui.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1. 1883.


CoSFKcTIoNEKY.-By q reference to our sdver-
Using columns it will be seen that our old friend
Dir. E. Turpin, of No. 50 Old Levee street, is this
year no whit behind in the enterprise which has
always distinguished his business career. Mr..
Turpn opens the new commercial year with 3
factory of candies and syrups, already we'll
known for the excellence of its productions. to
which large and important additions have recent
ly been made. Thus reinforced, Mr.. Turpin is
bound to increase his already large business and
with that increase of trade must come a greater
exceIlency of his goods. For full particulars Of
Mr, Turpin's stock see smother column.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

WHISKY AGENCY-Messrs. Cobb, Dolhonde &
Co., No. 81 Natchez street, are agents of some Of
the finest brands Of whisky brought to this
market. They have on hand constantly supply
of pure Bourbon WHISTLES, received directly from
the distilleries in Bourbon county, KY, and are
such brands as Jas. A. Miller's chicken cock.
Clarkson's game cock, and Bowen q Son, besides
all others that can be ranked first class. These
they will sell in lots to suit purchasers. See their
card elsewhere.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

FALL GooDs.-J. Levois, probably the Oldest
and best considered of our French importers, has
an immense stock OF fall goods on hand. The
stock comprises the genuine European and Ameri-
can goods of every quality. From tho variety
which Levois has on hand, 1--WE call him Lsvois,
as we'd call Napoleon or Caesar 80, because they
are all facie princepS) families, single gents,
merchants and planters call fill all their bills.
Levois sells wholesale and retail. AS the ladies
of New Orleans all know him, they have no need
for recommendation to Levois. To our country
cousins we can say: Levois sells nothing as Euro
pean unless it is European; and as to his Ameri-
can goods, they are of the best manufacture. One
price, honesty, short profits-at the corner Of
Canal and Bourb bon streets.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

That vel. known, frstclass firm, Wallace Il
Co., corner Of Common and Magazine streets, in
this mornings paper announce 10 their friends
and patrons the arrival of their fall stock. which
consists of every variety of dry goods, both
staple and fancy both domestic and imported.
Their advertisement is well worth perusal, and
we commend it particularly to country merchants.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

NAVAL STORES, BUILDING Materials Of all
kinds, bricks. paints, oils, window glass, ferti-
zers, turpentine, laths, plaster, in short every
thing which can be embraced under the words
which began this paragraph, are to be found at
manufacturers prices st the store Of Messrs.
Kearny, Blois & Co., Nos. 60 and 60 Magazine
street. This is too old firm for Us Ito gid re-
fined gold" by giving them Jour Endorsement.
We simply refer the public to their advertisement
elsewhere, with the assurance that its statements
can be relied upon TO the letter.