Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29
MARYLAND CHEMICAL WORKS Coioin
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Although nj first thought, the subject oil
these bret remarks may appear foreign 10 the
designs Of our journal, moments rchccio.
will lead 10 a very different conclusion. The
farmer, above nil others, IL Interested IN the
supply Of cheap and pure medicines Every
God farmer will have Mt hand his bottle Of
Magnssia, and few other simple bu, efiica-
cious curatives for timely application when the
ocrason does not require tho attendance OF
the Doctor aud when his distant residence
makes his immediate attendance imprnciicable
A timely dose, like timely stitch, often saves
nine.
Among tho many monuments that the sp'f,f
Of patriotism aud enterprise have raised up 10
our city. there are some which t0Wer higbef
than even that Intended 10 commemorate the
glory Of Washington But our object IL 10
speak Of ne, humble IN altitude bu, high IN es.
,imaton for the benefits il is calculated 10 con.
fer on The community, both town and country
We alIndc to The Maryland Chemical
Works" OF the Messrs NJ Kim. These gentle
men, besides their own ample resources ~ the
science, have the advantage hf the aid of skill
ful pra ciical chemist from France, Mons de
La Cretar, who brought letters from some oi
the most respect able gepilemen nj that country
--one from Gen. Lafayette TO the Editor OF lhe
American Farmer, spoke oi HIM ~ the highes'
terms as being a complete master OF the science
of practical chemistry. With these ndynnia
ges the Maryland Chemical Works, are nov
able 10 turn out many of the mos useful ar''ce'
of the Matera Medira, as well AS of the chem
ic ais used in the arts. To enumrraie NIL th'
products Of the establishment would he t~i'ous
but there is one article, in such general -sncl
universal use among all classes, which these
| works have produced, that II deserves pa'tic
LIT, all IN
For many years Henrys Calcined "agne
| sia" has almost NJ onopolized the markets oi lh'
United stn,es, aad has exior,ed high, and. !
| is thought an unreasonable price. II Wds :
| good article, but il WIS oniy te be bought viii
| a good price. This article has now powerful
! and we have no doubt n sucresslul, competition
~ MKim's Genuine Cnleintd mogneHd,
which is recomm. nded az its equal IN all re
| spects and is sold for little more than hall TIN
| price of Ilenry's.
This article is prepared from the enrbonat,
Of magnesia, Common magnesia) which is als'
manufactured at the Maryland Works IL ha
neen gotten up with considerable expense, an'
| with great care and perseveTlDg industry, ant
| is the en- clusive production OF Richard NJ KIM
Esq one Of the firm, whose exemplary indus
try and application to useful science, wIthon
waiting TO he prompted by necessity, we an
glad 10 hold up ~ worthy of imitation TO young
men of less means, whs spend their time IL
the feminine occupation, Of spinning street yarr
or standing AT corners, 10 stare nj those who do
! Those who have used Mkim's Calcined
Magnesia have admitted il TO he equal II not su
perior to any vended in this conntry--'n fact !
has been submitted 10 tests which cannot err
with Henrys and other imported articles, b,
which its equality in every respect has been es
tabli,hed Under such circumstances II Is M
matter Of surprise hat it is gradually getin.
into repuie. Il should he subject OF pr'd" Il
Baltimoreans particularly, as il may he called I
Baltimore article entrely-'he glass having
been made here, and the materials obtaines
from The neighborhood.
T1meriedn Farmer.