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The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
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On Saturday morning last, about IL o'clock,
our usually quiet town was startled by the cry
of fire. The fire started from the roof of the
wooden building occupied by McTurck L Bro,
as billiard Saloon; situated between +" En-
pire Hotel and james Loag's block of fire proof
buildings. It is supposed the conflagration
was caused either by sparks from the Hotel
kitchen, or from matches being thrown upon
the roof from the upper windows The build
ing was consumed in about thirty minutes.
The proprietors of the Saloon saved but little,
excepting Billiard Table. They set down
their loss at 81 500.
The owner of the wooden building-Mrs.
Johns-valued it at 81 900
The 9 Empire Hotel, owned by Messrs. Rob
inson & Chapman, was considerably damaged
both by FIRE and water They estimate their
loss at $4,000. They were insured in the Hart
ford Insurance Co., for $500 on the building,
and $1,000 on the furniture also in the Girard
Co, for 81, 500 on the building.
Fortunately there was very. little wind at the
time, and plentiful supply of water. We have
never seen men work better than they did at
this fire.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
Monday, June 25, 1850.

x THE PUBLIC are respectfully in
" " formed that there will be given oa the
w above day
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The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
A CIR MD BALI.

= THE UNDERSIGNED announces to
81, his friends and the public, that he pur
poses giving
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
rand .BaII,
July 9Th, 1869.

No expense will be spared to make it the
grandest affair of the season.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
WILLIAM DAVIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

STATE LOUISIANA I
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans !
remembered shat the 25h Of july 1860 before me-
e undersigned Justice of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS, Presi
dent Of the Crescent MUTUAL insurance. Company Of New Or
leans who being duly according law does dgpose and
say that the foregoing and true and
transcript trGIn the books Of Tie Company,
TH0ANs a. ADAMS, President
sworn 10 md subscribed bsFo5e me- Tie 18th Iny 1861
D. F. MITCHELL, 2dJ P.
The Board of Trustees have pay IA interest d SIX
PER CENT IN cash all The outstanding cefcGtes ii Pref
til the holders thereof forlegai Representatives, and
SITTER the SECOND MONDAY in August prozt1no.
Also to declare dividend Of THIRTY PEE CENT a1 per
cent? the Net Iarnad Premiums of the Company for tins
year ending tho Sch JuRe, 1860 fer wh;sh certificates viii bt
Issued ana after tho first day Of octobernext.
And resolved further that after reservng One Million
Dollars of Profits, ali TIE outstanding certificates of tbs
issue Of the year 1851 he redeemed and after the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proximo-interest thereon ceass
from sOth June ult.
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w. 81 j. r. STARR,
Vs CAMDEN IRON WORKS;
Camden, New Jersey,
Manufactures of
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for GAS WORKS
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Eetorts and other
Houses
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required for setting them
latest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, CoNDENsERs, scRUBBERs and EXHAUST
ERs, for relieving the Retorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from 1000 100000 cubic feet daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME SLEEVES. for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE, with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from ~ IS inches diameter for Water OF
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS, such as Branches, Bend,
DIips Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from to 30 inches either pair
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-Ali the Smith and Sheet Iroi
Work required in and about Gas Works.
D8~Communcatons should be addressed the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
, kSs-BRANGH OFFICE 125 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. ielS ly&W
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FROM THE PACIFIC CoAsF. - Washington,
Oct l3-Prvate adviees from Sonora report
that Gnadara had taken Guayamas and every
other town save Hermosiilo, where Pesqniera was
fortiiying for last desperate battle.
Capt. Calender, OF the Ordnance Department.,
was ordered to transfer his command to the Bene-
cia Arsenal to the next command, and report
himself at Washington. Lieut.. Randall, of the Ar
hery, has been transferred to the Ordnance De-
partment and ordered to the Beneeia Arsenal.
Titus Il Co., Of New York have been informed
that they can hold the Arizona mines under the
Mexican mining laws.
The Land Office has ordered the rules for sur
yeying in California To be applied to the public
lands in Arizona, by which all the mineral lands
will be omitted from the public survey. This
parties, as they are in California. There is no
positive law for this. but it is consistent with the
previous policy of our Government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

CAPTURE OF ANOTHER SLAyBR.-het York.
Oct l3.-The steamship DeSoto arrived last night
from Havana. Sugar quiet; stock on hand l43 900
boxes.
The slave-steamer City of Norfolk had landed
500 Africans, and was headed seaward with full
steam on valves, and cut and feed pipes open with
the expectation that she would founder, but the
current set her ashore near Sierra Morena, where
the Spanish warvessel discovered her, and also 500
of her negroes and the crew. The remainder had
been disposed of. The American officers and crew
were sent 70 Key Westby the American Consul on
the U. s. steamer CRUSADER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

MEDICATION OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law nv
OTTAwA-An instance of the vindication OF the
fugitive slave law has just occurred in Ottawa,
which shows that even in the most northern part
of this State in immediate contignity to the depot
of the underground railroad, juries can be found
to carry out constitutional laws without regard 10
prejudice. The case referred to is that OF the
United States against John Hossack and others
the defendants having, in October last rescued q
fugitive from Missouri from the hands OF an officer
after he had been delivered up upon a warrant
from United States Commissioner. The defend
ants duly convicted by jury. and were called
up for sentence at the present term Of the United
States District Court. Hossack in answer to the
question why sentence should not be passed. it ap-
pears, read paper, in which he claimed exemp-
ton from punishment on the ground that the Fugi-
tive Slave Law was unconstitutional and protesting
against the action OF the court. Judge Drummond,
instead OF dsregarding such plea, as he might
have DONE and proceeding to sentence the prisoner
forthwith, entered into an elaborate reply 20 Hos
sacks protest, and ably indicated the eonstiln-
tionality of the law and the Jurisdiction OF the
court. This was an unusual proceeding; bat it
may have good effect upon those vieiators OF the
law who lean upon the weak support of their own
Interpretation OF law as u protection against ppn-
ishment, and deliberately become criminals IN the
falacious hope that what they demomlnate con-
science will screen them from The Just penalty OF
crime. Hossack was fined hundred dollars and
sent to prison for ten days-a very mild pnnsh-
ment, considering the nature of the oifense.
New York Herald
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
CLUsKEYs POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Encyclopedias.
ByM W. GLUsKEY, Washington, D. O.

II contains, among other things
The varous Party Platforms
The American Ritual
The kansas Ilegislation of Congress.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad
Senators Green Douglas Gosmers Nessrs Stephens
The material portion d the Kansas Nebraska Bill.
LecoTpton, Topeka and LeavtIwortn Constitutions
votes on each House Indeed everything essential
appeanng to the same including President Perees Special
The bred Scott Case.
Articles Of Confederation.
Washington's Farewell Address.
virginia and Kentucky RESOLUTIONS of 1898 and ss,
oa s ha t. W history s
same. So. -,
The address Of Mr.. Faulkner the subject.
history of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President Perces Message vetong River and Harbor
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon .--.
Ezr S from Speeches for and against Slavery
from Speeches of noted Republicans and Adolf
Mr.. Toombs' Boston Lecture Slavery
Messrs Fremont and Bgehanans Letters of Acceptance
Buchanans and Williams Letters the Bargain and
ii, MI n q Port Hi Address
President Jackson's Proclamation against Notification.
The Maysvile Road Veto.
Report d Mr.. Davis, Of South Carolina, the Poca
M BTebSnaais Minority Report on the same subject
WISE and NJ H sl Lss s,sT a Rs sg
Kenneth Rayner's Speech Philadelphia, in November 1856
and in North Carolina in 1882.
A history Of with the veies on. the parons Tariffs.
history Of the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Mr. Finlore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History Of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion Of public power of Congress the Ter
ritories
The Nicholson Letter. +M.
The Nashville C0nqcution and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon secdonay
Tie Compromise Measures of 1850.
Clayton Compromise,
Wiinlo Protiso, w.
With many other things, numerous 70 mention.
Every subieetis fully every in Congress-
any sujer having political signiheatiOn, is given.
This book will post up Ii public speaker fully the Kansas
and other aaestsfs
Eingie Copies, s.: Club of SIX SID
JAS B. SMITH j CO., Publishers,
ma Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

FROST IN ALABAMA.-The Mobile Advertiser Of
Tuesday has the following;
We noticed evidences of good white frost along
the line of the railroad, from Chronicle down, yes
terday morning. and hear that frost was observed
at Chronicle on Sunday morning. Neither frost.
however, was severe enough to be destructive 10
vegetation.
The officers of steamer Beulah report a severe.
killing frost at Bells Landing, Monroe county, and
passengers by the report frosts as far back
Friday morning last.
Doubtless the frosts of yesterday morning ard
the day before extensive, and, insome places,
destructive in their effects. VA 81
The Tribune says
We learn from resident of Baldwin county that
he saw a slight frost the Eastern Shore yester-
day morning. The veteran jack has not as yet,
made his appearance in this vicinity, but will,
no doubt, meet the g frosty browedn gentleman
making his periodical visits tomorrow morning.
Then we can say "good bye Yaller Demiek, !" you
amt needed here, and our friends in the country
can come here in saiety-even before the election.
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ZANE one herero or until others are auaasd to act in
ed and declared duly elected IL he event q 70 election taking
Be e O. Nav eg alter he FAILURE 10 ee and sSa
notice thereof by advertisements in one or more Of the newspa
The Board q Trustees shall at her first meeting IN
year elect President sd Iteefes'dSht wao snail A. ne
shall hold their office nn their successors shall BE- elected
Trustees and he Company and Shall conflict he business
n Y ny fa pfe s 4 .s s
preside such meetings. and shall sign the policies Of the Com
TIE Board of Trustees compensation Of all officers
and clerks eleeed employed by them in the service Of the
they shall invest the profits arising from the business of
hereby aysssd Wiz c power q fame and adopt saci IL
resaa s e he of lie COMPANY and the tra na
oa Of It's a provided The same does not conflict with the
laws IL his stae and THEY s power do ali o,cf
acts necessary fof carrying into effect the objects and purposes
that may oecar In Their number,
nte the first Board of Trustees and hereby vested with all
shall hold Ieip seats mil he last Monday in October eighteen
hundred and Sixty nnl Others elected IN the PLACES
TIEsrLEst
Amadeo Landry, Octave VOORHEES, W. G, BtteFton,
Sied Boboado s. Bt aPs c5o 5e4"
John Candy, y Bofdelos, r Hickman,
J. Lapene, D. 7. Logan, 7; R9lehtoId,
in hegasi' ! u Wasaer ' u asf fssfs
fheod6is Fois, " 4 Ksnt Aasia P Ptfs mann"
j. ( + H Haaheeu 81 fo Herr " VII B. G Goaser
ARretE slITnEyers person who shall hereafter insus
and continue insure with tic Company aud every persGn
d eeai % hs boos liz Company HMM 8 he5sa
as 5Gyaea 9 5 sh9 b. dssmea s@Se5 e 9s
elections each certificate IF ecdf ID he books Il liz Com.
nc @ & 5s ol sF
ib apoan II one thousand d@afs and lien each hanar
dollars shall Be entitled 10 additional vote until the
doar when each one thousand dollars more si be entled
vote wilAlh slA MONTHS PRIOR 70 spge s.eT,l9"
noasl ta nyest from time 10 me one half Inc 9o I M
= 6 on @
and The Pogerty moFgaged shall By worth
at Fast twice r. a9Sa 10 te@ neh thereon o
na{ III e paf ns q y bones II I ~ s Sea y Il e
and ay neEs sgs cash sap pfSdts pledge Il
any qf p f ~ @ re a 4 T y, '
s n s N @ pepsFty Phie nh baT &
morgaEsd 10 the Company any iofced sale Of lie sans Il in
Is 0eliS should raSe se pashHts ~ save fe IT,
ARTICLE EIenTa-le officers Of the Company shall, within
QUE month e 10 1 M ~ ] e t bn Fs ME-
issued and DURING the @ tagnnof e'eh and every qesssdE
Ssf SS sf he a Of the Gom5aSy Z 5r ~, liz y e
ending nSaqE sssfga p GSes I'D dsns ae
Marine n eR Rro ehe u se 81 p a
naiie poyded fa and shall heiGlpo charge each
wa 10 m MI of liz pe e. In NH
sa N n9 cae s sS b ge ts mn ~ i ii qs Pre-
and also with hse in hes9 of hs po6s O. @
lied 70 certificate signed by lhe ftesent and SesretST5 begf
Nonds II NoyemSep Of each md every year aed ce
III sg e ~ be sn Se liable
And spa any person eeS 10 reGeHe ssh serh s ne
e boef foread and shall not have paid The same al the
time me c q pleGre To liz naymen Of s he @
nd9ednss and Nc sssicqis sha aye been issued
an s Of he have ben de S
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYi

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de.
sres introduce the article TO the public and city
and country, the
Purest DfHusabIe StfmuIant
which has been prepared for medical proves itself
cordial healthful nvgoratng to the enfeeblsd
whether by disease tbs distilled from the rye
malt and its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fus Oil and other noxious
gredients known be contained the Whisky general use
completely separated that the absolute purity this
tcle from any foreign admxture Is guaranteed.
II addition tho following testimonials the mos. emf.
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Boz
ton the State Agricultural Society with theh
Diploma and Dr. jackson Of Boston, has testified under oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
GEL CATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept. o. 1853.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut
Whisky which YOU u.s. th contains none Of the
poiscnous substance known Fus OIL which
sc and injurious ingredient Of the Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAhAC,
Analytical Chemists
New York, Sept. s. 1888
have analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky receiver
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr Of Philadelphia having
from poisonous Or eeerious substances 1t is unusually
pure and fine favored quality or Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 4 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples OF
Chestnut Whisky which proves theheaYy
Fus Oils, and perfectly pure and unauthorized. The
ayor of this Whisky derived from the grain used
featuring 1t. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. H., State Assayer
No. l6 Boylston Rtreet.
5-. CHARLES WHARTON, Jr..
Wholesale Agent,
1I6 Walnut street,
je2 1y6W PHaLADRIPmk
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STATE LOUISIANA, 4
Parish ofgOrleaus, City OF New Orleans,
BE remembered that this 9Th day Of October 1860 before
me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeated TUYES President and W.
HINCKs, Secretary of the New Orleans Mutual In.rance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according to
law depose and say that the just and
true and transcript from The books Of said Company
j. TUTEs, President
J. w. HfscRs, Secretary. @.5
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day October 1860
ARTHUR SAUDIER, .a8
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
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DRuGs AND MEDICINES.

~S---~-~sN-~--~N-1-
CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
ines. which they offer 70 supply
.etOr's lowest Wholesale prices.
Z, Nos. Isl and II Chartres street
Houley's Vegetable, Cole1nan'g,
gohaDd's German, 0xygenated.
Mills Aromatic.
OILS.
lRuslltpn'g Cod liver OIL,
tBcNsir's Acoustic, Scarps's dc
British, Harlaer1-
COSMETICS. :
COLOGNE Water, Bay W0teT,
FLORIDA WateT, McGn Run, .-
iJone's Lilly White.
| SOAPS AND CREAMS. +
flows Brown Windsor, j. d
Jones' Chemical,
Radway's indicated, CASTLES
| Almond, Toilet and Family, II
Shaving Creams and Compounds
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wfight's Indian vegetable
Moffat's Life, Rrandfeth's, 81.
Istrong's Compound SaEatiTs,
lStroHg's Pectoral Stomach,
EMottis Chalybeate. Y
HulFs Fever and Ague,
MotTison's, Lees, New iscnIop
Parr's, Sappingtoa'G, Champ.
IONS,
IGraeGenherg Jayne'b sans- r.a
tive.
|Jeyne's Asue, Winer's Caulo
Hibbard'a Anti BIlious, Pears
Speaeer's Vegetable, Cook's,
Joopef's, Coseps Rheumatic,
lAndsTson's, Aliebasic's Health
Wister'a Gentle PHrgatiye,
Allebasis' Ague- Hooper's, y
Ch!cknerfs Sugar-coated.
jGilbert's Ambitious Beck
Eith's,
IIindy's Blood, Ingafdsby's Pills
iseott's Vegetable, Fag6n's,
lRsd%ay's Regulators,
Rcge'a Railroad, Leiy' Fenalt
!Eondon's Indian Sentative, Y
|Ioudsn's Ague, Hollowsys.
Halgteedis Anti u ysI,eptie, w.
Gordor's. McLane's liver.
HAIR DYES.
iCristadoro's Hair Dye, & a
IPhaicn's Magic, Batchelor's,
lGiimaDis instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hauels, m5.
iCristadora's, Bogies.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. sIorse's inyigorating Coi
| dial,
Wright's Elixir, Wa .=-.o55
phorn's Extract.
TArrant's Aperlant,
Tarrant's Elixir of Rhuberh,
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Li,nerickts Master of Pain,
Mothers Relief, 4
IToeihache Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders, -.
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings's Agtringent,
Hyatt's Life Balssrn, 81
AeMunnis Elixir Of Opium, @
Railways Ready Relief,
Railways Resolverit, 49,
Tarrant's Indelible Ink, r7m
Peruvian Syrup,
TriesInar.
DIR. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Arcanlim Extract,
Teneur's Specific, .@0
Marshall's Catholicon,
Morse's Compound Syrup OF
Yellow Dock,
Perry Dayis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Mortimore' Rheumatic Com.
pouno,
Mortimors's Cordial Biters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Cheeseman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific, @ MY##
.Upham's Pile Electuary,
Steers 0pedildOc, al
Godfrny's Cordial,
TurlinRtnu's Baisam.
Gayety's Medicated Paper.
Bate1nan's Drops,
DIR. Jayne's Family Medicines,
'Seidlitz and Soda powdels,
Eppins' Fluid Extract Buchb
I.ucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial, .""5 ~" '""s-
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats, etc.,
Bail's Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy,
DIR. Marchislss Uterine Gathoh
con,
Cherokee Remedy.
Cowan's Litnurlifiptic, M
lI.ouden's Preparations,
Houghtin's Pepsin. z..
Darby's Prophylaetic Find.
IEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
8, and all dealers In any 81 the
atElcgue, will find 1t to their I'D.
leir orders as above, where will
rtment Of GENUINE PATENT
tates, and at the lowest Drices
right l. CO.,
EDICINE WAREHOUSE, a"
Ghartres straat. New Orleans
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favorable weather for contemplating, the average
crop of Marshall county will be much better than
was ANTICIPATED few weeks ago, but nothing like
tall OF even two.thrds O. = .sdf. II aame
eui 4l4borhoals ip crops are made cut ID others.
anig ten milcs apart, scarcely hall crop will be
raade. The cotton crop throughout the whole Get
lg. .en will be shert; falling short Of tho rsopl
en- 1850 more than million of bales
Holy Springs Herald. taths 6
There IL q good deal of Compliant among GSsg
s,laaiers Just at this time. We have had a great
deal of rain attended with warm sultry weather Ut
late, which has started the cotton to grow, and
even the seed in the hollis have sprouted, and the
staple is being injured in consequence. To what
extent the crop will be affected, we are unable to
determine. TTallahatchian, 18th.
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DENTISTRY.

g. DIR. j. BCRDLIGY, DENTIST, has
returned this city after an absence OF ten
fTSSSss A years and will be pleased lis friends
IllIl0ITirom Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi
and former patrons his ROOMS Veanda Hotel Opposite the
south east corner OF Lafayette Square. oil So
sss-sessszsn LOSS on TEEEkE--Dr. j. wEsI
i12 St. Charles street, continues supply the
No. sssA LOSS OF TEETH without wires gprngs
II upon his principle Of self adhesion. Th
method him universal appreciation and Ii
beingl ingenious system of supplying ARI
FICIAL TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation and nasicaton and perfect and natural
appearance defy detection by the closest observer Or
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
Those interested will ind these statements to be
entirely and scrunuously Dr. W. returns his siScere
thanks the inhabitants OF New Orleans and vicinity for the
practice they have favored him with for the last Geeu
Office and residence l2 St Charles Ereat second doc
from LAFAYETTE SnraTe seh If
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SUMNER RESORTS.

1sa srFRAHVBRIDG1 HI ALL. DELIGHTFULLY."-
1 situated in the Pney Woods, Coying,on La willre
guests and offers unusual Inducements to invads and
those seeking the OF dry eanNbe South
cimac and good cayheate and sulphur springs with the
The subscriber aers himself that his patrons will be salts
fed with the attention that will be paid their comfort and
Wy y 5Is din-2tawtf NV HENDERSON.
- THE ABITA SPRINGS MRS. +. 4. ms
Elaud the public generally iat her house open ~
baths now be enjoyed to perfscon the facilities
bathing have been greatly Increased and improved Her table
vi Se Sd q ha comfort o nval, she earnestly fasts by
her gntifng eXertg 10 sa.llaceh all who may henor
da,es from lie villages Of Covhgionand Vaudeville,
The 9bila omnibus win attendance at the landing at
coyingtoa TO convey passengers to the Springs
CHEMICAL. ANALYSIS, BY PROBES :oRs j. l.. AND W.
P. RlDDELb.
parish ST any, miles and half Of Gov
ington. arge volume Of water rises FINN the earth with
Il Is qnite unlike any Eaters known il the hborhood
sca contains, sd suppose has IFS very
deep in the earih-beng in fact natural artesan we.'
Professors Louisiana University
100 tF RS Of the water weEhg near OgoG nj
following Ingredients enumerated in the order of their relative
abundance:
Silica aS4.e A'.a. 80 go s''ll's
Prooxde Of iron. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.22
Lime OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LA
Chlorine -. *
Poiassa, snphureed hydrogen, organic
matter and loss., ...........'t... o,4s
1852 grammes.
In mineral water, whore many ingredients assocately
held In solution il is conceded uncertain how these ngre
dents chemically united 10 the other We may, how
Carhonio acids sici chloride Of magnesium b carbonate
lime chloride Of sodium, carbonate Of soda secge Of po
sedinm and probably other combinations. sel5 I'm