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To a playful friend who inquired of us the other day, says the Mobile Advertiser, of the sth inst, what word there was in the English language, in which the yowels, q, c, :, Q, U, ?, occurred only once in their regu- lar order, we answered, there are two words of that description, viz iacet;oilsly and Gl5- steniousy. In return we inquire what word there Is in our language in which the letter IS used five timesl