Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

eleven that night, he raised himself on his feet, and
bed, in-the kitchen, and walked TO his kennel, dis
Of fifty yards; but during the second and also the
third day, he suffered under total anorexy ordered
night, tinct. OPT. IL drachms. On the fourth day he
took small portion Of meat, The fifth and sixth days.
he shows the marks OF excessive a,ropby; in fact his
vital functions restored, but candid TO- those
Of the animal will Il iear) be fully regaincd.
have been minute with this not from belief
that the rst instance of the revival from asphyxia
by oxygen gass, for have read OF and one oaly
and that from carbonc acid gas inhaled for expe
rmen., by prof. Higgins, in Europe; but have ne
yer with Of recovery from apparent death by
and if any exist they are rare is certainly
subject worthy of attentive prosecution have the
D''O' - 0'' JOSEPH E. MUSE.
In answer to a request, that the history of the
might be continued, the editor received the following:
CAMDRIpGE, Md. April 81, 1929.
Dear Sirin reply TO your inquiry, am grat'tied to
be enabled TO state that experiments In the case oil
asphyxa, ls become more perfect. In the course Of
eight ten days. after my communica TO you, the
health Of the subject began to improve rapidly and his
appetite. repletion and viracity, now indicate tho
rough renovation Of the animal functions; which candor
had compelled to declare, lid not then anticipate
Onc other incdent may be worthy Of notice tina,
his voice. which was naturally sharp and shrl has as
ionshngly altered into the fall and coarse; though his
cough resulting from the accident, has, with every 9TH
or symptom of disease, wholly disappeared.
Allow me to acknowledge my obligations, FOR the re-
spectui sentiments, you have done the honor 70
press in your last and former aous; which in
truth, cannot too highly appreciate, az coming from
the founder Of Journal, which is dispensing the rus
OF science, to ungrateful community; and which,
though suffered TO expire, will have erected, by its kind
ly influence. on the moral condition Of man, monu-
ment imperishablc.
am, dear sir, truly and respectf,lIy yonrs,
-ading to tie late, to ,iiet tbs is an ans..=
hardly ag 10 aou pcragra7h, (ef
y too partial eommeadioa lad il been
et posture oil affairs as regards .e prosperity % fS Jos'nSd
fErom n, U6ao, IatsHirsnerr.1
The Federal Court is sitting, and the Solar Micros
cope is here OF If there is Jaw in any mans
plea, or an insect in any adys vinegar, will be found
out Our little town is all oiirc-we have not had such
squeeze since the Legislature adourned the tavern Is
full Of lawyers the showroom full Of ladies' and the
gs and rainwa'er, and cheese, full OF snakes, and
Hazards, and Swapping turtles.
Ii ever commit felony, humbly desire to be
sent TO ,read.mil penitentiary, inquisiiion,
galley, or the gslows-any thing in preference TO be-
ing put into solar microscope Let rcormer intro
duce such punishment into our penal code. Never
was such internal machine invented 'Luke's iron
crown, and Damiens bed of siee"-were nothing TO it,
The agonies which have seen inflicted to-day upon
thousands CT living creatures, attest the truth Of this
remark. dozens OF animals, each apparently "a
large as raccoon dancing at one time on the point of
6nc cambria needle. They had been taken from fig,
where they had doubt lived contented aud plent
iul life, in company with millions of their species
The fig was to them world as large and as pleasant
globe When taken from it, they survived
but few minutes and then persisted in the most exqu
site torments.
The down OF buterty's wing being placed in the
glass; surprised 70 find that il composed Of
perfectly forme, feathers, not less than foot long
small parcel Of the down from the feather OF bird,
was found to he itself feather, such never saw
upon the heal Of the most ambitious militia ocerit
was full thirty feetiong.
Vinegar was found TO contain snakes abou; four feet
in length.
repeat, that whatever sins may commit, I trust
shall never he put into solar microscopes should be
magBiied into the most horsid Of monsters. Our per-
sona deformities which escape the eyes OF chart
flal
errapns and groundhogs and snakes did, that we
taken from drop OF vinegar, particle OF fig.
consider the doctrine Of plurality OF worlds TO he
completely established Every cheese, every vinegar
so have inhabitants We hope, however, that they
will learn how to make solar microscopes; for f
gigantic exist in other spheres il might become
fashionable amusement among them, to exhibit ou de-
Iicate forms, and graceful gestures, in these terrible
engines. whole city might be scraped up on the
microscope, FOR the amusement Of company of giant
esses.
never solar microscope before; but go against
them from this time forward. Heretofore have le'
comfortable life. blessed with good appetite, ana with
o competent supply Of wholesome food But since my
unucky visit TO that diabolical conrivance, have not
had mouth full OF wholesome food enjoyed sound
appetite, healthy digestion II lift the most deli
Gale morsel TO my lips fancy II alive with delicate
monsters teemng with invisible agaiors, minute Gle
phanis and impapabe toroises If walk the streets
tremblc lest unlucky drayman shall drive down
throat dare not drink for fear of swallowing steam
boats, and being blown up by the bursting of boiler
As for Gg il il horrible 10 dn. Of il! Going tchole
hog, is notbing-the man who eats fig, must swallow
4 million of living beings.
go against solar microscopes SPECTATOR.
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