The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-02

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rtdgs 6stresM Llssls Cyrrsss ~ baties Nj
uadrs The influences Of Ire ssiasnatA that ~
enaies thsfefro:u; and further protected W I
gira!s Of pins growth. the hest psotetaei khhwn
in ths vegetable kingdom against ~ diffusion
II wisssafs over countries meal H. sourvs.
These hills are but some Of tac rnre speeimcn>
q wonder and Admiration len by the Great
Hand, who made al tl,ings perfect.
Tn the highest point NC have bh|d|ng sites,
unsurpassed in beauty BY any in The Known
world n!,d the eve pauses not only there, but
with delight and admiration can survey at will
diversity Of Iandseape, from twenty 10 thirty
miles In almost every direction.
From the sides Of these hills issue variety
Of water. TO which we invite the attention Of
the public. ns analysed by Professors Ridaeil L.
Smith rs follows:
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Nrw ORLiAss. Feb. ~ kn5l
Mkss-s, K.xsiy 4. Rochelle IS Grafisr ~
SISTED, by Prof J. lawrence
Smith, who has great reputation m an anniyii-
cal chemist, have examined the three samples
Of mineral watcr, sent the iron, Marshil, Texas,
by w. Ii. Dial. A
Concerning the & rtsstous Substances, (.uc
as carbonie and su|phnrated liydrcgen.) which
may prrsnstc tie recent spring waters, 40 mucI,
time had elapsed. and it being TO IA uncertain
whether the bottles we're sealed nj once al the
springs. that nothing satisfactory could be as.
certnncd.
The three bottles Of w.icv contains but IT.
Tie salir. or solid matter. no nrc Of them con-
timing over SIX grains, q ers.) to the quart.
The wnier in bottle No. coniair, sulphaie
ofmngu.sla 81 plate Of soda, (purgaii,e sa',s;)
chloride o: sodium, supl,a,e Of lime. Comic j
organic matter.
The water in bottle No. contains sulcliaie
Of soda. snlplia,e ofmagnesa, (purga,i,e salts =,
sulrha,e Of line; organic matter.
The water In the small bottle without num-
Der, contains sulphac Of lime sulphate 81
magnccia, Chloride Of sodium; organic matter.
In cnumcraiing the Ingredients aforesaid Of
the three samp'@- Of water, they are set down
in the order OF their relative abundance Thus,
in the last there i. more snlpha,c NJ lime and
chloride of Sodium than sulIhatc Of Magnc,is.
These waters are probably appcren, and al
teralIse; and the gaseous matters prcscn. ina,
give to ihcu additional medicinal value.
fsrsprctfulp. your obt sc'yi,
j. L.. NiDDTl.!. POT chsr,
Me- DIR. Ca'g III.
In connection with the above. we NIGH, offer
the certificates of several who have attended the
Springs, but We deem il unneecssa, rs We are
satisfied that the efficacy Of the water, on fair
trial, will be apparent. But We will say that
all agree that, these waters are the most active
9larcilr they ever used. and thus, undoubtedly
for affections Of the Kidneys, diseased Bladder,
Crawl, Structure, uropsi.s, Chronic Vcncria
affections, ae And further, these waters have
been observed 10 he gently purcai,e: Da-
rhcrc,ie. Espec,orant, and Aui-Ard; consc-
qncnily can be safely recommended Tor torpid
ny of the Bowels, Dyspepsia; bronchial AZ.
ieeiiOns. &c.
Feeling confident. from the medicinal virtue
Of these waters. the heigl, of it, legality the
protection afforded hs the girile Of plnc
timber iha, inlI and complete satisfaction viii
be realized by the Invalid thus We can safety
recommend II to the afflicted and Distressed
Here also the poet and lover Of romance
Wal Ind an ample hcij to The range of has M
neIna'lon.
The prop'ieiors having pnrehnspd the springs
late IN the season. together with ,hs n-ou-
ycncc of obtaining materials wiil rot l'c able
this srason TO o",r The rrhlie ir.ihei accom-
rgDdatons than the rcui OF neat and cnni!u..u-
Bile cabins, save that one ot the proprie,ors q
". Nonng,) residing nj tbs springs, viii take
a few boaIder-. They viii have ten cnhns
completed by the twentieth of June, aud hay
ing implicit confidence IN The virtue of The wa
ter. viii continue their Improvements ani hv
the next season Will be able to have ever, ron.
,enicnec requisite for all who may he DESTROYS
of visiting The springs.
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GEO. ". YOUNG.
MARSHALL. Texas, May 81. 1851. MIST