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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
Medicines.
Another Scientific wonder.
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"A GREAT DYSPEPSIA tIRER,
Prefdredfront hsist ~ M fosrA soHaeh effhs on,
~ 49, W. y ~ W
!, s ~ :. !. ~
:, 1'o'sN 80" - ''''11s-s'a'A, =
rrrrrrc.
, "oil.sai ~
~ -
p a.p,. anu eus'ns 'i.sl t own
y ~ o'sss1so 'aies-
:, = - y
49, = !. ~ 1919 r'0os'
D9 = $500 - "Da. = '1' = sAs 'so<
Digestion
n;-as,;o~ 4; 4;aa a !; Il ~ ~,
,h IA ~ d fal. =, wy ~ ~
rer COO, 80 ~. GO, han;, 800 ~ haa,,b
caiIsd I'D fsastr;a fn;,aa Tb;s aa;d 4; IL go,
Saleept nm Ssad ~ Iuy,,5s,ne pr.se,rl,y an3
St;,,uga,,,,o Aeert &c ,ba stonacb snd i.tes,;,as
Wtbont Il tbera win ba M diaestion
zion ~ too5 ;nto Mol ami "a n,,tr;,;an ortba 10
dv but yather 4 fanl torril. nainiul and de~t,uc.
tive condition oftbc whole fIigesti ye apnar,,tns
weak, half-dead Or injured stomach produces no
soga u1s,o h nshce 'ie aisease ui''ress
-'' 1So-'' "iii0n en9u0
Pepsin and Kennel.
pars;r 4 a. oh;af o,o,,ar4 =, ,..at y;,e,,;,,
t,ars. - ~ astri Iin II y s,r,,, y os,
49, 80 - ~,
etan aaah ,d ~, 4,
d;gest ;tsel1 a., an, ;ase,fnn n i a,so sonnd in
tho Stomach Of ,;.,als &c he Nv CALF h 80
the material used hv G,rmers IN making cheese
called Rennat Tho sffect ~ which has ion, since
heen no snac;a1 ,sa,,aer ~ ~ La, Ths cnrd
linz of Mill 4; IN 6rs, ,rocosa ~ ;cas,;a,s Ron.
net Possesses astonisbipc mower The stomaeh Of
calf will core nearly one Times it, own
weight of milk. Baron Liebig states that. cone
mart of peps;u dissolved in sixtv torts Of
water. will digest meat and other fooa.n Diseased
stomachs produce no cool Gastric Juice Rennet or
Pepsin. To show that this want may be perfectly
suppheu, we quote 'ne ioi'owlhg
III! M fiC lSao1 ME-!
=, Baron Liooig, IN his celebrated work on Animal
chemistry, says; An afuheiai Digestive fluid
an@i1so"s 70 .ne gastric juice may DC feadhy pre-
~ Wy " .he sIonac
=. ea' - ~iieh u ioou Us nea.
na ess' VII DC ',y, 's yss'eaJ4 Se
20 %" sN'e 'se' % 'es Soas' &c "it"e human Sto-
mash'
III fere,sa: IN ms famous 'rea.lse on foou ana
Diet, Paohsheo py rc"iers 9 nciis, NeW iork,
page 80 states the same grer, iac' anu describes
the me.nou % Prepar a. Ahefo are ie" niSher
authorizes f,. imam rr. i Ieas,rs'
r-oonoe: III ms va .'.'o "ii.ihss Oh .he 'rhy-
sioiogy OF pges'.op OBSERVES 'ha' a aiin'nntion
OF the ue quantty OF tne gastric juice is pfomi.
nent ana aii-prevaihnS cause OF dyspepsia ana
ne sta'gs .nae "a sulshco plo.essor OF meai-
cine m hohuon; VINO was severely ahlc'ea WIN TINS
complaint, hhaing every 'nihg else 70 iaii had re-
.., . = 49,. -. = - - - = - 80
maen OF iiVihG animals, "hich Ifof eemfFaeiy sac
ees9if"
Dr. GRAHAM, arthor of the famous works on eve
getable Diet" says cit remarkable fact in ply
siology that the stomachs OF animals, nacerated in
water impart to the fluid the property of dssolv-
ing various articles of food, and Of effeetinc kind
OF artificial DIGESTION of them IN no agise different from
The aaiuyqti dtaestirs process"
Dir Simonis creat work the sChemisfrv Of MN :,
LEA & blanchard. PAfla. is46. pp. 32l-21 saws
.sThe discovery of Pepsin forms a new era in The
chemical bistorc n fDigest;an Fro,, ,oco, /, ~ -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
~hlch conclusyey proves that
Truth Is stranger than Fiction
CURE OF
rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR. lands, A CLERGYMAN
New jersey OF asnru ixbea -, a.ol.s
New Jersey OF distinguished attanme exalted re-

uation -
go SiDsEy New Jersey. July IL. 1913
On A. III CnsfsrTE-Dear Sir You wish TO know of me
Mat has been the result application
rTiE GALVANiC BELT AND NECKLACE My reply is
follows: - -
For about ry years had been suffering from Dyspep,
va Every yesi the symptoms bee could OBJ.
tam permanent relief from any course Of medical treatment
Whatever Abou f0Hrsrn since, consequence of
nc2oens exposure TO the her the discharge Of
PASTORAL duties became subject to Chrome hhe
mehs which Cor after year. caused Undesirable
anguish Farther; ia the win Of as 40
ether churches in this region attacked by the ochi
as which became require an imne d,te
suspension Of my pastoral ahofs M nerrous system as ow
thoroughly pprgaed AMI nay Bronchitis became worse so
tiso did Dyspepsia and Rheunatic aifeconths in.
sinB that these disorders each other
through the medigm OF the Nervous system In the whole
pharmacop there seemed to be remedial agent which
could reach and reeupeate Nervous system every.
sang that had tried for this purpose had conpetely failed
At last was led by my friends Your Inv enons
hd enough with saHgnine hopes Of their ecency
determined to try the eject of the application of GAL
YAM BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC
fLuiD This was in June, 1915 To oaE.T AsrossH
UrSr, DEsPEFsIA coSE; IN EIGHT
GAYS WAS ENABLED REsvME PASTORAL LssoRs; NoH
NAVE SINCE OMITTED SINGLE
ERoscHIrts hHECMAric AFfEcrIos mas ENTIRELY
cEAstp Such the wonderful and happy
.uE of the experiment
have recomme ndei the BELT and FLUID many who
ave been likewise suffering ON Neuralgia affections They
-tve tried them REsuLrs BELIEVE EVERY
.,,Es
am. dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT Lands.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
LYETM'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

THVHE subscriber would respectfully an
II nounce 10 the citizens oil Mariinsbure and
vicinity ihath will remain here permanently.
having fitted up n room immediately over EIS
Tobacco and Segar Store. where he is prepa-
red TO take
Daguerrean LiIxencsses
in the most superb mannei--which, for their
be excelled
Family Groups
taken with the greatest accuracy Portraits
copied, Miniatures Sc, in Rings, Breastpins,
Lockets, Bracelets. Sc. Sc, inlhe neatesiman-
ner. H4n
CD-Ladies and Gen,emenare respectfully in.
vited 10 call and examine specimens OF the art.
. April Is. 1910 -IY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
mo- COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

s. HANlME would respect
4 u fully announce that they are now ready
TO furnish them with Essences, Laudanun. Par,
egoric, Hire and Cough .Mirtmes, Tcrmifuges,
Sc, &c., BY wholesale. as cheap as they can
a call. Dec. II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
TERMS PER SESSION or rive Mosrn,.

All the English Branches ; sloeI
For Juniors in Glasses 80 las
For advanced Boys in Classics and Mathe.
MATES i5e'
Furiherparlicula together wiihreference
&c., WILDE furnished upon application, wrilk
or personal. TO SAM'L X. STEWART,
Mariinsburg. Aug. 81, 1850. Primer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
DIR. HRISTIEiS
e.. IV MIC NECIx HA n "

used To- all compants affecting the Throat or Head such
$ Bronchitis = Summation o. the Throat Nervous and Sick
Headache Dzzines- g. The Head Neuralgia IN the Face Bns
sng Roaring in the Ears Deafness wHth generally
Nervous and that distressing ccPt called TIL DooreuS
1000 Gases of Palsy alsi Paralysis
have been reported DR CHnIsry and his gents within
he last two years, which have Seen entirely restored.
if3- CAP, AHnRsw j. II Tomas OF BROOKE yn n y had not
able to walk step for wears and so help
that he had to be fed The celebrated physicians
gave him up In Eve days after he the
GALyASc BrlT, NECKLACE BRAcEiErs lie walked hrss
the and in three weeks he had perfectly
ais health. Captain Tones is seventy years of aga
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
Mechanic Arts.
EMevAL.
CABINET AND C0FFIN-MAKING.
AwDrsuw MOUSE

ANDREW RoUsH
- ESPGCTFULLY informs HE citizens Of
X y Msrsinsburg and viciasiy. that be has re-
moved his Shop to his residence on King Street.
daoonallv opposite Billmre's Hotel, where he
continues to carry on the
Cabinet-NIaking Business,
in all It's various branches; and in returning his
thanks for former patronage, takes occasion 10
pledge hmsef-which, from experience, he is
free 10 do--that he is prepared to manufacture
Sofas, Side Boards, Bureaus, Tables Bedsteads,
"A Spring Seat Chairs. Wardrobes, &c., up
Eaon as reasonable terms, and style and
- imanneras satisfactory to those seeking bar
gains, as can be elsewhere Obtained
He is also prepared TO manufacture COZ
FINS, of Walnut. Cherry and Mahogany. He
has good HE.7RSE, ard is prepared TO &C
commodate persons in town and County.
Mar,insburg. June 9. 1919.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
CASH FOR NEGROES.

p AM DESTROYS 10 purchase lafeN
40 number Of NEGROES. FOR the Sou
* ern Markets Men. Women, BcEss
Girls and Familes--for which will give VI
highesteash prices.
Persons having Slaves to sell. will please
form me personally. or by letter Al Mariis
burg, Va. which willreceive promr talientc
or b. M. s w. l.. Campbell, No. 242, Va
Prau ST.. Baltimore, Md.
Those wishing .ossee me in my absence. q
referred 10 A. p. Strayer.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
.agent for b. M. 8. w. L. CanTSS
Maytinshnrg. July o. lS50--ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
o YES! o YES!!

TIytIE subscriber would inform the public
Il tha, he will attend as Auciioneer al any
Sale, IL called on at any time. Il appears in
many instances persons are asked for jobs Of
this kind. always think persons know whom
they want TO attend 10 sell their Property.
and never ask any person-bul am rendy. if
wanted A. STEWART.
June IS, is50-tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
DISSOLUTION.

FtNllE eo-partnership existing under the firm of
i ). b. Il N. MEADE, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The same business will be con-
tinued by Newcomb Meade SB MEADE
April 90, 1851 ~ MEADE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
GOLD PENS AND SLAYER CASES.

A FRESH supply OF The above articles, warran-
"A tod to be superior to any other Pen now in
use, and at prices very low, direct from the man
ufacturers, and for sale by
WIN. DORSEY Druggist.
March lblS5l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
Cabinet-NTaking Business,
CABiNET-MAKER's WATERFRONT.

FURNITUREl FURNITUREt, FURNlTUREil
VNyM. & HENRY WHEN. respectfully
Wv inform their friends and the public al
arge, ihaithey continue to carry on The
Cabinet-NTaking Business,
.zu.zs-zsx-ss>.. in allits various branches. and
&sass sszs are prepared 10 wal, on alIihose
who may favor them with acall,
aitheir Furniture Ware Room. on Queen ST.,
TWO doors North flhe Eagle Hotel" where
they manufacture
Sofas. Side Boards, Bureaus, Ward Robes, SC,
and in fact Furniture of every description,
whichior neatness, beauty and durability. can
moi be surpassed BY any country Shop IN the
Valley
Persons wishing good and beautiful Furni-
ture, would do weilto give them call before
purchasing elsewhere. as they determined
to give perfect satisfaction 10 all who favor
them with their patronage.
They tendertheir sincere thanks forthe very
ralpaironageihey have heretofore received,
and hope TO receive a continuance ofthesame.
Martinsburg. Nov. 20, iS48--ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
s. S. HANCE's AGENT.

4 II ASlNG become the agent for Hance's
Celebrated Preparations, we keep con
slantly on hand Hance's Sarsaparlla Blood
Pills; Haace's Compound Syfnp OF Hoar
hound. HARRISON & HAMME.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
CASH FOR Wool.

WILL pay the market price for WOOL.
4 in cash. either washed or unwashed. as
soon as delivered TO me. excep, Dishley or pure
Cois,e0ld. w. l.. WEBB.
Sept. 3. lS50--tf Shepher.isio,cn Mills.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20

SURGEON DENTIST,
ID RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the Gill.
III gems Of Marnnsbure and vi. ~m
ciniiy that be has removed his ~
Office 20 Burke Street. adjoining 1I1IIy
Mr.. Dennis McSherry IS residence
DJ-His friends will; please notice. that hewl al
be absentfrom MaFlinsbure during the follow
ing months OF each year--June September,
December and March.
REFERENcEs:
C. ~. Faulkner, Esq Il. NcSAeyry, M d.
ID. II. Conrad g ID MUpfeg =
e y. Huaer, r.. Peadssfon,
N. Bile warrants allhs operations.
April 9. 1850.
z USr received fresh iol OF Groceries,
- such as Portland, Sugar house aud New
Orleans Molassec Also, 4 fine quality OF
Honey. and Loaf. Crushed. Pulverued and
Brown Sugars. Rio Coffee, Rice. Mustard.
Ground Ginger. Soda Salaralus, Alpice and
Pepper. Young Hyson. Gun Powder and
Black Teas, Adamaniine. Mould and Dip
Candies For sale by G. RAENHAL.
March 4. Burke Street
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20

nRIED PEACHES.-Just received by
kV IApti! Is RIDDLE & BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
1000 Cases of Palsy aasd Paralysis
Severe Deafness Curad.

Ihe ioIIowng IS an extract from letter lately received
rom distinguished ply sican in the State of vrginia
"A, H. csHisrir, NJ. D.Dsar St One of my pa,ients
unknown 70 obtaned your Gavanic Belt and Necklace
Hith the Magnetic Fluid. for serious affection OF Deaf
iess The case was that of lady whose Nervous system
fas much cisordeei ard her general health poor Much
as done previously 10 the application Of the Beit hut with
very LITTLE success ana feel only right tell you s
Snee she Commenced wearing the Belt and using the Fluid
but a few weeks ogo. she has ENTIRELY RFCOyEUFD
dEh HEARING, OHd her general health is better than for
several years"
G- Every Of Deafness IL be Nervous "a generally
IS can 10 cured by this wonderful remedy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20

HRUSSES.-W have received lol Of
4 Rheinharl's Paten, double and single
Trusses, they are considered by physicians
10 be supetior TO any article the Kind in use.
March 4. HARRISON s. HAAiAtE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
Colratc,s pearI starcp,.

A BOXES Calgates Superior Pearl starch--jast
t received and for sale by RIDDLE BRO.
Pet. 4 1861 Ba.te SS-esT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
R.R. n.


Science by sgbiccsIas ihe ars N rken,isfsy 10 he
skll If aia,., isls contributed 10 has health and
happiness BY stopping tie Dsost crueiand
ssgsefe paHgs n pain ga mi fnsfmst,
and curing The Hiost obstinate
ciroaic complaints ia a
FEW HOURS
RADWAf'S READY RELIEF,
hiteraaliy aud externally, Instantly stcps pain,
and speedily cures is cause - II Is lsafTanted to
gre feiisf to lie folicaci,sg pains III FIFTEEN
aiSurss, and 10 e6eefuaty care the disease.
Rheumatism, Cholc,
Lumlago All Summer Complaints
Paralysis, Sick Headache,
stiff joints, Neuralgia,
Soreness in the Bowels, Tic Doloreux,
Pain in the Limbs, Chill Fever,
Cholera Morbus Aeue Cake,
Dysentery, Heart Burn,
Diarfh9a, Sore Throat,
Cramps and Spasms, Colds, etc
OF the dsarrangement aud prostraton Of the
and muscular system. IN order disease and rid the
system entirely Of its first great drsderaum Is
stop the painsrenEthen the Observation-Disclosures
IN the system; this accomplish by the marvellous
strengthening. cleansing nvigoratDg aud powerful pain
soothing properties Of Eadways Ready Relief No matter
what the hf Il arises prustra-
the liver secretoas the skin, whether It be rhruua
tsTn nenralein sick headache, ry irritable
ity spasHadic Affections cramps daTfiea, bowel COM
plants ells ard levers, whether il originates from internal
arrangement external njuripsRadways Ready Relief
taken internally applied externally, viii speedily and
efcctuaily the pain aud its
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
LANsDALE G Fro.

Wholesale Dealers in Pickles, Preserves
Brandy. Fruits. JeIlies. Syrups. Sauces, yir
egar, Oysters. Soups, Sc, warranted TO siant
any climate, 100 Lombard ST., and l22 Bal
derStCn ST., Bait.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
BACON +! BACON I!

NE have received, and expect to keep con-
w stantly ON hand, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders
and Sides, Baltimore cured. best quality, which
we win sell as cheap rs We possibly can
March II a w IT 4 r. MATHEWS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
ROBERT LAWSON JR

Saddle, Trunk, Harness and Collar Manufac-
,urer. Wholesale and Retail. az South ST. one
doc, from Lombard. Baltimore. Prices mod
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20

Wholesale and retail Booksellers and Station
ers, $40 baltimore street. store formerly cccu-
pied Ivy Allen Paine, Baltimore. Highest
price paid for Rags
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
GEORGE HARTMAN

Boot Maker. no 81 Pratt Street, near RI ano
yer, Baltimore, keeps constantly on hand gen
Iemen's Dress Boots, Congress CATERS. Sc
Gentlemen visiting Baltimore would do well
to call.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
ROE sRT WHITE

i'aca street, three doors below Market, Manu-
iaelurer Of Agricultural Implements, one
horse Wheat Drls, OHIO self-sharpen ing
PIoughs, Warren's Patent Wheat Fans, Sc.
al lowest cash nricps
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20

Manufacturers u, and Dealers 10 Clothing,
wholesale and retail, so and 81 Centre Mar
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20

Keep constantly on hand general assortment
oi Ready Nude Clothing. wholesale and retail,
3J3 West Baltimore street, third door west oil
Liberty street. Baltimore.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

every month 10 the year. Some Of TIE growers sre men
have raised and atened their cattle upon thef own
while others are specuang droyer, who buy up tne eae
a ,te Them TO markell Tie business Of feeding these
.,. o the road i ous lucrative 10 the FEEDER bur exPen-
. a. avs, aimee they travel only about dozen miles
bie pasturags for single night costs ten cents Per
"a fodder about fifteen. Some 6ne cattle are said to
a.. !, market from Western Virginia, but i seems to be
.v acknowledged that the finest cattle come from De-
yond the Ohio. !, .
The bluff. alluded above are known rs fhe ranging
Racks and though rather tame to one familiar WIN ihe see
ner Of the saguensy and Tauah they are decidedly worth
seeing The nearest bluff is the most interesting and rises
f,o ,hs eastern margin Of the Potomac TO height varying
from two to bundled feet and extending along he nve
f air hundred Yards The lower strata of rock is limestone
ns bs MINER strata sandstone. When from distance
ana the Opposite bank Of the ver he waters Of which
very clear and literally green emead the rocks bear
striking resemblance to block Of very ancient sixstory
houses such as pictured by the artists Of the
old world Stained they with almost every color from
yellow and red to black and brown really requires but little
fancy for one to discover therein doors and curned windows
coves with pieces Of satuary richly carved wanscongs
and cornces brcsges and flags, hanging pocos and tan
tae sisn-boads The whole bluff indeed, looks like
suecmen Of magnificent but rude masonry aud at one point
the rocks have formed themselves into cluster OF towers,
which appear as may imagine the edice Of the Smith
sonan Institution will appear thousand years hence, when
oyergrown with rank and vines. When you come to
stand at the base Of the bluff however, its aspect greatly
changed topples your head in fearful manne and
scrsgged and Jagged and rugged as uncouh and wild
"a any thing Of the kind have seen and have travel
led among the mountains of and Tradition says
that there famous battle fought upon the brow Of
the Hanging Rocks between hostile tribes Of Indians and
this story may well be believed, for upon field in full view
the bluff be hlocks marking the graves OF
he slain and is singular circumstance that, though well
nigh century has passed away since the red men were mas
of this SOIL haches Of Steel such then in uses
frequently been brought to light from these very graves
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

CHtLn-SrEALIxe By THE DrAxs-The Csmanches, in
their msrsudng excursions the Southwestern frontier re-
quenty carry of white children We notice In the Fort
Smith Herald Of the 18Th ulmo that poor nam named Hart.
Of Refugo county, Texas bad his oldest boy stolen by the
Camanche Indians on the h from within mile or two Of
the town Of Refuo. The boy is twelve years old, and
said to be able 10 give good Of hsef discover
ed The father offers 5000 reward for his recovery.
The same paper publishes letter from Captain Marcy,
dated Camp Arbuck April 25,h giving an account Of the
rescue from the Keech Indians Of white boy about five
old, whom they said they had purchased some considerable
time sncs from the Camanches The boy was thin and de-
caey formed with light hair and sharp features He ap-
Peaed to have lost oil recollection of the whites and reved
much At parting from the Indians He had been adopted into
one Of the Keechi families
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

Goals can be delivered at pos. On the river from Cairo TO
New Orleans cents buahel $3.50 ton, when
the most economical adopted for mining and NOV
ing them This is about half the present average cost Of
wood Besides the steamboat demand for Goals the sugar
planters of Lousana win require about nine millions
OF bushels year. Their wood from two three
dollars the cord while the Of the Goals would be
to about one dollar the cord This reduction in the cost
fuel may enable them extend the sugar culture and is
perhaps the only thing that sustain them If the duties
on sugar are reduced
The demand for Western Goals for the Gulf steamships
must be immense, and Mr.. Maury, Mr. Law and others
who understand the subject predict that the steamships from
Panama to San Francisco mus look for power
railroad canal is constructed the Isthmus
With all these points OF demand aside from the demand
home for manufacturing purposes coal trade must
long assume importance equal least to that on the
seabosd, and coal mines that lie the central parts
the valley and contiguous to navigabe rivers must be
the sources Of immense wealth. -
Some time since, and in letter published by you called
the attention of of capital and enterprise 10 the coal
on the Big Muddy, and the profits tina. might be made BY
connecting these with the Mississippi river by railroad
mnating the "Grsnd Tower" A coal depot there
would supply hiatus in the trade between Louisville and st.
Loui and could be otherwise than immensely profitable
estimated the yearly demand there at four millions Of
bushels. This estimates however, is altogether too low
The New Orleans boats would larger quantity
and the boats running between Louisville and ST. Louis
would consume nearly much am not prepared TO say
whether these mines would compete with those the Trade
and Saline rivers for the Southern demand. They
quite the mouth Of the Ohio, but there Cum
berland bar the way from them to market The Central
Railroad Of Illinois will cut the margin of the Illinois coal
basin higher up the Big Muddy, and about sixty miles from
Cairo. Probably the Goals will not bear the Of transit
these sixty miles Of road and in competition with those
Of the Big Muddy Of the Saline that are within three miles
Of the Ohio and found in SIX strata averaging in all
thickness Of 2s4 feet
close this basy letter by adverng again the bond Of
political union in this valley forged by the power Of these
central beds Of coal We will put up the factories; shall
need the cotton Of the South and the wheat Of the North
the growers of each will meet here middle ground their
interests will be, and what is Of great importance, will appear
to be- the interests and frequent association
will strengthen political sympahies When our long-
tudna railroads every district between the lakes and
the gulf and enable people, different parallels Of la
tude better and quicker exchange their different products
shall fear political esrangement there will be re-
connossance Of border line the Goals for Southern commerce
and the cotton for Indiana factories will require the
wachfulness Of custom.house officer.
Yours, &c. 8.