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PnRsNoloGy.-Dr. Crane, aphrenolosist of con. siderable talent and reputation is visit to our city He has delivered two interesting public lee lures on the eneral principles of his science and upon the education of youth phrenologcally.

 In one ofhis lectures, speaking of the influence Of mothers in forming the character of their children he said he had examined the notorious Murrell'. head. some twelve month since; and after conclu. ding his examination, asked him what kind of pa rents he had That MurreIl replied-'My father was an honest man; but my mother was the true gfit-when would steal she would hide for me-

 The Doctor thinks that Murrell was man of un- commonly strong mind, and that if his moral organs had been properly developed and directed in youth, he might have made very useful man.