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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
Letter from Professor IrOOst.
NASHVILLE, ENN., FEB 9Th, 1888.

SCION BoRLaND. NJ. D.
Dear Sir:-I have received yours of January
3Oth should have sent sooner. the result of my
investigations IN the mineral water of White Creek
Springs had not BY accident. been Obliged 10
releat my labors. commenced the analysis Of
that water, togetherwh two other sulphuretted wa
tiers, and marked my ults hree different papers,
1.-The two mentioned waters were given to me By
two members of our Legislature. and during the
time was lranscribing and calculating these re
suits, mislaid the notes which l had kept OF the
White Creek waser--I could find it No where. so
was obliged to recommence. When, last week,
had finished the anaysi used, for the calculations,
the same book had used before; and lo-and see !!
| found my notes in that book recolleced now,
that had put them in place which wishes TO
read again found that NV second analysis COIN
cided with the first; except that small quantity OF
the sulphuretted hydrogen gas had dIssipa ed, So
that il had some good effect. so here, the result Of
my labor.
100 fpid ounces the water ofWhile Creek Spring,
. contain
Sulphurelted hydrogen gas, 81 cubic inches
Carhonic acid gas, 1922 "
These 100 fued ounces, contain so grains of solid
nh n Of
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
Letter from DR.. Robertson.
NASHVILLE, Tenn DE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. dec. 18th. 1859.
Doctors Fowlkes a. Borland,
GentlemeR:-Y Yours of the 4th inst was handed
me on the 9th, and embrace the FIRST opportunity
of attending to lis contents. The " hite reek
Springs, in this vicinity have long been celebrated
Tor their medicinal qualities. and have BEEN annu.
ally, the resort of persons in had health The very
limited means of accommodating yisiiers at the
place, has however; prevented general resort and
.friven hundreds TO other places who would gladly
have attended White Creek Springs Chronic dieea-
srs of almost every description, within the reach
ofremedies, have been, in part or wholly, removed
by them. The very great variety III the qualities of
the water of the Springs at the spot, and in the
mediate neighborhood gives Ibis place very deci.
ded advantage over most Watering Places heir
situation, in broken, healthy part of the country
and only eleUen miles from Nashville, are cir um-
stances of much Importance. As before observed.
they have been beneficial to persons, in almost eve
ry variety of chronic disease; bat in those or the
stomach and bowels, the skin and the gladuar sys.
tenn, their beneficial effect Is very decidec \
With ample means OfHcf ommodation have no
doubt, that they would deserve such rank AZ
ter what have said, need hardly ,tate that these
waters exert a very beneficial influence over The
mercurial disease and act very decidedly in restor-
ing the broken mp constitutions OF Southern vaetu
Librarians, who have been handled with equal sever
ity by disease and doctor.
Hoping and believing, Gentlemen, tha, your en-
terprive will result in great and ilng benefit to
yourselves and the public
remain yours, very respectfully,
FELIX ROBERTSON.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
TnE STATUTES OF MlssIsSLPPI' =,

THE STATUTES OF MISSISSIPPI Of,n
The subscribers propose to publish D - eral
he Statutes of Mississippi, now n iorce'
Thew win be bound in two volumes, with reelenOSs
n The decisions OF tie High Court of EFfor M
Appeals. and the decisions Of the Courts o. O''s'
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neat VOLNEY E. HOWARD
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 26,b. Isss

Dear Sir Undertaking that you are about pre-
pairing the White Creek Springs as public water
place, herewith furnish You statement ar case
of disease, occurring in my own person, which was
relieved BY the use fthe waters OF those Springs
About five years since, become afflicted with a6i-
rupture disease upon several parts az ms bady--es-
pecially on my head. With the hope ofrelief1 used
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
NAaavlLLE, Tenn, March gs,h. lss

Dr. Scion BoFdnd,
S'r-For several years past, have been atfi cted
with chronicle disease of ny stomach. and have
Suffered much from its usual aitenants particnar.
" loss ofappelit-. emacialion and debility. and
most distressing "sick head ache" For relief. 1
have resoFfed to the use Of great man, approved
remedies; but without appTeciable advantage By
the acvice Of my physician, VISITED White Creek
Strings, about II miles North of this CITY. and
found that the Of the water was OF great service
to me: SO much so, indeed, that have made them
my summer resort almost eger, year, for many: and
would not for ans consideration, be deharred the
use of the water, should again become deceased.
Besides my own case; have known others both
similar to. and differing from mine, greatly benefit.
ed, and entirely cured b, the water. would par
ticularly refer to the cases Of sister and my son,
both ofwhom derived great benefit from 1.-THE
Ofmy sister, believes was preserved by its use
am much pleased to learn that you are impro-
wing and preparing these springs as public watering
place. They have long been neglected, and gIeat
many persons hive been kept away from them, be-
cause there we're no q como,odaiiOn for visiters :.
properly KEPT, they will prove highly valuable to
nyalids, and great public benefit.
take much pleasure in furnishing my testimony
in favor OF these Springs; hoping that othcr~ may
visit them AMI derive much benefit from them as
myself and many Of my iIienIs have done
CATHAR1NE SCOTT.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

INYsPEPsIA AND INDIsGEsTI0N.-s hermans Din
~ Lorezges tho emily eectas remedy for these toe
prevalent complaints Reports made daily Of cures erect
ed through them, when every other remedy failed
MRS. JONES. OF ROCHESTER, while IN this city last
June induced try box although she had given W all
hopes OF ever fading asy relief She had suffered from Dys
repa Cor nearly four years. and al time bad 10 feel
life buhen, bcsg able any thing without suffering
severely for two three hours afterwards She 80 reduced
neh and weak she could emily about with great DIM
Guilty She WE'LL aesh has returned and she 20
hearty and blooming in her youthful days Three boyes Of
sherman. Dinner Lo,enge have done H. 1 thew will cure
such cases, what will they cure
MR. SPENCER from New London, Conn, prsier BY
trade visited this city 10 consult of celebrated phys
riap. lie had been severely afflicted GEAR. with
py.pep.. Drs smith, Rogers and exhausted their
LiI without eeot Ats he tried the Dinner Lorenges and
. nov, we'll yos that suffering from Dyspepsia nerd not
d.,ar hut 20 al the MeScaed Losenge Warehouse,
los Nassau It, and get a bos Of SHERM4NS DINNER 10
FENCES and be cured an2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER r. 1889.
r kOO CHALLENGE!!!-L sPEClFIQUE
sWOOO fRANCAlSE, Tor French Spee6c) for the
Glees female NJ

sWOVO FhANCAlSE, Tor French Speclhc.) the
Gonorrh9a elects, female complaints all discharges
the secret organs.
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprze the public that this the great specific Of
Jerome Leroy Of Paris celebrated for the Of this
class of diseases.
la the early stages Of the dsess. it will positively effect
in few days without restriction of Diet fear of
posare and Whit much important il leaves the
parts subject the troublesome geets weakness that
often sfter the of other medicines.
In long protced stages Of the Gonorh9a, in obstinate
Gte weakness of those organs it is without doubt the
efIec,ua remedy discovered
II will also be found certain preventative against the dis
exposed and any where there y cause to fear
few doses will arrest its progress and save any further
trouble.
Il is not intention to sort to that deceptive system
pung this city, better proof OF ITS efficacy
challenge any be produced that will not cure
der forfeit of $500
o. Observe One large bottle is sufficient to cure any
of the complaint
Each bottle accompanied with full description Of the dis
and all the necessary direction, in the English and French
Languages.
FIR sale only at the agents cce No. IS Nassau street. ou
doors from Fulton street. (ap stars Price iSe per bottle
Small bottles 81 aul7 3m-
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CARTER AND THORP,
Book, Job and tataIog.e Prinsers,

ROOkS Pamphlets. Cards, Circslars, Handbis, Cata'
~ ogues and every description Mercantile Law or No
tarial Blanks, executed GU the moderate terms
Mess Carter and Thorp thanks for the very liberal
patronage hitherto extended to the aud would respectfully
inform the public that their type &c are entirely
new and Of the most approved STYLE they entertain but little
doubt OF giving satisfaction to all who may entrust them with
orders.
90 Be particular, No. SO Exchange Place. s6-lm'
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u. IRWIN To-, Members Of the loyal College Of Sur.
81 geons, London, continue 10 be consulted delicate dis
all thsu various stages their Office coii Fuior
where from the commodous arrange o their
aborug under delicate complaints be treated, wis
secrecy and safety
j. Irw Go. pledge themselves that in Az cases OF the
most violent venerea which hitherto fallen under their
notice, their treatment without mercury has been NEST
c.ssu and speedy They need not by certificates direct th
rsbic attention 10 their superior practice those diseases
their reputation In this city well known and respected BY
those had coude in their honor. strongly
recommended female. who the habit Of using their
Deob.rent Pills. that thaa should be taken
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers desrout avoid tentative can b.
hadrecen in days Those who have injured
themselves by secret add destructive habit obtain relief
Solvent security I'll that III be required until shall
b. effected Letters post paid detailing the nature Of the Gem
plant and covering suitable fee, will be immediately attend
ed TO, and medicines, with full directions Forwarded to The
parties aura I'm
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rV,HE STUDY or BOOK KEEPING, 80 Cedar street,
Il near Broa,lway-C. &. MARSH, Accountant, continues
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mercantile education Also open close adjust accounts
and 20 write up books
The course Of in truciion through which the pupil
Thoroughly practical and the person Of good capacity who
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keen and the aecorns Of business
The student practically opens conducts closes and reopens
set Of partnership accounts n. brought before him
than hundred different busues. Transactions each Of which
subject Of remark conversation and study he becomes
familiar with various cunt books from actual
ference with trial baasces balance sheets vsreus Mercantile
calculation. Equation OF Payments, Discount aad interest;
Exchange, Insurance, sc. &c. -
introduced in n. Y. 7. schools,) -
The Science OF Double Entry Book keeping simrlihed'
A standard work, eighth edition. 900 pages $40 81 10
The Art of Single Entry Bookkeepng Improved ~ he
Introduction of the Proof Of Balance "l3opa svo75c.
a Lecture the Study O. Bookkeeping with Balance
Sheet" neat pamphlet aspa limo price lse.s
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= r-v> - FOR PEEKsRiLL, yERPLANk's
NkSaHzExkE1&- rARRYToWN. poRn,s FERRY HAs,

,rtNGs AND YONKERs.-The and splendid steamboat
xosrJsKC Can't ID. Haywood will leave tie foot Of Rob
s,reet teSt above Barcay) every morning. Fridays
ssa =, o'clock stopping al the Old State Prison wharf
each way Rs,urnine- vii Ieavs rsssskh a. oeises.
Breakfast and Dinner on beard
IN order TO afford passenger, more time to spend in the
ar.nt pl,e,s The Kociusko val, leave Peeksk At 2oclock
Tor the ssecsnodaticn % passengers. abe vii mahe trip
on Friday, leaving az above. u.,yw,O. . ,.
- ror 6,r,ber information, inquire Of HAWKINS WILL
rtAMsoN No o7 West street. where packages, freight &c
WI be received itr he bo.i. VIZ
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PATENT WsNDLAss.
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PATENa WbNDLA5S.
BEL ) IL F. A ID.
CO THE Subscriber, SOLE Propri-os aad Manufacturers,
rivaled Patent sw-ed Eeau WirA Bcdsteads which
almost universally used being the best article yet in
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The ackag acted upon by the wndlss and sweled beam
made perfectly light and free from all Liability to sag still eav
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and simple in constructions putting up and
will be found Of but little trouble with those
Of any other construction whilst the precision with which
iuction Of any kind Of vermin
qualities for durability will recommend them TO Purchasers
nyedte call and examine large assortment now on
,anJ.
Feather Beds &c. constantly on hand
Nv. &C soUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway,
je15y Fraaklin House
7 oCo FoCo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. order. and whole
! sale dealers supplied Apply at STEVENS Premium
Match Factory SO kldrdge street Warranted failing
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match imaginable. au30 In
A NEW DISCOVERY to Cure the following Dr.ase.:-
N Cronc scrofua In all It's stages Secondary syphilis, Ul
GERS Piles, Fula Cancer, sweings and all Mercuai Dis
eases which he without hndrance
business the of three week.. He does ask
amy pay until the paett perfectly cured. not Far med
sines xhieh he viii Give rra in CAGE h, don't make perfect
cure v nv nfor can be by calling at the
Medicine Establishment Of A. l.. shipley, No 10 Canal
street. between the hours Of aud 10 and and pm,
the Doctor viii be IN attendance TO the above diseases
s2.in' A. l.. SMILEY, Agent
Two THE LADlEs-DR A. q HULL's UTERo Az.
i DoMINAL SUPPORTER Is offered TO those afflicted
with Proiapuo Falling Of me Womb, and other disease,
l.p..ainr upon relaxation 9th abdominal muscles.
rument every caiesiaied Tor RELIEF ans permanent re-
iteration health. When this Tnsirumsnt - careful, and
properly fitted the form Of the patient Invariably affords
the immsise immunity from the distressing dragging
bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly all
vi.cers dpaeemens Of the abdomen, ani is su
application always followed by early confession Of radical
relief from the patient herself The supporter Of simple
rucon be applied by the patient without further AID
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Ohce. a vesey street, Astor House, New York
Pamphlets describing and application will be present
ed Al the office. auli
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NEW INVENTED
PREMIUM
WIGS AND SCALPS.

w M ~ IA lN IL w IA LII ~
py- CLIREHUGH, invites all and copnoseurs 10
inspect his newly invented venatng aud perpetual hitting
Wigs, which, Cor ell gauc-, ghnes and durability may Be
placed the first predictions Of modern art In their ma
nucture they dHer from all others made here The hs
being sngy inserted, and eqsahy distributed TO appear
post issuing from the skin In their form they cover no more
&C than the natural hair does and having metal
lie spring, all dsagreeahe pressure 10 obvsted They are
particularly to those residing in climate,
As they b. made 'sy weight and thin gcs.s
gor this nvenioa and the vantagss connected with n Me
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professional usa hass pronounced them the very acme o.
perfect,os.
Hair Cutting Rooms ao7 Broadway q Fulton street
aui6. I'm.
NOVEL GALLERY AND sALOON!!-For the eyh
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Nothing hke 10 IN the Unffed Iafes.l
This establishment VIM Vans 29i Grand street. IN the
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ecty al hom' no eckoyng h allowed andno second price
made under any Kind - goods cav be
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The fall trade will open scale and extent unequaed oy
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Lots quantities. loads, stacks mountains OF goods OF every
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boche and haw Lupin superb French merinoe
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furnitores. disnities, fripgss. re.
CLOAKsThe season will commence With 900 nevei, use
fal and elegant clcahs WIN vANNs 2ol Grand Street,
ss-iws between Allen aud Orchard
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LOVE! LOWE! LOVE!!.-Just Pub
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M>NN The ART OF LOVE, Tor Lessons for
I'd ~ Loyers) from the celebrated writings Of
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Remedy for Love- sc Sc sc. The first part contains the
r which the author lays Gown for young 10 follow in
their courtshp and the second teaches The ladies how to
make themeves beloved.
The opinion Of the PressThe at Of loveWe have CLAM
ced this little book and think nj tho aeatest edition
have yet II is free from the expressions aud
peruous Of the original though admit it
tass strange language but the subject must be the
it will doubt be highly interesting to all who read
it. Price Fifty copyFor sale at The book store No
s. Park Row. four doors from Ann Street. opposite the
Asor. House. aug ~ m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

nOCTOR GLOvERn consulted ecnhJentaIy as usui. al
~ his Office He continues 10 devote his special attention
10 the eatment aud o those obstinate diseases which
have baed the skill of the inexperienced For the last ten
years he confined his practice select branch Of is pro
on win. elects Structures. Gooorrhs and the different
forms d., Strangers apprsed that he ha
received regular professional edveatop, and has
ton With the advertising quacks ofthe day
y o6ce No. Ans street, Brosd~ay, adjoniss The
Museum. SLIM
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lr3- SYLvESTERs NEW REPORTERA AND COUN
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and useful publication eya the If business
il excellent advertising aM aud the charges
sonahle tits published Tuesday morning ~ SfLvEs
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80 SOS;4oZ featured By JOSEPH GiLLoTT,
frs,a October, 1877. 10 October 1885,
Ts above stasnsxS I'll lshew the estimation which these
pen. held and . ssumed will be induc-men 70
those who desire -e,y good article at least to trial
Of them
To be had all Statoners and wholesale only at the Manu-
facturer's Warehouse, 100 Beekman ST. au6-y
MISERABLE PRIVATE BOARDlNG-A respectable
- English family having two handsomely furnished bed
unoccuped dese Of receiving single gentle
boarders breakfast and dinner Sundays) Any
gentleman Of retired habits who Is DESTROYS of the above
commodsons will find them possess all the advantages and
comforts s private home Please to apply at 4s9 Greenwich
between Canal and Spring streets References Of the
first re.pectabity given and required su23 If