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Copartnershin Notice.

A bRANGEMENTS have been made with Samuel
IN Flagg, thai mis- may he used by the subscrib-
ers, 60 do business under the name and style of
SAMUEL FLAGG d co and ;he Manufacture of
Machinery will hereafter he carried by us at old
stand, under the name Of SAMUEL FLAGG d co.
HENRY HOLLAND,
lUCtUS w. POND,
ARTHUR 4. BACK,
WILLIAM w. BISHOP.
N. B. The Mechanical services of SAMUEL FLAec,
have been secured by us and Mr. Flags will continue
hereafter to work for us.
SAMUEL FLAGG & co.
Worcester, Oct l, 1858. olO deod2w
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Singing Schools.

NM NJ. SUMNER removed from Soutbhridre st
tY to Chatham St. Place, (formtrly known as
tCbatham st. Coutt'l
N Il. chatham street. runs parallel with Pleasant
street, and is the next one South OF it.
Sept, IA. 1853. d,v,,r
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Winter is Coming !

NeU will find splendid assortment o. FURNISH
ING GOODS, such'ts Gloves Of vi kinds Nit
tens, CrRVats. Scare-. es Ftorks li,in md F#ncy
Shirts Drawers at under hrs llar ltc,chpfs Boys
Belts Games, ml fea~ Cloth aid ca ztd Caps a.
mes ami Genilantns Rnbhers. Al \l, he sol cheap
at No, POS Main st Worcester
oil mf SYLVANES PRATT
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Also. Ready.Mada Clothir 2.

ut every description,
as usual, consisting Of over Coas Frock rrss and
Sack Cots. Pants and Vests, and every variety Of
Furnishing 600 5.
Remember the place, 27I Main ST.. Pip RHO l. Wor
ceser, Mass, sign OF The Fun Dressed Man
s2t laWtt
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/. l. 1853.
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the firm Of SAMUEL
1<FLAGG q co. las posed OF SAMU Ell FtAGG,
HENRY HOLLAND. LUCH S w. POND. ard AR
THUR T. BACK, is dissolved. l have sold out my
interest," in the late firm to WILLIAM w. BISHOP,
aud am in way Connected as partner, in the new
firm Of SAMUEL FLAGG N Co SAMUEL FLAGG.
Worcester, sept. 80, 1858. ol0 deod2w
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DRY GOODS. &c.
TO the Ladies

2 2 u AltLN%AVO
~ A BRO MING wbn'd irvi The attention The
VI Ladies Of Worcester and tirniiy. HI, stock Of
PARIS ERY,
which has BEEN ,e'erte by HIN from ne ia inpor
alions, consist NJ Il SIX sG H. aud Velvet iias il
all their variety.
Ladies Dress TAPS. Dress 1nmn in~E Collars. Sleeves,
and EmbrUlderirs Of every description, and
OF fhe newest designs.
AS ne has secnr The assistance oi nj the first
miin' rs IN the city he hopes receive hsi
STARE OF public patronage which poiteness aud
ton " I'll merit.
Pattern HATS, Tor Mi liners constantly on hand
Mourning tonu,ts constantly nu nand and made 10
order at short Hstice
Donnets bleached, pressed, coOred mud repaired in
superior manner. $50 vain Street.
So DOM
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VIE subscriber is now ready give privnte lessons
Z to l,dies aud gentlemen in Ftench or sSnanish =
Cali at No, IS Pleasant ST. r. C. MIsNEP
aug4 dt
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Stra we'd or Stolen
NOTICE.

FENHE subscribers have formed n Communicable for
Il the purpose of carry ing u the Wrench a, d Copy.
ing Press Manufacl urme business at the Shop hereto
lore occupied by John Gleason, at Worthwhile.
GEO &. TAFT
JOHN GLEASON.
Worcester, Oct lst, 1853 Ola d3w
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MORTTNORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

Is Vegetable Extract, Internal Remedy, prepared
expressly for this One Disease and this it will in
every form, either niammatory (Acute) Chronic no
matter OF how long standing.
Sold by G. 5. IL A. j. Howe, NJ. b. Green, d. Scott
l. t. LazelI, Worcester; B. X. Bliss and Haven,
Springfield.
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Bow Wanted.

IA ness, one of steady aud industrious habits Amply
at G. MAYNARD'S silver Ware Muauactoiy, No. y
Central st eet. Ola dawlwt
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

TNHE COparinership, heretofore ex listing under the
i name and style of SAMUEL FLAGG L CO., is
this day dissolved, by mutual corsent
SAMUEL FLAGG,
HENRY HOLLAND,
LHCUIS w. POND,
ARTHUR T. BACK.
Sept. 80, les olO deod2w
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Military.

FTNHE Members of the w. I. INFANTRY, are request
1 ed to meet al their AymoTy, on SAL URDAY Eve,
at O'Clock fun attendance is desired, as business
of importance wilt coale before The Company.
ola d2t fer order, d. ARNOLD, Clerk.
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Drugs and Medicines,
FOR SAFE.

lNE large new Hous', ct 10 rooms; good Barn
" having accommodations for two Horses, price
S5EOD. Also six Houses, at prices from $4,000. TO
$4,000 Eight Cottage Houses at prices from a oOo
TO S2oOO. The above houses new, recently built
and pleasantly situated beautiful rise within four
minutes walk OF City Hall, South long credit for
most OF the Purchase money.
Also, for sale, very cheap, several eligible HOUSE
LOTS, within Ave minutes walk OF the CIV Hail.
south, long credit given Inquire at the Of Myr-
lie and sou'hbridgo ss.,oi A. J. EATON.
oil dlw<
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Wornester Dramatic Museum.

WORCESTER DTamatIc Museum.
STyGE MAEAsER. .-..--.....J. q. cARTLlTCH.
BE >EFtT OF Dir. 5. u. ROBINSON.
IN FRIDAY Evening, Der 14th, 1853 will he
acted (Ist and ony time ia this ci,y) the Great
Dramatic Piece, entitled
The Mysteries Rnd IIseries OF New York.
More ..-...... ......Mr ]. II. Robinson
To he olIcw'd with variety of Beautiful Singing nv
II. NJ Mccarthy, and his sister Miss Marion MacaFlkS
To be fe!lowei by New Burletta, entitled
Yankee COurtship
Seth Bigelow II Robinson.
To conc'ud with a New Farce, emitted Jo&a Jones
II Full particulars. see Bills Of the day
Doors open al Z; to commence before 8.
PRIcEs-Parqnette, so cents; Circle 25 cents: Gal
lerY i25 cents s.
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AUCTIONS.
On Saturday, October 29th, 1853.

ne house Is Ia ge Well-but, and Commudous, in
good re- air, and provided with all cUnveniences of
modern built County Residences II is al present
adapted to the accommodation of families but at
slight expense c'ii be converted INTO beautiful
geutetl private residence.
There three excellent wells of water on the
place, large and well arranged Barn, good Carriage
Houses, Woud sheds and other Out buildings veTy
fine and thriving Orchard Of choice Fruit Trees ana n
Garden unsurpassed by any in The County. The front
yard, which is very lage-abnut 100 feet sJuare-is
we'll laid out and filled and adorned with Cherry, Pear
Plum, and Forest Frees, all in Il lourshing condition
The site has ever been regarded the most pleas
ant and desirable of the many splendid locations In his
beautiful village commanding it does one of the
finest extensive, and varied views. that could be
desired by the most ardent and enthusiastic lover of
natural scenery. 1t also has the advantage of being
centrally located in the village being less III three
minutes walk from the Churches, Unitarian, Presby-
terian and Methodist,-'he Post Office, Hotel Stage
Office, and Leicester Academy, well and favorably
known throughout the country, and in a highly refined
and intelligent community, unsurpassed lot its moral
ity, enterprise, and prosperity.
There is semi daily line of Stages to Worcester,
only six mi e. distant, aud to ClaPpvile, Jour miles
distant, and also daily line passing through the viii
lage' from Spencer TO Worcester.
Gentlemen want of dtlightful Country Seat. en-
oying superior advantages OF location, will do well to
examine the premises
Terms easy and made known Sale
Also, at same time will be sold, all the
PASTURE AND WOOD LAND,
belonging Estate above. consisting of about
- ACRES, situated OF and and adjoining the
Brick Factory ond, mile west OF the centre of the
village of Leicester.
Also, IA Acres. of superior Mo wing Land, known
as the Vickery Knoll Lot and situated mile Of
the village.
Sale 10 CONNER C at o'c ock, P NJ
" For particulars in regard to above Property, in
quire of Jos. A Denay, Esq E. sargent Leicester,
or of the subscribers in New YORK
Administrator of The Estate of j. D. Sargent.
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NOTICES. &c.
Masonic Notice

The Regular Meeting, of the wor- a
M eester r A. Chapi,r r, will he held at n
Xxx Masonic Dall; Oh FRIDAY Evening X y
" at o'ciocS. w
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THE ABOVE FOR SALE
THE GREAT ALTERNATIVE,
MORTTMORE'S
BITTER co ~ H.gL,

si AND BLOOD PURIFIER
This Invaluable remedy, for every description OF
NERVOUS AFFECTION and for diseases of the
Lirer and Kidneys, has obtained popularity where.
introduced, unprecedented in the history of any
other med ul preparation brought before the pub
lie. s
Many of our most eminent Phi sicians have thorough
lytes.ed lis merits and now prescribe il the
eff GIVE
Alternative, & Blood Purifier ever known.
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia PaIpllaton of the Heart Nigh
sweais, and affections of the Lungs will readily yield
10 The influence of this unrivalled remedy Physical
Derapgements, Irregularities especially with FE-
MALES, producing DebihIy and prostTalion Of toe
system, may be at once obviated aud removedby the
use Of the
Bit r Cordial and Blood Purifier,
Which is Vegetable Spirit pleasant to take, and per-
ectly safe be used in any of health, by the
most delicate female or child
gCr Price 81, 90 per bottle.
Wv. ALEXANDER g. CO., Publishers,
No. Barclay IT,, castor House, New York.
lclH decd lyis
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MORTIMORE,s
Rheumatic Compound,

TNHfS truly celebrated remedial preparation, efica
cioas alike for each and every description Of Rheu
matte Complaints, is already too well known and es-
teeme throughout the United States, TO require any
lengthy notice OF its paramount virtues. IT ERADI
GATES this heretofore :ncuEabe and distressing dis
from the system, and nrvat in the Phar-
macy OF Medicine.
We do not propuse to make unqualified statements,
orto force neytrNm bef the public but simply to
request those n,os+ luterrs ed,
SUFFERERS THENFSELV YES,
to procure from the AGENT in their vicinity circular
and only read the testimony of these who have ex-
perenced its Invaluable curative powers but to write
call upon the c0nvalescens that the Statements
may emanale from the FOUNTAIN nEAD--a course
which will satisfy the most increduous, and one by
which Interpolation Of the REMEDY is certain of being
sustained Write also the propretors, who will
cord every iniormaon and furnish OF undoubted
character from every section of the Uni,n numbering
among them some of the most eminent Ply sIcians,
Clergymen, Editors and prominent citizens rendering
the reliability and efficacy of the remedy beyond the
reach of doubt or distrust.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-14

English Books,
IUST received, and for sale low, at So Main st.
Ol3 div e. N. TUCKER, Agent.
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ERUIT
SalRratnS

or superior quality in 6bls Ibis. arl boxes. Fol
~ sale low, by CHARLES d. COBB co.
SO DIFF
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French and spanish Convarsatinn

DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
dot 1t Messenger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

DORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
in bottles barrels casks, for sale Wholesale retail, by
isn22 L. ii. HEDGES 4 co. "a Gravier STREET.
ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE ALE
THIS ALE celebrated throughout
ties being entirely free from aduteraon composed only Hops
Malt and Water brewed Messrs SAMUEL AS0PP son,
Burton for the f time in the South offered sale
by llan9l ly] r. H. Chiffon, Importer 81 Gravs street
NHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS-BRAN-
~ DESSazarac of the vintage Of 1875, 1885,
and qualities
WfNEsod Reserve, Pathenbo
dera Duff Gordon and Harmony Sephews Sherry Old Port st
ard Hook Creme de Bouzy, Feur de Sefy Hdck
many other brands of ChamPgne White Wine car casks and
Holland Gin Jamaica and ST. cox RUM Scotch Insh Old Roanoke
aud Old Rye Whisky Brandy Fu Juice
descrpon BOXERS Berlin Goueys B and everything
the of WINES and LIQUORS. which will be sold
able terms be found, for cash o. city paper.
900 casks PORTER and ALE, pnts M quarts
!" SEWEIL T. TAYLOR Is Royal street.
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TRIESTE.

THTE > T Il.
FOR TRIESTE.--The very fast sailing ~
\ bark CLEANER, 2. Fener, master having nearly all ANY,
her ed, will have immediate dispatch For freight
mhsi &. z. BoGERT 4 co. 10 Camp street.
EOR TRIESTE.-The fine A / fast sailing
American shp ELLEN MARIA, Capt Whtmoe loading
and will have immediate dispatch For freight Of 4o0 bales Cotton
ply p. WHITNEY a co. 6l Camp street.
tF- For apply To the Captain board. mhs
AUSTRALIA.
FOR AUSTRALIA-To call at Port Philip
and Mburne1e first class fast sailing newly eopred Amer
.nn lE y L.. l..n- l.. ll...L IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

Will leave SATURDAY. April ., at O'Clock p. NJ.
NOR VNKSBURG, WARRENTON, ~ =
NEW % CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, ROD sBl&SAAA.tfSr
NEY, NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA
aud BATON ROUGE Regular SATURDAY Weekly yicksbarg
and sw running passenger packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE
Captain NJ White, will leave above For freight passage
apply on board or to SMITH FMsTER, so poydasstreet
LIZ The Southern Belle will Yazoo freight
with privilege OF reshppng the
BELL, the s. B. having made mhS0
viii leave THURSDAY, March 81, at O'Clock p. NJ
EOR PRINCETON, LAKE PROvI- T-
II DENCE, MlLIKEN'S BEND, VICKSBURG -64kaAv-s4sS
GRAND GULF, RODNEY NATcfiEZ, FORT AID 5ES. -
ANS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, DONALDSON LILLE, and
all 9sTaediste andngs1hc fine passenger FRANK
NoN Capt Estes n place the Saxon will
Thursday thereafter throughout the freight pass
age apply on board or STROTIER BROS IS Poydraa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
'No SUGAR PAINTERS. B. RoupANEz

wv OUGAR PLANTEKS.-J. b. ROUDANEZ
Il SUGAR HOUSE BUILDER AND KETTLES SETTER N
goa JULIA STREET, NEW ORLEANS respectfully
oilers his services to all SUGAR PLANTERS hai ,qu
such WORK done Having than years
setting on all customary plans of which he has acquired
peect without bonsing
what Impossible htain fatter himself 10 have always
arrived at perfect quantity
boiling OF the Kettles giyng
hos that have employed him. according the nature q
fu and cas used When the Planter the following erh
Gates selected from among many Others equally valuable
most certain to justify their confidence
CERTIFICATES.
This 10 certify that the bearer j. employed by
me to build my Sugar House. (h b) that the done
70 my entire asiaeion and confidently recommend him
good kettles think him
OF the best in the country BES WINCHESTER.
Parish Of ST. James, 9Th January. 1881.
Inns TO efu nt the B. RondaneR has worked
kte which burnt full confidence
him as maon and in his intelligence every of his bust
i IDiIGHRORDuGH
Parish of 81. James, Nov. 81, 1859.
The ta B. RoudAnez has put Set Of
sn hetes On he Union Plantation the Kettles boil
entire sasaion take pleasure recommending all
who requir. his services. E TUREAuD JAMS SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

hand Dry Bsyels and Half Barrels and Ground in Oil in
Afternoon the public particularly called % the advan
tsgs Of ms rANT for ali outdoor all Other sub
Stances Lime (we mixed with his Mineral
and durable covering and Wood
" See Pamphlet. G. C. BoGERT CO.. 10 Camp street,
ataaao
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
OU.HCHITA RIVER
HHBASH RIVER.

viii leave SATURDAY, April q at, o'elockp.x.
NOR LAFAYETTE, VINCENNEs, ~ -
IL TERRE HAgTE, ard all handbags On w.b,sh lsa.t7
passenger JACOB ID. EARLY. Capt e. olster
above For freight having the
apply beard. foot of Poydras sireet.
mh8o oGLEsBY 4 MACAULAY, IS Tehoupiioulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

willlesvs THURSDAY, March 81, at o'clock P.M
EOR GEORGETOWN, MONTICELLO -
and all intermediate landings. Regular Pearl
River Paekst.-The fms steamer B1OOMER, Boyd,
ra RECEIVING freight zhd viii lsssv
ntsi 7, NilsoN II ssfsgas.s sIsyh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

HUN AUolh<AAlh-IO cHll hU IOrG Iullp
Il and Melbunh1te first class fast sailing newly coprerd Amer
lean slip EUROPEAN Captain Turner will be dispatched Aove
Il sufficient freight ODER. For terms, apply
mhl2 J.P. Whitney d CO, 81 Camp street.
EOR FORT PHILIP, Australia, direct. TO
sail nsThe splendid coppered copper
ened brig RCEFNR Absr CTowsll, having portion
engaged will sail For freight passage, having
comfortable
ysss while running regular packet between Newo
leans ChRgs apply the Master First
strict o. wICKHAM Is Camp street. mh12
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

VICKSBURG.
willleav SATURDAY. April p at o'eiockrx
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, ss.s
4 NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD lss&lHk-&
TINES, RODNEY, ST JOSEPH, WATERPROOF
NATCIlEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, all inefmeda,
landings splendid packet NATCEZ
Leathsrs master leave above. For freight
apply on board, or to
D. R. CARROLL. Union Row, So Carondeet street
Lf The hatcher No. has made
and W. CAMPBELL, and will take freight all points
NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
nR. LEWISS PREPARED FLOUR-The

undersigned is furnish the above Flour
desired quantity family steamboats, vessels for expectation
Propretos Of Hotels will find very desirable article every
branch OF cooking where Flour used peculiarly prepared with
culinary SAT- equog only cold water milk to miI the dough for
bhknE NO adulteiaon whatever
~ For particulars, see bill on barr Is 0 packages
The great property of this Flour that ahppd
foreign port and retsn its purity has known keep and
tree from insects for eighteen months.
mh5 II T. CHANDLER Futon street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE, Wholesale
and Retail, CORNER STORE, ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The
sgssc,i5er WI Sgen on pseemheI AND
the Camp aud Lafayette Streets HALL
shall keep hand alare stock Goods usually kept
line, and m
wholesale,
Fs%ies Balls Partis' etc. supplied short notice with CAKES
CANDY, ICE CREAMS, ETC., in superior style.
have connected with SALOON FOR LADIES'
CREAM, etc. = - -
Having been engaged the Confectionery
Baltimore aid Veksbug for the last years. Aae myself
that my long experience and efforts please will share
n lir atrDuQv da.OIt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

SSo baI,s and half hae () O ihe eeIebaisd BkIDGE
WAEh FAINT warranted superior Mineral Paint the
wy siors sad for sale By g. BoGERT co, 70 Camp.
tbs
stot,n alsa ~ ID, es sSssA<,a >. es, " "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
ICE-ICE--ICE.

ECE! ICE!-J. STAFFORD & Co, Wholesale and
Retail D. es in ICE No. Eysian Fields street. opposite
tontehssn Raoa Depot lower sble No. 1859 Old Lsvee
no. ~ IcoooaGs sree No. New Lyee street. No. % New
street, Commerce
two Ice t1uses betwoOn Ninth and Harmony Fourth
not isni lyos
ECE-iCE-J. STAFFORD & CO., wholesale
deasss in ICE oser. No. New Iegee, Newfeans
ECE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
IL lst May for sale by j. p wtiiiNE co. Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
STRAUBs CORN MILLs.--The subscribers

~ have alwsy hand supply these superior MILLS of
nous sIes wt without Crush The advantages
hese Mile will who
Judge OF the article will them at the
Agents. KIDDER 4 FABIAN ~ Magazine street. janis
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

Mr.. Bancroft, the historian relates
the following anecdote of the Father oI
his country
''Once, while in New Jersey. coming
out to mount his horse, he found a
child beside it attracted by the trappings
lie placed the child upon the horse S
back, and led it around the yard with its
youthful joyance. 1t was to Washing
tons honor, that although heaven did not
bless him with offspring, he had heart
to love children and take them to his bo-
SON.
Mr.. Hildreth, with equal Justice and
proprlety, relates an Interesting auecdote
of the revered Jackson he, whose iron
will prompted him to 6" take the respou-
sibility," when duty called him to do it,
and before whose inhexible determination
all obstacles surmountabIe by human eff
fort were forced to give way.
After the battle of the Great Horse
Shoe, in which nearly thousand Indians
were killed, and two hundred prisoners
taken, all women and children. The
men having been exterminated, the fol
lowing incident occurred: The grim
General who presided over this bloody
scene which seemed to carry us back to
the early Indian wars of New England,
mad stlll a tender spot in his heart. Mo-
yea oy the wall of an Indian infant, picked
up from the field, whose mother had pc
rlshed during the battle, Jackson strove
to induce some nursing woman among
the prisoners to suckle it. "Its motharS
dead, = was the cold answer, &c let the
child die too, The General. childless
man, turned nurse himself. Some brown
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17
Scientific Hints to Islanders upon Ma
trinIOT1y.

IFtHlOlys
Long and extensive observation has
brought Psychologists to the conclusion
that first cousins sAould never be married
toqether. The facts which we have col
lected to sustain this opinion, are the
most unequivocal and important. God
and nature forbid the bans. 1t is proved
that where such alliances occur, the chill
dren from them are in some respects i'm
beetle: There is. what physioguomists
calls can arrest of the normal develope
ment." There is not power to complete
the formation of perfect human body.
Hence it is found that about one quarter
of the children die early, and one quar-
ter are imperfectly formed in body, that
is, they are born, some without their fin
ger-nails, some without hair, some deaf
some blind, some idiotic, &c.
Sometimes the sad effects are seen on
Iy in the body. The frame will be small
and weak and sickly, while the mind
seems strong and bright, At other
times the effects seem confined to the
mind. The mind will be feeble and ir,
regular, while the body seems developed
and athletic. Oftentimes the sad con
sequences are seen in the Singularity OF
opinions held by such persons. Examine
carefully, and you will discover an OBJ,
tuseness in receiving impressions, and
peculiar obstinacy in holding on to inn
pressions which have been received
Some children from such marriages show
an irresistible desire to believe everything
or doubt everything. They think queer
ly. dress queerly and act queerly; yet
all the while appear to themselves to be
thinking, dressing, and behaving exactly
right. heard DR.. Spurzheim, in the
last lecture he ever delivered, say that
the royal families of Europe, who had
married in and in for several generations
had children who were but little above
fools.
Those who live on islands sparsely in
habited and far from the continent, are
necessarily restricted to each others So
ciety. Hence marriages are more likely
to take place between relatives. Let
them, whom it doth concern, look into
this matter Do not let them take my
sentiments without careful examination
and mature thought. But if they find
my conclusions sound. they will not think
of contracting marriage where the re-
suits may be, must be, modification, dis.
appointment, failure and suffering.
Vineyard Gazette.