cal principle by which it can be accomplished. says :— These few remarks re made to intreduce “Peter A. Browne, Exq., in his examination the accompanying engravings which illustrate a3 a witness, in the recent trial of Warder the patent granted to John Ruttan, Esq., Co- Cresson, before Judge King,… … of Mr. Cresson’s hair under the microscope, by us at the time, and as this subject is at- and Mr. Browne declared on oath that this tracting a great deal of attention at the pre- test was confirmatory of his opinion in favor sent moment, a great many of our readers will of his sanity. no doubt be…
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