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You are at liberty to employ the above
state ment in such way as you think likely
to be useful


| have the honour to be, yours, &c.


JOHN G WARREN.


VIM Stmgis, Esq.


From the Wedicai Journal-The ques-
ton naturally arises in the mind of every
observer, could not this connecting sub
stance be divided without injury to the
boys? We do not pretend to solve this
problem, which after all can only be fully
decided by the experiment; but we hesl-
tate not to say that after several very ac-
curate examinations, our impressions ate
that such division would he detriment
only to the very respectable and obliging
gentleman who offers them for exhibition
The anatomical structure of this bond Of
union is apparently simple, and we regard
the ia t that children so united should have
been ushered into the world with safety to
themselves and their mother, that they
should have escaped the ills and early ia
| tality which usually attend such prodigles,
that they should have grown up to the age
of Is years in the uniform exercise OF mu-
tual good will and spirit of mutual ac-
commodation, and that they should be so
perfectly contented with their lot, and SO
happy IN all the various unpleasant circum-
stances in which they are placed, as far
more remarkable than that such deform-
| ity should have existed.