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THE BowLEs frNcInlrs.-Ths spirited corps under
command 81 Capt A II Purdy, make excursion
the 9th OF this nth duly 60 Milton, Westchester
county being the native place Of the captain aud the
sid nee Ct his parents The mpany anticipate parad
ing between eighty and ninety strong; and with their
neat ard snowy uniform aud headed by Shcltons fun
military band will attract much attention from the in.
tervening towns the New Haven Railroad.
ANsrusAEY 90 LrrrR.Hv socirrirs-Last evening
the lhilcmathCan and Eucliav Societies celebrated
their anniversary In the Eighth street church. At
about eight O'Clock the students Of both societies
comlanied by the faculty, alumni, and invited guests
marched In procession from the University the church
An Grafton of an hour and halfs Duration was de
lvoud by the Rev George W Bethune, -. u. The sub
jet q the oatn the oratory OF Tern times
pared with that II ancient Greece aud Rome. Much
eoqueDcc strength q argument, humOr and criticism
we're displayed in the delivery and the doctor went
1rgtlily into historical research show the all power
full inu'rce that the orators Of ancient times exercised
over the human mind. lie stated that the same In
ut could be exercised at the day nd urged
the propriety Of cutivsting oratorca discipline lie
set forth the superior advantages that orator had
10 evtn in addressing the public through the press The
discourse was interpreted throughout with rich
variety Of classic illusions and usratons md the happy
SCI graphic and powerful language In which the doctor
delivered every part of his Grafton, called forth rounds
q applause vt the end Of almost every paragraph After
The Rev. DR. Bethu1e concluded John q Sare. Esq,
tered most excellent poem. The principal thu was
the New England States their heroes schools country
and their peculiar characteristics people The church
donseiy crowded and Mr. Sarc enthusiastically
chCcr,d ut intervals throughout the whole delivery The
melting separated at quarter to ten o'clock.
MrssrcNaRv ASvrERsARv ON Sunday evening, the an.
nveuary Of the Juvenile Missionary Society Me-
hodist Episcopal Church, held In Seventh street
The ann ual rport was rad before large congregation
" the Secretary MIR Nglker 10 LENGTHY and in.
style Several addresses delivered showing che
extent and progrss Of mission operatiune aud the *.
allied character e missionary enterprises. collection
Vas taken w ar several life members added 20 the lot
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DOU BILE SHE EFT
FOURTH OF gULY.

N >rr7G FOURTH OF JULY .-ls5l-GRAND EN-
~. cursion to Newburgh landing each way at Rock
band Lake Cad wells. and West Point (Cozzsns Dock
each way rs cents for the entire
The commodous and fast sailing steamer SOUTH AMERICA
follows from pier foot Of Droome street, East
tver at ga A M Pier No. 2 North River Ia; Chambers
street 7 Hammond street. and Thirteenth street at
eieek striving at Newburgh at about IL o'clock
ng will leave Newburgh p NJ making the above land
gs reaching New York at early hour, giving
enge opportunity to witness the various grand dis
lays of fireworks Tickets ready and for sale
m. Hall Il Sons Music Store 239 Broadway, and Raynor's
Book 76 Bowery.
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Commander Manning has been detached from the
g mmHnd of the hsrdrzvOus 90 Norfolk and Lieutenant
foinderter Is ordered 90 be detached until further m
stiuctione sre received from the department. Several
men have applied % be shipped In the service but there
Is no c1icer TO ship thgm.
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1881 roUarH JULY EXCURSIONS FROM NEW

NQE1 FOURTH JULY EXCURSIONS FROM NEW
ACCl York TO philadelphia; by Camden and Amboy
Railroad at A. NJ and p M Passengers will leave pier
North river by the superior steamer JOHN POTTER on
btS by A. NJ line for South Amboy thence by the COM
anys splendid to Philadelphia Returning will leave
Philadelphia, Walnut street wharf the 4h at or p
and on the 5th 9th and 7h Of July BY either of the lines
-' IVA 'A' T. BLISS Agent.
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The Court OF Aupeafs.

ElsuR. June %, 1851
The argument Of ease No 20 was concluded today at
the hour Of adjournment.
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RAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION To BRIDE
~ port The aud splenod ,tea ncr ALICE Captain
hares Weeks will leave er Is foot IL Liberty street at
O'clock tic morning Of the Fourth OF july arriyn
slgtraton q NE day; Retrrping The Alice will leave
Bridgeport 81 three ocjch r. W. Fare twenty-five cents
hch way. Tho BAKER Guards. with the United States
Dand from Governors Island, will accompany the
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6NRAND EXCURSION TO sTRATToNPORr. IN OR
der TO celebrate tire anniversary ct the glorious Fourth
3p uly.-Thc Nellknown steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt
peek, will make excursion, starting from Hammond
treet n R. o'clock in the mornings Robinson street az
o'clock Fulton street r r, at ~ Grand street az p
nd Tenth street at 10 o'clock After which abe will make
the Sound aud. in returning will land her
gers the dock at Strattonport, adordng 10 all
Of the picturesque of the greatest treats that
an be found the city, aud its excite ment
nd hustle In order O. make the day pass pleasantly,
rstrate American rama Is engaged aud refreshments
ded board And shorei and expense has been
AIRED male IL suitable for occasion The
Of the whole excursion Sil be only % Children
binder II of half price Tickets which lin
ted, he obtained at the sfce Of JOHN A. FLAMMEk
rs Wooster street one Of the propretors.
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ENJEw JERSEY RAILRoAp.-FoURrH OF JULY Elk

fNEw JERSEY RAILRoAD.-FoURTH OF JULY Elk
eursonsro and from for S. with eiths,
& July IN the and A. NJ and r. Nj and on the ath
% from on the sS Of jury fsfii s
tsr. and on the 9Th Sta and n ssh 5qy in h sae
Unusual preparstons are making for the celeSra
Of the 4th in Newark Elizabethtown New Brunswick
and the with the Morris
nd and Central Railroads there will bethe following
xtra Trains ON the Fourth ~
cave Newark tSf.S. AND Leave New York 70 M.
p" li% liz"
EIIzABETHrowN AND NEW YORK.
leave ElnabethtOwn si9 p NJ Leave New York 10 NJ
e g i sjs
cave Rshvay 10 5 A. NJ Leave New York sA.M.
!" lS S!S iH"
leave New Brunswick 4 T.: M; Leave New York 10 p NJ
The train leaving New York at 10 p will connect at
hte House. &c. Passengers visiting Newark, New Bruins.
icf horristown and other places viii md much 70 their
ains and thus avoid the ds from New York on that
Jay. Returning there will be extra train from Ne.
ork at 20 M above n. B-Passensers for Somer-
lille and Wiite House will take tho p. NJ train from
View York, Con the 4th) instead OF r. M
ExCURsIoN ON LAKE ERIE ON FOURTH OF
3LABAsA and CHARTER will make excursions on Lake
Erie the lth Of July next leaving Dunkrk early in the
passengers oer upon the Lake two three days,
sitng the most interesting points The Alabama will leave
burn in the evening The Charter viii leave in the morning
top at Buffalo ana return the same evening anrdng an
sapg New York by the Erie Railroad the morning OF
90 az o'clock arrive in Dunkrk the evening and
accommodated the hest board the boats
Passengers leaving in the mail train st o'clock, the ID
aFsmaiseyer night at Eimira and proceed 70 Dankirk
@i TX June Is. 1851. " WI '-''iA A''A'
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,kfoM Central Assrica.-Ry the Prometheus, at
New York, intelligence to September 9Th, has been
received from Central America.
The aisst intelligence from the interio, was that
va % msfcn upon I ia on .ns ON y
wonid ,sEs Il Nv force ny, the Government mon.
tenssro's) impressed nio their service all the mari
neros also, all the ar,neros who were in the ser
wee Of me Canal COMPANY, which y preach OF
n ,". FUN S ~, wv. S0 ip,a -. ssh nf
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Fatal Accident MIR. Moran and two others were
drowned a, Blackstone. Massachusetts. ou the Sd
instant; they were in chaise on the railroad
bridge. when BY some accident they suddenly fell
distance Of ssven'y-fvs fec, into tho water, and
were drowned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

Dsath from Estsmpsyases.-On Saturday, the
4ih Instant, Lewis Wallner, German peddler.
fell suddenly dead in the New Market 1t Rich
moad,. Va, from inssmperanes. He has left .
widow md I've children il destitute circumstsnces
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

Jx& Lsks H~.-It is stated in the Buffalo pa
psrs that Jenny Lind is to give concert in that
city for The benefit Of The sufferers By the late Gre
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

Gtssrosify Miss Davenport while in Phila-
delphia, played an evening for the benefit Of Kos
sush. By which the handsome sum Of $500 was
realized which will b handed over to the patriot
on his arrival
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raeuns l1f jRzsln 1psssn.
In bhildips :, ~; VI = 6AUosn, sone excsl.
- u,a.rl.l - saIlsi ~ rrquIsllion. A con
vsnsisa = - asnew coe1.isutidn, = Blscsivs
)ndiciarv. n Dsnhing, ekes ~ sleplisnt pcpu.
e ossuu1 s end - platuly ~ ny required
- IL SeoCnifies q the peopee5 hat Ne heve
b ~ ~ lhsir he, psovidee candidates b made
o speak.
But thefs y 0ne measure brought Soswafd q
bat platform tos which - have pecellaf -
vcsion. We eetss p Hu1.se1ed Ezsnpooo. ~
3 ~ hsSe esxne1sly pelsd' W1eHsy9 - ~
passaniu ee1sed n - Y nc|'es Y. nv
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

German Sympathetic Mesting large meeting
Of Germans was addressed by Dr.. Kinkel, at Bal
timore, on the 9th inst The object Of the meeting,
to raise funds for their enslaved countrymen, was
fully met-upwards Of $500 being subscribed on
the ground.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

More TIvsstsnsS Ssssssion -The citizens of
Dsds county. Georgia, asting upon the example
Of their disunion 0ovsraer, It late meeting re-
SOLVED that, Il Georgia ssesdss from the Union,
they will secsds ftsn Gsergis. The merit Of the
resolve il mostly contained in the fact that Dsde
county IL naturally separated from the rest of
ssosgia b. range Of mountains, and her citizens
could aaasx themselves 70 Tennessee upon which
chee they border, without any difficulty whatsoever.
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Ertensiue Fa;lures-Two extensive firms Leather
dealers. failed on Saturday week 1t Boston A
Salem merchant, who he's also failed, il on their
paper for e4O0Co0
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General Lons.-Gen. Lane Of Oregon, was in
Louisville on the I'd inst He left next day for
Washington
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zSe 1enaeaae L4gisletsrs Leeisls,urs of
ihb sAie convened 1t Nashville on he 6,h in,,.
Jordan Stokes. Esq. lwhis, was elected Speaker,
and NJ Lewy. twhis, Clerk In the Senate, &.
Hill, Esq, Of Gihson county, was elected Speaker,
and H. H. Harrison. clerk. The Senate then pro-
ceedsd 70 the election Of an Ensrsaipg Clark, ten
candidates being in nomination, withou, any re-.
suit up to The time of adjournment.
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Penny Post.-Mr. Gamble, Postmaster at 81
Louis, has received orders from the General De.
partment to establish the Penny Post in that city.
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Eseepsd. On the night Of the 26th ult., Thos
Bonham, confined under indictment for murder,
and o. G. Burnett, for larceny, escaped from the
jail at Joliet ILL., They made their escape by dig
ging under the wall Of the building, with imple.
ments which were furnished them by an sccomplice
from the outside -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

The Independent Holiday Clubs /" passed our
efiacs yesterday evsning in long array, with ban
ners zansparshcies torches, ETC., with notices Of
IL kinds blazing in light. We noticed, .No
gouging The Coon is dad" Every man his
own banker" provided he has any thing to bank
%, ~ supposs). Approaching our indspsnd-
snee best article in the city press Of courss
they gave us three loud cheers, fcr which We arc
obliged 70 than.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

Steam~ Winfield Scott This feet steamer made
her last trip to New York, from this city, 10 sx and
. half days. Quick time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

4sssssg to Stats-Ws - il stated in soms
q our szcA.asss, Ne know not how trus il s, tha,
qsits nsmbsT q Tie residents Of South Cazslias
ars leaving that State.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

Lsgislative.-The Legislature Of Kentucky was
to have met last Monday.
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Mr.. Bancretk-The New York Post denies, of
" the best authority in the world" which we pre-
sumo must be the authority of Mr.. Bancroft him.
self, that this distinguished gentleman has any in
tention of changing his residence, and says that
although he is building cottage in Newport, be
proposes to remain citizen of New York,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

8 Vornna / hsve = vauious scnaunnA6as thgoueh ths
pumals u Nm city. ssusht 70 sot fica Mandsvnb Ms
~ WIKI. Z = day o.alssd dis. e tns JAN
eAos Il ehsE In vain have pasht ths Ahfosnaon ~
year bsasat ed guidance The poh. sad "nsM" and
asnemaitta" sns = b he uaa ef hs canvsn. \ B.
hooee yss y dssa sush nssavs policy. and ceandsia
ths fsik hoee Hfsst. who Bsvsr sshamsd y svew
hs ssadnsata Msndsvf!s Msnssy's fads havs admitted
that h swsss sssiascs = ~ Coalosal thsass Of
Fnnos." snd b soasqsssss Ia sa undsr that 0ovun-
nsnt ri with H. sssat seslssss aanoanesit = hss
he II hin y have actsd hus Asesh II ~ sas paaaphs
b. i blown 10 have fhld 70 act ont h ssigaalons.
AessiIng 70 Statements It ~ ''Dsns' TIN nsr1inG.
Mandsvs Masny swess % sulin IL laws Of Francs end
70 at hhay IN The pest whch b Nd ebtainsd <whsh
- that Of oavslsy s1ees) NJ. non y III swvlso
wes wanted 10 maintaining Fnoh laws de b throw up
his nss votsn: ths man IN whem yea o. ny.
granting (whst has 1T 70 b shown) that = b czM
nan who woa 70 uphold laws asd Ut svads ths
seuoa Of thsn. By fonaking bib post Th laok II morl
o. phyoal courage 70 sncs law shosld nos b fsot IN
Msndsvils MsrigHs. y shsy al important rsqus %
b. pensxsd By Sh~iG So fR from The Delta proving
that Mr.. Madsny citizen Of the United 6tatss. haa
only shown that ths delbt in The mattse and b. infer
snos that Mr. Mgny should have The bsnsnt Of that doubt
bsss wsy wou b. 70 ads I'll doubfal paztiss. and
wait Tie dsoon Of ths hshs tribunals Of hs Untsd Satis.
WHISTLER Amseans By swearing anssanes 70 osssn pewmu
thssby sneunes esissa.aip hsss. This matter might b
vsy sally right think. II Mr. Mahsny wssd stsss.
and give COPY Of tn oath which he took. whs b.
tsssd the French s.ics From NJ earliest ysars have
besn taught that man oan svs two massss fos shn
b will love the and dps tho Other. hold % The
and fonaks the Other. and shoud like 70 have II appsas
which Of the two Govsmmsnn. claiming Mr.. Maisny as
sisncs Fra7cs the Unisd States. csved The homage
his hsalt woud not fos moment believe that Nj. Ma
nsny would b. recsaat to the land Of biz bh but can
not pescsvs his Fssnsh allegiance consistent with TIL
sztvagant hypssbos Of ps that has been vhsd On hin
| and hs ssvics in foreign armies.
II wss better to disoountsnance Mr. Magnys claims nm
til he is right before the peoples because. make
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

Heavy Fraud IN Tie Revenue.-Mr. J. Z. Herrick,
large importer of books and stationery in John
street. New York, has been arrested for passing
fraudulent invoices through the custom-house. He
has made a full confession. About $50 900 worth
Of goods in his store have been seized by the Fed
eral officers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

Syracuse -Numsrous dispositions were taken on
the 81 Instant, at Syracuse. N. Y, before U. S.
Commissioner Sabine, bearing upon HE rescue of
the slave Jerry, from the officers Of the law. Sew
emil arrests have been resolved upon the parties to
the rescue being generally identified. 1t will be
satisfactory to the lovers of law and order every
where, 10 know that the ringleaders of the riot are
not likely to escape the rsnalty Of their temerity
bv any lack of evidence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

Piremenss Charitable Association
y regular meeting ofths fusmsns Chazabs Association
held the 18th inst, the following gentlemen appsiasd
compose General Rssf ths ensuing quarsr
J0uN SULLIVAN. Of No. II. Charman residence Gomez
Jackson and Vhlefe stIcsas.
LOUIS o. HuARD. Of No. q No. ll6 Barsaok street.
H. CONDOR, Of No. 8; coyn<s Dslozd snd Magazine ss
and Elyaan Fieds. bs,wesn Victory and MORGAN.
ol55t GEORGE w. HUBBELL. Seerstary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

.nos Young Mems Association. >sf~
@9 ~ A ssfiss Of Twelve Bsils viii be given = ~
uu 2by This Association, TO subscrieep only.) Al
q the Armory Hall. 81 Camp strsst, the 6rst Of
- tbs series TO take place the 6rst sATuR- -
DAY November.
sauscpon sao half in ADVANCE balance hs Of the
axth Bali.
Subscription list will be closed on the 18th inst.
OLA tnovi J. CHANDLER, secy, 10 Matches st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

CITY Mortality.-The deaths at Philadelpha
for the week ending Saturday, the 18th inst, was
136, Of which rs were adults and 81 children. At
Baltimore, for the same time, there were So deaths
-sdults 80. and 46 children. At st. Louis, for .
corresponding period, there were 66-males IS,
females 81 80 Of the number being children under
fve years old. AT Charleston, 8. c., for the same
time, there were 28-adults a. and children 6.
At Boston, the number Of deaths were 70.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

ENGLISH CANNED COAL, at One Dollar
~ per bb-l2) tons frat quality Camel Coal. now land.
ing. This coal warranted In qualify equal 70 any eyer
Dollar per barrel dsvstd In any ba Of the Second NUM-
cpaty. and with the UNDERSTANDING that shall prove
tfely entisiaotory on delivery, sa. Fog sae b.
SPENCER FIELD, 90 Poydras street
f1y Families wishing their snply from the Above will
please ssad Odss mmsdiaey thatit may b delivered
direalv frum the ship. 0l5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

Nearly Buried Alipe.-We learn from The Han
ninal (MissourD Wing, that German woman in
that vicinity, on Tuesday week. was supposed by
her ffiendu TO have died. A messenger was sent to
town to obtain coffin. but. on his arrival, forgo
the dimensions. He returned and unwnpped the
body for the purpose Of sscertaining the sixe Of
coffin. Upon taking the clothes Of, the woman
was discovered wide awake. She il now doing
well, and in . fair way Of recovery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

= n I 1G1suu, ~ 1s1Iii1I1e 06Npo(R n o. fhtId
~ y. VA 81 Sl i4 VI III
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FASHIONABLE FALL AND WINTER
CIOtktNg.

n Would beg savs ee sss.tioc e hs,s saeaes =.
live a,sortnept II FA6HlONADkk CLOIhtN0t manaSe
b. thar honss, ii William stfsst, nevYosh vsen Y p
quality and syis not 70 b. .fpaslsd n ~
our frirnds 70 examination Of cur stock ....,.r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-15

VI u. r. SCANLAN q Gu, N
No. ~ CharIes street,
~ Have received per ahip Emperor from Havrs, splendid
FANCY GOODS MILLINERY, which they will
opsn on MONDAY, October 10. ols 2pf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1851-08-30
CATECHISM.

@. Was any person ever born drunkard
A. No.
@. What is the only way possible for a
man to become a drunkard
A. BY using intoxicating drinks.
@. Do any other persons besides drunk
ards use intoxicating drinks
A. Yes there are many such persons.
@. What do such persons cal them
selves
A. Occasional or moderate drinkers.
@. Do moderate drinkers ever become
drunkards ?
A. Yes great numbers of them.
@. If there were no moderate drinkers
would there be any drunkards
A. No. All drunkards were at first mode
rate drinkers.
@. Do moderate drinkers ever expect or
wish to become drunkards
A. No.
@. Why, then, do they become such
A. Because their appetite for strong drinks
becomes uncomfortable. and the habit Of
drinking becomes confirmed.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1851-08-30

DRUNK.-There is scarcely word in the
English language that seems TO be SO stu
diously avoided by everybody, as the one
at the head of this paragraph. We wish
the thing were as uncommon as the word.
The last synonym that we have observed is
eight, "a term that strikes US IS rather map
propriate, since ''tight," man in the cant
phrase Of the word, is almost always a
"Ioose character We give list of few
of the various words and phrases which
have been in popular use at one time or an
other, to signify some stage Of ofinebriation; =
Over the bay, half seas over, hot, high. corn
ed, cut, cooked, half-cocked, shaved, disgui-
sed, jam,ned. damaged. sleepy. tired, dis
couraged, snuffy. whipped, how come ye
So. breezy, smoked, too heavy, fuddled,
proggy, tipsey, smashed. swipy. slowed.
crank, salted down. how fare ye, on the lee
lurch. all sails set, three sheets in the wind,
we'll under weigh, battered, blowing, boosy,
sawed, snubbed, bruised. screwed. stewed, !,
soaked, comfortable, simulated, jug steamed,
tangle-legged. fogmatic, blue-eyed, pass
encer in the Cape Ann Stage, striped.
boozy, faint, shot in the neck, bamboozled,
weak ioisted, tight, got brick y his hal