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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-10
GOOD I1sgas HORSES.

Y TITLES White Oil Roberts Embrocaton
4 Dorsey's Horse Powders, SC, for sale by
Nay 81, 1891. wv. OORSEY
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kRUPP'S CENUINE EsS. OF C0FrEE,

FENiIiS cEsence will wonderfully improve the
I common Coffee renicrihgit of much finer ma
vor and color clearing itand making il much more
wholesome IL will enable every coffee consumer
10 save both health and money. One package Of
this ESSENCE with Id, Of coffee win 20 as far as
lbs. Of ordinary coffee Price 81 cts per package
May 90 1851 HARRISON & HAAlaiE
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JoaS u. CUNNINGHAM q CO..
NERCntNT Tili.0RS AND Cl0THIERS,

Opposite y ~ = ailfsears' Hat Store, aud one door
scaAi ~ Hr0srek's Hotel.
4 RE noU opening one ofthe most carefully a.
~ lecfea stocks Of ELp7'fiS. CiSSfHERS
fESf{NGS Sr, that has ever been brought to
this place, consisting mainly Of every article in
theiale Of tle aierelsaut Tailor, With the most
rich and recherche Waistcaating, both as regards
quality aud patterns with very extensive va
iiety cf
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print, as consul or charge d'affaires is tho only

print, as . consul or charge daffaires is the only
one to attend to it.
This Is the commencem ent of the rainy season,
altogether the pleasantest time of the year. as it
seldom rains in the day time. Nearly every night
we have shower During the months Of May,
June, and July, tho crops are put in the grounds
but corn, ! am informed, will grow any time be-
tween the months of May and October The
weather here is not SO hot as many suppose il is
have often suffered more in New York with the
heat than have here. The nights are del ghtfully
cool and inviting to sleep, and during the day
pleasant breeze il always stirring.
We are all in the dark here as respects the canal
company. The only thing we know is, that
steamer has been sent out; also, party of Gu
ginecrs, who have surveyed and cut road from
psint on the lake, called Virgin Bay, to San Juan
del Sur on the Pacific, including distance ofabout
twenty miles: The road is good, with some trhng
exceptions but the port of San uan is miserably
adapted to be made the terminus of the great work.
being very small, and exposed on the southwest
Directly to the ocean. l am surprised that party
OF men, with Col Childs at their head, should have
adopted that for transit route Mr.. Horn, the
agent OF the company, has published notice stat
ing that the route will be ready for the transit of
passengers on the LIST of July.
On Thursday, the 18th ult, Mr.. David Nelegin,
of New Orleans, was knocked overheard by the
boom of the sloop John Mitchell, and was drowned.
The poor man had lost the use of his arms by rheu-
matism, and could not swim. All efforts to save
him proved useless. He left a very amiable wife
and family, in New Orleans, to mourn his loss.
OBSERVER.
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AS soon ss Portugal ratiies the treaty, which has
been sent out by Charge at Lisbon for that pur
pose, commission will be made up for its arbitr
ment. MIR. Reid is young lawyer of New Or
leans, OF great energy Of character. By the late
ed to for ne mas Ss
ment may rest assured however, that he will not let
this claim rest until ultimate provision is made for
its payment.
The Intenigenoe and Republic have at last come
out with Mr. Webster's Fourth of July grafton,
after having had it promptly revised as they say
The revision, however, amounts to the add tion ola
paragraph or two, and no more, as can be seen by
comparing the Grafton published in the Herald of
July 8, with the "revised copy" as published here
July 8, in the old sleepy organs. They were wait
ing for reyise," that is to say, over the lefG
The fact is after finding the Grafton in the HraH,
in advance of them, the organs, like the New York
Wall street journals, thought there must have
been some conjunction or legerdemain in the bust
ness; and it took them two three days to be per-
suaded Of the astounding fact, that speech deli
yered here on the Fourth could DO published in
New York on tho fifth. Every once in while the
Herald has to wake them up.
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MESSAGE OF Gov. CALHOUN, OF New Mexico -
Governor Calhoun, Of New Mexico, delivered his
first message to the Legislature, which convened
ut Santa Re on the I'd uit. IL is brief and confined
to the affairs Of the territory. We quote the fol-
lowing passages relative to poems and free ne groes
He says ;-"The relations between masters and
poems should be distinctly defined, and each should
understand their respective obi cations, and appro
pirate remedies for violation of them, upon the
part Of either, should be provided. Free negroes
regarded nuisances in every State and Ter
ritory in the Union and where they are tolerated
society is most degraded. trust the Legislature
will pass law that will prevent their entrance into
this territory. The disgusting degrad alton to
which society subjected by their presence is OBJ
vious to all, aud demands prohibitory act Of the
severest character"
Regarding certain property in Santa Fe claimed
by the Cath bic Church, and seized some years ago
and since used by the military government he says
II is perfectly evident that the military church in
this city was designed for the use of the Catholic
clergy IN their minisrations with the military
muDity and Others and II appears to- me the Legis-
lature should not hesitate "a moment In restoring
the church property here alluded to to those who
should rightfuy enter it for tho purpose Of admin
istefng the rites Of the Catholic Church. This
may be accomplished by an act of the Legislature.
further recommending Legislature to memorislize
Congress on this subject, and ask that body TO
hnqueh oil claim they may possess to the Catholic
clergy now resident in this territory This course,
] conceive, will be just aud proper, and will avoid
all litigation, and quiet annoy ances that may not
be otherwise escaped.
Respecting the Pueba Indians Governor G. thus
speaks lit is perhaps advisable to pass an act
authorizing the extension Ct the laws Of this terri
tory over the Pueblo Indians within its borders,
postponing their exto nsion to such period as may
be Necessary to consult the government Of the
lifted States in reference to the policy to be pur-
sued with these Indians. That policy should not
be disturbed. In the meantime, however, ! recon-
mend that IL any one or more ofthe Pueblos should
manifest desire TO abandon their separate exist
ence as people that the laws Of the territory be
INN ediately extended over them, under such regu.
lations as you may prescribe"
The Rev L.. ingalls, and family. missionaries 10 ARA
cen sailed on the 9th inst in the ship asrceus for Cal
fnff
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SINGULAR ELECTRICAL PHENOMENON AT New
BEDFORD, MAss.-The NeU Bedford Mercury pub
city, giving an account of singular electrical phe
nomenon which occurred at his residence on the
evening Of the 9Th inst. lie was seated in his Ii
brsry, reading, when his wife came In and seated
herself in rocking chair at the other end OF the
table, Finding the solar lamp little too far from
her. she drew the chair the carpet towari the
table, partially raising herself in the chair but not
getting entirely cut of it, The instant the chair
moved an explosion took place, excee dinghy share
and as loud as Chinese cracker. He was some
what alarmed by it, anu ne alarm was increased
by an exclamation from his wife that she was hurt
Ill the hand The first thong ht was tn at some Que
lad thrown cracker into the window. But
the window was closed. Upon taking the
eyes from the book, luminous body,
fame of candle was floating in the air, and
moving to wards the opposite side OF the room. ID
had nearly reached the partition when first seen,
and when it had reached the wall it appeared 60
The colsr Of the body blush white. 1t was
seen with great distnctness, that its sha and
color were accurately determined. The room was
hlied with pungent odo:, whose character con-
Neyed the impression that both woollen cloth and
sulphur were burning. 1t much the strongest
at the spot behind the sofa where the meteor ex-
PRED. Upon removing the sofa, two or three
minutes after the explosion, the smell
strong as to be highly offensive. 1t powerful
as that which accompanies the ignition of match.
1t was thought that the carpet was on fire. The
hand of Mrs. G. was found to have been burned
near the knuckle of the forefnger. The spot
was about as large dime, and for . wAe
was exceedingly painful. 1t was much discolored
and swollen. 1t remains a dark purple, and pain.
full to the touch 1t thought possible that some
explosive article or material might have been intro
duced into the room. Every part Of the room
carefully examined, but nothing was found to give
any plausibility to such superstition When it was
over nothing was to be but the dark spot upon
the wounded hand. The writer finds it difficult to
dsconnect this incident from the extraordinary if
not Ito us) unprecedented tempest of Thursday
night and Friday morning. He cannot connect
them by any chain of scientific reasoning, bat
may be allowed to remark, that it would not be
strange, after such wonderful OK aibit0n of the
potency and activity Of the electric forces if we
should observe some unusual minor manifestations
OF the same extraordinary power. Has it not been
mentioned that in certain houses in New York, the
carpets become, at times, charged with cleo
tricity, that they communicated shocks to persons
passing over them?
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. ITO CnATHAn s9UARH.aoEo.
M E DICAI..
THE MARRIED wonAN.s PRIVATE MI

TIVE MARRIED WOAAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panon-By DR.. A NJ Maurceau, Professor Of Diseases
Of Women-Twentieth edition. IL PIP. 250-Prioe ST.
Years Of suffering mental anguish many
an anectionse wife, and pecuniary difficulties 70 the
band might have been spared BY timely Of this
work. intended especially for the married thos
contemplating marriage it dsclosss important
which should be known to them particularly.
those whose health does permit increase q
family. IL Is Of especial importance.
Here, also. fenaieths wife. the mother-ths
either budding into womanhoed the in the decline e
years. whom nature contempates important chsnxe
discover the causes symptoms and the eeeSt
remedies and most certain mode Of
Extract Letter rom Gentleman Dayton. ohiel
DAYTON, May l. l80.
NV DEAN SIR Ny wife been perceptiby sinking feS
some three wears in of her
guish and months before and during
nm ement successive and debilitateA
and her. putting her life in imminent DANGER snA
which the last despared Of thaA
this state Of things inevitable and resigned
meet the worst At this time Jnow about Swo monthsl
seaohns my receipt and perusai cannot ar
the relief II Afforded distressed mind aAl
The Joy its impaired to wife, learning that tAO
great discovery Of NJ Desomeaux provided remedy. 10
be But for this another would have passed
head in all human probability, my wife would bssa
In her grave, and my children left motherlees.
is Of course impracticable to convey fully Ne
various subjects treated Of they Of nature soty
for the married those marriage
For sale at % Broadway andIat the Publishing Ooc
Liberty street. New YorE; Little q Co., Albany JosepA
Tucker Mobile Alabama B. Peterson % Chestnut street,
On the receipt of g. copy Will transmitted BY NAIL
must be addressed, postpaid TO Dr. hsureeau. beg
l.22AEew York city. O6ce ID Liberty street.
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DAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY.-oNL,

phC1FIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-oNLy
through ncfor San Francisco, vis Havana and Chsees
Fare reduced. On Friday ywy H. NSP. n The splendid
double engine steamship GEORGIA. Capt Porter. " = M
o'clock from her pier 81 the foot Of Warren street
H. with the government mails, for Chaer-s. VIA Havana
Passengers transferred at Hsvans 10 the spendd double
engine steamship Falcon Passengers leaving IN Oho yu
connect with the avorte United states Mail steamship Pc
psma TO sail from Panams about the lt August rf
height or passage apply at the ONCE ~ and % south reer
er at In West corner Warren street.
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L,oR SAN FRANCISCO VIA RIO AND vALPARAIsO.-
The and sren did double engine steamship GOLDEN
GATE OF 2Op tons burthep, Garlic r. Patterson. u
Navy Conn .nde viii haze au.h defsseS ies ssn srs.
built ths u g. mails between Panama and san
Frsncisco 10 double iron brscsd snd has unsurpassed
so"T TSMnsS Ip xsfiHwAIIs Soa,h ..r.ss NY
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are called upon this morning to record another
most painful tragedy, occurring between gentlemen
who may almost be considered citizens of this place
The circumstances which caused it, however, being
OF the most delicate nature We shall allude to them
only in so far as may be necessary to make intel
igible the sad termination of the affair. On Sun
day evening last, about dark, DIR. Lorenzo ID. Will
liams, son of Jno. nj. Williams, residing Just
the eldest daug liter, agedabout nineteen, of Capt
Richard G. Morris, who also lives immed ately
over the river, with the purpose Of marrying her.
theirs, and Mr. Edmuud H one took the ch D.1
iottesville route for Washington city. The family
of the young lady, getting wind Of the elopement
accidentally, in short time after it occurred, Capt.
Morris and his son; Richard g., prepared imme:
diatey for pursuit. They overhauled the run
Always in Charlotttsv ille, they having been dis
appointed in meeting a ready conveyance from
that place. The daughter was concealed in the
hotel, but the father and brother got possession
Of her, and then had Williams and his party bound
over in the sum of a thous and dollars each. Both
parties left for home, and Tuesday evening they
put up accidentally at the same hotel, in Loving
ston, Nelson county. When Williams party and
young Richard Morri, were seated at the supper
table, opposite to each other, some indgnity was
offered young Morris by the other party, when he
threw his plate into the face of Williams. Norris
Williams and Hill then commenced a general
shooting, which resulted, after some eight or ten
rounds, in the death of 7oung Morris and Of Hill,
and it is said of the MORALLY wounding of DIR.
Williams, Young M was shot in the body by
w illiams' brother Robert. Hill was shot by
Morris in the centre of the breast and Williams
was shot by him in the side or back. When this
occurrence took place the father and daughter were
in their room up stairs A message was forthwith
to the families Of the parties, and they
arrived here at an early hour yesterday morning.
The news Of so dreadful tragedy Of course created
the greatest excitement and regret in this commu-
nifty. As to the feelings Of the unhappy families
involved, whose cup of grief has been perhaps for
n Sxa hall mt nj mnt
Language would be inadequate TO the task
Lynth6Ngh Ua) ReznNioan, yLl3
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ThEATRICAL NOTiCE.-F.s. CHANFRAU, PRoPRI
through the United and Europe
srous Of leasing the above
BILE The Museum is we'll stocked with
Si scenery painted by the first artists in America.
terms, by applying to f. s. Chanfrau c. Parsoe
Burtons theatre n. Y; John T. Cammeyer, q Stanton
street, Brooklyn, or G. Burke, ESQ., New York
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FED STATES NAIL STEAM.

IroR IIrERIOoL--EN1TED STATES NAIL STEAM.
slip BALTIC, Capt Ccmstoek This ste amshp will de-
-th the mss fcv Arupe positively saturday July
W - from her berth ~ the foot OF
no birth seeurd t raid for All letters and must
pss through che Poet ce For freight HAVING
oeesusiled accommodations for elegance aud comfort apply
70 EDW'D X. COLLINS, S. W all street.
Positively no freight win be received board Th~ss-
DAY evening July H. The steamer PACIFIC viii srcceed
Ne DAl1iV, and sail July IA
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NOR CALIFORNIA, VIA cnAoREs. DrREcr.-TBR

EoR CALIFORNIA, VIA CnAoREs. DrRECT.-TBR
II steam ship LAFAYETTE 16D burhen, Chsrics
soddsrd commander s.e Of steamship Crescent Ci,yL viii
sail from Phadelphis for Chssres direct Thursday
July At IL o'clock from her wharf Lombard street
The above steamer ha. proved herself fact and
msrkaby safe vessel beins her fret voyage
hurope and her for ht and second csss
passengers are unsurrsd Through tickets 70 san Fran
cieco will be furnished At reduced rates Persons engaging
passage in New ork will be provided with tickets Pills
dslphia free. For freight or passage apply 70
J. q. WILLtAhS 1888 Front street.
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AMUSEME

I
! ID see n "a -. a II a NON LII BULK LIS
Private Boxes 81 and a. naeies - ots gnery ~ cts
oclocl, Thursday syenins - osIs.u rise,
Shakespeare tragedy Of MA1ErTWp W VIII % Perolmeo
nan; haeduf Mr. Neafe Duncan M 9e.h ni M nuons
Mr. Foster Rosse Mr. Uarris. MT mhthevs Danquo'
Ist Witch M Seharf "a Wteb NJ niooim MI keynoids'
T. Shaw; Lady Macbeth Nine Ton.,i T 80 nitch MI
Pas de Deux by Mons Schmidt And Nil. oaouue Win .
- - 800 iese.
ATIBLO's CARDEN-OPEN EVPRy NIcuw v..,
IN ger Mr. ohm Seton TicLets So centa. prixs, M a
time his season The propriseor has much nrss
nouncnx this very popular drama which in addition 70 IL
EXTRAORDINARY and Continued success at Mr. urtons
ire has been played at this To the iarast
audiences ever known elciting the Ioudest Laughter
Iurton or mot6y
ter Tbursdav evening July 10 will he pIayed tbs Tn0
DIES and CHEAP RIDE ON THE RAiLkOAD
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN-MAx MA
i rstzek Manager and Condnetor Admissio, ~ cant.
First sppearsnce this season of Sisnor Cesare Rsds
Thursday evening July TO- will be the opera
LUCIA DI LAMMEKMOOR
Lucia .................... signors A. Bosio.
I"sJ xsbton1 S.npr r. i,ssiaii
~
.osnJa So.es;-
nI pa 'isno.
Dovf open ~ NAH past 70 Ionence -
NO Ros'ponemeh' on account Oh sne weasnss'
opera every hisht.
n.RNuus .urpIC.N uUsrUu-p p pAeNuu
A., Mager ana rropretor 'ohn 1reenwooa' ~ Asss-
manager. AdmittAnce cents children IL CENTS
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rI'DE NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALL
II fornia, via Manageable steamship PR0kErHEUS
will leave pier No. 2 North river, Monday. July II,
At o'clock y. NJ, for San Juan direct connecting with
the and elegant steam ship Pachc Captain Bailey, TO
leave Juan eel Sud s5th Passengers will take
iron ct San Juan, sent there for the purpose.
the and Lake Nicaragua Virgin
Bay pass good road twelve miles distant 70 the
Pacific where the beautiful steamship Pacific will be in
readiness receive them Passengers may through
tcl etc st MOB Battery place.
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TYR. GOODS ExTRAcT OF coPAIvA-A CERTAIN
- asd speedy specific for private disorder Ihs mee
cine guaranteed 70 shert Tina Many ~. curcS
In two days he without dsasecabie taste OF smell 80
will With the delicate stomsch Chsngs IN dsee
essential exposure the weather Va befarsA.
Sold by Brishsm Miller NJ Avenue ID r. Lyon, 81 0vsaA
Bteyarte
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DAciric NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY.-oS

DsClFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COsPANY.-ONLY
through line for California aud Oregon, via Chsgres drcc
fsre reduced On saturday July H. at 3P NJ The splendid
steamship EMPIRE CITY 11D tons burthen, j. Wilson,
commander will sail on saturday July T. at o'clock PM
precisely from her pier the foot Of Warren North
River with the malls for Chssres connecting
With the favorite u s. Mail ste nship Panama, leave
Psnams about the LIST of August. For passage
freight apply AZ the Once 81 and So South street. III West
street, corner Of W srren street.
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NJ ECHANICS' HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
W Grand street-Open night during the uu til
further notice The original and we'll knswn CHRISTYS
com 2rns an scisns and versatile corps
management Of E. p Chsty whose concerts in this city
for succession Of "fve years. have received with
Tickets % cents. Doors open st and will commence ats
informed that the Saturday Afternoon Concerts viii be dis
continued TO the future.
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NEW MEDICAL Booxs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and Treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the kindred affections by
Der Of beautifully ooored plates large lfe Homse
Bostwiok d. lecturer Surgery and diseases of tbs
above named nature. IL 10 second
sditen price So Exsraet from the Boston Medical aat
Surgical Journal % II be said feSrcsy to be equal
Rcords Aotons works the family OF Diseases
and far superior TO anything of the kind published Ia
tAis country" Author Of "The Family Physician; price
cents Author OF work Self Abuse, and its dspo-
rabie enects &c. &c sixth edition. fourteen plates price
81 For sale at the pu bahers, STRINGER& T0WkskND,
~ Broadway, and by the author, bOt broadway.
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diseases in few hours by yegetable appliea.io.,
and constitutional affections he combines medicines wisk
the local remedy and show there
who cannot be cured without IL; he
years duration from the other physeans In ALL guaraa
ties permanent He has structures daily be ourse
without eausc which others caused their expe
ling the former disease enough. His diploma With
thepe the hundreds that none
equal it, You cured mo In one say-D. n. COrbyp. 0ns
local apple cured hours another
tor tried long time-C. Der md. paid $500
TO be cured Of weakness from self abuse without
A. yet you cured by local and general treatment
short time-Jas Evans Ysu cured me OF th. worss of
syphilitic ulcers body and face short
had been under three physicians for year besides using
qusck medicine could hear OWN. Ferguson Perth
Amboy, j. Those At dstsnce by enclosing Be
treated BY mail. Once hours from A. M Up NJ asl
TO 4. N. NJ LARMONT, N. D., a ReAas ssreeA TIVE
doors from Broadway, not in the store
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EOR LlyERPOOIs-THE CITY or CLAsGow-TIIIs
faycrite steamship will sail from phs Thurs
dsy. the 18th inst ~ o'clock The regular passages Of
this and her elegant seeom mas her
sost desirable conveyance for those about visiting Europe
Fare in the saloon kl fore cabin 500 Passengers will
berroved With Railroad Tickets BY the agents. freight
erpasssge, sprly TO
flI6sAs RICHARDSON, Il Exchange place,
The splendid new steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER
rul eucceed the y 81 Gasso aud sail from
about the 18th Of August.