forms an admirable burning fluid. plied to the eye for curative purposes, in all the earths—clay, flint, chalk. &c, are pal, &c, which do not dissolve.in the liquid, place of that soft, warm, lubricating fluid It moreover possesses ansesthetic properties. nothing more than the rust of metals; that… … Lippincott, Grambo & Co., Philadelphia, a specimen num- kinds of these oxyds or earthy bodies, some ber of the new Complete Pronouncing Gazetteer of the The annexed engraving represents a plant- the axis of a pair of wheels, k, (one shown,) World. It will contain notices and the pronunciation of…
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