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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07

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hdlen Staatan1nnea. ftd 10 iebr fir oas
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be!nlllB lttn, ntfr itb bolle midj IN yneiuem
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ptltS Sa la9fnJ nm oie 9an3 sufriepen al ifele
len. Otele Dame t1ip. Syrieoerfe Sabnel,
ttetllnltb, ano aus 2ete gu, mir f6rpert lIe
nlslne plane, lit fte mir ttlfyetds uno li3ngt
1tetl all meincn Gomplpiten. @jFafiu, m1re
Der 3pcf niAt ein beili9er unp 9rcBer, lo
witen Sle bfFedbtigt mieb eit,en gerbrecber
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toltet ustftle8un8 gill 0eB Dtrflbrt, tt1 binz
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npbl 8eei9net. Zen priBcu bsi idtallSanfbe
mcil, aAoeibni ln1d {yfanfreiA Su oeleiten!
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ltno itaIt peHttl ipetpe id t0t cclt inein Ser
trtthfll ttffiinclt u1p ibr 0eitebcn nriiIItn,
paB i0 ibre 9rose unp ftarfe {. ebe nur ais
ca5 WtlfSell8 tenubt babe fir nleine pldne,
paB lle mir nur bSlfeil lolltf, pen YrinSen unp
Ole Naiitril Su befrefn, 1a.,5
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&aikrin? -? hrg.1 ss a
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III Mlle5 pOrDereltet. Sie bnt, ais bepllrfe
ite ea5 fir lltb 81 einem WiasfenbalI, eiuen
ele9antfn S9errcaanSns anfei4isen Ia1Ial lie
BAT Ntle5 fir Die GOilette 9iptDptnoige be.
lbafft leltlt Del, Heilcfofftr fir Die &aitrin
9epadt unp IN ibrfr Gqupa9e miro Der &Gs
MIG bon 9iom ppn biey uab 9Gten fabren.
Nbfr ib Ge8reife nod inner n1t, ME
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07
8eddJtet GOlqcnsts bei 2citeh.,


Yer ilucldId pc6er nit rbtaen ebeIa bstaIte III mn Std
Seu an erTabrneu N tpenseu, bur pelheu nt
Ccn fenen S6nerSen befret tprb rnoer benben a bc-
biot ieineu Rrdnttn hr binSe @enun8 m ae pdbreb
in cen Fiue be SbmRtDne @ euos in boS Spitent
earr,elt cher Rrantbe reir f9 9seu bat 5u et
rer melt 9rtberen Gtnnn9 beredt9t IT. Ben9un9en cher
SrctrtS" ptrbeA nod einr Or g. Sntb anfSe-
Faneene GttenoIuresmee III pnisen Eaeen p5a Sdmren
asr 1uconeenie.en fir ben attetei aebelt Ss1 sarst-
t o. g. g. gistb bas tne Gn;hnbuna BET pnretbra" II.
p ais trieres" bban6eIt werbn, nobur 10 oft gbarlaae
bic traurgftcn SSoIget berbeifhbrH. g = q %
Slnee 2eue NIB Vile psIde ienttnaIer @GSdHe Iebe
ioen m bel 3teu meieen pU6 re sieIsn Rnmntsr b groes
nntoten trIpofen. LftIE Is
Or g. g. @mtb BAT bur bic sIadIte Cur pbigeg SranEbet-
ten erbetre Sibnbt Gle r0enb Elm aSter arat til aera
anst CT BELT las lleb In cen 5Wsn bon @rtne aus une
aibi ber grtutcn bre urIphn9Ie Strait eSer otn
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ertr unb allen uloroIen @.iten iii eler bsanem btseM
&eie nbensrt unb cbne @tsrg in ts5Seu ju berriaen.
oepmm. mtrSen gilr mean beftiae Gnino ensttrst.u IT,
nS cine Ginibr5nranQ ber 2ebensmeiie npthmenhtg. ~
Iut ben ranfbeiten bes pei6Iiten Ges sat Dr g. .,
Sub felt elmer 8eb Sabren iene beOnoe AufRsrame
ACpiSm nnb beripdt alien 2ilbeneen eine beenoe Cur.
Or G. g. @mibs Vr6bentatioe fit rauen fam on cbi-
gent BIate erhoIten Die Mttbu 1T pnt nb wuee nherhaIb
Sren ausercbenIib SieI batpn oebrm5 = Sreis S5 Per
cntn eI6e Baltimore efertt ppbn, t6tnn mad eenapI
Inaabe Der Gpnrtoue Tr g. s. @mit III pcroirete 8reeH
cuIrsu unb be Nebttiu mad rpenb eten Sbt hes satbeS
seIdiidt trbaen. ~ sttelE .c1 lE.- -f.s
Nue &uiraaen bltieen Srsn9 prtsatn a her Ofs FnA E
porote 1nmtr sur Ispotticilher Ssaiteref.
OHsn cpn llbr RprgenS bis 1lbr Htsuts.
r> Or. 9. q. EMttbs
faa0.s Ro. IL Sah-6rebtridsr. SsinRcrs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07
0r. Sulnltoll.

h1ife fs f0ntblihsn Gclretums Der 9Duntdate 9C6pn
SreH'ffer ense r ten mett5tnr Gpueeteu Der
Ten et ten sfteu 8be cinss getens In opttdsrn
trherh ydre phaeelpbtd une aeeren Stabu 1hra6t
tt9e eet muneersdren etinaeH pCnne Ste (e
tbte Ger ltten TeB un5attles esiteute biz Obrenfdu
ku HWpcfa unt dpberen 6ratbe lt.en IrlAs l. y, lu9
rr bel erduiden u G rftrsfsu bis tn OTt
tlf Get 8errsea 3lstasttsn IT, rurben auseubItdd Sc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07
@jeFabrIid,r 0ranfbeit.

gesnu ter trrceeIes untluss Slnsrr Qars aus
fNe taB 8stM o Ter fbrrer tlsn ranftrii In lid aa
9ehpnmn Cat 70 eti9rt rs tdufa Ras sH anjeiSs Sdagf
tubl pee BIZ 6rG Der @nthefune TIN dbbreft Aan rne
ruee melbe ;ufpIe brer Gtebuna mt eipedbiitd
alen in Nsralen iesen f6nn unb par e dnee bic bic
Spnppme ttees I4rsdGn l1ebsIs ME o. Elm NIT 0e k1wu.
sn unbs SalS eins bG Ga S6mert tem 8ppfe UNI
tn BEN grsrn Ntuatms bes esf4es Idutbct Muspu& i
eet 9Gn 1noten an ben Snen une Imen Gtnusn tn e @s
mil elmer lbtsdltsn 56anstftt d ftren bic ,ulfs
alnen unb tic 9aennUdeu etnfalen Splr ur6
taren ranftr; ctn @e8ndne hes Nebs ptre unb Ter Ert
jRn ibrcdlihen Gebtn hdrur stu mdt eae u tn mad
ensm gants brnsL ssin Netient2r surpttrt
q III tns ttdurae ltatld1e ba Eauienhe tCr frbtbnr
&rauteit ium Gpfer faIeu r Gcl9 Der nuBefbifdr unr
fater yrdtIes pelte eurd Gumhnua es Gtli@tn @iffs
res MrtTs bic 9rnittcn gfgnsa une ben Ga ysteas
IN I'm Ell usrr .ssfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07
Nnulnler 81.
Or. 9oDnltoll,
Der fitl3l0e Qlrat, lpeIher at13elAt.
l&fdtllFt prs daStiebn Sdbreu,)

k1luUIIEI ppE a094sa9I JupFku'J.
Gt bat t1s 1&srRs psriamae uut bef Wte tn ksr get
sWtfd s5eu aus serIt arautren S&wd&f In @adtn Hna
fseu HHFrttrta9t Sa1mensGr rgtesungeu souer3eA
In ea gsaen Misrsn Der rRbai bee Nsriuass BET
pr8fa SrdfL &s 9srveuetsss eer 5tcpf @ursel safen
Rrhnfttt unh aaer eueT Gn fbcI be dercteu
Jtfmen errtutieH Ger 9asens wel&t ttr Opern gefdbr
ittf' dnS ale set StInenetane ben @efabrten es uIpss
Qchanasrn pyattsn S8pa6e be asnufpu brryOr6rtnesn
tgr Rnm08b mhasn unit suIest ben R5Ecer unp Snn sr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07
Uc(pnptre III beabtcn /!

DR. Solution tistei allen Dcnen nC 6aIf an wele I'D turA
M gsrrim unt unnaturs @ef uH6 6Etpsr ssraSrenbs fur
f Ntttt eis @erl1af Gnb ee Gte uafdbss 1usube aaf
aeftudtt bdbsn -es.
pier nt nisr bar tranrssn uab baecnsuertH SOlsR Ger
ruben @sRpbnbssH 1es eafers otwas I'm gluden unit IN
ben 0terern SGnsrjen I'm Tpp Uabe tes @9iebts @erun
Der aiusteltraft SsSfCpfsn ner96fs ratt Midgsn rds
nprenuna ter @erhluuues Otsane aletnns SutfFafuua
Sprippme ttr Sbmtabudbt tt at4a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07
C5unae W2anner,

esSaer& Wtte bic ppfr stbeimsn eas eeBrbeu nb
lS dbfttt pttiG 3dusutf Al frtf8 Grab ret nelht
tur rh1beuen 2dens une tnt,ptdetu @egacuesslrd
nit m Spnn Der 8tehtfam Ssnat teeslfert unb Der
ttN tejaHeeRee Zone entiCdt tabn wnrbtn m5eeR b mil
Oruem Uertrdnfu ndten. ---l ..,s,-..-l lI Ell
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tpo6nt iEb DO 144 g}earlr p6u Qhlbpp= II. @aratega
(udie &6jr sur O. 8 Gte BON @fubeD) qeaee Der IreeT
0ifce shnosn. 7-9rGr aRogens IS ll9r Mjtta3s SO
1lhr @benbS 86I4 3mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07
SSSetttz 1titO 0igslor>S5 ) nttSlmstg
pcn 3. f. ULMAN,

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eaue g8etnabrc nib 1859 lit ebenlpr rerlpredno 0GcuJd
lit eg mir mEglub ebr quite aare sat cbr n6r9eu Brf 8u
50 as ransSie Qasb mt eaternes sa rs es. c
aQone ter Sap ron go Sail 45 Cts. bic apRe; 30 sob
&ctbg4eue gu 70 @tS Die Yopnc, betn aB so @auotc
: : 200 sutcn sscb- -gssins pas 9ussnO 8p So
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a go s. sl'seaa ssa gSSsSsa"f sefsa s. 50 s,
a SO /. Gbleo Ia Strange co 10, ase afq
500 @auonen 57er uit6 58sr &9eu- 2seine gu 81, $1
So tte @allpne. ,4sf teaI4I' aFSf0
sic 100 Sileu 0larscbraner 57er gu 81 ba8 9usetp
100 - NertiteiuCr Ser SIT S4x oS.
900 . Sc4bemer gSabettelner ino Nnnete. I9s
100 6aB eprt. gseme (3ntati0a) 50 Cts bic Gansne.
50 50 30. 30. b.. b. Sarsu"ssr s1u"sr 81 i b. SSs.
rs Dc. teSle au8eRene 9crtpeine $1H--$6 re @alDns
\ yl< SO Gt5. bis 81 bic SIaIde> So q!
@rOBe AuSWakia ualaga-, Wtacra, 8erss nnb Deuscat
$50 aSrbe Sbampasuer. sarantirt dd5t 81 i3q5 5li5
Jran0fdsn lanlonet ~ $40 yer Dubenb, 81 bic aite.
B8 Son mir cit Or5fllt bsree fret BON a0eu bdb.,
li9en Sn8rsbet3en 9frre i9 lOlgsnee slrtitel: -
nniitdtrn iratS6ildeu SFannpei 25 Gt5 he lade
nnb prn 40 @tS. big 81 eie Gallpne t-.frss
Scndnoi6cn Q8adBoleer SuoppS (iu) bon 25 tS Bis 75
@tS. bic 6talte uno pen rs ste. bis s2S Die GaIone
ets lis 81 Sis 6de io Sof 20 dts 6S $s oe Ssac
Sdinaea- JiaRt. Strai9en @eriien GdnoppS (SeptId,
ssgSs Sotasia sFras Ssrinr i a8 bsa3eS
ser @taasnster 9luette-, @cens, @onile-, WianbeIn
YjefeuliuSe=, Mt1rasbmc Gorbaf8, Nbgnb, Girof1aO,
hiuiber-, 3rombcer=, 99bfrden, SH8wtr=, Dtltfep-,
~ gaoenoelsSiqueuse &c. &C. - 715tsls slf475 8,e
NueS 5u babcH bei 9. s. HIman, J
,4fU lJs $50. gtcro .GjaYlra6c.
EB BON alien bieln g9aarcn 9arare td bic Qualat unb
nebme ioId9e, irttul ndt berieo0cua Suritd.
~ Hn3 a S.sS. nlmam.
eSnlpCrt9lr luo Deltilatelir !
a1 .ubsj t3tI.iJ : $40. N.s@antr. IN
SInl2l il = {f nrtts Tbure orH SaltimoreIttnbe.
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@erbelratbete per[pnell.

cher seds Tts R@ peEbssibtn btabf&tsen une @ pss
Nhei Sbwdbt coe enss 6nbstHS bsnGEt fnb cu
ten uarer5aSlt4 Or. 9cbnfcn su Nars stGbsn.
" pnfsrn,Tt ssen e 9bs ptsN cbr eftRts 8erranns
tt;hdltsti es' NtrOsn 3ttern gnb Srde
Ger thretltfen 4r 5nsu iurrt Dertnte uet@er
III re SFtintiune Gpb BrrD5s Ds Sptnacu nnterttt
tanh ihm ala etnem Shrsnmlnne ctns 8lrt @ duperraueu
UNI suptfibtitd dnfens ditits 9eFbtdte perlSfisn,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07
s9cnti(i)e QlpoI0cfcll
son 6 s ), un6 SO ~, Gasport,

g}n. a 8oro= =@abitra6e
ulo Gde rnll 9tnnlglpana Arenue nuo Soeeiltr.
Icrc an sen pb9cu 9lBeu 9elesacu pcttet no Den Ser
rem geren Iou aeebreu Butlum teteue enlpfcblcr
&eger uu6 ionie meonbe &roronun8eI mceem Su jeoer
Set unc nit ser 9rGBteu ScrJa au9eiert9t at nc mir Sur
RYfoe fte Seclltu et3 nit alien M inherent Sel1Ite 0e
k6renteu 0(ecjcamltau orbcu Ole @uiertgn9 deIihsr
&riparate irmj, a9 te 2n1peu beorJcn mir in inherent
9lbbrltcrrl. 5e4U
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07
OrsanilNe @AwGAe


uuye0s6 aetsI unb tir oon GTG wisbr EeFeeel Dtefs
urbi. st,sea pess bds ebeH eer unb tic Gts unb We
ffnmeH ftd nnm6Bt mldt i oft bds eppa Dsrr t S.tn
tesph1fsrn nRbeipnen frotnen, }unse 2euts nb gu p
shWe unaen eeigt neil m ksrcn clatn nIbt senau
tnsd GsBleb ie aud turh Stittaren, 0CSsrf4ldeen TN
rdrn StSin entre uriae entFsben n ~ 70 III lie tcA
ae'sh stsctle ent 5Ol5s ts iBbhues ee befen GrSan
g dteg ptu lpaueu eaB bic aI Der su9Hng eber
renea per mi1t er fa tnlsAsn eaeru r6sbea ais sOu
Datn t "a rstle fab Au6erHen peresu 6urb rutsn 5t
mug e SErtanunaS 9eGGs sei8pa unh be pbpdE5en unh
atiii9tn 3rdfte ptrhtbteI, @S
@!nrn llc rePFer wtn oft ntt bic prat bss 3ranbett t
8ineer 3D8H1e JHs Oft etben Es btr essben anbe-
zen t1deu Sa BIC eur bic Sewpbnbtt 6ftraep 2aees snt
ltdneen inh. affa ..a rt sac
AI Olftre; 9lO.7 Z @ap- -JreperidFrase,
itebea 2burru pom 9oItimOrefr., Sltlide 5ette,
pie Stuien binani, 7.s
Wtdl mer I Ralen unS GdusRumrer bonn anpience uut
rAertkbe tadnfade erblrebeus gseEOif 2uad aber
SbIpFdet. SeFw6e Strasnrsnissr unt Gampenpuger
nthHtn @ re5elnaBi9 Nests Inb laern dnsc5s1 pOn Dr.
Sebnfcn's 0iui In ter Nd6e geast3I#tu
NIB Aae 8rsh mlfeu stnsu prf Stamp enttalten. ~
Cine 0eilan8 in lnset1 su9cft1ert.
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Mn Grempf.

Or SurnaUn IL tsr tnatss tPsimafS sfbIbss urS us4
btt pstluug pDn swsn Franbsitsn dnjei5 Sei Mf are
Bepauruns ine dleu @Htsrsn ednd unbanut &r t bean
Sehe pen etusm eten wcldes in ben erpsr 2ep1srn
eurepds ue BEN eren DcS QdnfeS Rbahte HlnltHi Gn9
lamb 8rantrtth unb In Rem gcdey pen ybiIatelpbd u ~
nb r bd zine ansseteburs yros ala ale anStrsn @sit ef
lDeit sr.e.fr
Orr rei6er Cd pfest SctufOn aHbelm set sann
h ssrautE auf leins Gtrt a SRaun anb stHs Gsitidb
ais Wr,t
pduttsa autHstten pxrotn I&ueu etHtlIf.
N5- Gus brt6en Mna9sn muIen tHBItkb eefAritba sln
Hnh slnen peh-SMmp tntboIltR FIR bus aanpOFArftfa
Rpp4Hl Frf1g ig89tr &l9 Fs#Et $685.
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Wetfta:

Dt &eflteu gDtrfnnsen hes eefcrs fuS icsr au rten
Uerta fs sc1htnes Werirruua ter Steen ebrndtbe SI
@etaestraft 5sis NSaaEsen &bnsisas Der etlf4si
ls. ine einee ter t6ltmneu 0DleeB. +. ,.f5 rfs'f
Tansnb ron gerlOnen ehcn Ales iSnneu tes bsartben
nclAer rdtt TIRE eibbett abnimt &c tire Graft per-
erep 9rl baB nfpSs aSsesebrt uerb uhsa de stns
etgenttumIte GrAnnnS bic &aSen 9Afea IS bic a
isiAen Der Ausittruas taben. gl IL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-07

&s 8tb ele unptffnbs uHbetsatents uadfalhr reh
t ale Mes dnlet8sn unb Or Srbnrue annbigunBen eS-
reni SGutFtder 5tttIpi1ier 9amPeuPuser w- trbiru
lttt unb uerdd&s ahmadet r6r br qben dnaatt ker
len gpdendaft ter aRebn nebrtgeu Wsue tSnetsn,
@ ssI rssemaste gcbtIbf Nsrit ttuIreu ben Hsrtrsne
uni ntts Nress atsneeR M auhrdnssn bic WffuRslt AlsF
Uelts snBuef QDetst In TIRE Sdnbt eerasn errnaadsen
arb rutnH: Dr. SctApu bait ss6balb fur nOtrcnta
etndbnsn tepnrsrs fur 6cle pbe NIT nem 0nf unSetann
ue ele ts Sesa1btsrHsn pir Dtppme scfdnbts tn ntr
Giice taneen
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lIrtbeiI Der l>relTe

Die bte Sanleabe pe dbrfnt Ieseu sbsnsetn Sabre
tn pr Nna rrtr unb hts Wlsn6c mtbtiser
arter Spcr1pneR pee Or. Sphntpn dusfutrIe unh pen
ee ttuues ub pe anbere TsFHen bsiCbntsn
rcScn tdS publifum u wttbtbrltsn Walen unttfr ur6
ue tntltd n uf ala &breumauu In Bsue au gtaratr unit
@tnintafstct ah fur eeibeHts esns btus9ents ewStF
IetnUno. F3 J15e l-l tltsi3a }31ts As
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btt & but bltt Safer eElHpd&t tabsn k ne 70 Of uCu
bgn eHsn cher tn 6er S1ut erneu ub trfu 8Dgen e au
ndatii& puen elba I'm SRlak, bur6 ppuucntn tit.
uebe bs 5tt unn6Slib maiden RSrpsr unb GrE SCr5
rem iputsn pfUrt ptr n6tbiNeu Sbrttte ttun.
09 S6a bas stn tuneeF aeann hte 9Dnnns nts eanbrs
Qehttno eine Gern alen MusEeu pnb 6rsuben BE
2ebcus rS6rten wtpsn l bur@ bt Bpgcn aer Mbtrrnns
plts Ger 8asnr. SOl&t Tttcuen mGtn tSet lie stn
ten ta bte 81 49,
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tsbsnfen ba6 etn enter Cf unt Gin erinber Gcieer hi
urttpeahtsfsu GrfrrsrnEe anr epslsu 1adfetsii 6 a
0bH tt wre BITE Ne bee 9ebcns sur ttauEissn Di8rflht
Dr NueNbtsn bee 0bene Orfnlern t fanbItG Biz 6ee
Tirh srsren 0svswewne unk meIduClt&sa Bstrahun
Sen aB uns 6e Sreuten pes&t Anbsrt eeneen Sefttsr
inR. stAs5 +tJi4-- i st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

THE BRAIN.oF THE Misunderstanding to
the investigations made by Prof. Tidemann,
of heidelberg, the weight of the brain of an
adult male European varies from three pounds
and three ounces to four pounds and eleven
ounces troy weight that Of the female weighs,
on an average, from four to eight ounces less
than that Of the male. The brain usually at
tains its full dimensions at the age of seven or
eight, and deer, asses in size in old age. At the
time of birth, the brain bears a larger proper
ton to the size of the body than at any suisse
quent period of life, being then as one.sixth of
the total weight; at two years of age it is one
fourteenth; at three, one.eghteenth at fif-
teen, one-twenty-fourth and in the adult
period, that is, from the age of twenty to that
OF seventy, it is generally within the limits of
one-thirty fifth and oneforty fifth No per-
ceptible difference exists either in the average
weight Or the average size of the brain of the
negro and Of the European, and the nerves are
not larger, relatively to the size of the brain,
in the former than in the latter. In the exter-
nal form of the brain the negro a very Slight
difference only can be traced from that of the
European but there is absolutely no difference
whatever in its internal structure, nor does the
negro brain exhibit any greater resemblance
to that Of the ourang outang than the brain of
the European, except, perhaps, in the more
symmetrical disposition of its convolutions.
The facial angle in the negro is smaller than
in the European.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

STRANGE SCENE AT A FUNERAL.-On Fri
day, 10th inst, young married woman, Cath
arine Harlow, of German parentage, and Cath
olic faith, died after giving birth to dead
born infant. The mother and child were
placed in one coffin, and taken prior to inter
ment to the Catholic Church, on Sunday,
where a funeral service was pronounced by
Rev. Mr.. O'Connor, who has the pastoral
charge of the flock at this place. AT the con.
clusion of the service the coffin was opened to
allow those present to take last look at the
remains, when the priest, discovering the child
in the burial case with the mother, ordered, in
an excited tone, that is be taken out, assigning
the reason that it had not been baptized, and
if buried with the mother would send her to
perditon that such an outrage was a dis
grace to the church, &c. The relatives of the
deceased woman interposed and insisted that
they should be buried together, and fight en-
sued. Finally, in the midst of the din, the cof-
fin was carried out by some of the relatives,
placed in the hearse and driven home. On
the following day (Monday) the mother and
child were buried in Mahoning Cemetery, on
the west side of the river, attended to the
grave by large number of citizens. The fun
eral services were delivered, and the mother
and child now sleep calmly ogether.-Mahon.
ing CO., Register.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

DEATH OF NOTED CHARAcTER.-Joaqui
Gomez a noted character of Havana, died on
the night of the ID inst, aged "a years. He is
understood to have died worth six millions of
dollars 1t is said he did not make any will,
and that his heirs, nephews, and illegitimate
children-who, however, were educated and
acknowledged by him-have wisely agreed to
enter into an arrangement for the division Of
the large amount above stated instead of going
to law abont it. Twelve or thirteen years
since, Dr. Berdange, whom some say had been
grossly wronged by decision of the deceased,
who at that time was the President of the ''Tri-
bunal of Commerce" whilst others declare the
doctor had been cheated in some slave trading
transaction, entered the church of San Felipe
in Havana, where Don Joaquin Gomez was,
and poured bottle of vitrol upon his 1.-THE
deceased) head, some of which, running into
his eyes, instantly deprived him of sight,
whilst the wound inflicted on the head never
healed. The doctor, after perpetrating this
deed, rushed into the gallery of the church and
there swallowed dose of prussc acid, which
Instantly deprived him of life The deceased
fingered all of these years deprived of sight, a
pitiable object.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

GENTLE CONVERSION TO THE ANCIENT
Partition Sunday afternoon somewhat
unusual ceremony took place at the Jewish
synagogue, on North St. Paul street, in this
city. A young married lady of Gentle birth
was received into the Israelitsh fold at her
own request. She is the wife of Mr.. Charles
Messobak, a clerk in the lstore of Bier &
Stern. Mr.. NJ is an Israelite by birth His
wife is German woman. They were married
about year and half ago by Protestant
clergyman. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Sarner, in the presence of large
number of people, including many Gentes.
He first addressed the candidate, saying that
the Jews were not prosleytzing people, and
had no desire to urge the acceptance of their
faith upon others but, if she really desired it,
and came voluntarily Tor that purpose, with a
full understanding of the matter, he would
proceed Her reply being satisfactory, he
catechised her respecting her knowledge of the
Mosaic law, and concluded by admitting her
with the prescribed forms and observances as
amember of the congregation. She also receiv.
ed the name of Jacobinc. Subsequently Mr..
and Mrs. Massobak were married by DR.. Sar-
ner, according to the Jewish rlte-the former
marriage having no sacred sanction under the
Jewish law, though we believe the Israeltes
ad NIT the binding force of the civil contract.
The whole of the ceremonies were impressive
and solemn. They were conducted in the
German language.-Rochester Democrat, 10Th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21
Mortester Dailp Sun.

GAs-MAKING FROM WHARF.-THE Phiadel-
phia North American gives some interesting
statements as to the results of the experiments
with gas made by Sanders's progress, such as
was tried some time since in Wilmington. Del.
aware. Apparatus for the manufacture OF this
water gas" is now being introduced at the
Northern Liberties gas works and will be put
into operation in the spring. The retorts used
are of onethird the cubical capacity of coal
gas retorts, and yield, at the usual heat, double
the quantity Of gas per hour The quantity of
fuel requisite to maintain water gas retorts at
a generating heat for twenty-four hours, is no
more requisite for coal gas retorts; about
bushel OF charcoal being consumed for every
ten thousand feet of gas. The strength of the
light, by the phOtometer, is to that of the coal
gas as 90 to 80. Two men will do the work
of four by Sanderss process, and produce three
times as much gas. The smell from the gas
manufactured by this process is resinous, thir-
ty pounds of rosin being used for every thou
sand feet of gas but no smell is said to be per-
ceptible when the gas is burning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

THE DwARF's ExPEDIENT, OR HOW He
GOT HIS WIFE.-The Sultan's favorte dwarf
a man about 30 years old, and three feet high
a few years ago, took notion to marry, and
applied to the Sultan for wife. The Sultan
gave him permission to go into his harem and
take the one ,chom he could KISS ! The dwarf,
like all other small men, was ambitious to have
a long wife. The Sultan's five hundred wo-
men, who knew the terms according to which
the dwarf was permitted to choose, were
laughing at the manikin, when he went up to
the tallest and prettiest of them, and struck
her sudden blow on the stomach. She col
lapsed with the pain, and before she could re-
cover, he caught her by the neck and gave her
the dreaded kiss. The Sultan kept his word,
and the tall beauty is now the mother OF the
dwarf's children
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

FRoGs-An enterprising citizen of New Jer-
sey has prepared ponds for the purpose of rails
ing frogs for the table. There these amphibi
GUS vocalists are advanced from the tadpoe
degree to the maturity of froghood, when they
are subjected to a rap on the head, which eff
fectually retards their growth and impairs
their musical powers. Their posterior limbs
are then Invested of their natural covering
and sent to market, where they readily COM
mand the price of 81 per hundred at whole
sale. Frogs are becoming a common article OF
food.-N. Y. Com Adv.