Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
July. 1888"

Remarkable natural Producii0n-We h,d ,,,..,
an opportunity OF inspecting very remaskablr monster
~ was hoi less than iarapn with tw bodies eobt
legs two tails, two heads, and neck We barJlv
whether to coli ',i% production two animals Th
o"eS "re perfectly distinct, the point Of
o. tile breast bone, AMI the heads possess bu, 1
we are under the impression, alter very minute 80;
%S,on' ma, IL would he Impossible TO separate without
dcSfroyIng these animals From the posion In ,.I;i
TIE bodies are placed (being breast TO bfe,stI ei ]
meh's must necessarily he confined 10 the water a. %
feet cannot be brought in contact with tho gron, W.
."at ih+ production has been presented IN Dr
RAVEN who no doubt will give more minute Iiscri
non OF We would Suggest the prcpre,y OF preseryipr
nese Am"s alive, II possible, .unu they shall have al,
aimed Their full growth. This will afford an
Of watching their habits and movements Should ,h ;,
before that period, dissection will de veopc
we nature OF lie connection, and determine whether ,e
animals are supplied with distinct sci of vessel a"I
or whether they are common to both- Charis
Important Diseoveryin Scienee-we UNDERGRAD H..
MI s'xop' who first produced the electric spark from
"ghe ana thus proved the great affinity if not The iIen
NY, OF e,eccy and nagnetsm has Just had his .bon,s
crowned with another brilliant discovery the dsca;
ton OF water by magnetism $50 "PoS'-
,;' lie nAMA GRAss.-we are greatly pleased TO find
.S N"cIe attracting much attention in most par,s NJ
ms country; but especially hroug bout tbi. S,ste IN,
pmbhc u indebted TO Mr. Msares rs the frs, ;n,v;, ~
C",Vnh' 10 search u out TO cnl ivste il, aud 10 com
m""cae ne result OF his experiments. Every d,v .io
10 Our confidence that il IS destined 10 he i,nuensev eli
abe 70 the Eastern part oil North Carolina; and il has
'V"y aseerained, too, that IL furnishes in the ud.
counties. 1t has been found in W,ke Oe,,aa ~ '''e
IS ir W est a. Stokes, where IL has been ,ro,,;
""''ou' us V"ide being known That in will
h'Fc"hrr be cultivated extensively no one ran to,,t, 80
h's seen The well Vouched accounts OF lie insnss n,
'"ci FROM 20 10 30 tons OF cured hay Of an exrlI,
lhahiy 10 The acre. will be more valuable de- & ,n'
use mat he farmer cultivate. Some Of the ,ssi *
~ Eenef'I cultivation are so well forth in the I,s
na'p'uSeF, That we have coped the article and refe,
'ur readers TO H--FdyefeuiHe O6serpeT
BEAUTIFUL wHEAr-Dr Hos,ck scn,,..tm.
eo sample OF WHEAT grown OF hi. farm =, yde p.tL
e Pesrh, season. which all who have seen IT,
W. "nes hfy nave seen. II IL Of the vati,tv kuno, -
be "hie fint tchenf, aud IL said IN reach ,bs sv"
IVY "r'ght OF s'Tfy SIR pounds 10 tie bushpI We un
'S'nu me yiPId Wa hiTty bushels per acre W. ~
> T."y ""lng The season heard DR.. Hosacks 6elJ a.
, 'Poken OF a. uncommonly besuifuI sGorJing ,ro
.. 1880 Host boUniiiul crop. Tie field is said ~ -,
,estIs" my acies--aDd we have heard more fl,n one
-. ~ accustomed IN FORMER years 10 otse,y ,,
"cb "g. o OIL England, snd Tor some years TO noe
4 >. u'ma'y grown in this country speat If H.,
AmeTies- Poughh,ep,is Journal '''' "'' ever seen