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DEtTH ADIBOY sEsIINARY.This institution aiTordng
thorough college together with
,~s" esDn on Wsanssaa
menis designed comfort Of the pupils and
age habits Of neatnes. and system .,,. .,..,.. 49,.
bathing, valuable philosophical
ea. Sanps and synnasnm provided with references TO
health and physical training some Of the minor advantages
Tho Principal the advantage, Of early devotion his
enlightened Christian could
Terms SIS per session of tuition,
Of books for English studies
From TIC Faculty et,le College Of Nep Jersey
Having had opportunity Of knowing The talents. literary and
woodbridge while he
college were well taught with pleasure
eaSnsf N whose and nde in gy.
and guardians ss may have is =, eSnhaenes.
s r and r Ss e.
CoLLEsI OF Nav JEasKr, April, ls5i
nrrRsscxs.
Joseph Henry, LII. d., Smithsonian Institute, ID. c.
hsy Jane. w A.nands,, d. D. Princeton, New Jersey
Rev David Mage B. b., fair.se,htown, New Jersey
For circulars containing further PARTICULAR with additional 'esu
'''"'' $40 ''''''''''' '''' !: Z: WoopsapcE,
Ap o--diw Perth Amhoy, New Jersey.
DALrIMORE Female CoIege.-This institution, ineospo-
by exsn,ure Maryland enjoying patron
aasrd. Aey for The sequon o. thorough and ac-
study and and modern convenience for the
accommodation alaTge number Of boarding
FACULTY o. INSTRUCTIONS.
N. G. Brooks, A. Nj, professor OF ancient languages
Rev. b. II. Nada A. NJ, biblical literature.
Rev D. X. Waugh A. NJ, mathematics and natural science
sM Pau, n ., s.s t,.s "a q , dS -. dc
I" j. Rochester. assistant In English. 5.
Georginna a. Huiss French language
Ellen G. Gobrech,, nstrume music .#.
NJ. A. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth 3. sicer, painting.
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
Boarding for session, III weeks s57 80
Tuition In collegiate department SO
in preparatory 10 10 90
0JCanogncs, with information TO be had
applications
Ap24-2aw2w 1EHUH 20. BROOKS, Principal
I'VE QUINCEY's Literary vols. I2mo.
IL being vols Of uniform edition works.
Motherwel's Posthunous Poems, vol.
Tho Vision Of Sir LauNfa by James Russell Lowell
Memoirs Of the Rev. Jos and OF his Rev Jos
Brief Practical Treatise MORTAR with Of the
public hafbor by Lieut.
WIN. ii. Wright U. s. Engineers
This day received for sale by
-- II. TAYLOR MAURY,
Septic Bookseller, near 9th street
DEEDE's New Hats.sTEvENs, hauer, has, usual
establishment Of Beebo Co., New York city Of
the fall model for 1881.
snIes-toom the Athen~um opposite Adelpa Theatre.
MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite tho
III OF the Indies handsome assortment OF fall band
thread h~shes. and
embodes collars, 1ouncne tnscnas, and edgngs
YbHnds; falls coored fo wells gloves
spanish and other fans perfumery, powdsr, soups, Ac
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Young Ladtes' Institute,
uae Mrs. d. II. Burr's) Of 9th and streets.
THE subscriber will this Mop
day tbs as of April and will give his constant and personal
The usual branches OF
English French and mathematical education will be taught
will be bused
fornuares the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The principal tcscher
him lock for the the public and for
ing Of success.
For boarding pupils, s73 per quarter.
Payable always in advance HG
Music, drawing, Lain, Italian, Spanish and Gcrman extra.
permitted Rev Z. NJ. Butler, d. D., Rev. w.
French Mr. FiIhugh Coyte, Washington ciy Rev. anes May
Alonxo d.
generally Phsdeiphn RI Rev. Alfred Lee D. d.
..s " sll f@
$3.50 .A..tN4. WILLIAM j. CLARK
Mar Qi--f23hAp
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nOMESTIC Ornanle Cottages and Landscape
Gndenng-a Series Of Designs Adapted to he United States
Kanlet. l649
Designs Country Village Residences in the United States
Rch with Details Specifications, Plans and Directions, ana
Estimates Of Cost Of Each pesgp. 2vols, 1850
Gothic Architecture Applied Modern Residences by Arno
vol, 1880
Two Hundred Designs Cottages and Villas by Messfs Walter
B. Smith, l vol.
Downngs Architecture Designs for Cottages, Farm Houses
and Vins vol, 1851.
Cardennss Architecture adapted
to North America. VOL, 1850.
Downngs Architecture Designs for Cheap Cottages ana
Houses vol 1851. . -.
Together with many works the and all other
Jmne FRANCK TAYLOR.
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+ Lord de Ros. i vol. lssi. 49,
.s o I:s .. :ss ss St Naval by w" Kick
s Mining M:I.I Ia: and As.n:, o y , s.. . y
Rudimsnay Treatise Losaithm BY Law, engineer
supply Of tie Mssor" and remarks on spns' BY Joseph frs'
Yea, on The Psnaub Frontier by Major Edwards.
ch.fis. NAPIER chief in India. ivo ISL
Tsuar sSses Wrought IRON and c, Iron Columns.
The Desnc, State Britain, by Head
British Nautical Almanac for 1854
PROM LONDON The John Franklin BY c. R.
Sir Franklin Regions, by :. L. Simmons,
London i. Vicinity in 1851 volume map
Hand book Guide TO Londo. with .nsr.vns.-l vol, is5io
The Palace its origin and progress, with many onsv
Logic for Is. Mi,on or the Ar Reasoning vol, resi-
ou,uI, Of Cotton in India and by
England a. spoical, social, and industrial; by VIM John
Mocgesor. Commercial vol 1880
Dog Rrcakinx by Lieut. Col Hutchinson. "a sasor sse
Ewrs ARUnpEr.. shc R~iiro.A Of Lac, ~ sAs
Thu ss's. q a.al s n.ssas s s.pems.,
M Of Mary, Queen Of Scots, BY Miss Bense au'hor Of Life Of
ss.Is Ds,on.y q Arcs,ss.r. ds.ctpays.
erAphtcN @eoeceI tusraecd
k.ssi"e Walton, O. ksSsi q DoreS..,sr ~
Smms.
The Confessor, historical novel. =. -. ......-
Just pubfs,cd and this day received for ssm BY
M TAYLOR MAURY,
Aus 10 Rookseisss. pth street.
NJ E0RO MANIA, being examinaAion Of ihe falsely
IN Of demonstrated by
ne Investigations q Chsmpeon, wknson, Ro'sn Van A.,
mnge, Cddon, by John Campbe
su,hor Of ga Theory Of Equality" ! vol. ..,xx -,
Sept 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
NEW YORK 0RATlcs.-I have iss received, direct from
~ kew York, very iase assortment a. srs.eed En1s the
which, and cheap~ens,
anything this place. Terms moderate Please
call and examine before purchasing. 80 ."r'
Pennsylvania avenue, bsiwss,' 10Th and iish streets
sevA 5-6nf EtN# N
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rl.E,rrsu HOUSE LINENS.

these heavy durable,
chenp goods 3d. 81 and 1914 dice dnpcr, and dsmnks
Also 81, Ia, ia, Ia4, 10
sheehg which will be found the heaviest goods Of the kind
in pillow
s,er linens The only objection urged against
will be their durability Prices very
CLAGETT DODsON,
Dealer. all kinds Of carpets msipss, oil cloths, rugs
curtain and furnishing goods generally
OF Ninth street and Pennsylvania
June
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William and Mary College, Wtl1lanasbufg, VI.
THE next session open "Wednesday
9Th Of October Since the last session aps psp:scns hau
of3an30 and ngcul
chemistry. The Of the colsgs have been careaH revised
study adapted the wMn OF a cssee Of
dents. Of depapon inca
fifteen For proficiency in eight q these ne asesss
of Philosophy conferred mr. proficiency u 0Sek
Guiding ancient langusee the degree Of b. sad s M
cheney in al mo degree OF A. NJ .t%fs
A fGH Fa 8&faf Il fa Faculty. 4G ~ ~ aas9t{3f "a
Right Rev John John d. Professor Of Ma
Philosophy and the Evidences Of Chnsuantty.
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor Of Araaeass ana Coa'e
Law.
Bcniamn Ewe Of Mahemacs and Natrsl Scisa
MorRa..J. Bmcad, Phi D., Professor Of Language.
Henry Washington Professor Of History and fotics Economy
sas Totem, D. d. Professor OF ntellectnAi Phiossph
Bellies Letters and Rhetoric.
Robert Lakewood, Adjunct Professor OF Mathsnsfcs.
July 23-Iaw4w tasst
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II--1I NCaA0ND, Au9doS II, Ie5I
IN conformity TO the Virginia Of 1872 pags %oi
l6, hereby make known TO ali whom Il may coaeea eh
Of tho Coan1y Il 11ks
Office 9th day Of August leS thai
inquest 18th Of July 1851 the lioWtag 9Acs
the said Of Berkeley have hssn a
escheated this Common wealth, to witt
OF Back creek, asseeeed ~ Al
drews'Aheirs.
Tehanses bfanch, assessed :" Pees Deals he
365 aEscsscd James
Little Mountain, assessed 70 John PowciS hehs
acres On Pnckhorse road, assesscd 10 same.
Back creek. assessed 10 John Shocks heirs.
Frederick county line, assessed Isaac Scouts
$50 of North Mountain, assessed TO WIN. Tsi
heirs. lft.
OF Back creek assessed 10 Andrew JeukinsS
heirs. Nsfsssf
g. H. PARKER
Aua I5-law6w Nai Rsgistes l4and Ohc-
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NOTICE 4. hereby given sntssu
upon books Of the late nrn Of r. H. HoOE
present will he made
s,nn and either by
change in business which took effect February
all
closed At the expiration present hsif year.
lime o4-Nwn HOOK, BROTHER, T. co.
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DxrAxraKsI IsIKRIoE,
Indlaa Anaiss,
II. ociober 10, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals log indsn goods
~ viii be received Once Of the Commissioner Of Indian A.
a al Washington city until 10 O'Clock on Monday the ION day
November following Indian
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GUIDE virEins~ springs In addition
roues and distances description OF the springs,
natural curiostcs sne Ono small pocket volume Price
80 cents. .,,,
The london Lancet for June and Jnly.
The International Magazine for July.
This for sase ny 45
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NE0ROMANIA, being an examination q tho falsely
equality demonstrated by
ue investigations of ChsmpeIon wilkinson, Rose'ni Van Ar
nge Gideon, and Other celebrated writer's BY John Campbell
su,hor Of "a Theory Of Equality" ] vol. ..,1. r
Septic FRANCk TAYLOR
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite tho
III OF fall bands
received Also bonnets ades' morning and dress flow
moh h, and thread Iscss lace rsthss and
sleeves embodee collars nouncins tner'nss and edsnr
colored
Spanish perfumery powdevr soups, &c.
Madame would also attention her last nband
wh sh will dispose OF nj reduced prices.
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and 18th
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mVyE History Of BsnhinE. with comprehensive
Account Rise aud Progress Of the Bsnku Eng
nnd Ireland, Scotland by William j. Lawson v.
don, 1850. .#1*#N @W fr fhANCh TAYLOR
20
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NVsicn.-Ibose OF settled
Az Wen p"s rendsedto them much oblH.
cnne ana gong 30 at bsir earliest wish
met The fall trade. - : -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
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DUnnI1vRE DRY GOODs.--Ihs following desert,s :.
have ja.s Issn sdSed ou usde q which, y,
osnd ,ss very Iss ', and IN ~l
frrnsn cashmere psso snd esver. sets TO match -
dao bouaae and wrssshs Of do~e's, which spp.s a. No
ps, in DaDa.ss. Oriental ws.s.
p.%.:s lame pi.aO aad table covers 's match
riesss ,SrssS ulss. ~ Siy.ss s cais., ii cham.
Of s .ss sa s .:. 10 r.
% soea: ;so s med
s ssS.. S' =. a sps sa cheap. 49,
s aos ss 's' y s y.
s'S s sns. for .ppsads d.sy Ts
sead with boil. and plateau, e .aa sss."' sos
blankets a nband bound nspped on both sdes, and se v
bales srny for heavy ad u
yieeabe use which the attention q sms" and
AIso general assortment q fsmish Scotch, sh and Hs
@ ISS G ~ 81 i. 4 .n u:
q ali Of which we s.s E ~ On @ Ne
sept a-d4wif door Of the Nh T.
University or Pennsylvsnia, Medical Dspars.ssa
ElsAt,-ssxtA session, (ls5l-'sa)
. VII II .p msna October the
Theory and P,ssaos 4 Msaiess Y George D. wo'dMO
Maisria Medea and Pharmacy, !sseph oanon. MD.
Chemist Chemistry, ; names d y Roger, p M
Of Women and Children Hugh
Hodge, NJ ID.
Institutes Of Medicine Samuel jackson, NJ D. ll5 asl
fennsyvania Hospital BY CeOrge
Wood, NJ. D., and by Geo. W. Norris ~ ID. s9A atta #
r. Il. MEDICAL Y y w.
aud Henry II. Smith, NJ. ID. uEs .ft III IeS ts5s4
Practical anatomy by John Kell, M D., demonstration.
Offices for lectures the UMvcrsty
MANIPULATING fee, (pad once oniy
PRACTICAL anatomy
fss- ats 1t atg4a w. Il. HORNER, n. D., NJ +,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
above Thitteenth opposite the UnsA STATE
Mint, Philadelphia. n es e t
Aug l-2awtOcttS
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I KNOX WALKER will practice law IN the Supreme
sUd rs,eNd ~ the
cssrs sysics Address Washington, DC,
hH io-u aFtn-,e ess ISL
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II-CLOTIlS-Just received at the waeroomS OF CLaGEI
DODSON extensive and superb stock OF moor on eos,
panel aud Mosaic pave pas
colored in the highest style OF the arr
o 30 sheets low prices all or any OF which we WIN cut
tit any room, hail, passage, according TO diagram
cloths for covering uiture In widths
from feet inches and oelolhs expressly for
Aug l6--d2w CLAGETT DopsoN'
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TMPORTANr CALIFORNIA CHARTS. with sailing
bv Commander CsAws~d~r
Of Francisco strn,s
uisun confluence ~ the
San Joaqn rivers including the
California. Price, go
lin Washington TAYLOR MAURY,
Aus .liE i3' 4iat4i Booksefsrs. street.
nI0EsT Of he Decislens II The Court. q Equity \.
1851 giving dken u all me decisions 10 The
Of equity United saes previously 70 1877 Just pub
lhhed " ~
July ~ ~ u u-4. GhANOk TAYLOR
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NEW YORK 4RATfC1.--t jnS received. direct from
IN New a ersueed Gars Of the
patterns srd which, for beauty and chesp~e.
anything Terms moderate Please
call and examine before purchasing. 80 en
$3.50 ~ ef n. E'5 G. WOODWARD, EN-
Pennsylvania avenue, bs,wss,, 10Th and iish
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n,RAvEIS N United states, &c., during IsAo and
l 1850 by Lady Emmehnc Sunft Worfley
Godfrey Malvern The Life Of Author by Thomas Miller,
with twenty four illustrations by Phz."
London Labor and The London Poor, parts
Juyo fRhNCk TAYLOR
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Public school Books, and all those sed i'm the
private institutions in the District Of Columbia
county. For sale at New York prices by
TAYLOR d MAURY,
Aug 10 Booksellers near 9th 81
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fI.AGErr, NEWTOM. MAY. = CD Assse ssa1sse1.I
daily RECEIVES fall suppliss In rtcA acy $500 ssy
open this day Tuesdayl large y sdss - Az v
ever pleasure az sess ssnns We .s e. 10y =.
nation from The ladcs they will hnd mash ooss ens 30
:, later period season, and quite q eAseR CO.
- CLA0ETf, NEWTON, MAY, 20
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VHE Religion OF Geology, and its ceasestsA Sstsnsss
BY Hitchcock. president 81 Amherst College, and profess"
natural theology and geology. ] vol. -,
Guyot Earth and Man being lectures on conpasadvs yae
geography relation history Of mankind VOL
Contributions Theological scenccths Pre- Adamis EEh
John Harris, d. D., author ofshs Great Teachev VOL
Contributions Theological seienceMan Pnneva BY 'osA
Harris. 4 vol. ~ Htf AAax.t Nttt ftssH
Tn. Poetry Science beas saaiss 81 passosaa Of S'
by Robert Hunt l vol. A.
author by Agassix. i vol. .f. III. NJ
The Old Red stand.sose BY Hugh Miller. vol.
And o,ess Of the same siass of sciaAcs ~
June % FkANCk TAfLoh
CNlrTA's New Guide 20 Travellers thxUueeSes ~
- U niied States, leSl. III! ttsiaw r .H s.s1GE II.
Holcys Tourist throughout the Northern AID EASIER
states and CAnadn-rnap and enGravisgsc y n sHl. ~
Dsurnes American EuroPeea kailways AZ oesmsnT
Guide, with maps Price rs and 30 cents a..
Appie,ons Railroad Compsaoa shvsuA Me-
ENGLAND nd the Middle 6tates-many map
App,ssons Southern and Wesss<n Travellers Osass-sa
-.
The Hand Book for Travellers Arossh ~ Usi
States, with 1875 ensravines, and large map. :. :.
Falls Picturesque and Descriptive ~ NJ r. WINE vi"
yer fg1t4gI Ll : / ~
The New York Railroad Descnpcvs osits -Dsok y
Winm Macleod with l drawin by The saAss ~ oehsf ds
lar books.
Ausai kkANOK TASLo.
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ELkGANT Curtain NntcIInIs.-We pleasure Q
Ia informing public received,
saie brookie satin lanes, daoask LANES
an beautiful
with elegant
pins cords and asseis loops gimp &C. To CORES
pond.
Also esboraey wrought lace Swiss and book muslin under
which have been on exhibition at IN
Worlds Fair, viii be admitted by all who them TO be III
goods kind this county, The iade
arcpa particularly invited CAL and them.
Aug lG--daw CLAGETT X DODsON.
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TAPEsTRY VELVET. ync~t vsivst Tspseesx, IT,
pesuy and plain BSusssis thrsepy I'D tu1Ra o9Pss.g
received additional supply Of he ahsva 0eseeqa
nisue goods, MI in entsr new and aersat Vees ~
OF cniovs frou hsrsD(oFs see n Mn cOuy ~ IT'D "
celebrated mandatory Of John Cfosey eoas London
Also additional suppy ofsseyass caI'ain asss socs
all silk. Il -.....
misses damash hisss, French md ssAsh Nns'e ehS
az. A. s55E n 80 stl1s = ~, ~,
Swiss and French ced Turkey red and figured cntsss vi" "
the tasscls, rmps, md bordsrngs " match i. . ,,
Thesc goods with hand before their arr,
perhaps cosplsts q any other re
Enlistment in the country. ..,
An those intending N fsrnish, are
wy ''"''' = i"~Sr'"" 'C1.AUurT 4 D0Deor,
.HH nt9 DEALERS In I'll hinAs - emnlnnfs Ay-sss~
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25
TOOTH PULLING rHLUSrnATED.

Before the days of chloroform there was a
quack who advertised tooth pulling without pain.
The patient was placed in a chair, and the instru-
ment applied to his tooth with wrench, follow
ed by roar from the unpleasantly surprised
sufferer:
''Stop," cried the dentist, compose Yourself
told you would give You no pain, but only
just gave you that twin ye as a specimen, to show
you Cartwright's method of operating" Again
the instrument was applied-another tug, anoth-
er roar. "Now don't be impatient; that is Dunn
erge's way; be seated and calm--you will now
be sensible of my method" Another appIca-
ton, another tug, another roar. "Now pray be
quiet! that is Parkinsoff's mode, and you don't
like it, and no wonder" BY this time the tooth
hung by thread; and the operator whipped it
out exultingly exclaiming THAT is my mode o!
tooth drawing without pain, and you are now en-
abled TO compare it with the operations of Cart
wright, Dumcrge and Parkinson"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25

ARAB l1osPITALITY.-A well known Arabian
horse stealer once related as follows, what had
befallen him in the desert.
81 once, as | was astray in the desert, came to
a tribe of Bcduoins They received me with
great hospitality, and killed camel every day
on my account. | prayed them not to put them
selves to such Inconvenience, but to let me de-
part Sill they would not suffer me to 90, and
every day they killed a camel. At length one
day got an opportunity, drove off a fleet camel,
mounted it and went away with all speed. The
owner, who saw me going off with his camel,
mounted and pursued me. When he had brought
me back he pointed to a snake that was lying in
the sand.
"'Seest thou, said he, 'thc tail of that snake
there will hit it with this arrow lie shot
and the arrow pierced the tail.
"'And with this arrow, said he, as he drew
forth second, i will hit its head He shot the
snakes head in two.
"'Thou seest now said he, with this third ar
row should not miss thy breast, and thou dost
deserve for rewardng hospitality with flight
and robbery-but since thou art our guest, 90
hence in Gods name and choose twenty camcls
more 10 take with the"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25

Sdrgacityofa Dog.--A Brooklyn paper tells
story of a Mr.. Robinson, of Flatbush, l.. |.
who has two dogs, the one a small spaniel, and
the other large haIf-breed deer-hound. The
small dog was playing with Mr.. RS child near
cstern, when the child fell, head foremost, in
to the water; the agonized mother who, from
window, witnessed the occurrence, saw the span
lei run to the kennel Of toe hound, who instant
y ran to the spot, and before the mother could
reach the child, the noble animal had placed it in
safety. Instinct might have induced the small
dog to attempt resc ue, but evidently knowing
his inability to do so, what prevented him from
trying, aud caused him, quick as though to fetch
the stronger
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25
VOL. XII-NO. 5.
Insect MesmerIsm.

Altgough the cockroaches abounded inconve.
niently at the Mauritus, it was not without pity
that saw them consigned, as they frequently
were, TO living grave by a wicked looking in
sect, much resembling a Spanish fly. Ii was
impossible to witness his proceedings, combined
with his glittering green and blue dress, with
out imagining the selfish demon of pantomime
leading an innocent victim to perpetual entomb-
ment in some haunted cavern. Let the cock
roach be moving ever so briskly across the wall.
he has no sooner caught sight of the fatal insect
NOT quarter of his size-than all energy leaves
him, and he stands stupidity resigned. The fly
then walks up to him, looks him hard in the face
and presently putting forth some apparatus,
which stands him in place ola finger and thumb,
gently takes the cockroach by the nose and leads
him daintily along for foot ortwo.
Leaving him there, he commences thorough
examination of the neighborhood, beating the
ground up and down like a wel-trained setter,
and not finding what he wants, returns to the
cockroach and leads him on a little further when
the same process is gone through, sometimes for
hours, till the whole wall has been examined
Chinks there are plenty, but they do not suit
him; he has taken the measure OF his victim S
bulk, and means to lodge him commodiousIy-
Presently, suitable hole is found, and the fly
moving backward, gently pulls the cockroach af-
ter him into his last home. What horrors are
perpetrated in this dark recess cannot be more
than surmised. The object undoubtedly is to
engage him as wet nurse. No doubt the poor
cockroach is bored in some part not VITAL and
eggs laid IN him; a purpose, indeed, for which
his succulent motherly frame seems peculiarly
adapted.
And not improbably, during this vcarious in
cubation, he supplied with food, until the young
of whom he is pregnant, being hatched com
mence, in return for his services, to "gnaw his
bowels, for their repast" tits in vain that during
the scene described you urge the cockrosch to
seek safety in flight. The poke of stick is
disregarded; he seems deaf to all hints; nay,
move him to another part of the wall, he waits
there with the same stold Indifference the re-
turn of his tormentor. Probably sly thrust is
given him il the first meeting of noses, or some
"leprous disti!lment'' dropped in his ear for he
has entirely the air of being hocussed.-V Voyage
to the MduritiuS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25

man has been arrested in this city on sus-
picion of numbering an infant boy, l6 months
old, the child Of his wife by her first husband
Some weeks ago the child was found on the floor
in front of the bed with its head badly bruised
1t was put under a doctors care and partially
cured. One day last week the husband came
home in an unreasonable hour, and ordered some
victuals, proposing to build fire and put on the
tea-kette in the backyard, while the wife should
90 to market for some eatables. The child lay
sleeping in settee cradle when the mother left,
but when she returned it was missing. She gave
the alarm, the neighbors came in, and the boy
was found senseless, lying between the cradle
and the bed, its skull broken as if with board
or stick. 1t was some minutes before it came to
itself, fingered awhile and died. The father of
the child died with cholera seven months before
it was born; the mother had taken deed of a
house and lot in her own name, to which this
child was sole heir.
These are facts as drawn out upon a Coroner's
Inquest. The Grand Jury could not find a bill
for want of eridence. Wethink the circumstan-
ces are evidence enough.--C.ere!aH Plain
dealer.