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GRAND coxMAxDERY KNIGHTS rEMPLARs

GRAND coxMAKDERY KNIGHTS rEMPLARs
ST. saml NJ Todd r z. Grand Csmnender, New Orleans,
ST. Fugence kicau, V. 4. Deputy Grand Commander,
New Orleans.
sr Jss p Honor. T. Grand 0enerassino New orieans
ST. W. r. whitaker 4. Grand Captain General, New
Orleans
ST. by. 4 swassy, 4. Grsrd Prelstsi New Orloank
ST. WIN. McDun. Z. Grand s. W., New Orleans
sr T. A. Bartlstts, Il. Grand J. w., New Orleans
sr Emanuel Blessy. T. Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
sr Gust sontAe Z. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
sr A. E. Billings. Z. Grand Stand Bearer. New Orlean
sr. Jos. r Turck, Z. Grand Wsrder. New Orleans.
ST. Stephen selsck. 3. Grand Captain o The Guards
Esxi annual conclAvs February IA. 1866, A. @. $50
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. o. THIRTY-Tm
DEGREE A AND A r.
Chss Lsfcn de Ladsbst, SD, New Orleans
james G Bafehalsr NJ D. SD. New Orleans.
Dep. Insp Gen. WIN. N. Perkins Sd, New 0rieans
q n Todd. SD. New Orleans
Jno. T. Monroe. SD. Ess Orleans
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KrcErrrs OF COTTON AT rHD roRr
DUrINg PAST TWO WEEKS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-23
IcoxMUSIcATED.l

MKNPHIs, TESN., February 2 1863.
Editors Mem phis Appeal
You struck the keynote yesterday
morning, in your article headed : Rlain
Talk on Duty.n II principle has no
bindingseffee upon men now, then the
men are unworthy, and should be laid
aside as disorgsniZers and plotters OF
mischief. If the Incentives to unity
OF action in view OF the great interests
OF our common couRtry, are insufficient,
then the clements that constitute the
obstruction or opposition are essentially
ineoherent, weak and unavailable for
any good purpose. Personal preferences
or prediIecti0ns are 40 palpaDly ineoD-
sistent with the duties and obligations
OF all good citizens, in the present
crisis. that argument Is an insult to
reason and revolting to the ordinary In
stincts OF self-respect. Is the policy OF
rule or ruin to be pursued in the very
face of the terrible perils that threaten?
II this contest is 20 be q wild scramble
for petty, selfish interests, then many Of
the Conservatives would prefer to sur
render to the enemy, with As much grace
as possible, in order that they msy avoid
a greater shame-a miserable farce, un-
der the name of battle for freedom.
Let Us, with an eye single to preserving
the republican institutions Of our fathers,
which combine eli that is true, beautiful
and good in government, unite our en-
ergies and press forward Tesolntely to the
noble work OF reformation and redemP-
tion. LIBERTY.
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SIN. with rsaoubled zeal.
Sugar suasien.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Ia the
Ledger, discloses his dissent from the
wisdom Of Solomon In the management
of children. He would not only ''spare
the rod" but give up its use altogether.
For the rod he would substitute the stick
not the stick Of birch, but the stick Of
candy. Perhaps it would be even better
TO employ q cane-sugar cane. But all
sweets are apt to turn sour in digestion.
Here is an extract from Brother Beech
er's essay:
" As for ourselves, we tried the rod on
cur own children, but are now trying the
saga. plum with our grandchildren.
Thus fer our So ccess is remarkable. Fsm-
ily government has Iisen - popularity.
Children cry for it. Our children Used
to look with aversion on the spot where
We locked up the switch but now there
is not in the whole house place so IA
yCTite g the drawer where is stored the
sweet moral sussioa. Good conduct
thriyes Obedience is Rt . premium
Tae will is broken The children are
governed without knowing il Bless
iDgs OF sugar pi9ns"
1t is = curious fact, long GOted ana not
yet explsiHed, that the average Erspd-
parent is more indalgent to the juvenile
descendants than the average parent.
From this weakness it would seem that
even the clergy are not exempt.
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The Dealn of a afllllonaire.

The death of Mr.. Crswshsy, the
wesithisst iEoH mangfacturer in Eng
land, was announced several months
ago. 1t was then understood that be left
an estate Of four millions sterling. 1t
row turns out to be nearer seven
millions, or S95. 1000 His youngest
sou took two millions under the will, but
was also left residuary legatee, probably
under the supposition that after paying
the other legatees, no very large sum
you'd be left Gurlolsly sRough, how
ever, on the inal settlement if is found
that he actually comes into possession Of
million more, and he is, therefore,
vitboqt doubt the richest " younger SON.
in knglsnd, psrhsp9 in the world, for ne
begins life with an actual capital Of nf-
teen millions Of dollars,
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SUNDAY READING.


The trial Of Rev S II. Tying, Jr., COM
menced before the Board Of Presbyters st
the Chapel of St Peters Church, West
Twentieth street, on the 10th Inst. A
letter from Jay Cooke was read by the
President of the Board, urging that the
laity were on the side Of Mr.. Tying, and
that the Board ought not TO render de-
cisi0n calculated 20 increase differences
in the Church. The evidence for the
prosecution was taken, showing that Mr..
Tying preached In q Methodist Church at
New Brunswick, read prayers out OF a
Methodist Book Of Com mon Prayer, gave
out the lines Of purely Methodist hymns,
and wore, instesd OF the orthodox Epis-
copal surpIics and gown, full suit Of
Methodislic black. the assemblsge that
formed the audience at the trial enjoyed
some Of the cOmicsl portions OF 1t with
great zest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-23
DoxoL00Y.
Fune-DOlly Day.

Oh come 10 dc eonvenshun,
OF de bones and de banjo,
You niggahs In de cation deld
Drop shubble and de hoe
Den jump upon de bulgine
Dat totes de folks 70 town,
And see de darks ~ gassion
a doing up things brown.
Convenshun nigs am gYins
To make de laws, o !ho!
No use OF white folks ttyin
GatnEt bones and dc banjo.
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Notwithstanding this book has been preceded
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Msn,an sas satrsmony.

At present., women are besEtif7l and
delicate sdjuDcts Of life. As PromStheas
said Of horses, they are the ornaments Of
wealth and luxury. They add perfume
and refinement to existence. But, sfter
ali, it l. AZ Important question whether
the eonyeTsloi OF EO@en into this sort
Of dTawipg-2oom deitcaey - got sacritic-
ing the welfare of the many TO the inte!-
lectual aud social comfort Of the few.
The WOTlf pays heavy price for having
its imagination seBtialGp taliZsd. One Of
the items in the bill is the 4isGppOint-
meat Of the thousands WHOSE possibilities
are neyes DESTINED 70 be satisfied. For
every woman ~uO Rarries happily, a
large per centsga 7eyeF nsFyY at all, or
marry y haste and repent at leisure. II
remains to be proved that it iS wise to
teach and train the sex TO fix al their
views in life aud to stake all their for
tunes 0as he chance of the one rare
thing-s iUcky a nlssFig0nial choice.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKSoN's
Queen BesS Complexion Wash.
rTyHE following eerlhoaf 81, selected from hun
1 dreds IN tue pos session OF the proprietress
/ are onedently SUB aiitted to the public

rTyHE following eertihoaf az, selected from hun
L dreds IA ths possession OF the proprietress
are confidently suoaitted to the public:
MIS-. WOLCoTrS CERTIFICATE.
QUINCY, Ill, Novetn Der ., 1853.
Mas. JAcKsoE, Dear Mada8-It is with
pleasure thai certify to you, that sseiHy Que
OF your circulars which contained certificates
and indorssments from the best physicians and
the highest ueiicsl authorities OF the nited
States, cert fying that your oils for the COM
plexiOn and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant Il
when used according TO directions To cure tue
worst and NEST difficult Cases OF nursiug, sore
mOatE, canker Of the stomach, bowels and dys.
PERSIA. For scrOfalOus disorders, when used
both internally and exBsrna1y, IL has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged hfteen months having the whO0p-ng
cough for several months, accompanied with
what the doctors call white cauker, her mouth
and throat bsiRg terribly liberated, aud I hav-
ing tr1ed everything for its relief could hear
or all 20 no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the com mplsxion, c1l ed " Queen
5ess," went according to the directions, did not
use quite one bCttla, and an most happy 30
state TO you tnat IL has cured my child. she Is
now as well and hearty as ever she was In her
life. give you this, nay certificate, hoping you
may be afflicted with any Of the above Rffee-
tions may a. once get a bottle Of your Queen
Brss," for feel surs they Will md immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
MRS. Gao. wOLCoTT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-23

"A Building owned by L. w. Bradley,
on Main street, Dubuque, Iowa, was 10.
tally destroyed by fire, on Saturday
night. Loss on building and contents.
$50, coo; insurance, $4,000.
Simeon ID. Hunter, employed In the
Office Of the Michigan Southern Railroad.
at Toledo, borrowed pistol from the
bsr-keepsr of the Island House saloon,
in that city, on Sunday, and immedia-
tely put it TO his head and fred, the bali
passing entirely through the skull, eaus-
ing instant death.
The new jail st Louisville, KY, II
ia said. ls - be nroieoted af srranssht sss--.
UE. clsrk. gay nnd something prOftabl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-23

The following proportions OF solid matter are
contained n 300 gramn1ss OF this water:
1852 PrOtocarbOnale or Iron,
20 eaFU,s Qais Gf L.msi
67 Cardinals OF MaZhssih,
100 Cbloride Of Sodium, q.
SIS SuIphaue of soda,
0S7 sui iphats Magnssia,
81 Seiicic Acid,
7Oy Organic Substances,
Traces Of Silcaie of AuH1nia,
2sBl free CprboniC Acid ca ulvaleDt 10 I28s q
D C4pio Cegiln.etes, which Eogvs % Keep In
solution the insoIuble protocarbonates,
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arnnt,. Rrnther.In.LarE.

It may not be generally knoYh-and
vet it il q matter Of too much Importance
to be passed over in silence-thAt Gen.
Grant has a br-tber-in-lsw. This im-
rortant fact was recently disclosed by q
r RADICAL preacher st one Of the most pop
ulsr churches In an Eastern city. The
preacher, after having given his eongre-
gstisu q good, solid dose Of pure" peli-
tics, closed his Bible, and looked aruuDd
upon bis congregation with q counteD-
g1ce which indicated that he had some
thing of importance to communicate
The audience, as in duty bound, rustled
a little. and then subsidized iutO the silence
Of intense expectation. After the Gus
pense proper before the delivery of a
weighty matter, the elder opened his
mouth and announced: THE closing
prayer will be made by brother-ik-law
OF Gen. Grant" lI
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Attachment Notice.

Before P. Il. Heinrich, 3 Justice Of the Peace
OF shelby county, Tennessee.
A. ]. White Co. VS.. D. Block.
TT appears from an afidaYit aled In this case,
/ that the said d Block ie a nonresident OF
iha the state OF Tennessee
IL is ordered, That publication be made in
the Memphis Daily Appeal for four weeks
from GATE OF the peDdanoe Of said suit, and
that he De required TO answer the same in the
time presori bed BY Jaw, or judgments will be
rendered against him by default. Trial at 10
o'clock an, on the TN day OF March, 1888.
p. h. HEINRICH, !. P.
February g. 1898. fsb7 lkw4w
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Salt! SaltI

NTFEare regularly in receipt oflarge suppiieso
w EASAWHA and OHIO RIVER SALT, 10
new barrels, which We offer 70 the trade, IN
quantities 10 suit, At the lowest market prices
BANKSMITH. HU8IPRRE & co,
Agents and Comm ssion Merchants,
faZS I'm No Howard Row.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
IASONIODIREOTORY.

MASONIODIREOTORY-
1867.
LoDsEs.
ArazvorA No, Iss MeetS lat Monday in
sEsTy MONTH 81 oGd-t eiao5s 4 Al. cor, our
~. ~ John Besntsh, Sec'y.
FssyJrE NEsrHIF. No. lis. Meets Sd Friday Of
esch moath-EslI, cor Madison s. a and sssond
a. J. BTsssler. "; n; Benz. K , Pallen, sec.
LElLA SooI-T, No. 28e. Nests LIST FRO ~ OF each
month Kali cor. Madison aad Second. John
SzSt111,,- " No sSs Meets 81 Friday OF each
HaOnth-odd- Fellow Hall ?. N. Stanley
n sxs n So' 6uss ssi iT. 6l Meets 4.h Friday
sf each ruOnth-9O4 FrssE street George
Msllersh, sd, W. N; 3. K Euiisn, I'D sec.
RoYAL ARCH. -H
PEsnE chapter, No 3 Meets "a Nouasy o. e Sab e
a p 4 n. Levy, seo,y. .. .#.-
r. AND s. n. tH
UEEKk OszEsiI. No. s. Mests "a Monday OF
each -Ocd-FellOWs' Hsll. John Zent
m. IL; n. J. Wisgin, Rec.
TRzELARs.
cxEzrE CoTum&ndery, Ne. & Meets 4th Mon
dsy 81 each month. John Eent. Com; y. J.
Wig "a, Rec
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2O4 ES0ssf Street.
HERlEs Lodge Of PERFECTION, 18th No. l.
stated Communications ID wednesday night
Of each IsoaIh. Henry 7. WaOdard, szd, g..
n; Charles 4 Carroll, l4th, Sec
MJrHRAs Lodge Of Perfection, l4th.; No. 2
Meets sta wednesday OF each month. George
Mellersh, sd, g.. NJ. A. K. Frankland, sd,
SEQ.
CAsIPHIA Council OF FsiRsss OF Jerusalem, l6th.;
No I. Benz. K. Pullea, I'd, Tarsh,'.; =
-. bec.'.
CaLvARY CaAPTER OF Rose CrOix, 18th, No. ],
Charles ". Adams, ed, NJ. W.. II. I. rozn-
linsou, S2u, Sec.
PHILIpfsE DCPLEssEIs Council Of R-h, Seth-,
No L Henry p Woodland, cd, Comm
Wiihaaa y. Cirode I'D, Rec
Atnslie. ga, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge G.
Trader, sd, Reg.
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Wanted to Erchanae.

WHO win exchange Memphis properly for
w we'll improved piace OF 500 acre co. %
500 acres in higb cultivation In Tallohuqh =
county Mississippi, ~ miles west OF Cof1eo-
vile z Gin House. Gin and Mil on the place,
GOOD and subsfan tial QuaTter as We as stables,
Eribs etc IS head OF Mules 40 head OF Cattle,
Stock Hogs and Corn and Fodder % run tna
place: also, Wagons, Farming roofs. etc, etc.
Hands can be had az low figures a part OF
y hioh are now on the place. Might take Dsrr
In Foods ware and msrehandise. Refer to
owen, NeEutt 4 CIR James Elder GS5onsl I'd
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Notice.

AL PERSONS INDEBTED, EITHER BY
n note or account % the firIn Of r. j. Hrette.
q Co., are hereby nOti1ed 70 come forward i1a-
nedsateiy and make payment, or they vii be
puE in the hands of proper oncer4 for coIiec-
lion. All creditors arc also hereby nofiu1d -
present their claims Tor adl1slIpeul
..s y ~. seslpsna Com q ~: ''.s'' I, s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-23

A member OF the Convention (black)
went into an exchange Office yesterday.
He was gaunt and hungry-looking.
Couldn't get money; couldn't borrow it.
"Will you take Convention warrants?v
said be wistfully.
"Yes,7 says the broker.
" Whapn you give 20 said Csnven-
tionite, his face Frightening up forth
with.
"Ifyou give them to me pIl charge
you seu per cent for taking them" con-
tinRed the broker.
). s.l' = .,,..,. as'.- seege safaa1, 5o.,
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No. "a JEFFERSON STREET..

r.Our listen friends while tell, ny shop .
SiT the rear OF ths Y l. Gents, call arofInzi,
m i've YOU q scrape, or, ike Captain hrasg,
fiffis more 4rape. am % my own hoOk and
-, nv s7yVu ptaE. my friends All say N C5n-
seryative man. Ihey may call ne tnat o, " nat
IN me goose. I am Southern nan tho arl
,ot Vvhlta yet think he South Is right they
I've me ID eat and gave ne bread, AN a-zoiaE-
~ me south TIL 20 dead. Then. gents. come
around at morn or noo1s and get shaved or
Shampooned- -. -.
Fnf7 ~ II tit-tl ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-23

"A Mound City paper says there is a
family named Hampton, living near De
Soto, Iilniois, consisting OF the old man,
seventy-iour years of age, his wife
seventy, twenty-five children, the young
est an infant at the breast. The venerable
mother has evidently forgotten that she
is growing old.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-23
BY join s. 9
MEHPHIS APPEAL
PUBLIC DIRECTORY.

the following DIRECreRT VIII oe Oh ' AiusDls t.l
,,oDortauce 10 eur friends esPeclaiiy 1hose
living in the country, IN giving fhe nam 2 Anu
Iocation OF slI the ieRding bnsiness noueeS I"
,bs citv. A weekly revision VIII De msoe' 50
as 20 conform TO the chsnges which may De
mace. either in the name Of 3 nrm OF ey re-
movsl: ,--o,Srys
pike q Adams, 70 jefferson.
r..,rsop Insurance Company, 10 Madison.
t5srnaan National. 2sS Msln' OBJ
BOoK STORES.
Church a Co. 3l5 Main.
"a. WEde & Co, rs Main.
BOOTS AND sHoKs.
VIM. Miller. 10 Main
CoAl. DEALKRs. -.a
piglev 4 Nellersh, % South Court
= = G ooxar1ssIoN MERcFAETs.
,rhoon- 60 sos Main aad Is Monroe.
ToITnss q Wharton. 81 Madison.
MnOu a Geoghegan, 20 fronL
WP, Wright, Forwarding, Promenade
" RI YeatmRu, Produce, II Monroe
ina A Deslie. ttra N snd Produces4l 3. Court.
DRUGGISTS. ga
Mansfield a Higbee, 2ol and SOs Main. lI
GROCERIES.
rsuv Bros.. corner Unign and sscOnds
Mercer Wave & Taley. l9i Main .a 4.
sutton, Berry 8 Mann. - fions-
HARDWARE.
Orgul Bros. 4 90. 81 Front.
ii ,getter q Co, Is and Is Monroe
AattheWs & Alexander, ~ SecODd.
r.. W. ReinhHrdt Co, Sc front
HATrERs AND HAT EENoYAToRs.
n. Cohen, 3S4 Main .......
HIDES AND LEATHER.
Geo. PhiIler a Co, Adams, near river.
ISsURASCE.
HA. LIttletou & Co.. Agency, p Madison.
Vreaer tlnrg q eyivesf er, 2 Madison.
y. Western INITIAL Lue, J. 5. Chaplin Agent
50 CniOn. ,.,.,., 4 ,,.s.
Agents. IS Madison
rE1yEI.Ry, WATCHES AND DIAEOHbs-
PooIev & Barnuu, corner Court and Main.
LIQUOR DEALERs.
y / Remmes & Co.. importers, "a Second.
Benhanl, HendriX & Co. 10 ADAMS.
LUMBER DEALERs.
Cuhb,ns Guun s COoyeF, Flsning MIL lS5
Roe.-Y Grove Co, Adams, east OF Bayou.
NJ, r. sEanwick 3 Co., A 1ams, near river.
rLrNRERs AED GAS FITTKRs.
Lam, & AIaIlon, 2Oi Main. .r.
= aUsFxswARK ASD cRoCKERT.
Eaytlsno Lloyd q Gilbert, S2l Main.
Erich, c. NJ 50 Main
REsTAUKAET.
Planters, MADAM, LaBesse, p Monroe.
sABDLERT AND HARNEs=.
Hubbard a Lowell, 81 Main:
Case, Jr., q Co, G. n, " NAH
ToBACOoIsTs.
Fdmon@s Petugrew & Co., SO5 Front.
Mayer, MarShuetz & CO., COZ JenersSo x Lno'
USDERTAKERs.
McCsfrey & Cornelius, 81 second. |
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Confession aud Ernlntion.

NOhAN'1AOh e@AA1 AslNHseRNADAs
Ottowa G. Baker was hanged at
Omaha on the l4th. He was born at
Richmond, Va, ana va5 in tue enploy
of w. r. King d Co., for whom Hig-
gins, the murdered man, was book
keeper The following is his confession !:
first planned the horrible crime in
the old store, but was prevented, by IN
favorable circumstances, till the fatal
night Higgins Wss sleeping IN the bed.
When | swoke, got up, carefully. avoid
ing making any noisei made two at
tempts, and was about giving up, when
the idea that Higgins might be sham
ming sleep caused me TO carry the rese-
luton into effect. 1 first struck him
blow across the forehead with an axe.
He drew Q long breath, when finished
By striking him ANOTHER blow. l then
opened the safe, took the money out Of
the building and concealed II where IL
was found returned and set the house on
Gre, and then shot myself through the
arm, and gave the alarm Of fire and
murder, as soon as the house was full Of
smoke. J also had set fire to Heliman's
old warehouse, preYiOusly, to prevent the
deposit in bank. 7 bad no ides the fire
would consume the entire block.p
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ANALYSIS OF THE
RALEIGH MINERAL SPRINGS,

THE SCHEME FOR THE DISPOSITION or
/ The Mineral Springs ~ Raleigh Is before tha
tubhc. That there may be no niisu ndsrstand-
ing as to the properties o. the water. toe analy-
Sis Of I'VE principal Spriogs is given 70 the pub
lie Z he Springs respectively named, NJ Ar
BILE, CROCK and Ell kBKA, we're analyZed by
an eminent henist OF 81. Louis Mr. Emo san
der. subsequently, two other Springs have
been deyeL PED ana named respectively. BAY
!. ESS aad II IAGNQLiA. During the past SUM
Ter the watar Of those Springs was Submitted
20 Mr.. Theo Ho6rner, one of The most learned
chemists IN tins or any other country. The
analysis, given below, was the work OF time
and iaborious investigation, and, according to
he testimony OF the very nrst physieians, has
developed a combination OF properties which.
for curative virtues, are not surpassed by any
mineral waters on the Continent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-23
MAGNOLIA SPRING.

68l Protocarbonate Of Iron,
2e4 Carbonate Uf Aagnegia,
$50 Carbo0Ets OF Lime,
lfi2 Chloride of Sodium,
6S Snlphate of Soda,
20 Sulphate Of Magnesia,
28k Selicic Acid,
337 Organic Substances,
Traces Of silicsSs and Phosphate OF Alnp,nta
centim eter.
The Isrgest amount Of free Carbonic Acid In
all the Springs OF the Vslley-specific srsvitv
OF these springs, sos.