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Eve thousand miles in one hundred consecutive
days. The weather and the roads were against
him, and he only accomplished a little more than
athousand miles. The poor fellow loses several
thousand dollars by the undertaking.
The following, Published In the Savannah News
of late date, secured q sound thrashing to the
local editor: Several young men of Savannah
fell voluntarily in love with Frederick, the opera
singer, during the past week. She was too much
attached to her husband to reciprocate." Two
young men, Williamson and Barclay by name,
thinking that the charge in the paragraph applied
to them, went to the editors room and assaulted
him with canes.
Stage mechanism has reached its most brilliant
effects. it is said in the play Of Malone Aux
Roses" now running at the Paris Gsite. There
are three splendid tableaux. One is an Italian
scene, with dancing peasants and lowing cattle
Another is a feast in the ducal palace eof Caesar
with all the voluptuous glitter of the Orient The
last great scene is confagration of the palace.
The stage is covered with sheet iron, and nearly
Is, coo pieces of burning wood fall upon it as if
from the ceilings and walls. b 3T9a 81 -dglE
The fact is, that az life becomes more concen-
sted and its pursuits more eager, short sleep and
early rising become impossible. We take more
sleep than our ancestors. and we take more be-
cause we want more. Six hours sleep may do
very well for q plowman or a bricklayer, or any
d an who has no other exhaustion than that pro-
dnced by manual labor. and the sooner he takes
il after bis labor is over the better; but for man
whose labor IS mental, the stress OF whose work
lies on his brain and nervous system, and who is
tired in the evening with day of mental applica.
ton, neither early to bed nor early TO rise ID
wholesome.-[LUndonN News.
The World tells funny tale of mistake made
by Delmonicos cooks. The day Mr.. Moses Grin
nell ordered splendid dinner for the entertain
ment of Gen. Grant and friends, Ex-Governor
Gardner ordered a small dinner for his family. BY
mistake Mr.. GrinnelIs dinner was sent to Mr..
Gardner and Mr.. Gsrdner's to Mr.. Grinnell. Me-.
Gardner's household was surfeited. Mr.. Grinnell 8
distinguished and numerous company starved.
Both gentlemen next day called upon Delmonico =
Gardner to complain of the profuse menu and cor
responding bill, and Grinnell Of the meagre and
discreditable display he had made. Not till then
was it known that Gardner had been feasting on
Grants dinner aud Grant on Gardner's.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04

THE bLTHATUM.-The Commercial Advertiser,
Stewards organ, denounces the attitude Of the
Senate toward Gen. Grant, snd says Gen. Grant
must utsnit to the Senate cabsl or expect to 90
to the well. II is proposed to hedge him in and
bind Tm hand and foot, as they did President
JohnsIn. The Senate assumes to dictate to the
pres&nt who thall and who shall not feast on
the flesh pots. he Ia to dance to the music of the
senatorial iddlers and horn-blowers. He must
consent 70 belittle the office of president and hu.
initiate himself, or prepare TO be worried to death
by the bull. dogs of the Radical kennel.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04

ST. CHARLES COLLEGE. GRAND CorEAU.-we
are happy to be able to announce that this ex.
on the high road to prosperity. sixty.two stu
dents from Spring Hill College, (which was re-
Gently destroyed by rel arrived on the 10Th inst,
by the steamer Annie wsgley, accompanied by
their president, the Rev. Mr.. st. Curioz, and
were Immediately conveyed to the st. Charles Col
lege. These youths are all, or nearly ALL from
Alabama. Many students from different sections
Of our State are daily arriving st the college, and
We have no doubt there will soon be over hun-
dred students there.-[Opelousas Courier, Feb.
27th.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04

Buy the only sewing machine ct for family use,
the Clover 4 Baker. Warranted for FIVE years.
QuilteF, braider and hemmer given with each ma
chine 1T ls2 Canal street.
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Cali aud see Keep Hogan, IS Tchoupitoulss
street.for hardware, cutlery, plows, hoes. cast
ings, agricultural implements, etc. Prices low.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04
APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEdY
MEDICINE
Burin du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron and ass
ganese Pills.

The treatment Of chlorotc scrouous affections avf
ong and tedious With the usua preparations Of lron VIII
not unequsnty fall owing to the stomach not being able
support them. The researches Of Professors Hannon
Brussels; Gsnsoul aud retrequn, OF Lyons; BerEelus
rrousssau Of Paris have Demonstrated that this amenta
failure s owing 10 the absence Of Manganese which as
Iron essential element Of the blood These Phi
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics
have consequently received the appreciation Of the Acae
Of Medicine snd the principal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty Of success against Chloross tre
sickness Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood
regular kensruson and preferable " the pills Of
Of iron alone In all aaemic scrofEeus and esnosous AZ
Ions
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Don't buy q miserable single thread machine,
when you can get first premium Grover q Baker
at the New York price. 6fty-hve dollars, and war.
ranted i've years, at le2 Canal street.
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsine.
dKIhAULr Co. OHEMISTS PAkIE

aKIsAULr 4 CO., CHEMISTS. PAkIs
PEPslrE discovery Of Dr. Oorvisar
MUSICIAN " his majesty the Emperor of the French
Gastric Juice itself rather the digestive principle pure
which dgests food in She stomach When, by
consequences bad digestion, gasts gasralgs milan
nation Of the Of stomach and bowels
burn pitue ansmla, l1ss OF strength and On females
shlorosis The Elixir OF Pepsine which sanctioned tn
appreciation OF the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
all such Diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
Syrup of Peruvian Bark and Iron.
-PRyPARED
GRIMAULr co,
Chemists 70 Il. I. r. Prince Napoleon, PARA
This medicine presents agreeable FORM the setvs
principles OF Peruvian Bark the beat tonics combined
with Iron, Of the principal OF the bieod II IL
Ohlorosis sckness facilitate ths dsvs Of
young females and restore health vgor
IN general IL rapidly removes the distressing stomach
plants caused by anerns and leucore which Ladies'
stsn subject resuarses and factatss the Gov
estamenia and 10 also excellent for pale lymphso and
scrofslous children Lastly excss the appetite
DIGESTION and Is extremely beneficial 70 all persons
bleed has been impoverished BY Illness long cuh
senvsescsnea The effects Of this Syrup certain
and speedy.
Depot General In Few Orleans at
Y. DUCouGK'S,
20 chartres street.
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M0hE Advertisements, inserted ether day, 70 Be
charged jgo-thirds the above rates. - ~ 4 ~ --
First I'd Fourth page monthly Advertisements, each
square So FER msnth. -. - 49,, I
Trans ADVERTISEMENTS. having the Of The paper
nrst 81 70 each subsequent Insertion
70 cents Der square. p. 81. rli &C.,
Firs, snd Fourth page transient advertisements, each
hsertiopf 81 50 per square --.l--. se.i
inserted intervals TO be charged
each lDs ton .-,-n E-f
Resu advertisers whs advertise largely shall be allowed
neh 6b unit from above named transient rates be
Agreed don; provided that IN shall such discount
sIoeed y per cent ..r
All Sness mott of Advertisements to be charged 20
cents me- per line. each insertion. .. f.t.-.s
An lent advertisements must be paid for in advances.
An Eements marked for any specified number Of
luserf viii be published six times and charged accord
lhgy. .frr -.... ..
An with regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
Asquste the space occupied By Lines solid agate
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
10 pub }shed every Saturday msrning. Subscription 50
per anE In advance; half yearly and quarterly,
s-ssss "a tkho SVpfcs, 10 evnts.
Rates OF Advertising. .-l.---
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04

Says Shenandoah Bill, How do you spell leg.
isatiye hall? spell it Legislative haul" +" Yes"
observed Pete, iput it into legislative hall and
II MEANS stealing"
We will add, for the benefit OF the CRESCENT
'sanctum, that not smile was visible upon this
miserable attempt At Joke.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German cologne. and sold at half the price
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fee demanded Of his Office. That this is good
thingis not TO be doubted. The sums demanded
from each individual are small, but in the aggre-
gate they will form very handsome fund which
will be replenished as rapidly as it is expended.
The benefit to the State library will it cannot but
be- great. This is a good measure, and we frankly
give the Legislature all the credit they deserve for
conceiying it.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04
7 "A RENAISSANCE LOUIsIAHArsr,
Devoted 20 Southern Interests
Cssvsn Years Of Existsnoe.l

NEST nesbss pubcstlsn ismilss snd osunt
people vho prsstice the elegant French languages rsvis
eseoratey the political events Of tina week the
NE country The New Orleans American the interst
ACTS Of kousan the agricultural and commercial affair,
Me the market price the soire
me literary and scientific productions Of the day v,
great variety Of useful facts instructive ges huar.
Aneoeseos AZ All that con1poses hrst class paper
SUBSCRIPTION: - PKK ANNUM
M = pAsss Of LA RENAISSANCE are s6tsd IN /,
column and NE advertisements oonspdcuoualy IL
payed With reading matter In each pAgs that akss y
xoo Inntlnf done IN al languages. csaN strsss sern
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04
The Inst Of The Ceursd.rates

49, - IT.
AMAN WITHOUT COUNTRY THE CASE OF LIEUT.
BRArS-HIs oFFEssB AND THE STORY OF his M
fRIsoNnKSr. - ~ 81
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MEDICAL.
he. JsLYMAS KENNEDY. I'D o.
Formerly Of Philadephia)
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL iNsTIryr re,

ZIG Canal, Entrance Rampant Street..
Fer the treatment OF Chronic Diseases Throat Lung
Liver and Kidneys, Bronck it's, OatGrrh Functional Del
Engagements, Affections, keursfsa Spinal Ira
tons All DISEASES incidental to females at the dawn o,
womanboOd the Of maternity change OF Lfs Pumo
Consumption, Diseases Of the Heart Eve, Ear Blood
and fkn. the Womb. Uterus and its appendages scientific
ealy treated Thirteen Of my professional life having
been devoted exclusively TO the Of the aoOv}
named dteaes feel that promise ,eedy and perma
pent diteases ofen understood has test
gushed ladies' and gentemen in this country many of who
in the word OF lsers bearing testim my
skill DR. X. has collected the prinepa discoveries wit
which modern chemistry has enrehel the ned Of hster
kedcs he has investigated faithful y the effects OF vaoa
substances and exp red the ide fields OF remedies
before used several Of wh have proved TO have titles
great remedial power Persons at dstsute consult
BY letter. = LYMAN KESNGDH. M. d
25Csnal street entrance Rampant street. j
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pOrE's CURE FOR COU6 Hs. CoLDs
ASTHMA, ETC

In all Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs requiring The u
nid, soothing and decidedly efcsn, remedy ths prd
paraon may be used BY persons of all ages from "ths
hnt mswlng and puking In It's to where
xth age shifts into the lean and slpperea psnaloen
ach prospect Of relief from any formula
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS ha5 been used in nj
city fer ten years. with increasing d0and put
Ties At Toe. each. Try Il. JOHN II. POPE.
Druggist, corner jackson and Prytania streets.
Sold also by JOHN DxBEEEEvILLR Druggist, eornX
Damn md PoVdraa strata
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Two small boys accosted Pete near the CREs.
CENT Office last evening, asking of him relief in
the shape of tickets for coffee, on the double
claim that they sold the CRESCENT and that they
went TO Sunday school. Pete granted their re.
quest, and on bis return to the Office he was mar
rating the circumstance, when a small boy who
was in the sanctum inquired upon which ground
he granted the relief on account Of the Cries.
CENT. or on account Of the Sunday school; when
Pete unblushingly replied that it was upon coffee
grounds. A dead silence prevailed.
day or two since while funeral procession
was slowly and sadly proceeding out Canal
street, what was the CONSERVATION of the mourn
ers to see the heaTse give a sudden lurch and fall
heavily to one side, and what their dismay to dis.
cover that the cause of the accident was that one
of the wheels had come off The proce sion of
course at once came to halt, and efforts were
made to repair the damages, and finally the efforts
were successful, when the cortege resumed its
journey towards the cemetery.
bill has passed the Senate, and is now before
the House. which is certainly good one. Itorders
that when any State officer is INDICTED into Office
he shall pay to the secretary OF State certain fee
which shall be placed in the library fund, and de-
voted to the purchase of books maps, etc., for the
State library. The fees vary from $50, which il
required from the governor to 81 so, which is de.
handed Of the justices Of the peace. The bill
further orders that no officer shall be competent
to exercise the duties Of bis office until he shall
hold the receipt Of the secretary Of State for the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04

SrECTAL TREATMENT or UHRONI
- DIsEASEs-DR De BAUssEr win take charge of a
guarantees the follow ing chronic diseases Sect
Diseases Whites, Blsnnouhees, Ueersl Rheumatism, 0
Dyspepsia Cherose Liver Complaint Diseases Of the Urn
y Organs and Deafness. Consultations every day from
o'clock till at bis Office, Of Orlesus and Boz
non streets Residence, No. ~ Dsuphlne street..
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04
EREkCH MEDICINES
-PREPARKD By
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS
Is Rue RICHKLIEJ, PARIS.
No More Copaisa and Cubess.
aHIkAULfs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT
MATIOO yEGETAnIa

Whsrs ell other medicines have fasd these prePaF at
VII Avsys eject ThessinsuTo rapid and extraord
Of severe as2 chronic OF prvats dea
Hicsrd and are found greatly superior % all hitherto knd
mineral remedies and Copaba and Uubehf fks Injected
used IN recent and capsxlex In ehr0xic cssssL
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04
Asthma Oppression. Byspn@a.
MDIAN CIGARETTES OF oArABls INDI
FKxrAHxD IT GEIxAuLf Co.. CHEMISTS, PARIS.

Recent experiments in France, England and Germany
proved that these Cigarettes sovereign remedy for
sbove distressing Affections especially whsn Ralladon
stramonium and 0pixm have failed 10 give relief
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04

In the list of hotel arrivals published in yester.
days CRESCENT was, in one column, the name Of
Miss Beaumont, and directly opposite it, in an
other column, that of Miss Fletcher. There was
time when the names of Beaumont ami Fletcher
were in frequent uxtaposition in the annals of the
day but we will guarantee that this is the first
time in more modern ages that they have been SO
closely joined
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04
Auction Sales To-Day.

THutsDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1859.
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A man might be justidable, we think, if con-
fused, in saying cemetery when he meant semi
nary, from the fact that in those institutions the
dead languages are taught.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22
WASHINGTON.

WAsninoroN, Feb. 22.-It 10 reported
that Gen. Grant has become more cemmu
NEGATIVE, and expressed himself on SatuI day
10 On intimate friend very freely ia regard
to the composition Of his Cabinet. aud said
| shall invite civilians to Oil all Cabins,
positions. If my selection should not prove
)udicious in the first instance l shall feel
lustI6sd in correcting the mistake by msking
. second, Or third selection. il necessary.
The Senate met The morning, and after
the opening exercises took recess till this
evening.
The President has vetoed the copper Ia.
RID bill.
Letter book Of Con. Halleck has been
foond. containing all the correspondence
on the subject Of the removal Of Grant when
At vicksburg, including order for removal
The srdcr was signed by Hallcck, but was
retained BY Stanton, who at the time direct
ed oil the correspondence OF lIallook.
Gen. Banks friends urge him to give all
papers in bis possession to the public, but
b still refusss to do so.
The steamer Mississippi. which arrived
yesterday, brought Bliss and Waterman,
rocent prisoners Of Lopez, with orders to
report at Washington. Bliss states thsv
we're arrested On charges made by y brother
Of Lopez to attract attention from himssll--
he having been detected robbing tho M,
tionai treasury. Bliss aud Masterman were
examined before . military tribunal, and
subjected to repeated torture. When final
~ released they we're compelled to attest t.
the truth Of statements extorted from til. IN
in the presence Of United States naval off
GERS. Lopez is At present believed to be
entrenched in . mountain pass, in the
vicinity Of Csrro Leon. Minister McMt j.
hon ia with him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22
NEWS
~ TELE0R.APR.
FORrlETlu CONGRESS-.


WAssiSorox. Feb. 20.-SEsArs.-The
crsdentials Of Eussne Oassily. Senator cleo.
iron California. were presented.
Mr.. Corbstt called up the bill to issue an
American register to the ship Agra, Of Boz.
ton, put under protection Of the British
dag during the war.
A discussion cnsued and cont, uued until
the expiration Of the forenoon hour. which
brought up the bill to repeal the tenure Of
ofIics act.
M. Chandler made an unsuccessful efTsrt
10 have Il set aside for the puposc Of TAX.
ing up the business Of the Committee on
Commerce, Tuesday evening being &c,
apart for the consideration Of that busi
ness.
NJ. Frelinghuysen moved to lay aside
the bill temporarily that be might move to
assign Wednesday for the consideration Of
his naturalization bill.
Mr.. Hendricks opposed il because the
bill. il passed, woald make naturalization
very expensivs-almost impossible.
The.metion Vas lost.
The Senate proceeded to the conaidcra.
ton Of the bill 10 repeal the tenure Of Office
act.
Mr.. Conkling spoke in favor Of retaining
tue law IN the modified form in which it
w'u stand 4 the report Of the Judiciary
Committee be adopted.
Mr.. Doolittlo argued in favor of uncon~
di'ional repeal Of the tenure Of Office act
which he said VAS wrong in theory and in
capable Of execution.
Mr.. Dixon said he had voted against the
passage Of the bill ADD should vote for i.
repeal. Tie agreed with the Democracy Of
Connecticut 10 their ideas expressed in the
resolutions Of their recent convention. that
they would not urge iadiscrimioats war.
fare against the ad0inistration Of General
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22
CHICAGO.

CnfcAGo, Feb. 23.-Ths Union Park Con-
gressional chur, b, corner Of Reuben and
Washington streets, was almost totally
destroyed by fire last evening. The church
contained fine organ, valued ct $4,000,
which was destroyed with everything the
church contained The entire loss Is esti'
mated \. $4,000. twas fully covered by
insurance
On Saturday night an unsuccessful at
tempt was made TO fire the Pops's block
the large building on Madison street and
directly opposite Farewell. A ire beirg
kinded on the floor Of the main entrance.
but the dampness of the floor, which had
been recently scrubbed, prevented its ex.
tens on though hole WAS burned through
the floor
The Universslist church at Young
America. Warner county, H., was totally
destroyed by fire about hafpast one this
morning. The fire is supposed 70 have
originated from furnace in the basement
Loss 81 300; insured for $2,7OO.
The Times Washington special Of ycstsr-
day says;
Tho President stated to night that he
should send TO congress to>moIso~ . veto Of
bill increasing duties on copper ore. There
does not seem to be much prospect for its
passage over veto.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22

U6W vVbh.
Nsw YonK, Feb. ga Japan letter oil
Dec. %, says the Miksdo retains ex.Lieut
Grinnsli in o. chief OF the Naval
Bureau, and appointed Gen. Paul Frank.
formerly Of the U. 8. army, General 10 :
chief OF the japanese military forces st q
salary Of t12.coo per year. English and
French representatives protested against
the appointment. but we're met By the re-
ply than Japan Was an Independent nation,
and did not recognize their right 70 ques.
ton or dictate It's policy.
The National Theatre, ct Washington.
Was used for religious purposes last night,
and an Eoglish preacher named Sherman
presided. 10 the course Of bis semarks he
alluded 10 President johnson % man who
had bis trunks packed for Tennessee, and .
portion Of the audience hissed. He then
INDUCED in strong dsnunciations Of the
Presidents abuse Of the pardoning power
in the Dempsey case, whereupon half the
audience rose to their feet, Kissed and then
departed.
Senator Salisbury fell from bis crrriag q
in Washington yesterday and broke his
leg.
st. Thomas dates 18th inst state that
the people there still hope for annexation
| to the Unite d States.
The tower OF the Methodist church II
Morrsiana fell carly yesterday forenoon
Mr.. O'Brien was struck by brick and bad
y injured. The tower was built Of paten
| brick, imitation Of free stone, and l25 fee
high. The building was badly injured
The total less is nearly $4,000. III,
building was lust completed.
Mastadert Bro IS clothing ware house oil
Warren street was damaged to the amour
Of $4,000 by fire this morning. Insured
No stock board nor produce exchange to
doy. Flags are out and . holiday pre-
Il walls.
AUsuns, Feb. 22.-An attempt Of III,
Bishop McQuaid to install Priest Kavanal
in place Of the old priest, Thos. O'risherty
yesterday, was prevented BY tho Catholics
II this place. The bishop was prsvente,
from saying mass in the morning, being lie,
out Of the church by the crowd. O'Flaher
y preventing any violence TO the Bishop
Subsequently, over one thousand Catholic
held meeting and were addressed BY In
ausntial catholics. and resolved, unanimous
", to stand by O'Fisherty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22

0Yrsa Dali. r. TsHRsLL. Warren. Ind. March
3, iess.--l Al engaged In the practice Of meai-
cine. aud aua your Gsrgiing Oil an extremely
Efficient remedy in all cases whore nl.extsrnal
application 10 indicated.
From Ia. u. G.: NsAL. Burris. ilewa, Dee. 20,
lass-I have praclcsd m ediciaes In this couu
" seven ysses aad ohserfully rscomne sd.s y our
uargliog on - the best Imminent 10 use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22

Erom Dat. ". ELLss. TssSsviils, Ga ,vJAn.
u. lsss.--ifl ceaid receive both boxes Of the
Osrgi,ug Oil il Gill not BE- too much. a. l think
cosld s0sn In sale for Il all. the inquiry being
reqasnt since il 10 supposed that have il for
ale.
From Da w. -. Mccall, Chamois. NO.,
Nov. g. 1883 Your 0argiipg Oil 10 taking the
sAine Cd from all the iiniments Of the day. Ii
you desired them. l could procure dozens Of
ssrtihcates from the best citizens Of the country