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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-09

"1AEo"-NOGnlhSksm IS Erce-SOtiISm In DisGuise.'
Notwithstanding we have the highest poetic au-
tharty for the assertion that there nothing in a
name. we have daily proofs that men, Individually as
well as collectively, are not only very sensitive about
their names, but strive to make them pass for what
they seem. We might cite an example the ex-
ceedng good taste, well as truthfulness of the
distinctive party appellalion chosen by the new po-
ltlca organization which has suddenly and myste-
rlousy sprung into rank. unhealthy existence in
our midst. They know everything about plots, in
trlgues, sealthy meetings, and sordid sectarian ap-
peals tor the acquisition of power for the basest and
most dangerous purposes but in regard to that genu-
inc and exclteiyely American spirit which has made
and preserved nation, they literally kno1v
nothsngS. Among the first which they have
made of their power in Massachusetts was to demon
strae the absuTdty and illegally of their poIt
Cal organization, bills having been introduced into
the lower branch of the Legislature of that State abo
fishing the statute against extra judicial oaths and
making Roman Catholics institutions open and free
to public visitation and inspection
For weeks and months the know. nothing organs in
the South have labored hard to produced the impress.
ion that their party utterly repudlated all connexion
or alliance with free-soilism. To show how profess
sion, IN this instance, squares with practice, we in
vile the attention of the reader to the following
tract from the Boston Post:
''The next great step Of the know nothing party
has been the election of Henry Wilson senator. What
does this demonstrate: To answer this it is only
necessary ask, how does this politician stand in re.
ference to nationality? His speeches and letters
and there are enough of them to satisfy anybody
will show this relation clearly enough. It will an
swer our purpose to remark, that hundred occa-
sons he has pledged himself 10 be ready to 60 the
full length of the free soil programme, come what
might. He is in whose ears the cry of disunion
heralds on real danger, and WI advocates the very
worst OF ree-solI measures 1t may be safely averred
that il is not possible to present stronger demon
sraton that know -nothingsm is freesoilism in dis
guise than this election"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-09

TESTING THE DRY-DocK AT PENSACOLA The New
Orleans True Delta, of the 25th ult., says:
The splendid ship Monarch of the Sea. Captaiu
Gardner, arrived yesterday from Pensacola, having
oeen brought up from the Passes by the tow-boat
Conqueror. As we have already mentioned, this
magnificent specimen of naval architecture was char
tered by the government to test the strength of the
dry dock and marine railway at Pensacola and It is
stated that she received $4,000 for her services
Inc Monarch is 240 feet on deck, 40 feet beam. 2,
500 tons burden, with capacity for carrv;nn ooo
bales OF cotton in eighteen feet six inces of water
1.-The dry:dock and marine railway at Pensacola
nobly stood the severe test to which thew were
subjected Captain Gardner states that his shin was
taken out some three hundred feet on land in twenty
time" 00' WIG oaihe
The Monarch of the Sea is the largest shin that
ever entered the port of New Orleans. '"'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-09

REDEEM ption OF the Public Debt for the Week
Ending February 3D.. lS55.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-09

A TERROR TO EVIL oERs.-Judge WorrelI, of
Muscogee county, Ga. thus charged jury recently,
to the great dismay of rowdes DULLES, and assas-
SINS
The objec; of the law is not revenge, but to de-
ter others from the commission of crime. Until the
administration Of my immediate predecessor the prac-
tce of the court in this circuit has been to admins
ter the Iaw, as far as practicable in favor of the gull
~ Tins practice is at an end. | am determined
that tor the next four years the law shall be terror
to evil-doets Hitherto life and property have been
insecure. II is now time honest men should he pro-
tected in their rights"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
Kgyo THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LoIr

- OF sne most iufpcrtsnt points
Sugar Of must obvious III
praetn planter that the PIeny al
rs Ihe adysutageB Of boiling greeu
n quality Of but although savng il also
sf reduction both and he appsaus b,;n I
Cheap steam therefore indispensable this
new STAINED By the qfthe PATENT STEAM GEN
Engine, now Two yeart in operation.
Steam advantages Of being all fra
and ahaorbs Of the Che Ore ana via
tor burning the hte
kaPd the generation steam which IL raised 10
thsfrs. - = -. . s'oi iisasns
The advantage hot ohsrgsd steam in the
sure. - - - '" fse-
aay from there being any large body Of
economy in fuel waller and price ofeost, $3.50
one O. hess stea GsneEaos crested thin
season % the plantation of Col b Camp Ibeyfs ana
iny tested was worked BY negroes and ts
Steam Trains Eagle Work m Ms
Gfsenwood CINCINNATI The has been apooned fa
fal agent oI and the West indies having twely
thin plan the best hitherto brought generating che s
and ne no~ prepared Put ssa complete in ali
with and batteries pnS
ana nt lower prices any hitherto
York. - ~ : - " -. A y - y" "
undersigned Will also The in operation fuuh
ne ensnser reque and instruct force pantaion
Those parties who the
hamau apparatus to
sgsd one the negroes and made ng
In ths making the article. 49, \, Al r, TAFT v
Id Tchoupitonas street. lss7 fsl7 gpd6wtf =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

All ,hess salts are anhy drous Ia
FERRUGIsous OR .CHALYBEAM SPRING.

Al the PRESENT. aay when phytana estn fuRnou prepaa
ona at high aue cbaIYbate spring very doorD n
nua nseessaIy be an obe decide
cal aculty They cannot the
al ,hs artificial pearatons iron htherte esc6ed hetheI
the form Of Powders pills liquids Are9 preparation in
vsfAby OF less mAon reqnh n longer peria "a,
their operation act much n those ed ~
especially when tbs latter water
ere ausn 81 20 cohesive they
ELECT 1t follows then chAlyhsa sripS AZ ys T.;
on the refer be IN M
nent Of diteae will The emppo by tbs Fary
ali In which iron ia administered, s-'- ts -
The Reagents that especially affect az nu,esi
aud red osyanate Of potass fannie sa gold ate
aneousl the OF this uon Tie other
stances usually found mineral springs lad sxs in bnt
small proportion The inga eogs spes Of little
solution Of carbonate u hon Few ferusne sppes .er
Eaope Or can compared with Of
carbonate Of sn o. for The pan " Of other a producta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

"A many persons are still in doubt as to
the efficacy Of MAGNETISM treatment OF ceYain
ehroe Diseases which have proved ncurbs
pfscfbed by Me Faculty to truth make pubc
men which will clear away this douet good
a Tho facs which Isfai relate completely within
ledge, as it hapnsnedin my family Il = '7
niece OF hine lady years age had beer
ssk Tor Two and half years by having been shensi She had
equibtm aud rendered her unable without faiv On The
or She had great headaches and hsr
affected as to cans. woe body particularly mbs
tha most hobe cantoron An this
constant pan in the stomach, paiI while at s same
Lime, her sight hseame gradually feeble dapgsti0n
sleep increased these sva from day. uuiiIhe
whole system became enabled seriously
powers sill remaining 1he az 10
her mother quitting her even for = = = : f'f-
IN stale Of aunerng, niece
or Usual course Of medical treatment without benefit
AIs ehtre despang 81 the had
apont the INNING Of Last November
and Hospital sireas ~
We followed strictly the plunstions this lady,
PfntFay Of direct applications Of Mgnesm by Mr. Aboard
lletely to health. :
Since the tune niece monhs health
not battered an ustnther
giety rave all returned by
Such the cs such is the truth which have deemed duty
10 make known to Interested, who suffer
rehet from medicine t.a "a, HAZEAR. FRERE.
sreet, plantation, the Metsirs Roai, : s
NJ Is. AT Madame Ausd's shbistnsnt be found var in
sesg young Lady who viii interpreter for psrvep mo-
peAkng the French language mygf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
8 OuIsIANA sAVfNt,S -f,oMpANy -.

oAoA1hlsd ga lStS JUMP ANY II corner
lamp aad lafayette bssn organ
DAY the I'd nstanf, Ap@s 20 @i1ohs-
Ths basa which sapiy t.t Off
the Of adordns opporsuny
nR their snying II s provided
Dime will be received on dsposit seA ~
tablshed: y 5Na -r'o Aa'o 1"en 81
for sonor sa
Deposits aa months and mol inter
est a. the rate OF four per AMMAN
or over tnsrsss at tas is Of Eve per
deposited susiectsosl wibs v
On FFs.ys deposits ~illbs only Fena.s,
Wa. U. Garland. W. B. BoSbs. 4Dsapi, croo.n. p
Psi. Irwin, Jss. M Fotgsy ~ 800.
g. L Re erison, Wa. H. GARLAND .Presis.p,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

NE The bark LOWELL, Capt Edwards, from
Baltimore, dha,g oppose
DlriGi Censisnsts will please
iyis GEO W. HYNsoN Il CO.. 50 Camp street.
G@ The ship RICHMOND, Captain Gookin,
from Boston nov disehagng a. Pos "a Second D
Conhgnsss plshse
Lsvee. tiyIa1 GEO. W. ttYNsoN CO., 50 Camp
gB The Consignees of the following goods
to order shiP giehaoaa from Boston y 81 bale,
marked Ia diamond, will eass their bills adng
70 ne oacagnE eh Oh the Levee otherwise they will be stored
at their expense and Yiek.
jyi9 GEO. W. HYHEoN b CO, 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
Cheap! Very CHleap..
ITO HOUSE. x gEpERs = Fcorov,s !,

y - b.
-soun! AID 1AuksoH RANGES, CRATES Asp STOVES 41Y
J.ins Stoves o. fnii md fully Ia
ell pess rom 81 y sito ali aoinped, and sso n
lgs nanssr q these important a7ges have laislv
% me the adyan ring baysra 10 s
uso hrs well EGowr bfns adj
II ba % The perfect
We Up.n oP wheh SIC Lbs esspng sara and pYsy
sipiisr =. convenience Of aaseo On feet
~ htsvesj all This ronbit
ellis. - - = ioi assumes IN eha5sn domi-
and tn Wssc Broom Tabs Pals Kitchen uep.
ss,p ca SD alcohol eie6s chmnsys and Wick, Campfire
AZ e s9G1 Il Mors AID Rspsi,ag done HOUSE FuRNsH
Pstricks Church. 49, " Z tlxn.sSsl Aa3oanlns o..
je254ms - - ssesess.ss -, o.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
-, - THE BOSTON PosT,
~ .sTH EtP r Elssi AND4Pe
AND TIE
BosToN STATESMAN AND WEEKLY .tposr.

-. y =
BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY. tposr.
ron 1855
S Pass s. a AND sfss f
aSpdsys and Tn1rdsys) end for the STATESMAN AM
These hay. been dsrIng he la. .usa
sad sas e. p nss,r n
TAs. edited y sHAs GREENE aud RICHARD FnorH
sdi.or and Labor Or sssass
READING TEa i sr ny I'd q ~ ao,. ea.e. N,
ssess winch IL + dsr Ar nay aad
sred. In the Of
the reports matters lectures snd
ens the thorough add ermaton tbs daiy
Lendon European pasaoas lie poliaeal y
poaea which Daily iasue d Tt rosT
as msa ass sy . ss s for
Spicy selsesd and original deasnsd Every Taats
Nav n embrace s qosi sa.ie
alone es be obtains Il tr.as
sesSras VIZ the world.
Tne PRESS AND POST ia nsds from contents. ana
printed on the in clear
The BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST already en-.
Syl CRY large erceaon and Iapi Increasing lit atlesta
history Of ssy week ioreisn detail domestic inas
won, asfelnra ITEMS commercial and monetary Articles
political records Of
general and @
4 uasa and eneaniag STATES
iahins ten or more eepes PACKAGE will
journals carefully conducted and our patronage
with the public They edited
As advertising MEDIUM the as
as they do, into variety
.sy ia5nsh an oppo rn for ths dloa
BEAIs. GREENE Il CO.,
r III .=.-s s- IL and u Water street, Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
nEGIAnLE pRoTrnrror = r go. $50.

r,i MELlABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST,
s sss Oh u4rH ~ To
| 1oURIHoUsES, Notaries. Jeve,ers Rro.
sssms. n. asa CJpisshaa ri.a,. Rstssrs Mechanics
sgs II ia ana ohsf as.irgus " guarding from he ray
sss yaiaass t hh s.ssr covered e. sad ether sos
psf Fl
"A t s ii H.. ~ sy Of half soir s
The dsyisg enpseis5 o. ,sis .r.ss 1,
at kina q NJ yet known b. sslie,!o,
while IL greatly rnpsrsor bo,grproof prots1.. Iii
Ihs c'n'rss. viii be ~hsn Il Il Taewn IL. a.
non islde ALSO thasthe former wrought "a ~
oa come es alao that The mach mar =.
thih cosA BY tueb experiments as none "a ksn,ay 81
De gsd % hear from the sksptcst. = s', 4a hNi
commend 70 ths y thcss who bavs ~
BIZ from the sats VIXEN lee
"a ne fab as asss ar,el,s srs sssy;s,iu 49, @
M .aya sensated In sss SAFES W. "a ssp,a II ay
thoa .he iii oqax ys Be fao
" many imagine and docs ma
o' sasAEne street, Dsr spovs tn. Comman
br Isaac B5gs sir yoa have teEsn III ~ P
stating n ~ rae We ferba sour terest hy
~ papss 40 z p'stiontali that IS our books Tom
81 Sihfen iotb, lsts, On Ms nsst " S'e
me oar stories " psng hsd wifi voo., vs, 81
wAn us md ao &
n, ~ sfr beilg on fuisa . sgE
winch haasrss dssg s sa' H. ,osss sra,s
psaysa hsresars fe and suglaf tro oahiss W
'e a' oi' hs'P'ef4iy, youra f. Il. RssLowd co.
using ss Old y. ., na. .sas,, Woadsa cpal
thqse who have sushasa svs,sslv 70 o. q
ss And edr but sgt when ~
The sabsefiber has second hand
ss Powder Pfosf Bank an soe Lock- Fs fro0 fas
lyll aaadkT ~ a. %. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

. THURSDAY MoRrIse, July IL, 1856.
COTTON. There was good demand yesterday, and
about 800 bales changed hands at steady prices We
quote: t'. ~ em @&
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. .oMl7s Middling Fair ... o.
Ordinary. z1sys Fair ............ES-
a M,dd s.,;,. Good Fair
TOBACCO. We heard of 81 hbds sold at o. and a
crop Of 10 hhds (old) at 1879 v IL.
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEaEsT.
stook ON bspds.nt o0rr'Hsas a.
- yesterday. ...... 24s-1,2l7, eo5 ooo--44 so3
1s244t5ss es,el6
Exported to date 80. Il 200, eea 55.o42
Y" yesterday, -. .14e2- 1,2o237o a29-55,s7I
Stock on hand, mot oleared........ 42s2ls 1924
SUGAR AND M0LASsE5. Sugar was steady and
50 hhds Fully Fair brought 85xs p tb Tbs supply Of
Molasses very light and nothing Of any
DONE
FLOUR. There was very little in first hands and
prices still on the advance Sales barely 300 bills
Of which 100 st. Louis snperfus and 100 Fancy at So
400 Fancy in lots at s9@s9 So and 200 at SO 30 Dbl
GRAIN. -. There was Corn ON the leyee and the
sales were confined to about 5000 sacks store ncu
ding 1900 White and Yellow at &c., 1000 the same 22s
White Mixed at 90 and 300 also at 9oe a bushsl st..
Louis Oats were offering at 52f75ae p buaheI. Z
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail ISLES OF Pork
at s1s0s1S 25 y Dbl for Mess OF Bacon casks Iufe.
rior Sides were sold at 9e IL at 26 City smoked
at about e'<s b..of Lard ~ tisrees Good to Prime
were taken at 1o14s y ii.
COFFEE Quiet. Sales 200 bags Rio at 1o<d, and
about 200 Skinnings at 81 q fb. +
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. :. We heard of 100 bbs sold
few days at S2s bat yesterday the market was dull
at about 3le v gallon for round lots. ss'
Ros1N-4oo bbls good No.2 were disposed of day or
two ago at 81 80 y bbl.
wHIsKY-1oo bbls Reotitisd were taken at s2e Der
gallon s,f-y r., 5- 7-7H'r95sF
FKEiGHTs-Very firm. A ship was taken for Liver.
pool at l5-s2d for Cotton.
/. ExcHANGEs-stilI very dull.
sterling -. ........... 11os,11o,<
Frames .tf.sl i5sf 1sk y doHal
sight Checks ON New York. ............kMI IA NJ al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
ESLoRIDA YELLOW PINE LnMpEa

LORD YELLOW PINE LUMBER
YARDS-The undersigned have In addition to their od IND
sn kaown established lamaes Yards julia ass landing New
a. yard a. tbs Old Basin fronting the tbs Earopdele
hetween Vee aRd Robertson streets And
81 refer streets where they keep hand
ss,ment Of building materials, such s ~
Yeiow Pine Ceiling. s Ae k'ootsu
lii N and " naowaud wide tonspsa .rd
Yellow file Flsonng, ''-er'e anu stooFeu
Pine Flooring. Ni's1Ais !oinl 1aho~
Dressed Shelving and dfesssd Boag scan,lus end
Jo 81 all sizes; heavy timber Decking IL pants ana
~ nch Pine Boards and Rough Laths
ready made Doors and Sash Blmda Moulding
oraers taken for Lumber PsuseoIs and Bt
Bay west Florida and cut to suit the Of
S new York Boston, Key West Gayesr Lavaoa Corpus
and other EuTopeRl markets., 80 sne Sss'hh
Dressed Lumber all neatly piled upp eea and f
WI Anppy constantly On hand ouato getting
MI lhse an article well seasoned and ready lie
PoJLkf, NieoL. q CO.,
Corner Cedar and julia streets Mas, Ra,;,
lS2 an Corner Robertson Wall ola Rns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

CoNeLusrossThe Alabama Vichy sprtr ID remarkable
For iha large quantity Of alkaline kcabonate, pure
per pint or 1a grHinmes per iitre. =
For the aals iodine, pebs only gallons
Of - M - =
For the small proportion they aan the suphse ot
soda and Chords Of sodium.
Fog The preset IF saphas Of maga but small proper
g. For the csum-a salt at enco most
noxioue aad dissgreeabe in mineral syringe
the Alabama piehy SPRING.
Ecng springs n Francs IL 10 pressed that phyreians viii
prescribe them for all these dissasea witch the Vichy
sp0ysd and sl obtain signal bhsr These
without disturbing Or Overlooking the oma They
We humof fap " All he secreions uch had
atiy assume az character
days have drank freely waters nj word thew
ey thu properties those prjnss
l. - SULPHUR SPRING
In Europe IT, however, proportion Of Nv
biearbonsie of than the European spring -
following pgred contained in Az Erx
ish pint {wne pintl - As
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

49, THURSDAY MORNING, July IL, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan, Place. and Ipdnol.
s'l 10 a.ssa,. wMssi S,s ass
En- En- ees sPs aanh 81 =,
sehr zsins WsSas ioi Pensacola, Hurley &C. &C.
us.s a7z sras ARRIVED
s' ass.sa ss
Bath Lsxs Bisby 80 day. Baltimore to W yn.on
sr Ana aeunn Hardde
@&f steam b oats. $R,
Jean s4sao Ws @s.l Ksst ss t,sp Aslandra
r., opsloa.as Neal hen opaousaa.
ssc cs sd asi
s Sa ssa and
SEES e hs q or Duke
sszz MEmpRANDA 80
Wshrs left Als1aua,i. The III instant report.
aeinchss water Shaggy Point and fg shIeys-
port. -I.s+-.ss4-- p,
GALVESTON AND rsDIANoLA-steam.hip Charles Morgan
+ 81 a g . S1 sS %
lVERPooLshP Col cotton sac hhd tobacco
1873 logs mahogany and cedar, $500 ssayss p
bd shocks hhds bone black $3.50 hoops 1855
is Coffee 100
PESsAcoLA---schr Calvin Stevens ia ballast. u
% & sss..s. s
hhda sugar .ooaeigsss ana suhdfiss. = w ~NN
% IMPORTS &, W.
NEW YoRK-ship Andorsr-Assorsd nndss
BosToN-shp ice cazsrays and ss.orss
BALTIMoRE-Bark Lowell Assorted merobans.s
SABINE PAss-sehr Ann--sa bales cotton . order.
rE : CoNSIGNEEs
sa,s from Dsnesan &oBsa
Robson AsaW Violet Carroll aeoj Car
MsRenas asb Ra.Le 6eoe TsA
sis,k BAL hin Allan ases Hyns 500
sgswa bar &eJ Adaas-chsy Henderson so
Foley 2vew sa s%sdss Sss 20
as " assa Roc
lisaS sh sssy4 soss Sessasia
ssp pss from BS.os Owen COBB
baroa Gssc as.,sr k so Harris
srsss seSG SHAW 4somJ
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Jean wsbsss bales cotton Bpcb.rro
roll &sol4 do Payne do Cleveland BToSep
Do a. e ss s.
KID: sugar. BuS DO Beioeq &o2 do 90 hidss
Msss ~ - s as s Dc
es.ws1 Lsp'rs Fs'rirr1oa 81 bales cotton Ia hhds
Steamer bale. cotton plgs PAYNE
ksx DO fs sa o p
e hhds 'Sgs 81 ess noae do IS do
LoSi GiyEs SS eias.e W 10 ~
gf ss saeh do Ell a..
bales cotton 1854 hhds ia bbls %
, ns1s Esss
'A~ss connolly oee L sodtmtth, Il Geddss and order
> Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad
Me stsy Adan ssyss
N e- ~ 40 20 esga X swann-s.0 cabbagss Fouehsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
80 C0PPER.FAoED TYPE 7@s
KHNHE NEW TON COPPER TYPE CONN, NV

IN r..
a. in giving notice Of their from No. 10 No Nh
recently mads in Feeir work Ivy ~ We
a. place greatly increased facilities for Con
Rstt AGING Type Stereotype Pinies Cuts, ~
new feature
6ooAe OF the Principal II Founders
Inspection OF Pgntera. Ii "
convenience to Printers
aning Them to glance, csmpare The v ous
from the presence Of inierss parSiea Drhsr tyre
tnfoush com any, directly
ne Of the soekhode OF this company in London and
operates tns iaventon OF Dr. Newton there, viii eiss
desire it and so nIder. : = - PAtst'H
, ne eapsfisles Of Prnse,s IN this city elsewhere
ahfse the use 81 Copper Faced Type pays II quite
unnecessary TO word here Of our
ac Of printing Tyre BY Copper acls, de ON va
70 three times durable, csaRar sarny
nse es INK and actae osition by he
letters OF the alphnpet eaEily Az
oSng to the difficulties
dcne sway from this place. presently clee III }
cannow be copper-F aeed. "A''s-sfe
TIL Company DIR Newsous nasns and all
uned MOI to ntrnge said Patent eher acng
py using that Copper by anpaay
!, sCALE OF PRICES,
Sma feas.. eeuts H. Mnion sents mar In
f f 49,, Noaparsi .........i4 . .
lnss 1e'' ''.'.' =. - agate...s -.S.B
saagsois .-..-.....s Paarl ........,r.25 :. -
heNs0r--s. '-'....te lpismond- :.
cash. sasss'sas 'ot
No1t Fraatt0r atrss Nav York May 4 Isss mys5 II
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(tULLUM,s SPRINGS. CuocrAw O. -,

AZ. IT,
p t .s: FS &c il
ssp ss ng III p s ss sgy
ssa sd ss s ss sa s e h.
he si sst 4 e fss ns :. a
1ssurs TO- 70 BIN liberal hssd
Atsys and ohsI 'he premises. The Cottages
s ssin a hs g. Which safe and
a. IT, r si P r,ss % gs. 70 s
A No ss :as Ss is
ss mt .sa ( M h zf
ss . ", making daily tips the sfrnss from
. ths stad. OF s visitors, bsys no. oily
s de most q ibs psprp
siss "a r s: 's 81. sss: &C..
aha ys"so hemieg q medicinal Ihs
for whhshs different II water win beneficial
CERTIFICATES.
Itvond be difficult describe number and
ss,ss y ss DIS saea for the Of which Mr. cha caa
ear,isa,s.Iy diseIds Sas Isqqss
~ tsn into three principal groups to wits
sULpHuR.
sae general terms, lat hss AEans Ws,ers ss pe
s.y S, #. il. ass. se soa. and certain
q fs., as:
aa a J. Tss sa. pm .
e and ss
beugnoL d ID. p, III, Daret, ID. N.
GhfuFin, u. al. p, 2. hnrmiion, ID. M, p; E
y for'inesn, ID. M. p, C-de vnliattl, D. N. D.,
NAsMereisf' D. Al Z, CHI Dsisry, D. M. r,
New Orleans, Aprli 20. iii. 'ss' On - - -
A. Lanbsrt D. Mp a.. Labau,, D. Mp. r.
Afsequss u. NJ r.. s. Martin, d. ~ p,
A. Lemnt, D. y. 2, D. Thisry, D. NJ. r,
James joiner, M D., r. Tricun, D. ID. FL
Z. hartip, D. NJ J. H Lewis, D. N. r.,
, Mobile April Is. 1856. D
Mn CHS CuLIus Dee, sT ha iust reviewed the Analysis
oy MI ASsqu'n of your Springs which Requested
Iheae Springs are unlike resemble Of the
most celebrated Europe for The
ChAybs1e Spring country squa rsagh Akalipe
hsve no parallel Bhdoa springs which
The great these In the
Digestive Organs aUnot al in almost Ill
panied p General debility, tasy IN be iosad useful - ,
eonented. HSF
The Analysts Of the following Syringe msde B.
o. seg Orleans gsphsman who's reputation
nsmat anks Amongp the highest notouly ia this eeant
= ALABAMA syIcaY FIRING. A
Proportions Of the ueverai contained
Lab pint, or the eighth part Of gallon
carboaic Acd.msrdy noted. Grains Troy Weight. |
4 AnhJ dIeas Bt Carbonate Of Poaas.
tThs Peiass 10 in very small propona compared with
AnhydrOns BcarbOns,e ,.osiis
Anhyl sulPSatss Of &ss.is.
Aiunitnae
aodne O. sodunl-a trace a. 900
ssapbonats ~ Isna
Organic natter arcised aou-slotsa.
Io.eea
comcLusIoss. Alabama vieby spfsr 10 remarkable
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y D. AFE7QUIN,
IN conclusion, ths undersigned respectfully soiets ea,as
patsion of The the above Springs Of
the SOUTH Such examination he il saisd al once
Them as invaluable the Of acute
disc ssAE9 'H'en'V
islI CHARLES CUIIijM p,a,.,...
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