New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11

Which G. EMIT /, oolect How will tross gobslss
ccmT are ri g'obulcs Of hsmsn bio d 90 vsoiax d
size LEV enok K. 81 one tue said that one thoussad
m.hcrs of alohulcs Of blood not lSrgw THAI Q
sia:n # sard Word,rful m:croscopel Then Haicr
rerer cosH sac gle bules 10 wam blooded anmsis bu4
te could see than In cold bloo5ed animals. Ss1e
CD, usts Ist that no physical difference exisu ~ v
c'ohules Of the various amin ala, al are dfkst-
Others say that the globules are not rings, bot solid;
others that they are hollow, round 1h, sphoroid. TO
The c.,brated Msjendie, after much patent aud nv
marcus microscopic experiments, ooud scovur
glcbs,s in TIE blood; he could only zee eoserssS
rot,r," but be found that the human blood assumed
all the peculiar ply steal Appearances of other export
uialss according as the particles OF the blood were
situsted within the Gus Of the instrument He found
that all the appearances Of the human s we'll a. TIE
blood Ct the lower anlma, produced at pleNure. the
VA ous foms by ihe mere variation OF the pos,uoe .
the blood Thus, hen, errors OF the imss'nausn sns
cttical ilus crs have influenced may ibtucnce And ~
n fuepce expermentalists according to tue wsn o. ne
habit of the il dsidus and the experiment. WIN %
acco,dslce with bis epsndspt org nay OF socoes
of oIigrtlty, when meIe copy Isl OF VIM, on: NV
nuhh,l "a Before thus giving, er casAedrd, tne o..
h,m,to,y ,s well as tie contradictory results en4
oni1iors OF the chemical nature and phJacsi auef-
o. &c of the human from the blood OF the over anns
WL,tksr il is commendsblc Ia the laws, or when0
us.ce .tal be prolonged 20 condemn aud execute q
,couit men upon the liabilities Of such microscopic
hslucir stions or TO hang or scqut murderer upoe
the ct eicsl test OF one chemi't, employed py Tue
,ct,on remains for time and enlis htened public v
1eoide Facts. ard not scientific evidence, havecon.
yict,d cruipss Scientific EVIDENCE only has tended
10 m, stf, and not to elucidatP. w's 90 In the cnse
of Webster it vas co IN the case Of LhNSs, 10 tne
Gaze Of Palmer, aud many Others, and always wu -
90 So cor fd,It ON that TO chemist can be icune
who can detect one blood from other or who WI VI
dqieke to solve this eel, ndc problem, that sm sas
| in 10y postioa u making his offer.
There shsll be given one pint OF human male stedal
bl 3D. tre PITT Of arsIial * bood and one pint q
y,rors bccd oftGch one pint OF human female blood
and pin. Of the cstsuen iAl had, ore piut Of pigs
| tk Cd and spy quantity Of frogs blood these shall DO
tycrsy pa ed in separate yessels and numbered by
tie psiits supeint, ndipg the nyestigs tion 90 thk
hoy nay b. .l,pgu',hed by them and uskaovs %
he n, tss who sha undertake 10 test and point oct
tie blo,d b onl ng to The animal from which it We
taken, or sinply 10 ditingnkh the male and female
human bocd from the lower animals confidently
f.pye that zone viii hazard their reputation BY us
cGkhg TO solve this interesting problem and II they
90 lem ss confident tia. they will tail TO distinguish
one pd from the Gher, with tho exception OF the cata
m.lisl, which has such uDme.akabe peculiaritss
hat ct nee eed OF be c,nsued 10 distinguish il from
he aIteiia OF ven u. blood Of any animal whatever
A. q. CASTLE, ND.
N.r. York February @ 1851