BATTLE OF THE HEADS.

_Phrenologists--Anti-Phrenologists_.

_Phrenologists_. The bantling which but a few years since we ushered

into the world, is now become a giant; and as well might you attempt to

smother him as to entangle a lion in the gossamer, or drown him in the

morning dew.

_Anti-Phrenologists_. Your giant is a butterfly; to-day he roams on

gilded wings, to-morrow he will show his hideousness and be forgotten.

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Apf, a Norwegian prince, is stated to have had sixty guards, each of

whom, previous to being enrolled, was obliged to lift a stone which lay

in the royal courtyard, and required the united strength of ten men to

raise. They were forbidden to seek shelter during the most tremendous

storms, nor were they allowed to dress their wounds before the

conclusion of a combat. What would some of our "Guards" say to such an

ordeal?

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