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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-08

j. MILTON SANDERS, Nj. d., H.. l.. d..
Professor Of Chemistry. Pharmacy and ToricOiog,
az the Etschc Medical Institute Of
Cincinnati, OHIO,
INFORMS the people of the West, that having
i received a complete apparatus for the purpose,
is prepared Ia examine and analyZe MINERALS,
Or 5, MINERAL WATERS, SOILS, and all
other substances upon which chemical answer
may be required.
Having spen, the last ten years in the best ap-
pointed Laboratories in London and this country,
and i'm the acquisition of Chemical knowledge un
der two OF the first Chemists OF Europe, Prot San
ders is NV prepared TO give opinions anJ advice
upon all subjects connec ed with Chemistry in its
applications to Analysis, Experiment and Manu-
featuring. Having constant communication with
the ablest Chemists of Europe. he can at any time
furnish information OF The latest Manufacturing
and Chemical processes, together with Diagrams
OF recent improvements in apparatus and machin-
cry for those purposes. Those wishing iniorma-
ton upon any of the above subjects, will please
call upon Prof S. nj the office of Prof. X. s. NEW
TON, corner OF Seventh and College streets, or ad
dress post paid, 10 his city.
cincinnati, Nay, 1851
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IT HE undersigned administrators with the will
Il annexed of Thos. r. Harrison. deceased, by
virtue of the power in them vested by said will,
of said deceased, viii on the Goth day OF August,
1851, expose 1, sale at public auction at the Court
House in Evansville, the south or alley halt
of lot III, in the Donation Enlargement of SAID
city Said hall lot fronts IS feet Sycamore
street and runs back IS feet to lot l16 in the
enlargement aforesaid. The above half 10, will
be sold in subdivisions, a plan OF which can be
seen by calling on the undersigned.
TERMS OF SALE:-One- third cash and the re.
msinder in six months from day of sale, the pur.
chaser giving note with approved security, waiv-
ing valuation laws. SAMUEL ORR,
THOS. f.. GARVIN,
-iyl7 4w Illustrators.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
IN BALES horse Blankets;
Nv cases IA oil Chlntz;
500 doz worsted and grey lambs wool Hose;
leo do black silk Cravats;
20 cases Furniture Prints;
20 d. Nadder do;
2 bales Blue Blankets;
10 cas- Shuks' Grey Sattirets; received per
late arrival and for sale by
JAS. Low g. CO.
jy3o Alt Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-08
JAMES Low g. co.,
AZ Main street.;

LOUIS VILE, KENTUCKY,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform purchasers Of Goods
II that they have now on hand one OF the mo5t
complete STOCKS of TRY GOODS 10 be found in
the Western Co1niry. 1~.r,..
Their purchases are made exclusively for cash.
and their motto is-small profits and quick returns
They solicit an examination of their stock from
all purchasers OF goods in this market. -F
pphSff
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ADMINISTER ATOR,S NOTICE.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
TINE "Specill Board of Equalizntionm for Vln-
House in Evansville, on the frat Monday in Sep
TENDER next, for the purpose of hearing and deter
mining the complaint of any owner or owners OF
real estate contained in the abstract of the apprais-
ers of said county tor the year 1881, and cGua IL
ing the valuations made by said appraisers.
Iy2I:4wd&w VIM. Fl. WALKER, A. v. C..
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And To which they would call the atten ton O
builders and GLACIERS. FOSTER g. BROWN.
junel4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-08

NR. GARRICK, leaving this city, will feel OBJ
- liged by his friends making il convenient TO
settle or leave the amount Indebted in the hands OF
c. Bell, Esq.
lapSdawtf
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FAMII.XEI.OuR

0Sn BBLS received rom Wabash fort antilles
fvOV ana bakers use consisting OF Wyandot Tx
IRA, Eagle l. Y l., F., Marklees Otter Greek, and
Spring Greek brands, which are fully guaranteed
by liy1-l FOSTER a. BROWN.
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CUNDRIES... Feua.o O.
- case Red Frinees; 3aa 1914
bale Sail Duck; .-rrr - =
10 casces Purple Prints: - aaesz
l do embossed Oil Calico, +sy M
90 cartoons black Silk Laces; -ss a
20 do Thread Bobbins; ~ a.
case plaid Jackncts; -~a
3CO go Musqueto Nets; = .....-.r.. .,z,s,
leo or gross pearl Shirt Buttons; received tins
day, and for sale by JAS Low a. CO =,
iyS-d&w All Main st, Louisville, Ky.
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FRESH ARRIVAL

FRESH ARRIVAL.
"E have Just received large supply OF the Gel
w ebrated Queen of the West COosing Stove
from Cincinnati. wEich we will dispose OF at thr
lowest prices We will insure these stoves to opecs
ate well, and to last long any other Two stoves
which can be produced.
mh26tf JAS. SCANTLIN g. SON
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AN ORDINANCE,
NOTICE.

FNHE owners of lots and parts Of lots on each
side of the Alley running from ID to Sd SITS.
in rear of lot lO7 and IOS, o. p, and part OF the
Public Square, are notified that they are required
by the Common Council of the city of Evans
vile, by the 18th day OF September next, to re-
duce said Alley to the established grade; in de-
fault of which the same will be cone at their
cost and expense, by the city. BY order OF the
Council. JNO. }. CHANDLEh,
aug5-3t City Clerk.
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BOOTS AID SHOES.
WA RNING!!
EAGLE MILLS COTTON YARN

THE subscribers have become agents for the
i alb We mills. and, can supply customers with
any quantities of Yarns, Twine and Carpet warp
on very favorable terms. From she universal sat.
isfabiion which these yarns have given, we think
il useless TO add anything in their favor, but ask
purchasers 10 an examination.
jy7- FOSTER & BROWN.
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Evansville and Wabash River Packet.

IT, The fast running and substantial
ks.ssSsifsfss5 steamer OLIVE, CAPT. T. j. HoI.-
ron master will run a regular packet in the
above trade. For freight or passage, having SUI
perior accommodations, apply on board or to
apps. 3m OrRILEY g. MITCHELL, Agi's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-08

KEEP COOL!
ID PERPETRATORS and Water Coolers, of
l. I the mort approved patterns No family ought
to be without these desira sic articles Call. see
and Purchase, OF lORNBROOk O. BURTIS.
llel7
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LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS PACKE

LOUISVILLE AND ST. LCUISPACKET
eQ=A
=.
Regular sunday Packet from Evansville.
The stea.aer SCHUYLklLL, Johnson Rudd,
master, will leave Evansville Tor ct. Louis every
sunday morning; arriving at ST. Louis on Monda y
night TO connect with steamer New England No
2. Tor Upper Mississippi. steamer Connecticut for IL
Inos river and steamer I'll Paso for Missouri river
all leaving on Tuesday morning. On her return,
she will leave Evansville tor Louisville every
Thursday morning.
Every attention to passengers will be given by
the officers of the Schuylkil.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
apis diff TAYLOR & HARVEY, Agents.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND EVANS
VILE PACKET.

IT, The fine, substantial and fast steam
kffft${ss5t3 er, ANNE LINNINGTON,
Carr. HAMILTON, will run as a regular packet
during The season. Leaves Louisville every
Tuesday and Friday. Returning, leaves Ev
ansvile every Wednesday, and Saturday even
ings, at o'clock p. NJ.
For freight or passengers, apply on board or TO
je26tf. O'R1LEY & MITCHELL, Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
POPULATION OF ETTROpE

When Gibbon wrote his grea. history, less than
|century ago. ne estima ed the population of Europ
INT one hundred and seven millions 1t is now com
puted to be not less than two hundred and Thirty mil
lions lhs remarkable increase, too, has been in TIN
siaee of s0ne of the most desoatipg wars 1hst eve
srayaged tina, continent, well as in despite Of
;steady increasing emigration, which has been goin
ION tor the last thirty years. 1t can only be expaine
ithe last three generations and the consequent proono,
stion OF human lie through better sanitary regu!at
Increased comforts. and improvements 10 meJica
lscience OF this two hundred and thirty millions
lh!tytwo millions are Protestants, fifty.our million
;adherents of the Greek Church. and about six million
Mohamedans. OF all this vast population there ar
inot. seventy millions who are free, even in name
whlle not single million is free, in the enlarged sens
in which an American citzsn employs that term W
Europe s next after the United States the territory
sali the globe, advanced in political know ledge
sAlas for our race-Phi! BuI
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DEATH OF WIN. c. DARLINGTON.

Our columns this morning are shrouded in
mourning IN token Of respect for the memory OF
the late Editor and proprietor of this paper. The
announcement of his death will fall with start
ling suddenness not only upon the distant reader,
but also upon his friends and acquaintances in this
City.
Mr.. CARRINGroN, having graduated with dis
tinction successfully at the College of Hampden
Sydney and the University of Virginia, CON-
menced the practice Of law in his native county
of Charlotte. The talents he exhibited gave an
earnest of the success which would have attend
ed the further prosecution of his profession. His
tastes inclinations, and the wishes of some of his
friends however, induced him for time to aban
don his profession, and he, on the Ord OF April
1916, undertook the duties Of editing this paper
From that time down almost to the day of hi
death he laboured most faithfully, energetcall.
and successfully, and the columns of this pape
gave daily evidence not only of the research, abo
and industry, but also OF the skill, genius AM
judgment with which he prepared his articles
The dignifed and elevated tone of his paper, wor
the respect and admiration of all.
At the recent election in December, he was
elected bya large majority to a seat in the Legs-
laure under the new Constitution. A new AM
brighter career seemed suddenly opened TO him
But the voice of congratulation is hushed in the
sob of lamentation-tears of grief flow on cheeks
lately blooming with smiles-his earthly career
has been run-he died at his post--"The whee
has been broken at the cistern."
His death falls with crushing force upon his
widow their infant daughter, and large circle
of near relations and friends Those who knew
him best loved him most. 1t is not our part to
write his eulogy. We have lest the bosom friend
of our YOUTH
"Green be the turf above thee,
Friend OF our better days;
None knew thee but to love thee
Nnne na ed Lhee hut 10 arai
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
RESULT IN VIRGINIA

4 Grayson unity elects o the House, VIM. C. Park
DEM by - majority over JohnDicken give
] of 81 to Johnson instead ola majority for Summers
las previously reported. The Republican report
sBcone county as giving 81 majority 10 Summers
Correcting our table and estmaing the vote Of Prime
lat 100 majority for Summers-liberal enough 10 Sum
liners in both caseswe make Johnson's maiorily in Ii
whole State $3.50. The official re urns may carry
Cup TO seven thousand
The Senate will consist of 81 Democrats and /
sWhigs-and the House ofs7 Democrats and IS Wing
democratic majority on Joint ballot, forty In Smyt
scounty, Preston, (Whig receives the return in conse
squencs OF tha commissioners at Democratic precinct
whose vote would have elected Grieves [Den !, hagin
Tailed within the five days to sign and certify The poll
sthere -1Enquirer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

60 We understand that JOSEPH R. ANDERSON, Esq
Hast een appointed by the Executive OF Virginia. one
lot the Representatives to the Railroad Con ventor
(which shortly assemblies at New Orleans and that he
slett r .chmond 10 the Southern cars last evening"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
MAYORS COURT.

Nothing Of interest transpired yesterday at the
Mayors Court. Only two subjects were brought uE
from the cagc--one turbulent free fellow, named
Daily, was ordered to be punished for fighting the
other proved tc be poor half wtted free fellow who
had been arrested the previous night whilst asleep in
freight Car near the Depot of the Central Railroad
As he had committed no offence, lie was discharged
with instructions to secure other lodgings.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

SUSPENSION OF THE PAPER-For the purpose o eua-
Filing all connected with the "Times" office, to unite
lin paying the last tribute of respect to the late editor
sWN G. CARRNGToN, it has been deemed proper 10
suspend the publication Of the paper; consequently
he Chimes will not be issued again till Friday morn
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
nEsrRrcTIoN oF THE PITBIIc IIgRART

DESTR UCTlON OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Tas following official documents relating to the re-
cent fire in the Public Library, will be read with in
terest. The Republic states thai the same Library
caught fire the morning of the same day of the
month in the year 1925. The coincidence is some
what remarkable
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PueLlc BUILDINGS
Washington, d. c., Dec. 26, 1851.
THOMAS U. WALTER, Esq,
Architect Of the Capitol.
Ski am instructed by the Hon. Secretary of the
Interior "to make a thorough Investigation of the
causes which led to the destruction of the Congress
slonal Library and injury to the Capitol by fire on the
morning OF the 2lh Instant and TO make report to
him on the subject with little delay as praetca
bie.''
In view of these instructions, would thank YOU I,
make Immediate exam nation of the prem ses q NJ
report to me, IN writing, your opinion as 10 the cause
of the Are.
am sir, with great respect Your obedient servant
WILLIAM EASBY,
Commissioner of Public Buildings
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

At his residence, in R edmond on the night of the
18th Of December, 1851, WILLIAM c. CAR
Z INGTON, in the 3ls year of his age. His friends
and those OF hia grandfather, Judge Csbell, re
no n the I'd Presbyterian Church, Grew. Mr.. Hoge's,
without further invitation.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

Senator foole, with hi. family called from N. York
ior New Orleans in the steamer Georgia on Friday
He will assume the Executive chair Of Mississippi
about the 9Th Of January.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

James T. Suffer, ESQ, formerly Pusideat of the
Virginia Bank in Norfolk, has been appointed Cash
isr OF the Bank OF the Republic, in tae Guy OF New
York - - =
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

PLAN SOOESe OF northern and nome m IN
h2 uiacture can be found in great variety and al low
s prices I21 Main street.
Es dc 80 7 W RANDOLPH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

Il Ek1AL PAPER, Of all On lies an pric es can
q aD be had at j w RANDOLPHS Bookstore and
bindery de 30
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

a ahn HHDS PORTO RICO AND GU
e wv BA SUGAR, receiving aud ia store, o
sale.
de 81 JAS WINSTON
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r III e At RE.
Lessee and Manager. VIM. L. Maulf
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III Hn0OES FOR NEW i E1A RS DAY -
Is Ag J w RANDOLPH has still on hand spl ndd
4 let of gift books and fancy goods de go
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

"A L CCsT.-Punsms elegant Ameficaa Annu
IA ais
'fhe Book Of Home Beauty
The Home Book eff the Picturesqua-a beautiful
New Years Gift. A few copies remaining on hanfl
(which | will sell at cost
de- 81 MORRIS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

az IA bT.-fl45 sacks fine Salt, Cuunlngton brand
~ at Rockets, for sale by
/ de 80 DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

a. A. CENTRAL RAILROAD Notice IS here
by gwen that from and after LIST March, 1852, so
sper cenl will be added TO the charge for euano
ara plaster transported on this road in the months of
March, a prl, September and October
By order OF the Board OF Directors
de 80 ]. GARRETT Sec'v
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

|s@ BALES c COTTON, for sale
Il q da 81 JAS WINSTON
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.GRAND DRAMATIC TREAT! DEDICATED
/ TO THE LADIESi!
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York.
SAILED,
Schr VIM Wright, Rogers, New York.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

FILMING ROOM SERVANT WANTED
M@ We wish 10 hire for the next year. to remain in
sthe city good dining room servant Apply to-
de 30 SHIELDS g. SOMERVlLLE
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asaM@a isAGS RIO AND LAGUAYHA
SPNEVg JAMAICA AND JAVA COFFEE, tol
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

q NMAyANA AND PRINCIPE CHARS
y 81 % 900, part superior for sale low TO close in
Fl voices, by
u de 80 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

2Aa I4HDS AND BBLS Low PRICE,
|Sy MOLASSES, for sale.
de 81 LAS WINSTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

.eDp IEHDs NEW BALT3MOKE CURED
IaTeD BACON SIDES
4 4 do do do Shoulders
do do do Joles
\ IA do bright old Shoulders
4 For sale by
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sale
de 81 JAS WINSTON.
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ggaAGh DOE. COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS.
o% ~ S just received on consignment and foraaie
sby KENT, PAINE g. KENT
!! de 90
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-24
v A R [ E L Y
Mysteries of the Telegraph.

The Magnetic Telegraph will forever be
4 mystery 10 the great mass OF the people
and the pardonable ignorance which peo-
pie display concerning il, often gives
birth TO curious remarks. Not long AGO
an old lady entered O'ReiIly's office, in
this city, and said that she had message
to send to Wheeling. In fe " moments
her note was deposited in dumb waiter
and assembled in a mysterious manner
through the ceiling.
SIS shat going straight to Wheeling q
inquired the old lady, with her ewes ben,
npon the ceiling.
q "fes ma'am," answered the clerk.
al never was There" continued she
but it hardly seems possible that thai
there town lies in that direction. When
will get an answer, Mr.. Telegraph"
81 can hardly tell, ma'an; it may be
two hours"
The old lady went away ant returned
in exactly two hours. Just as she en-
tered the door the dumb waiter come
down through the ceiling.
There is your answer, madam" said
the clerk.
The old lady took the neat yellow en-
velope in her hand, with smile Of min.
eled qualification and astonishment.
SHOW this beats all ~ exclaimed she.
"BIes. my Heart! All the way from
Wheeling and the wafer still wet. That's
an awkward looking box, but it can trav-
el like pizen ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-24

CuRRANr BUsHEs.-Haviug noticed
that currant bushes may as well be made
trees as shrubs, lave concluded to tell
you how | have seen it done. In the
Spring Of 1881 my father commenced a
garden, and among other things set cut
tings for curraut bushes. | determined
to make an experiment on one Of these
cuttings; and as soon as it grew pinched
of all the leaves except the top tuft,
which | let grow. The cutting was
about IA inches high, and during the sum.
mer the sprout from the top of this grew
perhaps ten inches. The next spring |
pinched off all the leaves to about half
way up the first years growth, so as to
leave the lowest limbs about three fee,
from the ground. |, branched well :aud
became a nice little dwarf tree. When
it came to bear fruit, it was more pro-
ductive than any bush in the garden. and
the fruit larger; it was less infected BY
spiders and Other insects hens could not
pick off the fruit; and weeds were more
easily kept from The roots, and il was az
ornament instead of blemish Now |
would propose tina, currant cuttings be
set in rows about FIVE feet apar, each way,
and be long and straight ones, and train
into trees Michigan Farmer
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-24
The following may be rauAed, in world

The following may be rauAed, in world
ly philosophy, among the
Truths THAT Can't BE CoNrRovERrEp
People always estimate the value Of an
article according TO its price. What is
costly, they think mus, be valuable, while
cheap articles are always reckoned among
the worthless. Let man stand in the
street and offer doubloons for a shilling a
piece, and he will not sell one in week
lei the same man charge fifty dollars
for galvanized watch and he viii meet
with customer in less than an hour.
The less useful things are, the more
they interest US. The clown that throws
a double somerset is much better patron
lied than the philosopher who undertakes
TO revoulionize society. The owner OF
the industrious fieas' realized fortune:
had he got up an exhibition Of the same
number if industrious men, he would have
brought up in the court If bankruptcy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-24

UGLr.-The Spirit OF the Times gives
hint that may be of use TO the super
ugly division Of humanity. Bat the
difficulty is that an ugly man is the last
to find out how badly he looks.
During the session ofthe Circuit Court
in Lexington, Kentucky, a most fearful
ue ly man was seen daily. He was al
ways on hand, and perfectly hideous.-
One of,he lawyers could bear no longer,
and said TO him:
swell you are the ugiest white man |
ever saw"
The poor fellow burst into a hearty
laugh, and said
swell, | can't help it, can | /"
"No," answered the son Of Blackstone.
"no you can't he p It : but, confound YOU,
you could stay at home"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-24

Professional pomposity is well taken
off in the following anecdo,e, which we
fosnd in late English paper:
Shields, doctor, looking learned and
speaking slow-''Well. mariner, what
tooth do you want extracted! Is it
a molar or an incisor 2"
Jack. short and sharp-"lt is in the
upper tier, on the arboard side. Bear a
hand. you swab, for lis nipping my jaw
like bloody lobster"