NeM-Yorls salt.
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The recent atrocious attacks of the Free Traders
on the character and value of the Salt manutac-
ured at the onondaga Sal,W orks of our State have
called forth perfect avalanche of testimony to the
excellence and purity Of that article The following
certificate from one of the most eminent Chemists OF
our City was given some months ago, but will an
swer as AN additional refutatou of the baneiul mis-
representations of the Evening Post:
have analysed two samples of Coarse sal,-onc from
Turks Island the other from Syracuseleit BY Mr. ii
s Canden and j. Stewart. The results are follows
from 1000 grains


Turks Islana


Carbonate of Lime and Magnesia.-.--..... 3.0I
Sulphate oil Lime 40
Chloride oi Magnesium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.s3
Sulphste of Msgnesia a&c...-.....----...... 22.i0
Chloride of Sodium (Prre Sat,>- 3.9a


Total. tVuV-


Syracuse"


Sulphate of Magnesia- &c..--..-.--.-.--.-.- ~
Chloride OF Magnesium, &c--.---.--...---- l-25
Chloride of Sodium, (Pure Sal,,) .--.-.-., 90


Total, JAMES R, cuii.ToYI lCSO NJ D
Heac York, October 10, ls45