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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

IN ne le,h DAY of Augpst iasi. NARGAREf JAMS
~ HOY, aboond Eih, ,scvenlscn years u alo, uAs
abducted fn The premises n tht tuhstrlteI, n tios
let toWnahip, FaifHcl1 cunrN, Ohio, aa1 roullinod
seereted uniii tho 18th q 1r||Il lRbor,
During The time her uhe aolsed m mys-
iery, u became currently repolicd that The undtrsgR.
ed had murdered her sFd srrrch made ofhis preail
~. 70 lad Tho body. This rgpost dsabiiess put
ahont by some malicious ana desiknng person o. per-
olo aud many unhappy momcnis; but au now happy
70 make known to the public hat ihe gfi has uincc
been found alive and we'll and thus uBequlvOcal3
fute The report that she had been murdered.
inc girl was found by Rev. ApPleman and David
Cramer, both Of frankl!n county. Ohio.
GEORGE n. HARRIS.
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a RdItoriaI Item.

E9-Persons wishing articles Of manu-.
faeture, goods, &C.. noticed by an editor
should extend them the usual courtesy
Editors can't be expected to labor without
pay. If you have an article you want no.
ticed, editorially, in newspaper, all you
have to do is 10 prove to the editor that II
is worth notice-that it is something the
people want--that it is not humbug-
give him the necessary fee, and il will be
done. Money, however. will never induce
an honorable editor 10 "notice" worthless
article. Persons who have articles they
wish to dispose Of TO the public should be
perfectly willing to givean editor fair re.
muneration for laying them before the pub
lie. This is one Of the ways an editor ex-
poets to make his money. But we would
again remark, that no amount of money can
induce us to notice an article calculated tc
humbug the public. The system Of "puf
ting" we have entirely discarded, and here.
after, when we notice an article of goods oil
anything else, it will be done in common
sense and practical way--a simple state
ment of what the article is and where i
can be found. Notices of this kind vii
be designated by star--thus
LYufc fcedl
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GEoRGE 5. BATON, ". d.,

PHYsIcIcrAS, oCrLIsr, AND oRTHorEDIoAL SURGEON.
TTAVtNGtoedted PermGnsntly in Chiliiehothe, offers
his professional services TO all who are afflicted
with any of the following diseases or deformtes:
Amanrasis. Opthalma. Or Inflammation of the Eyes
Grnmelar Lids; Watery Eyes; Cataraets, Specks and
Plems efectualy removed; Strabismus or Cross Eyes
together with every other operation belonging to the
operative Surgeon.
'OFFICE-Waddle's Block. Residence City House.
nPNo charges for exaiT inRtio
Address Chiilicothe, OH May ?, 1s54-ly
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Loss of the Steamer ST. Nicholas
Remains of Gov. Rurts

ST. LOUIS, Oct 3o.-The steamer St.
struck snag near Carlo and is a
total loss. She was insured for $4,000
The remains of Gov. Burt arrived here
last evening", In charge of the committee
by the acting Gov. Cummings,
to take the remains to South Carolina.
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Later. from HaVnna--LOss Of the
Steamer Isabel. tffl

NEW YoRK, Oct 3o.A4The steamer EN-
pire City from New Orleans via HAVANA,
has arrived here. When she had left Ha-
vana two schooners had just arrived with
passengers from.th ship Isabel which had
been wrecked at Key West. No lives were
lost
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NOTICE.

YENHE Board OF Education of Hooking wnship al
n their October meeting, ordered that the Text
Books be used in the Sub. Dis Schools in said town
tic Smelling Book; McGuie's series of Readers l. g 3,
and 5; Ray Practical Arithmetic ], and b do Al
zebra, and end part; COmsOcks Philosophy ,Pnneo s
Grammar and Mltchell's Geography and Atlas.
Tovember o 1894 MARIs LEVERING, CLERK.
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ron SALE.

yHSHE undersigned, agent for the Merchants and Ne.
chanics Bank OF Wheeling, Virginia, WIN seii G q,
n.s Estate situate on the corner Of Columbus u.s. and
E;iiI Main Streets, Lancaster, known as the SWAN
alll HOTEL, including the whole properly, iormerly
owned by Thomas U. White, ksq.
f sod that part Of said property occupied as the
Swan Hotel, wlbe for rent amer Sne n5st o.
next. -+ F H. II. 1ON1GhS ABehsi wv
Lancaster, August II, ls54--l5
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SMITn's GEoeRApnY.-Thisw work has
been very much enlarged and thoroughly
revised, so as to conform to the census of
the United States for i850--to that of
Great Britain and Ireland 1851; and to
the latest that could be obtained of other
countries.
The great acquisition of territory to the
United States, the discovery of the miner
al wealth of California and Australia, and
the establishment Of steam communica-
ton between the remote parts of the earth,
have greatly increased Geographicalknowl-
edge. We notice that not only the maps
of former editions have been corrected in
this edition, but there IS also added new
maps of the State of California and Texas,
of the territories of Oregon, Washinton,
Utah, New Mexico and Nebraska. which
claim to have been done by the latest and
best authorities.
For sale at the Boston Book Store. =
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The TEA Trade AND IT'S FRAUDs.--A
gentleman in China, writing to his broth
er in Boston, gives some curious facts in
relation to the manufacture Of tea from old
leaves that have been once used, and the
making up Of entire boxes of foreign sub.
stances. He SAYS:
"There are so many opportunities, as
the tea passes through various hands, and
so many ways of cheating and deceiying,
that the merchant must constantly be on
the alert, or he will discover, after the tea
has reached its destined market, that his
cargo was made up of quite variety; as,
for instance, the introduction of boxes Of
spurious tea, that has been adulterated
with an inferior quality, orr (what is curl
Gus kind of adulteration for tea, with
stones, bricks, old ropes, and various kinds
of rubbish.
1t is stated that in consequence ofopen-
ing some old sewers in London, disease
resembling the old plague has broken out
and greatly alarmed the people.
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FARm FOR SALE,

TEyHE subscriber would inform the citizens of Fair
d 6eld and adjoining counties that he would sell up
on reasonable TERMS private SALE the farm on which
he now resides in Greenfield township, Fairfield eounA
ty Ohio and situated FIVE and half miles from
Lancaster and containing hundred and ffty-four
acres The farm is we'll improved aud is among the
best agricultural ms in the county.
May II. - J." WON RIDDEN.
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CITY GROCERY STORE.
IIENnr a. CEBrLEIN,

oHs Door Eat e TIE HoesfsE PGeg Baak, SsHtA S,ES
.AEiH Street, LaHeastsr, Ohio.
Id EsPECrFUILY soliciis the attention ofhis frends
q h and customers aud all that may want Groceries,
and who will be Kind 10 give him call both from
NE ey and country, 10 my superior aud complete stock
ofGroeeres Just received, enbrpcing in part the fol-
lowing articles;
-. JAVA and RIO COFFEE: Young. iissun,
lftssts Black aud lmperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar.
3skEs Loaf, Crushed aud YulYerlzsd; Rice, Golden
s--c syrup, s. II. Syrup S. II. Moiasses, N. Orleans
do Oranges, Lemons, Raisans,, Figs, Prin, Almonds
Pee5ns, Fiibes, Coco Nuts and Brazil Nut, Dried Beef
Dried Tongues aud Cincinnati Cured Hams, Rnglish
Dairy Cheese and W. r. Cream do; Spice, Cinnamon, !,
Cloves. Nntmcgs, Mace Alspice. Pepper aud Ginger,
Sal Soda, Cr Tartar saeratys, StaFch satpeter Ext
i1gwood, Indigo. AHddsT, Alum, etc., etc.
soap, Candles, Tubs, Buckets, Brdoms, Wash Bords,
Baskets. etc.. etc.
hns Tot Of Chewing Tobacco, also sudokIng do. and
Cisnrsi Wines and Walkers Burton Pale Ale gener-
al stock ofNOtions Toys, aud great many other aices
May ], 1854. II. A. GEBELEIN.
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EESee p. BORIS "Iast call" Like
the ..Last Arrow it viii be fatal shot
to those who win not heed il.
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Snow SToRM.--The Worchester Jour
nal says pretty smart snow storm came
off on Sunday in the region of "Old Wa
chusetts." In a large number of towns
surrounding the mountain, the snow
covers the ground siiszsr f8
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ADAMS g. cos EXPRESS.

TUJHE undersigned having been appointed Agents for
1 AdamsN Co. in Lancaster, respectfully oner their
services 10 Merchants Bankers and others seeking
safe and prompt transit for Merchandise, Money and
Light Freight ofal kinds at rates very low for the ma
ture OF the services performed:
Messengers in charge OF eonsgnments leave Laneas-
ter daily for the East and West. ,s.t--
ITPGoods Packages, &C., will be delivered imme'
diateIy ON arrival, free Of charge.
Forthe convenience ofctizens an Order Book islefi
at the Fancy Shoe Store Of G.. d. SHoCKLEY CO.
Main Street. Any order le at the Shoe store for pack
aos 10 he sent East or West will be called for free o
charge JEFFRIEs, PRATT G. WOOD, -agsHts
Lancaster, June 49, 1854.
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II. SCOTT, DENTIST.

ETAS opened his new Office in E,ciHR'S
EI1E1S2 Brick Baaiding, Main Street, On thS
IFfysf<ya HiH, where he can be found every day
A1Io during business hours from 10 l2 A. .,M.
and from to O'Clock, p. 81. For about 90 yesrs
have labOred constantly % obtain that state OF pefoe-
ton in filling (plugnyj Teeth which would result in
saving for life AL the natural teeth. Ii is not
question with skllful Dentists whelherthey can be
ed not ami that is obtained by giving greater
mount labor and 10 each operation, and useDg
but gold filings. Success in this course saves vast
cunt Of suffering from tooth-ache and from ext.act
ing teeth and wearing Of artificial teeth which is tho
sure result OF deeayed teeth neglected. give my pat
certified guarantees 10 be effective during the lves
ofhe parties the permanance of the filings
well as the entire safety OF the tooth, charge
will ever be made for repairing iii should become
cessary extract teeth at all times and treat diseases
Of month. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
have received from the citizents Of Fairfield county
uance II. SCOTT.
MAY e. Is54-3mI
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LIST OF PREMIUM5.-Ihe Secretary OF
ahe Fairfield County Agricaltural Society,"
We publish in to-day's paper list of pre-
miums awarded at our late county Agricul-
-xural Fair. We should have done so last
week; but as usual in publishing items of
interest connected with the Agricultural
Society, the Honorable Secretary, NEWTON
ScnLE1cH, in his haste to make the Ohio
Eagle the "oficisl ergan" of said society,
overlooked the fact that there was another
paper published in this county, Even at
this late day we have to copy from the So
ciety's "self-consttutcd" organ and
"without official authority" and publish
the list as matter of general interest to
our readers and not as a matterofpecuniary
profit.
The secretary of the society is one of the
editors of the Eagle, and seems to have
used his official position to make the public
entirely dependent upon that paper for all
items ofnews connected with the Agricul-
tural Society, by making it tho Society's
only advertising medium. rqse M +
X. We are warm friend of Agriculture
and the Fairfield county Agricultural So
ciety and have always taken great pleasure
in laying before our readers all items con-
nected with their advancement and interests,
and have only been prevented from SO do
ing by the culpable neglect of the Secre-
tary. @ a-a -.e.l.
Those of our readers who have. on seve-
raj occasions, inquired the reasons why
we have not kept them posted as usual in
matters connected with the County Fair
will please accept this statement as a snfi-
cient excuse. 4 s-s es5. ....5
Iii due the President, DANIEL SrFFoRD,
Esq, to state that this culpable neglect up
yon the part Of the Secretary was never laid
before his consideration. He performed
his duties with universal satisfaction, and
the success Of the Society owes much to
his energy and promptness. e
Wealso noticed that JOHN REBER, Esq. the
ex-President, rendered efficient services
aud deserves the highest eulogums for the
active part he took in everything connec'
4 ted with the Society. &
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raMnV n00ns. PERTUmERY, &c !.

! FINE Assortment Of Lubin's and Harrison's Ex-
a tracts; Toilet Water, Cologne, Bureau Perfume,
Tooth Powder, Pearl, Ivory and Fancy Porte Monies
of aI Skinds Lyons Knthairo, Barry's Ireopheroni
and oils OF all kinds, Soaps, Shaving Cream, &c.
Call az the Boston Book Store d. B. NUDGE;
Lancaster, July II, 1854.
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Col. P. VAN TRUMp's ADDREss.-Itis
seldom we have it within our power TO fill
the columns of the Gazette with Agricul-
tural matter in every way SO worthy Of
praise as the address of Col. P. VAN
TRUMP, which will be found in another
part of to-day's paper. Historically con-
sidered, it is one of the finest productions
on the subjcctof Agriculture it has ever
been our pleasure to peruse. 1t contains
many suggestions and reflections well wor-
thy the careful attention of every LABoR1NG
mai in the county. 1t is written in a style
of beauty and clearness that will at once at
tract and gain the admiration of all who
read it. By all means give it careful and
thorough perusal, as it is "feast of reason
and flow of SOUL" and should be carefully
filed away for future reference and instruc-
ton. 1t is production we'll worthy the
pen of its able author.
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9ENHE undsrsigned would respectfully announce 10
the citizens of Lancaster and vicinity that he has
opened Bakery and Grocery, Main Street, JeS
ao0rs Hsstof tAe Heekigg Ysiiey Bank, where he viii
keep eOnstalily on hand,
Cakes OF all kinds nnd Crackers,
All u which III be sold si wholesale and retail Per-
sons wishing Cakes by the hundred, can have them II
any time, by giving few hours notice.
Also, ali Kinds Of FAMILY GROCERIES kept con
saHtiy on haa which will be sold a low any other
house IN tlIe city.
Feeling confident that his srocx aud PRICES will suit
the purchaser, he earnestly soiieits share of public
patronage. A. BRKNNEMAN.
y. b. Butter Eggs, Lard, Flour Bacon, eet, taken in
exchange for Groceries.
Laneaster May ], 1884,
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THE GREAT HAT AND CAP STORE,
BoTH WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
ROBERT EIELDING

kOBGRI fIEEOIN1
UTAS Just received from Philadelphia and NewYork,
Z q one Of the LARGEST STOCK OF HATS AND
CAPS that has ever come to this city, of the 81
ESLATHsr IMPROVED sTYLEs, embracing every EedA
~ variety of shapes, sorts and sizes--eonsist- ~
- ing of the late Spring Style MOLE-SklN
HAT, unsurpassed in Ohio for durability and fneness'
AlsOs Y0ung Mems Hats of all kinds;
Summer Hats, consisting of PANAMA;
Pedal and China Straw;
Braid LEGHQRN and MANILA;
Palm Leaf; Kossuth Hats, both Fur and wool;
Fine Otter and White Beaver, for Summer;
The latest Spring style Cashmere Hats;
All sorts Of BOYS a. ChiIdrens' Fancy Hats,
ROTH FUR, WOOL AND straw ~.
All Of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. lower than ever before. i,
N h. Country Merchants will do well by calling and
'NHlis Tna,sr Nav 10 1854 r. FIELDING.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. MiIliarn III. King.

DAs " -" AAAAbS
TNORMERLY Demonstration ofMechanieal DentlstryI
n in the Ohio College OF Dental Surgery q. Cincinns
t. respectfully informs the citizens of Lancaster and vi
entity that he still eontnues the practice OF his profe
sion at his old stand and is prepared TO perform all
operations pertaining to his profession
All operations warranted comfortable and to render
good service Fu set Of Teeth inserted the prnoi-
II Ts6hice, Main Street, che door East ofthe BaglO
Printing once. May 0, ls54-Sm
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NOTICE.

NOIlCls.
TENHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends and
public in general, that he has much enlarged his
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
as to the variety He has just opened and has for sale
= sSes3zSn No. !, Ma RcEkerel Ofthe best quality
~ 81 Also, best PlcklinE Vinegar, and
small Stock of Dry Goods to suit customers,
all of which will be sold low for cash approved eoun-
try produce ut his Old stand, corner of Broad and
Hotel. J. CHURCH.
N. B. Butter, Bacon, Lard and Corn Meal wanted.
Lancaster, September 81, IS54-20
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BREAD! BREADH BREADl!

SAMUEL BEERY
"TOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Lancaster vicinity, that he has commenced tho
Bread, Light Eausk & Cracker Baking
in connection with his baking, &is prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
with every thing in the above line. Having in his en-
pioy the best of bakers, he feels confident that he
please all who may favor him with call
PCalI at his Store on Main Street, and also at his
House, corner of Columbus & Mulberry streets.
Lancaster, July Is, 1854.
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CircIeviIIe Post-omce.

Many and serious have been the COM
plants of our subscribers at Circleyille a.
gainst the Postmaster in that place
Notwithstanding we do up the Cirsleyille
pack with the greatest particularly, our
subscribers fail in getting their papers,
For various reasons, we are led to believe
the fault lies with the Post Master in that
place. We are told by our subscribers
that it frequently happens that the papers
addressed to them never come to hand
though as an act of pretended accomoda-
ton, the Postmaster very generously
proffers them the Gazette sent to the Watch-
man as an exchange. To show our read
ers that it would be impossible for one pa
per to arrive separately, it is only necessa-
ry to state that our pack to Circleville,
like all other packs, goes in one bundle, and
that in doing up our packs, we invariably
count the papers before wrapping them
thus precluding the possibility of mis-
take. Besides this, we have taken partic-
uldr pains with the circleville package for
the reason that frequent complaints hare
reached our ears from that quarter, The
fault is with the Post-Master at Circleyille;
and another instance of the non-arrival of
the Gazette at that place will be sufficient
cause for thorough investigation into the
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A NEW STOCK.

A New and well Selected lot Of GroeeTie
WTAvEi1sf been received by the subscriber, at his
old siand, where he win BE-, BE- happy to meet his
customers and the public generaly. a,,L,
Groceries will be sold by me as cneap ana oi ~ goed
onsity as eau be found In any similar
the city. =. r. f,s..t..... -.
ons Pigs Prnrs nRd also general variety OF Nutas
sneb ~ AIndnds Brazl Notns Coco Nuts, @e. AlAQs
GEORGE J. WY0UHs
lancaster Feb 7slsS,--4s
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Enr Sale or Rent.

yHyHE property in which l now reside, corner Of
4 Broadway and King street, in this city. Pogses-
sion given in q few days. HANNAH LEVER1NG..
Lancaster. September %, 1eJ4-4w2I-Eagle COPY.
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Tatatc of Iohn sweyer.

TulHF, undersigned have been duly appointed ana
onaIded as Executors of the Estate OF John SWey-
err err de eeased, late of Fairfield county, Ohio.
~ JACOB SWEYBR,
LEWIS SwEYER,
SAMUEL SWEYRRi
s1nt Il is5A-4UoOs H. NJ. SWEYER.
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MONTEITH'S GEOGRAPHY,
FOR SALE AT THE
~ BOSTON BOOK STORE.
49, an roka n n NfnnCR

Picture Frames! Picture FramesiI
n Invoice of the best German Mouldings for Pic
"a ture FnInes and Looking Glaeses, just receVcdi
and for sele Ioto. at the Boston Book store.
Lancaster, October 10, 1s54-ia DsB. NUDGE
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THE GREAT RED DRAGON

MASTER KEY 20 POPE Y,
Just received at the Boston Book Store.
Lancaster, September IA, 1854 ID. b. MUDPH.
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r.,o,e of GEORGE ID. shockIey.

Estate of George ID. ShOckIeys
TNToTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the Estate OF GEORGE d. SHoeKIEY late Of Fairfield
connIy deeeased. c. F. SHEFFBR, JsdH'tOr.
Iansaster, September ID, 1s54l4wlg
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FRESH AnRIvAL OF GnOcEnIEA

Violet township, October 5, iss4.-2a
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18

Harmony Of Nature.

When storms lower, and wintry winds
Cypress thee. Nature, dear goddess, is
beautiful. always beautiful. Every little
flake Of snow is such perfect crystal, and
they fall together so gracefully, as if fairies
Of the air caught water drops and made
them into artificial flew ers, to garnish the
wings of the wind. O! il is the saddest
Of all things, that even one human soul
should dimly perceive the beauty that is
ever around us--a perpetual behedIetion.
Nature, that great missionary OF the Mos
High, breaches to us forever in all tones OF
love, and writes auth in all colois, on
manuscripts Illuminated with stars and
flowers II we were in harmony with the
whole. we might understand her. Here
and there Spirit, less at discard, hears
semi-tones in the ocean and wind, aud
when the stats look INTO his heart, he Is
stirred with dim recollections of univer-
sal language, which would reveal all, il he
only remembered the alphabet.-Mrs. i,
IL Cai{d.
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Novel SfaHa

The ex-postmastef Of 'Bos,cn Is in Ger
many. He sends home an account Of a
dinner 20 railway congress. at which a
locomotive appeared upon the table, 10
which was attached train l6aded with
dishes of The choicest aid most solid food
The succulent train advanced slowly, in
imitation of the passenger trains upon all
German roads. After having made the
tour of the table without stepping, in or.
der to give view of the good things
with which il was freighted the train
again started, making station in front of
each guest, and permitting him to fill his
plate according to his appetite and fancy.
The trains followed each other in constant
succession for two or three hours, depart
ing each time well loaded with comesti-
bss, and always returning empty to the
depot. This is just the thing for an Amer
lean dinner table, where the fashion is,
according to English authority, to guIp
everything with railroad speed.