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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-10
NUMBER I72,
ARTS, MANUFACTURE S &c.


| ARTISTS UNION OF CINCINNAT1.
ITHE "ARrIsrs' UNION" is established in the
| L city oi Cincinnati, for the promotion Of the
tastes for tie Fine Arts, and the encouragement
OF the great body OF artists residing in The Wes-,
TEN States. The plan OF the Institution unites
great public good with private grstifcaiion, at
The annual subscription OF membership s6Se
dollars, which entities members to all its priyi-
leges The money obtained from SUBSCRIPTIONS.
alter paying necessary expenses is appropria-
ted 70 the production OF two fine engrasings, OF
which every subscriber receives copy Of each
for every FIVE dollars paid-to the publication Of
monthly iournf devoted to literature ard att
and 10 the purchase of American Works of Art.
which will be publicly distributed by 10, am, ne
all the members, on the first of September of each
year: The Paintings distributed will be richly
framed at the expense of the Institution.
subscribers for 1851 viii receive copy OF
Mounts celebrated pic ure Of s,Catching kab-
bits" and beautiful print of Washington - at
ter Stuarts Celebrated Portrait, which is admit
ted TO be the best now i'm exister -e if 'a1ol
There have been about ninety paintings already y
purchased for distribution, nearly every artist Of
merit in the West being represented in the col
lection. among whom may be mentioned, Mrs.
Lilly M. Spencer. T. w. Whittridge. w. L.
Sonn.ag, r. s. Duncanson G. n and j. P. Frank !,
enstein, Chas. Soule, J. o Eaton. Emile Bot. W
M. Griswold, VIM. II. Beard Jacob t'ox. b. NJ.
McConkey, G. w. White, Chas Rogers, J. r..
Johnson, and others. ,a
Among the paintings 10 be distributed are the
following - Domestic Happiness "by Mrs Lii
Iy M. Spencer, considered her best work; 9Th, u
Season." by w. L. Sonntag; .'The Old Mill" by
the same; "Crawford's Battle Ground.n by v. II.
Griswold; River aisin Battle Ground "by r.
S. Duncanson; two Marine views hy Jas. Ham. !,
iItOn; several sketches By Thos Birch; three OF
Whiuridge's best Lahdscapes: the Of G. N.
Frankenstens Kentucky Views; four 'andscape, !,
By Duncanson; two by v. n. Griswold; five by
W. L. Sonntag three of Francis celebrai ed "SiIf
Life picttrfes; a fancy head, Genevieve. BY -
0. Eaton; and Viola" by Cnas. Soule Besides
these there are about sixty other paintings. most
ly BY western artists; in addition 10 which others
will be addec as fast as subscriptions are feeeiv-
ed. - = fe-f-7l1.,s
Additional Information in regard TO the plan !
and objects OF the above Institution, will be fur.
nished BY Honorary Secretaries, who are ppoint.
ed in all the principal places in.,he Union. s,rea
In places where there are no Hon Secretaries,
subscrip ions can be forwarded 10 THos. Fans
&Co. Acting Managers of the "Artisrs' Uuion Of '
~ -,,...
Subscriptions received at Evansville by
a' N. X. STOUT, 'it' *
JyI5- Hon. Secretary in
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SHERIFFS SALE.

l(Y virtue of several wris of execution fin Ia
Dvor Of Ber, Stinson and others, against Thos.
Hal) issued out ofike Office of the clerk OF the
Vanderbufgh Circuii Court and to me directed. I
will on Thursday, the 20lh day of November ,'5i;
between the hours of 10 o'clkA. N and p NJ,
of said day, at the door of the Court House Il, the
city OF Evansville, expose to sale the rents, is
sues and profits for the term of seven years. of
the following described real estate, tow /:
The east hall of the northeast quarter of sect
No. three, township No. six, south of range No. =
ten west, In the Vincennes Land District, and in
default OF said rents issues and profits selling for
sum sufficient to satisfy said exc, uiion, will
al the same time and place. offer for sale the fee
simple OF said real estate :, ....s.ir ,4r.a---
ocl22-3w JOHN 8. TEkRY. S.y
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EVANSVILLE a. MONDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1851
BOOKS. STATIONERY &C.
NEW BOOK STORE.

THE Subscribers wo, Ia inform the Citizens o
Evansville and surrounding country. thai
they have opened a new and complete stock o
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C., and are, .pared
to wait upon oil who may favor them with call
We have constantly on hand q valuable and ex'
tensive collection of School Books. Also. Blank
Books of every description. Writing. Wrappine
and Printing Paper.
A general variety OF all kinds of English. Fren
and American Stationery.
A large and well selected assortment Of Misce
aneous Books. t.s l.tlr
Our arrangements are such, that we shaltreceive
by Express, every two weeks, new Book ., as they
are issued by the Eastern Publishing Houses; .
Of which will be D. Id OF Wholesale and Reteil, ss
low as they can be bought either in Louisville or
Cine matt and no mistake;
Call and examine ohr Books
E. II HOOD & CO.,
Main ST. one door below Morsan&Keens
Ercnsrlls, MAY 24ih. 1851.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE Inventors Manual of Legal Principles
| ] and Guide to the Patent Office; by George
L. Curtis
| Service Afoat and Ashore during the Mexi.
can War; by Lieut.. Raphael Simms, u. 8. N.
| The True Remedy for the Wrongs of Wo-
man; with history of an Enterprise having
nat for its object; by Catherine E. Beeoher.
| Familiar Science; or the Scientific explana-
lion of ommon things; Edite. by X. E.. Peterson
| The American Con n Spinner. and Managers
and Carder's Guide, Prac'.cle treatise on cot.
ton spinning. giving the dimensions and speed
of Machinery, draught and twist calculations,
&C., with notices Of recent Improvements. To-
gether with rules aod examples for making
changes in the size and numbers of rowing and
yarn; compiled from the papers If the late Rob..
| II. Baird.
The Moulder's and Foun -ers' Pocket Guide;
by Fred. Overman, with forty-two wood engrav-
ngs.
A new lot OF the Seventh Census ofthe United
States.
Rena; or the Srow Bird A tale Of real life;
by Caroline Lee Heptz
Mary Lawson: by Eugene Sue.
The Female Spy; or Treason In the Camp
A story OF the Revolution; by Emmerson Ben
nett
The Gipsv Chief by G. w. M. Reynolds.
Life and Manners; from the autobiography of
an Eng lish opium-eaier; by Thomas De Quincy.
Sunbeams and Shadows, and Buds and Bios
SONS; or Leaves from Aunt Minnies Portfolio;
10y George A. Hu.e. f4s
Uric; or the Voices; by T. s. Fay.
The History of Josephine; by John 8. e. kb-
bou, with engravings Just received by
aug2l E II. HOOD e. CO.,
Nam St, door below Morg g. Keen
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF q rt of execution lin favor Of Jno.
ID N. Kirkendall, and against Bracket Mills and
others) issued out of the office OF the Clerk of the
Supreme Court of the State OF Indiana, and to me
directed, will, on Thursday the Goth day Of No.
vember, 1851, between the Eours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and O'Clock p. M. OF said day. at the door cT
the Court House in the city of Evansville, expose
to sale the rents, aid profits fol the term OF
seven years. of the following described real estate,
east quarter of section number hine,een in fowns
sh,p number six south of range number ten west,
In the Vincennes land distri t. commencing nj ,he
north west corner of lot OF five acres, solo by Ne.
thaniel Kazar to Thomas Harrison thence north
erl, and parallel TO the section lines twenty eight
rods and seven links; thence eastwardy the same
jistaEce; thence souihwardly the same distance.
and thence westwardly the same distance TO Tho
place OF beginning, containing five acres; and in
default Of the rents, issues and profits ceiling Tor
a sum satisfy said execution, will, at the same
time and place. offer sale the fee-smpie OF said
,re ii estate JNO. 5. TERRY s. v. G.. 4
Evansville, Oct 81, '5l-loct22- -3tw
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STOVES FOR THE FALL TRADE.

f- JAS SCANTLlN g. SON have Just
I returned from Cincinnati and Louis
TX vile with large lol Of the latest and
most fashionable Parlor Stoves and heating stoves
of al descriptions. Also Cooking Stoves Of The
most approved and popular fashions Among these
viii be io1nd the Queen fthe West cooking stove.
the best in use, and Tor which we have the so'e
right to sell in this and the three adjoining coun-
ties v e ask those wishing stoves Of any kind TO
call and examine our sewly arrived stock, which
canb, purchased for cash at almost your own pric
We are at the old stand on Main street, ne,rest
stove store 10 the court house tocf2 Emil
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HATS AND CAPS,
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hnss
Cans. &c.

~ KAHN hrs jus, received at his store under
-. the Journal Office, corner Main and Water
sts one OF the largest stocks oi ClohinS. Furnish
ing Goods, Hats, Caps. &c, that ever arrived ai
Evansville. His clolhing is all oi the hest ate.
rial and manufactured in TIE most fashionable
styles.
Having purchased at such rates as will enable
him to sell low he invites the attention of the pub
lie To his stock, which is not surpassed by any in
the city. In this store will be found overcdats,
roaks dress, frock and sack coaes shirts c.; hais
and caps of every variety. These goods have Just
been received, and low ready for inspection
and sale.
HTGood bargains may be had, as am deter.
mined TO sell cheup as the cheapest. lsnp24 I'll
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REMOVAL.

WE have removed TO Water street. between
w Main and Sycamore, and will be pleased TO
wait on cur old customers. We havsirs received
Bologna Sausages. Honey, Flour, Soaps, Candles
Spices. Sauces. and many other articles in the gro
cery line, which make our assortment complete
All OF winch will sell, wholesale or ret ai', q,
Steamboat Stores always on hand. and their Gus
tom solicited.
Cask paid for PrcdEes.
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j. IN. MAGHEE g. co.

A RE daily receiving and opening various style,
"A of Foreign and Domest: D-y Goods. suita
bic Tor the FALL and Winter nade, among which
GASES Black Doeskins and Cossimeres;
do Sa,!ine,s black blue and fancy colors;
do Fancy cassimeres, plaid, plain & striped;
do Tweeds, gold mix and fancy colors;
do black ana drab English Cords & Bangups
do Cotton and Wool Cassimeres
Worsieo stuff goods comprising
4546-4 chlngeable do do;
do do Orleans Cloth, va,icus qualitiess
do do Royal black Alpaccas;
do do brocaded plaid de;
do do changeabe chameleon DO;
do do Mohar and Silk;
A merican. French and Scotch Ginghams;
Plaid linseys, Rhoderick Dhu and Clan Alpins;
Bleached Muslins; do and brown table Diapers;
Low priced medium and super Apron Check,
Adams Menotomy and Merrimack Blue Prints;
Robeson's blue and orange do;
Washington and Lavender do;
Great Falls and Passaic black and Lavender do;
Globe. American and Fall River fnadder do;
s U pr british and real ChIn,z colors do;
Ruby and orange do;
Dark and medium Fancy do;
Scarlet and Fancy Furniture DO;
"A Scarlet and Turkey Red Chints; Do;
Printed Flannel. all colors;
Bleached and blue Drllings;
Cloak Innings and colored Cambrics;
Pilot and Felt Cloths, blk, blue and fancy:
white scarlet and yellow Flannels;
ALSO: Brown sheetings and shrtings in Tight
and heavy makes; canvass padding. Selicia wad.
ding. bed and saddle blankets, do coating, solid
cold NJ d'Laires and Cachm.res, berage do, and
silk Poplins; jaconets, eambrics. Bishop Iawns,
soft null muslins ana Swiss do; Bay state Long
Shawls, Paris embr'd and English do; lambs wool
and merino hosiery consisting Of men, women and
hiltren's scarlet, gray. mixed and black hose;
wool, and cotton shirts; cravats, handkerchiefs,
gloves miits suspenders. ribbons, bonneis, trjm.
nihgs, thread, buttons, tapes, &c.
Ali Of which will be offered 10 merchants on the
most reasonable terms and prices.
sepii J. II. HAGHEE e. co.
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AND RETAIL CLOTH
ING STORE

VIZ CAPELLE, Merchant Tailor, corner Nam
w and $ cond streets, Evansville, has recev
ed large and splendid assortment OF every des
cription Of ready made Clothing. which for superb
ority of workmanship, elegance OF fsyle and cheap
ness OF price, will by far surpass anything ever be-
fore brought TO this city, Consisting OF Overcoat>,
cloth, beaver blanket and pilot cloth of ever des.
cripiOn and style; cloth frock, dress and six coats
which are trimmed and made in the latest style:
cloaks: fine doeskln aud cashmere pants black,
and fancy sa:tinet tweed. corduroy and jeans pants
s every variety and prices TO suit customers Al
so, a large assoi tment of satin, silk and common
vests OF all styles and prices. Also, large as
sortment of furnishing goods. cravats and pocket
handkerchieis, shirts and drawers, flannel and net
undershrts, white shirts Of fine quality, suspend
ers. hats and caps
Also fine Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings which
will be made 10 order the lowest prices, in the
best style and at the shortest notice. The public
are invited TO call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. toct3rD
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JOHN FARRELL's

E'XPECTORANT CANDY, for Colds. Coughs,
IA Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoopine
Cough and other affections of the Lungs, arising
from receni neglected Colds. l.
ThispreE afaiion is respectfully offered 10 thepub.
lie as a remedy. containing nothing in It's compost
ton which would be injurious 10 the most delicate
invalid. In effect il is Tonic. Laxative, Alternative.
Expectorant, and promoter OF the General Secre-
tions.
This valuable and pleasant remedy is prepared
and sold by the undersigned. a liberal Discount
is made 10 agents
26-U JOHN FARRELL
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|E,ANCY COLORED AND PLAIN PARL0
|C PAPERS.-Several boxes OF fancy col, reda n
plain P.rlor Papers, Foreign and American ms Al
ufacture have been received by late nrrva e. an
will be sold at a small advance on the Eas, ",
prices, by JOHNC. DEVEREUX, JR-
sep24 Main between LIST and I'd 4 sts
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WHOLESALE GROCERY STORE!
.VHENOW are receiving our fall stock of goods,
w which, together with orn former stock ,flakes
our assortment well worthy the attention Of nler
chants, for we are prepared to sell them on as reas
enable terms as the West can offer
BABCOCK BROTHERS.
oct29 Water Street.
FRESH ARRIVAL
NETE have lust received large supply Of the eel.
w ebraied Queen of the West COOKING Stove
rom Cincinnati which we will dispose OF at thI
lowest prices We will insure these stoves to op<cs
ate we'll and to last as long as any otf>r two stoves
which can be produced.
mh26tt JAS SCANTLl & SIN
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DY express direct II. m the manufacturer clus.
d ter pins, JENNY Lind ear rings 6nee rings.
lockets. lob chains, keys pencils shirt sti js. bed
slides, buck les and y ns: which Will Sc | rs low
ss any house in N. York. at who esaie or retsil.
Alec, at retail, great variety Of port monuairs
pursss, brushes, combs, gold pens, nee dies, sfee
beads a I'd clape, Accordeons, music pxes, chess
men, dolls, ball, sc x.C.PV SHEE
sep24-6ms Main neer Wa ter streets
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCT A CHEY

Do e II ID IL A n Il L. ID n
TENDERS his professional services as Physi-
L clan, Surgeon nd Accoucher, TO the citizens
OF Evansville and surrounding country. An ex-
perience OF nine years. with unlimited advantages.
wa III is him in assuring those who may engage
his services, that they will be treated upon the
most modern Patholog ical principles. having dur
ing the past summer while at the North, availed
himself of the most recent and valuable intorma.
ftn
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CHOVEI.S, Spades. &c.s. =
- Ames' and Adams Shoyels and Spades;
do do Gram Sho vsf.
Axes, Chains, Saws, Files. Strap Hinges. Re
In s,o,v~ s,l IN s.ia ~he.y. b.,
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REFERENCEs:
Jas. Thistle, NJ D.. lN.,.h MI.
/ i.P; 3 walssT, s,;assT n. n B, N. Orleans, La.
j.G. Hunt & Owens, M. DIS, Cin'ti. Ohio.
Residence at e. w. Chadd's, on Second between
Vine and Sycamore streets.
ErapsrsHs. SeSfember 2O-dtf
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, RAKER.- ...THOS. Z. GAkvlf
TER & GARviN, attorneys at LaU, Evans
lie. Ia. Office in the Court House sep346
MEAL. GEO. b. WALKER, Phys,c
rdSnreson, Office on VAIN between RI
ont streets "nsi<
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DREW'S PAVILION.
, new and beautiful establishment Is now
en- 10 the travelling community, situated in
ire OF business, and directly fronting ihe
aat Landing. Travellers can step from the
Z, asteamer without the least Inconvenience.
\ experience of many years, tender the
recommendations Of the !" Pavilion. with
osaee. 80 ( DREW.
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SnA BBLS. superior Wabash Flour 100 b,
OOV bbls do do, for sale by
aol5 ALI IS a. HOwES
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-03

The cffic.al proceedings cf tho con.
ven;ion reached US in . slip too late Tor
publication III. week Having already
published the Resolutions and the more
material part Of ;lese proceedings NC
shall defer the remainder for our next.
We feel crali6cd 10 learn that the con.
vtnIiUn was fully attended -,l,s, the
utmost harmony prevailed, and We are
more tlan gratided TO see that the Res
olu; icn adopted NEE. with the uni,er
sal approval OF every Wig paper in
the State. And well ,hry may. They
are in sentiment precisely the came as
CT days past, and such as havs in all
time heretofore been sustained by the
Intelligent and patriotic Bhigs Of the
State. Decidedly sn,i-slnvery in their
character, they stilI carry with them
the conservative quality which gives
them more force, and which adds 10 the
dignity and harmony Of the party.
HI.h such ;iclcl a. is HOW present
cd. and with the old platform TO stand
upon the wings have only to organize
and 90 work TO secure to themselves a
glorious victory.
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{ be RutlanA aifrulN
THE FOURTH.
THURSDAY, JULY 8.

We have lacked the requisite help
to issue our paper seasonably for two
or three weeks past, and as the 4th
is considered by all printers the "bcst
in the world to celcbratc--wc arc
COMPELLED to send out half sheet
this week. We DO this reiuc tantlc,
but have made arrangements ior per,
mancnt help in flturc-and unless
greatly disappointed, our subscribers
shall be served seasonably hereafter.
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RIcu MES IN Nrw YoRK.-A cor
refronden, Of the Oswego Times thus
spcaks Of three rich men in New York
Stewart, the merchant prince. DR.,
Moffa,, and Wm. u. As.or, are monop-
,lizing nearly the whole Of broadway
both above. around. and under ground.
They are generally repu,ed to be the
richest trio in tho city. Which is the
,eai,hiest ] can't say. II appears from
statement raade by the deputy receiv-
.oftaxes, that Mr. Aston is possessed
property 10 the amount Of s-,Goo'3oo
nd that his yearly taxes amount 10 tiie
nu: iiule sum Of $4,000. II tina, i.
ali he !. worth. Br. MoGal is the richer
man Of the two. bu; the probability IS
that Mr.. Asor is wor,h over 5000
900 DIR. MofFss's dwelling house, with
il. ou,-buildings. is valued at $4,000
and he owns other property IN The cay
4. the amount Of over a million ard
half. Besides this, he owns bank N
Wal! street. aud farms almost innsmer
able. within a hundred m'ies oi Dew
York. His Lie Pills and " fhd
nix Biuers" yield him sas' revenue
which. ia alidaion 10 his rents and ~
,eres. of money loaned, renders his 10
come ,saly enormous. Stewart is sa''
70 BE welsh 5000, 600, He does
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where they are to lie delivered.
The Hostage Oh newspapers. period
icals and other matter no: chargeatle
with letter postage, VIXEN sen, GU, q!
the United States. must DC prepaid
a: the full rate. Publishers NAV pre-
Pay postage on their issues, bu, can
have no deduction Of postage on &C
count Of snch prepayment.
When a periodical Is published on
~ quarterly. the actual and bona fide
subscriber for such periodical ma,
pay in advance, and have the bench,
Of the advance paymen.. provided lie
pays to Tic postmaster Mt the Office
where Ire is to receive the periodical
before its delivery. II a periodical
is published less frequently than quar-
tc-ly. the postage mas. he prepaid
and at the full rate.
Letters mailed before tie 1st da,
Of July, though, delivered after, will
in all cases. be charged with pos,as,
at the rates in fucc at the time of the
milling thereof.
n. X. HALL, p. NJ. General.
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4 ABCsR OF WoRDs. The Montreal
3Cour,er has q dissertation on TIL, sub
sieci, from which We make the following
seX!rac, -
It would lc impossible in ore short
article l. cnumerate the multitude of in
stances in which Al abuse Of words
takes place in writing or conversation,
either by admitting slang phrases. or by
DETECTING certain words from their lc-
climate and original meaning. A man
who hates YOU tH4 ISLANDERS you behind
your back, will take you by the hand
IN the market place or on tho street
with I" Dear Sir. how do you do, its
All age since / saw you;" and another
writes you . note commencing, My
Dear Si,," and then threatens YOU with
utter ruin if YOU do not Fay certain
sum Of money in a given time, and ends
With being a." Your mos, obedicnt SER
want" Surely these every day instances
exhibit. al tie very least, a gross abuse
81 words There is m abuse of certain
words, peculiar zee think to Canada,
witch. though Of a more innocent char
nc,~r, is nevertheless utterly adverse to
the refined and proper use Of ,he Eng
fish language. To excmplify this. let
Ms take the word beaa'yW. When an
English lady calls rosc beautiful,
she refers solely TO its shape or size and
tint, but a Canadian lady using lie same
phrase means 10 praise its perfume
,hu. we have beautiful" butter " beau
,iful" fruit, hesG,iful' bread-all surl
expression, being made in reference tc
the taste Of these cdiblcs; whereas, ii
pure English, tile word beautiful refer:
solely to the color. Even the sdyertia
,urn Of This expression, so often heard il
Canada, i, never used 10y the well edu
Gated in England. 1t is no uncommon
;.iing 70 hear a person in this country
say, TIM, rise smells beautiful - hi!
apple taste beautiful = by all which cx
pressjons the adjective is abused and de
iiee,cd from its pure English meaning
II, is not even enough in the above sen
fences to say. "this apple tastes beau
Gfu'Iv !" because such an expression i
equally faulty--thc sdver6 under tn,
came law as the adjective. All suc'
adjeclivcs or adyer6s as beautiful, beau
njully, mngn, feen,, magn,feentiy, DC
have reference only TO the sense Of sight
never 10 those Of smelling or tasting =
To say, therefore, .ha, anything taste
or smells beautiful, or beaaf!J"l'y,
as absurd rs TO say that it little look
bitter or sour. Another error is 10 MS
tue word eIpsa for suspect or suppose
for instance, "Are these apples ripe
81 .-r.ct (,uppose) they are 81
this or de,p'" II erpect (suspe'
or suppose) it Is"