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Eastern times., 1855-11-08
LAUNDRY STARCH POTTSU

LAUNDRY STARCH POTTSEI
Manufactured and for SALE wholesale and rc,ei - -
American Laundry Company once NJ " '-e
II Water Street, Up Stairs, Boston
And by Grocers, Druggists and Periodical Hopsss'
ally throughout the country For richness ofqualty
y Of polish durabi Of appearance, and power cf r;
ing damp weather, 1t is unrfvailed WARRAN i'm y
contain no ingredient injurious to the finest fabric
orders sent by Express promptly attended to.
WARREN NICHOLS,
Havana Cigars a. Leaf Tobacco.
los Hanover Street, Boston, an'
Foreign and domestic smoking tobacco cigars snu ppes
ete with general assortment of appertaining 10 the
ana TOBACCO trade The choicest brands of cigars
imported always for sale on reasonable terms.
NEWELL'S -
PATENT SAFETY LAMP.
AND LAMP-FEEDERS.
w ahnANIED TO prevent all accidents, from the use of
nv; ~ BDRNING FLUID, PATENT OIL. ROSIN OIL CAM
production of light. - - 'Ae
respectfully invite the attention Of the public to New
els Improved Solar Fluid Lamp which gives brilliant
iame steader than gas. The cost Of burning be,po less
than ONE CENT an HOUR. e - -
These Lamps are applied to Chandeliers for Churches
otes Factories Stores and Parors. Oil Soars can be
tered using the same Hhade Common Fluid Iamns can
be changed to Safety Fluid Lamps
Burning Fluid and Camphene.
as CHEAP and GOOD as can be bought in the market
Also Chandeliers, Shades Globes, Lamp wickinc En-
try, Hail Lanterns, &c. for sale, wholesale and retail by
\ NEWELL, WILLARD & CO.,
No. % Bromfied Street. Roston
N. B. large deduction will be made from the former
prices Of Newells Safety Lamps, &c.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
RennoUal

Having had many years experience he fatters himself
that hs work viii prove satisfactory 70 chose who may a
vor him with their patronage. ss4.a s
Bath, May 10, 1855 tf4s
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Lard,

lust received per steamer VIM Jenkins via Boston, 400
y bbls Extra Family and Howard st. Flour
Oct. 8. MCCLELLAN. DENNIS A CO
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Broadcloths, Doeskins,

'ASSINERES, Satinets. Tweeds, Plads, for boys
wear, &c, at o3w20 HYDE & BOWMANS
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

The best way tls.s has ye. ba5u found to Sc
cure = lo- punr from freezing i to have q steam
box from the Platform 70 tie nose, foot square.
aal connected wi.A the pump 50 that tie r,,-.r
sha.. rl:ks enc side Of tina: box, and an ap.r,
tuge through the platform 70 les tie steam into !.
from the wcl.
This plan keeps the water co5l through t.e
summer, and the steam fyoa tie wae- in tie
WEI rises ingo the box and prevents the pump from
freezing in v.ne-. provided there Is a tight pla--
form and TroperIr secured around IL Some
pumps have vent under the platform Man
let of b. raising the handle which brings tho ~
per box in contact viii the lower valve 50 as /
open i. Il = pump through negligence. ce.s
frozen. i. Is very easy mater 70 thaw il OF: il
one knows h5w Saae vii hea. iron bars an
put ih; some wi.! Pu. in sal ana ether Of tLeze
VII 10 tie work f one has the patience But tie
Z tiehest and easiest way is to use halfo- three
quarter inch lead pine, and boiling ho. water. \
pump that Is frozen ten feet solid may Be thawei
out in ten inmates, By having pipe 70 reach as
low ~ i is frozen. PutoRe end Of the pipe down
the pump on the lee. swell the other to admit a
tunnel. pour in the hot water, and the way the
pipe settles down is caution 10 the one that holds
j. ThaIa i q current Of HOT water acting on the
Ice. which does is work and rises outside 4
barrel Of hot water may De turned in without a
pipe. and j. VIII penetrate but little dep.h be-
fore running of.-A- Z Farmer
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

they d n9. iA9w where or how - resist, they
as least grow l4.k Sae took II ingo her head,
after awhile. ts.a. she would not live very long
aad Sis SAD lEa- It was not worth while to be
s,Fara.sd s2 .aaei .ia I.-.le tine she was here
a4d if p.sazel, tLs families ight all come .ud
i've together. ! co!1 her she Was sensible, and
thing - herself about the co.Iapeing side q an
iron STROUD pressing out her life. 1t sounded
lac Pestry. She always had way of picking
up such odd things out Of books
.Diishe get well2'
No, NJ. yes Indeed her cough IS rather
worse, aud she IS more feeble. but she seems
happy enough. Size IS very kind 10 every one,
especially tae two Hgtle children, and she VIII
9et better waa. the spring comes. l know she
vii; because il Ia, been revealed to me
that she Is t9 live aaI dwell wilh me- a thousand
years when CArist shall reign and judge the
world
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

MIsez1LAygorz-Th Southern Indiana Jour-
nal relates the following An old man named
Hammond, died recently near Grandview, Spen-
Ger county. il this sac. His friends, in looking
over some private papers left by him, found a
memorandum which he had evidently written
many years before his death, stating that he hal
secreted various sums or money about his house,
and Designating the particular place in which
each sum might be found. Upon searching
these places, upwards of n.ne thousand dollars
in specie were found, carefully tied up in small
linen bags. with the amount and date Of the de-
posi-: endorsed upon each. from which il appear
Cd that not one Of them had been put away later
than 1881.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

WoRD TO PARENrs,-Is seems a hard and
cruel thing-and L is hard and cruel thing
to make the affections Of child its means Of
punishment for Sigh. Juvenile offences. \ friend
relates .he following occurrence as evidence to
the points
4 litsIe girl who, although an afeccionate little
creature everiived, wa very volatile aud ght-
hearted, and caaI3 not always remember to 1aind
her mother. At the close of day in the carly
part Of the preSen. winter, she had in some tri-
ing command disobeyed her moJler-going into
the stree, TO play with one Of her little compan-
ions: when she came in, aaI was prepared to 90
10 bed, size 10 her mother for her nishtv
kiss.
L cannot kiss You tonight Mary" said tie
mother; -'you have been very naughty lt.le .igI
and have disobcyel me. l eanao. kiss you to
night"
The lis;le gisl. her fac streaming with tears.
again b--c-a . her mother lo kiss her. bu, she was
: strong minded woman, and wasinex2rabIe.
|. WAS >lI lesson taa. she aarnet- for on
that very ui-ht tia. child died Of the cgoua.-
She lad asked her mo,her the last t,inr as she
went mp 70 her hsle Id. If SIC would Kiss her
IN tie morning, bu. in the moraius her innocent
lips were cold.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

Ex-senator Dodge Of Iowa has been nom
mated and confirmed United States Minister to
Spain. IN place Of Mr. Breckenridge resigned
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

HF~The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce. gives an ac-
count of an important esculent vegetable recent
liz discovered on the sand hills on the Gulf of
California He SAYS
have just seen an interesting drawing of
very remarkable plant discovered by A. b Gray
Esq, in his recent explorations across the conti-
ncnt for the purpose Of ascertaning the practi-
cability Of constructing railway to the Pacific.
l. is parasite plant, large and feshy root: a
parasite which Prof Tory Of New York to
whom Mr.. Gray submitted it for examination,
finds it to constitute "a geSus Of the small
group or family represented by the little known
aud anomolous Coraliophyliu3a OF kunh and tie
FhaI.5,aa Of Nu'all, in the floral structure and
tie scales, more Ike the latter, from which it is
distinguished by It's woody, plumose calvx, and
is sin gular cyathilorm infiorescence." 1t was
found in abundance through range of naked
sand hills skr;ing ..Adair Bay near the head of
the Cult Of California, furnishing isolated band
Of Papiso Indians with irnportant article Of
fo23. The flesh plant is cooked by roasting upon
the hot Goals, and resembles the sweet potato in
tas.e, having much ssccharine matter aboutit.-
L i Ill wise dried and mixed with less palatable
Liais OF food, such as nusquit, beans, dc. Il
IS represented to be very delicious vegetable,
and could It be transplanted, Mr.. Gray believes
thatit would constitute important acquisition
10 the table. probably not second IN demand to the
sweet potato or asparagus.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

Florida, about the year 1889. endorsed
certain bonds Of the banks Of the Territory, to
the amount OF s., 600, 900, which were sold in
England. The act was without authority from
the General Government and il was refused re-
cognitoa by the Legislature after Florida became
State 4 claim made upon the States,
before the Commission setting IN London.
for the mutual adjustment of all money claims
between England and the States, and after inves-
tigaiion, has been rejected. The bonds now
worthless, unless the State can be induced 10 re-
consider her former decision. s.1.s sry
zFRev ". III. Goodwin (just chosen to the
State Senate in place of Gov. Clark, enjoys the
distinction of being the first clergyman ever elec-
ted BIZ the popular vote TO anv evil Office in the
State Of New Tofs Up 70 1847 there was
constitutional provision which prevented minis
ters from attaining to any civil office.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

<Eloqueuce without wisdom IS Ike butter
without ss.1pleasa1t % the sight. bat ineDid 10
he taste
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

FATE or TIE APosrLEs.-S:. Mathew is sup
posed to have suffered martydom, was put to
death by the sword at the city of Ethiopia
s. Mark was dragged through the streets of
Alexandria, in Egypt, till he expired
=. Luke was hanged upon olive tree III
Greece.
St. John put in caudron of boiling oil
at Rome and escaped death. He afterwards
died a natural death, at Ephesus in Asia.
81. James the Great was beheaded at Jerusa-
lem.
ST, James was thrown from pinnacle OF wing
of the temple, and then beaten 10 death with q
iuller's club.
St. Phillip was hanged up against pillar a.
Hierapolis, a city Of Phrygia.
st Bartholomew was fayed alive by the COM
mand Of a barbarous king.
St. Andrew was bound 70 a cross, whence he
preached 10 The people till he expired.
st. Thomas was run through the body by q
lance, at CermandeL in tie East Indies
St, Jude WAS Shot to death with arrows.
st. Simon Zelotas was cruc;tieI in Persia.
St. Matthias was first stoned, aad then bahcad-
ed
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Number 10.

TEE Birth AND HIsroRr OF "SAM,'-The
kev Mr.. Brooke delivered a lecture st George
town. D. G, on the temporal power Of the Pope,
IN reply g Father Buraard MoGuire. Atits close
ne ~ald that he did not know Sam" bue he
thought lie knew his history SAM was born
IN the Garden Of Eden; when the world was del
uged, he rode out the food with Noah in the
Ark; he was present Al tie building of the Tower
q Babel; he wandered with the children OF Israel
~ the wilderness, he was with Miriam in the in
splFed song and dance; he blew the loudest rams
horn trumpe. when the walls of Jericho fel he
clothed Johu the Baptist. and was with him on
the banks o. the river he held up the chains Of
Paul when he reasoned OF righteousness and
Judgment 70 come. before Agrippa. He had
hard time with the popeS and the lnquisiGon. but
It was he who pointed the young Luther 10 the
dust covered Bible the neglected shelves of
The old monastery: he brought that Bible with
Enl across the ocean in the Mayfower: he laid
The corner stone Of the first Protestant church in
the colonies: and !. was he who so stirred up the
old and young. the rich and poor. high and low,
IN the oppressed colonies. that even the mountain
boys knew that "Sam'' was about lie intro
dueed Patrick Henry TO the nation in the Virgin
IA House Of Burgesses, when he, with his soul
Overlooking With the purest patriotism, and his
voice clothed with the power of thunder, gave
uttcranco 10 those immortal words. still echoing
IN our ears Gre me Liberty or Gire "s DEATH"
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

The Congress of the United States has done a
grea. and good ac- in passing the bill conferrng
upon Gen. WINFIELD Scorr the rank Of Lieut..
General-au honor which no other man has won
in this nations history, since tie immortal WASH
tNeToN. An attempt was made, when Mr. Polk
President to have Col Benton appointed
Lieut.. General, IN order that he might outrau!,
Gems Scot aud Taylor, and assume the supreme
command Of the American army in Mexico
Congress very properly refused to comply with
the request Of the President and to commit 50
bold IN ac, Of injustice TO the two veteran Wing
Genoral4.
We e5arl General Scott as the greatest his
torical personaga now living, especially in the
United States. Ills life has been devoted 20 the
service Of the Republic from his earliest manhood,
aud for nearly half Il century he has stood the
foremost man in all grea: emergencies-onc
upon whom the country ever relied with conf
dence and ia whom it never was deceived lis
march from Vera Cruz to Mexico; his repeated
Victories, and his final capture of the city OF the
Montezumas, will stand in American history
along with the brightest passages in the lives Of
Caesar, Napoleon, or Wellington.
This gallant veteran IS a poor man-poor in
money, but rich in honor. The new bill gives
him an addition Of $1,000 to his yearly pay, and
awards TO him $50, ,000 for arrearagas of salary
In every point of view, we are glad this bill has
passed. Cincinnati Gazette.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

BAILe3s AseEST.-Miss Louisa Bradley. Of
Philadelphia, made a fine balloon ascension on
Thursday morning The balloon went up straight
70 great height, then veered % the east short
distance and burs.ed. when forming parachute,
She cane down fast and landed four miles from
Phiia IeIpE.a, uuinjured< The excitement was
intense until word was received Of her safety.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
N..s.l.lASDzrx VS.. sAGslxa.

We reual-eee 70 have SEEN a f=w years
since. vel authenticated statement tlas 4
very large proportion, moro ta-a niaety ous
Of every hundred of those who engaged in
mercantile pursuits, in aad about one ot tile large
"a grn c.--s either failed or were uusuc>es> >ful.
TINS statement has been brought to our recollec-
ton BY easiing an article in a a.e paper. said To
be al eA..aat from one Of DIR, Baardman's lee
lures 10 laerehaut>, which We have found 30 Iu-
teresting tat we copy portion Of II for our
readers.
The satisfies relating 10 cur k.st commercial
crisis. a1e lrishtful-as WI BE- seen by the tol-
owing ta9a:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05
VoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.

IL
% sAPARItLATh Invaluable remedy already carried
ss s s. f s
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met Or years pas. that
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faf S sHti ySsh aS OF s
Ia the only preparation before the public prepared
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so oes s TssrfS ss
Journal Columbus speaks Bulls
el sas 40 a9sa Ths sales Of Bu Compound
sl4s aaH n H.
upon al whC have tried ne that purer
'1 asia fy calling M \, q,
htsIe longer, and DO eonVincedthGt Bul
WONDER OF THE WORLD
end na suffering
ing Of
NM Yor,s arr, LOUISVILLE, May lsas
sss saa fsF s sSf sa, pso IN
psa al ICY % s a a.
bottles Of which
pleasure 10 saraaparso
Asnieseac oMtnuDE'y ~ sup article.
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who hsu
read what ,somay done for
JoS suLD.si Hi yForas. 1A.v. ps.n
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svisport, r.. Dsesmbsrs,ls41 "i'fhESliss' NJ D.
NOTICE TO FEMALES. { i
John
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and
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ss.s s.s
q
nsas @ q on
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How aliednrs white and
&. s s %sa,
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yellow ss activity
q sand lotions @ ~
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ss OF ANY MEDICINE. . ~ :, IN =
/ FROM
MIR JOHN BULL hsaisatoa IN saying that 1bssv.
l9t AZ s1s
'aiss JAMES II M 10 fas's
| MORE TIES iiioNY FROM DIR. MooRss
a G I'm asas your sarsaparlla aevesi ne
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sMcers OF Subordinate Encnn pmeass for the ,r.~.
=, - eHdinr june so, 1855. AAe NefH IN
Nu1DEY No. L. an "a firet n ,,fa tt,,.,


WMDEY no. l, meets on the first and third Gar.
nrdays Of every moYth Mt The ut room, Cd,
rslloEs' Hall cerDer VI Camp Iatay to strsass
ynscers for the present tern-zL Homes r.: de
pFmsyer e w Delesderuivr, 8 WI X Guth
+ seM, scfibe5 W Nic0i, W; IL Williams Treasurer
sas furnsanx Assistant Scribe. : ~ s ~ ~
uesAh No. 8, meets ON the second and fourtl
sss,ufaays 10 each mouth In Encampment room ()ti1
tassa wi scefner OF Camp and Lafayette Streets
e1s spf the present tsrm--Chares Kossjtsr q p
81 4 usadsn, u Pi Gh,sw Could Is W: A Lathror
$500 =, = heents, NV; Andrew Hero Treasurer
isasAhl-s We o. meets on the tlrst and third Non.
, s@ch MONTH il the Encsmpnsu d, room, ,la c,
.ss.s.s ~ sola-f OF Camp and Lafaystte sIsasss
1T !, .ne present. Thomas kspae 4 ~ X Z,
1ysst'yne 81 = Moore s W; EA Patterson ai,,b
= Mehssoh,' Benedict, Treasurer s00i'es
WAsHlSeTos No, 8. meets Seyery sa,o,a
fourth Monday in each month al Washn..ss n anu
Margny Buildings Third, Distrct ne assph uali'
PRESENT term--G Flemann P; schr.s .eT !, s !,
Wabbsr, " a Gaugsn becker scr,hs n ~ -
J3W Millspsugh, treasurer. tsAAs'
LARAgETTE No Y, meets on the drst and Aid
Mondsys 10 each month, In jefferson Hail Faas,s
gistfict 1ticurs Tor the present. serm--J Bnrhs.
y III w Westhoitz, II p IF Krantz S W 4 Il
naaH sNIahsj 6atpin W; 4 Bsrfiet Treasurer
llsoA <ro. y, meets on the hrst and third sat.
anys y each month, 10 Polar Star Hall. ST. Llm,
sskseuss .oueers Tor present terua-o pannsyi
VI; Vooshsss P; psnnler q a. 4 q ~ ~
ssaS'' 9naslssi Lattsrsde, Treasurer
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K NICKERBoCKER PATENT COOKING
~ ~ RAEdgs--FIBRT REKAIrA

PRICE & COULoN, Plumbers, lot Foy dras
Esw pablo
in business Ia as
sATs sSSpy ~ y q
Wash "a ms, FobNTAINs, ERASE FAUCETS All kinds
COOKING "a sE5, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS;
EpRSE LEE aod SEER PuMPs lifted y ths ssys;
BLOCK TIN always on hans SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK
| Mt lest mott
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.,'s4-~"r,s5 Jane So lSai. 81
LoulsrasA Mo- 1. meets every Friday evening,

Nnesss TT - lane so, iSsi. Il Z $3.50 z
AoulslANA 81 ess rs ts,{
n at1 5 y a.: } j sN6rrnens " 6 @. W Dermpyer
ssefstary; Loiseile, Per Secretary; a. Giilingham
Treasurer. ~ VA y
% s. g - H;s 2S;.rst
j. asissso' N ". Barton, d 81. Mnson, sscre
fsry Luis Per Secretary O Hooper. Treasurer
UNION LoDas No 8 mssta every Monday even,
AZ iS shields s Far ssofsiafs e. d REQUEST
Treasurer ri rsdav even;n.
s 81, M 4 obi Fs,ows, Hal ofcers--.Iohn
ID Crawford m a.; + RobsstseB, 6 8 Z Butler,
seersafyi = n sahan, Per Secretary - = bAfoo1'
"a Ireasnaess - =,
JagFEHsoN No. 8, meets every Thursd ay evening
- Jrfsrson HaEl: Fourth pissriet 9faosrs-sw
Ixlnbsrton, N u IT CAVITY y.G IN ~ Wooten, Score
TEUTONIA, Ne. 1Os meetsieyery Tuesday evening
k,room No. q Old Estlowss Hall 0fasers Fra nsia
bone, N q q o FischersV e.; 81 Flick Secretary |;
Rsutsr Per secrerafys y schneidvr Treasurer
OkLsAHs No. III, meets every Tuesday evening
room 10: =, Odd Fellows Hall .ofaesrs--T
PstsIsoas y IL = rroh.s. o q sTsbb, sssfsts-
y ~ W harrington treasurer.
scozMERcIAL No II, meets every wednesday
ygsning " s9o, X y ~ = n st,s4n y az 4,
satsr Noo, - "a ssr 81 u Il s,,
sssss.ssyi 4'0se' fss ss'rssaisi oo0k'
y - - s 80 ,oss VI - IN,
HowAHp No. 10 meg s every Iauraasy evening
n a Henriuusz q; r yanhorn ascrs-
800 Msynar Par seeretarx 4 Do sai, Trsasnrsr
ss' :. - po,'e %
S y sso@ No. Odd Fellows. Han oio evening
Shsrwopd, IN 6 !; j. Murphy, v PC W could secre
tars Shss Rossissr Psr sscretary George Rareshie
Treasurer.
1,x,r. M TX. meats evArv Mondav avan,,,, ~
roon No; i ODD bellows Hall. ,ofaesrsA-A W
Rotary Mcoulloch, Per Secretary; I Homes
Treasurer
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"a STATE OF LOUISIANA, ID, f. y.
{ n 81 S., Faish or 0rieans, City New Orleans
S bs o. the a4h March, 1885, before me the
~ o. the feac in en-,
Shaes srggs Presoent r Jany,er Scr
being any Company New Orleans who
70 isw do depose TIE abpvt
n. said nsny aho eofiss transcript from tbs
s-f'fs' HAhl 5 BRIGGS, Pr sdent,
aun,r.a and d. e LAWYER Secretary.
'''i'peo petofe us, thh 9sh day Of Maren, 1858.
es.,,a c, v JONTE.
ON M have declared dividend twenty psr cen,
ihs sstad premiums OF th March 9tb lax a.
next. f.9fs EE6 va 'n" a'Aef he his dny oil June
on.nns 20 insure against the pers the seas and
omcsaouiasas corner Of Camp Natohea s,rssts fH
q - CHARLES BRIGGS, President. .
u. p. JANviER, Secretary. ' 'es 1fsaia"ns
New orlsans March "a. 1855,
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a BIrA eUHR1sTY SPRINGS. LA.--9#g7asf

b NJ and aa
I've miles Sly o. Nsw Orleans ten sn half from
ceylasn. woas ss fsoas
~ as Z 81 e.
dsu bss se nifty tested the
. III Il
RRs essa 'nRis s %s 4
2 sss ss sas s h' and e'n'A Ds
asssss " HSs
w aa BY t,se T a ~ mos sdogs Eser T.
sasst nude y sss r.
sslesd BY II s. scssiERE
The following copy Of Dr. Rades analysis 81 the Springs
s tbs D Stone. Dr. wsddefOa'n Dr. Boyer
Of the earth strong cn,rsns
H. % fund z s ss Fl Ss
.eThoad a .hsss souaseio with
,!es, aouce very deep in
Fl sns an ss It & 's ss@ arss sell
q y sss 90 81 m there
rsu@trad in tue ordero shsi rslasiss abundance
siilsa..
Proissde Of irsn.i
.........',..om
suphars,,sd Hydrogen cisaac hihttsr and "
81.
us. Tss wGsi many lsa Al: ss.s:asy ssia d
ssus j. l. sopssa 70 y oaesrtsIa thssa insrsdea
h w ss ,
ieate Of Chloride O. nisenesiam Of iron
carbonate 81 lime scse o soda, chloride Of sodium, nluiius
iehoit lf sodarn md probably other COMBINATIONS.
dntvran doubt But ihat tbs waters Of h Spring
shap ute qilss TBfy should
thnb and salt In their aaon upon hty
mhst ptodnce sperien alerative ind
af55 ]. /. a w. p. RlpDELL,
Chemical Laboratory University vf Louisiana.
4 New Orleans, March, "a
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