Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28

non u" carbonate Of nsagnesia !; and az, -
P'ihen' Is c"'niere win afnefz IL n M
pha" ~ mngnsia which ir tere inf.z,et u sf sal.
~ The dried ss'ilm. .. " It'll the al
f"'""' eNi,"srd to >itnf ,.hl m n ern.;1i nile
Puns-'d aud highly .aipinl.n,s III. ,teshas
pn"r'c ard Is thus -er'r1 . ind unio, ''e III.
sulphur Is lett 'a 81 iine aud
- Tue died sediment. gitne,r i, in
parry ''S'"'ed ard 'tiiSrs De, gr..ea vi \ .a
a. The ?, o'hroo sediment Is .ea lie In alcohol apl
70 Upon 10 grains of the sediment obtained h,,,.
~ ,n wa lous, and frequently agate ailr ah
or 10 hours the whole was carefully ftere e ang y
eurately weighed hefore II used The me- utter living a.
have los' TWO grains icary the alcohol being nn
i6 Upon 70 gains Of the eIinent Trcyiously w.s.y
ho and well drsi ab Ut oz ct water Nhhb 1l IN
y ours wh'ish prcc plate Of nearly grains was Standing
10 the water which had been carefully pourel oil 2 ine
potash added which ai the wafer min eeias 4
very white loose riefilate Of nearly three grai ana qa,e
81 ire preSae .1s o., oo,sn.E snail portion Of sn h
II appeared TO be sulTpc Of lime With later ~ esuel
eence was BRISK erys'azed salt was formed dolua fF't
From this, and the preceding experiment it may +.
that given quantity Of tho sediment contain md
the oxysulpac Of hon, Of the supate Of lime AZ laris Of
the sulphae of masnesia. The als s he
but not 10 escss as II ocs not "omnlu eate IN any son Md
! gree, sub acid taste W s'al'fs lie.
This spring resembles in many respects. tie eeebuleI
pymont according to the experiments and obserrafff serof
mani bat the crbonie acid is not in the sea ilgf
lists here only in state Of combination The seins
iers IN quantity ths water aiiorng oe5h part ia iii
the other 5I6th though this probably contains
| bination. Ha ON,
II.
| l. The obvious effects of this wafer, upon lriuli
LIST. sensible flushing tie fnee; or rather II ne
glow is felt attended with increase of M, aslt
In persons whose pulse may generally tate y in ni
will rise oSG or 90 aftsr drinking umbrrs minute
ter. In instance which foil my own obse,, he
pulse ola person in good health to loo The
of the water. but without the least evefish hY
II is strongly diurctic Ia light upon the stomach and
OF causing uneasues or depression of sIrits, Though
| considerable quantity, gives hilar ty 81 aiahk In
g. Ii is generally pursatve, tumblers Of the vat,
containing about half pint produce this effect uroh
| tuions. .'s. 'oniL
excites appetite. ane promotes digestion Iti,
aperient which may not occur with tlos. ee not
drink it freely especially before breakfast heaace a lot
ensucs in consequence of OF food
themselves but this effect easily removed either Nv indulge
in eating or by the aid ofcroag OF Tartar 'eaa'e
Ill
The eases in which this water has been G,una :, =
benef ial effects are f'Viufe The
l. In ard u which lave long bnn),a all -,
Cures In many tanees have been affected by this ma
speedy, and ocompee, ma
desperate hhid' Wleh ahputao appeared to be only [
as might wen excite suspicion OF the yenri
not the facs established by evidence the most We're
Thus ulcers VI on The legs OF many continuing
instance ofly have been perfectly healed by few one
and drinking OF the water. Nor has the wafer fi T. 'ng
entire cure, In instance according to that fen e an
lie relied upon after its and internal s WI en-
20 days humanity requires that this eficarous and 10 or
quality of the water should be widely known Deshant
,. In all cutantous disorders. and in nnemno+oa =. =,
whether OF recent or an old date, the produces The
est effect '"' HalPf
B. 1t removes distractions Of the Visor, III
to cure perfectly person who labord under an e"n
the Spleen after medical skill had exhausted i Of
4 ~ most seryeable in bilious complaints; and n all -
ofdehility. acts powerful = ~ e"ses
1t is not pretended to tle
lutury effect OF this water may be expected RESIGN thai l
sing task to the scientific Physician. eera MY bowafr
serves 10 DC ranked among The most valuable with whb
this State 50 ennenty abounds. The proof of its sau ~
reports; but upon facts, which have fallen tie
of men distinguished their yeracy as for an H. ,l on
quiie which constitute respectful lity character Y
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