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DEATH OF THE HON. JAMES MCDOWELL. OF
VIRGINIA.

IL is with heartfelt sorrow that we perform the
duty Of announcing TO our readers the decease OF
the Hon. James Mcdowell, a representative In
Congress for several years past from the State of
Virginia, and formerly for some years Governor
Of that State. He died at his residence near
Lexington, Virginia, on Sunday last, at about the
age Of ffty-six years.
A nobler gentleman a more upright man, a
truer patriot, never graced his native State.
IL is recently, In comparison with the period
during which we have ourselves been in contact
with public men, that we have had the opportu-
nifty Of observing the public course Of this excel
lent and distinguished citizen, So elevated were
his aims, 80 ardent his devotion 10 his whole
country, 80 free was his character from all the
dross OF humanity, so true TO all the duties Of Q
citizen, all the instincts Of a gentleman, and the
responsibilities Of Christian-so learned, 30 en-
ligbtened, and so modest withal-that he has left
behind him no superior in the estimation and re-
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VOL. V.
PARKEvILLE WATER CURF

a CcESSIBLE from all rarts NJ the U,,... s.
Jsrss .vo miles from Woodbury. Gloucester eonntY ~
ia nine miles south Of Philadslpha with xb,cb
suocessfaj may De had several times daily is now in
Brouchitis Ssnon Tor the Of Dout Rh.uma,isr
Diarrhaa DECIDE consumption Dyspepsia
rasia Liver coy, hs: rrelapsus Uter, Paralysis Nsu
and cutsneoas disess. ana scrOfuOus nervous fsbre
water cure va eu expressly for the purpose Of
quality. ~ '"PPnsa with water Of the purest
The managers while they offer m. .,~.u..
stuon TO the diseas ID would tendsr th - OF Their in
and conveniences OF home 1'' 'nem tue comforts
The efficacy Of water, diet am and s,s,.. e.,
the diseased TO health vigor ard hsrina IN restoring
proolematicsi As thousands who have b Is no lor ger
can testify. nave oeen cured thereby
The resident physician J H. SrrDu,y
Of bethesda water Cure, New York has hssn M ~, late
perieace 10 hydropsthic practice " anu naa much
For omission or further Information anal. . 60
square. PhilsdelphiA VI At NO is Logan
lUG.r
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Law ANEcDorK The following is literal ex-
tract from deposition in the Irish Court Of Com
mon Pleas;
And this deponent farther saith, on arriving
at the house Of the said defendant situated in the
county OF Galway aforesaid, for the purpose Of
personally serving him with the said writ he, the
said deponent, knocked three several times ut the
outer commonly called the hall door, but could
not obtain admittanoe; whereupon this deponept
was proceeding to knock the fourth time, when a
man, TO this deponent unknown, holding in his
hands q musket or blunderbuss, loaded with balls
or slugs, as this deponent has since heard and
verify believes, appeared st one Of the upper win
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SUPERIOR DAGUERREOTyPES


/ II. WHlTEHURSr has extended the 6a,d .s,,
rations over more ground than any Dagueryeotvri
the country. His Galleries may be found ON PonnS,I
avenue, between four-aDda half aud Sixth NJ SS
Baltimore street baltimore; corner Broadway ana
street, New York No. ~ Main street. Richmopd. Svc.
street, Lynchburg, ViTsipia. ""u NiSu
His beautifully and highly finished Electro DaRuerrs
Pes are an extraordinary Improvement nsurng faithful
and highly finished ikenesses in a few seconds
The rotary background invented by s. H. Wbiteburst
gives an AIRY and living appearance to the picture
he the pafenee Of the orteotype the art of mbeddn
Daguerreotype licensees in so as 10 thug
resist the ravages Of time and weather
Whitehurst's establishments now distribntA ,rors ,h
thirty thousand pictures annually and have never
sasfscsion This certainly hatterng proof Of tbs an
j. calls the attention Of the public generally % hi
elegantly furnished Gallery Lane Fueker,s new
store wnere free exhibition Of pictures will be given
notwithstanding the usual IN
the recent fair of the Marysnd Institute be was AWARDED
the first medal by the judges. : - ." ''uu
Likenesses Of every description oopied and ma. ,
cases attended to. Msrcb e1 20
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gard Of all with whom he was associated in public
or private life.
As Representative Of the People we may sum
up his character by saying that Of all men we
have known he approached the nearest to filing
that place in the unbounded respect, confidence,
and Difference Of the House which was left 80
long vacant by the death of William Lowndes, Of
South Carolina.-NatiOndl Lteiiigacer.
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NEW PAMPHLET BY REy.JoaN q. FEE.

THE Sfulress Of Slareholding shown By appeals TO
Reason and Scripture. BY John Fee, Minister the
Gospel In Kentucky. & PIP. l2mo. Printed by John A.
Gray, and for sale by William Harmed at No 4S Beekman
street. New York. Three dollars per hundred and six
cents single copy This pamphlet has just issued from
and IL IL intended understand give IL wide
circulation in Kentucky and elsewhere We have been a.
sured by gentleman who has resided ia Kentucky that
Mr. Fees writings held in high estimation and are
eagerly sought after especially by the great body
people When IL Is considered that has been claimed by
many influential persons In that State that slavery
sinful In ITSELF awswrtten argument drawn from
and Scripture to the contrary be considered
sary This pamphlet we'll printed and Is veil adapted
general circulation both In slave and free States for there
come even here ministers and symen, deny the
sinfuness Of slavery in all We trust the friends
Freedom will send their ORDERS and Aid In the wide crcua
tion Of this seasonabe and able through
mail the law requires the postage to be prepaid IL
will be two cents copy for 500 miles, and four cents for all
distances beyond that. Aug. 7-3m
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ORrHOPRDuC SURGERY.

THE USE OF THK KNIFE DISPENSED WITH
managers Of the Parkevile nstituts tnssr Phsasf
phial have opened yard that lnstituticp, for ~
cure OF OPPORTUNITIES or THE HUMAN 6CD
such Is carvsd spine crook Cd dsformsd bones
rupture BY means which render . rssss Ne 80 q n
knife Unnecessary These patients will b endss tss
q On sxpsriencsd and skfui Orthepsdie -.
brated Dr.. HEBER CHASE, II PAiladslsasa 40
has for the last ten years dsvsssa hiassf ~.
Persons ct distance can eenesn VIII ~. - xi,.s -
directed 70 the ssss Of Ssmsd 49,, Sssrssasy, rs
south Fourth street. PhaAslpAAs ~ vhsn al sPsa'sss'
~ !. r. CULLEN, N. D.,
Msr,A s0-w Whiting Surusoa.
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EXHIBIT C.,

EXHIBIT T..
STATE or NEw YoRK.
CHy and County Of Nep York.
Before me, justice of the peace of the city and
county aforesaid, on the l4th day Of July, 1851 /,
personally appeared Ignatius L. Chutkowski, who
after being duly sworn and according to law, says
and deposes That he has received letter from
Mr.. Leon Choynowski, from Gslics, empire Of
Austria, dated "a June, 1851, informing him that
Mr.. de Bodisco, Minister Of Russia, residing in
Washington city, ID, C., addressed two official des-
patches, one to the Minister of the Interior De-
partment Of the Russian empire, and the other to
his highness the Viceroy Of the kingdom Of Poland
charging MIR. Hipolitus Estko grand nephew Of
Gen. Thaddeus kosoiusko, residing In Poland and
Russia, that he (said Hipolitus Estko) Is in
correspondence with this deponent and other ex-
lice In America, and furnishes TO them information
injurious to the empire Of Russia that he re-
ceves from the exiles In America rebellious pro-
and circulates the same in Poland and
Russia and that he sends money to the exies In
Amsrios. Az these charges have submitted Mr..
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dows Of said house, and presented said musket or
blunderbuss at this deponent, threatened that II
said deponent did not instantly retire, he would
send his, this deponents soul, TO hell Th'eh me
depOHet Uily Jelieues he mould hare done, had not
this deponent precipitately escaped"
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LARD OIL.

ImrkoVED LARD OiL.-Lsrd OIL Of tbs npestl uaiit,
equal to sperm for combustion also for machinery and
vooisns being Manufactured without Icds always b.
and shipped In strong barrels
toprsvsnt leakage Orders received and executed for the
Lake Atlantic and Southern cities also for the wesndss
and Csnadas. Apply to
THOMAS EMERY, Lard OH Manufactures,
ian 10. Water street, near Walnut, Cinsinnasi,G
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HENRY MINER 4 Co,

nEALERS In Cheap Publications. &C. Smtbfed street
- between Second aud Third Pittsburgh, Ps This is
the extensive Cheap Publication House in the West
where may always be found the principal Magazines and
and old novels ANIMALS, Gift Books, 30.
Stationery Of every kind Day Books and Ledgers Pass
Books, common ana fancy Envelopes Inks and in short
everything In that line Of business For sale wholesale and
retail cheap be purchased In any city in the Uni
ted States.
The National Era and other periodicals. kept for sale
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FRIENDS, ASYLUM FOR TIE INSANE

THIS Institution Is situated in pleasant and healthy
part Of the country about Ave niles the city Of
Philadelphia IL is under the Of Dr. Joshua H. WO
thington Superintendent and William and Mary d. BIRD.
SAIL Steward and Matron, and Is visited weekly by Com
mittee Of the Managers.
The Asylum founded in the year 1919, by members
Of the Society of Friends with ahordine 20 thoss
afflicted with insanity the domestic comforts usually found
in private family, combined with kind and esn moral
and medical treatment.
Application for the admission Of patients may be made
either personally or by letter addressed to
CHARLES ELLIS,
Clerk Of the Board of Managers No. Sc Chestnut
street. PHILADELPHIA or to
WILLIAM BEETLE,
Secretary Of the COMMITTEES on Admissions Ne
Jan. 3. Ia South Third street, Philadelphia
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sHANNONDALE SPRINGS, JEFFERSON COUN-
TY, VIRGINIA

THESE Springs situated eminence the east
bank Of the Shenandoah five miles south Of Charles
town, In healthy and delightful region The reputation
Of the water is so well established thst Is deemed scarcely
necessary to mention Its qualities Suee IL TO say ne
analysts Of the late Dr DE Butts in 1884, csssed the prn
cipal fountain with the saline chaiybsdts com bBaon
the most valuable description In the whole OF mineral
waters and closely resembling those Of the celebrated Bed
ford IN composition, operation and efficacy There b ase
highly valuable sulphur Spring In the Vicinity APsIt
from the merits Of the wsters Shsnnondae remarssoe
for its sublime and beautiful natural scenery The springs
within eight hours travel from Washington ana Bal
Coaches viii be In Daily attendance ut the kairosd
Depot at Chsrlesown to convey passengers 10 the
fhe pledge that their table and hsr
shall compare fxvorably with those Of any place
Virginia They have procured the best bard Of music ara
most capable servants that can be iound
price. an,
Terms-s 10 for the first week 50 for the seeS1d ~ ~
month. July al HALL, osbORN' a %
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SERIES offoetre or fftssa Original Pamphlets osh.
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A London letter says that the ploughs Of
Messrs. Prouty 4 Mears, of Boston, have won the
first premium at The great exhibition in London
This testimonial to American skill is more pleas
ing in view of the sneering remarks Of the Eng
lish press in relation as we'll 10 agricultural
implements as to the other productions Of our in
ventors and mechanics
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IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE wopvs
FIYnlin0fo0 o..

HE suoscrioeris prepared to furnish IN o.,,. -,
Of IRON ana composition Castings shaiDS ef al kinds
done In establishment Of this nina o. work usually
manufacturers is called to article Of Fse entiOn OF
nps, i Sind n, no blast which warranted SUPERIOR for
same blast and when in motion lin power for the
ing modern patterns for cemeteries 6acoS.. iron Rail-
NOT f. % s, Sr sens up Or put prices which &
msshinsry patterns, and work Of every Drafts Of
cd on the most reasonable terms All furnish
ss s ao2 nsp " carefully packed and shipped % at
June l2-3m -
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AMERICAN AND FOR EIGN AGENCY
CIV Of Washington,

m
Under the direction Of AARON HAIGHT PALssEsTE .
u Of New York, and WOR THING TON GAR Is sd,n.
SON SNETHEN Of New Orleans Attorneys ana 'O''
This establishment is formed for the following oV -,
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FACULTY.
IA Psvus, M a., Professor Of Medical and OPs'''''
n y y.ansen, M D. Professor Of Theory and rr''"''
Of Medicine -. .l,ii
Is M Parrin NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry and "'''
cal Jarisprudenee. n..i, Med,
JOSEPH oun NJ d., Professor Of Botany, MaterA W."
loa snd Pharmacy. - Phys
n H. StoekssA NJ ID, Professor Of Anatomy ana ~
Icso4y. a nisssses
re Ca,fsr, M d., Professor Of osssstrios and D'''
Of Women aud Children.
e. NJ Sfockrsa, NJ d. Dsmonsss~icr V...lty
Tickets % the full course ESQ., mAirisuaiiOa' w.
aAtios fss, en- ,-,.fT-a
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A GENTS for procuring Patents in the United STATE.
"A and foreign countries.
ney prepare Specifications and Drawings Of nven.
tons and transact all business connected WITH their
fsssion.
They Will revise and attend to the of
applications which have been rejected by
Of Patents either Of defective AND
drawing or the Presentation Of an improper claim.
Persons residing at distance may procure necessar,
Information respecting the Of their
may have their applications for patents form
ana may obtain patents without ncurng the
personal attendance At Washington by writing the
scrbers
Models can be safely sent to Us by the Expresses
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POWERS Az sRAro,

A TrORNEYS and Couns,uor, >,
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FRoN SANTA FE-I have a despatch from In
dependence, Missouri, dated 23d August. The
Santa Fe mail had arrived, bringing Messrs
Cranston, Dana, Sanford, and Stewart, Of the
Boundary Commission. Col Summers command
had reached Santa Fe. Many changes In the
military posts had been made, and those of the
interior broken up. The headquarters have been
removed to Moro, Major Weightman had been
chosen Delegate to Congress.
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THE SOUTH BEND CASE.

PAMPHLETS pp has just been published, entitled
IA The South Bend nd) Fugitive Slave Case involving
the Right writ Of Hsbess Corpus II Ia for sale BY
William Harmed 4S Beekman street. New York Price "a
q hundred, and cents single copy. Aug. 7-3m
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SALT BArHING-PINEY POINT PAVILION.

SALT BArHING-PINEY POINT PAVILION
THIS beautiful establishment recently enlarged and i'm
proved is open for the reception Of visitors The
great benefits resulting from bathing the
becoming known and appreciated No place be
healthy or possess finer cmae than this does;
through the entire and fall months fever snd agU
and bilious fever are entirely unknown The drinking vs.
ter FROM Of the purest springs in the country n
oand Of music has been engaged for the The hotel
lie conplete In all its active and efficient
sssnts have been procured and exertons will be spared
render IL In all respects the most agreeable and pleasant
resort In the whole country
The steamers from Norfolk Richmond, Washington and
Baltimore, land passengers daily.
Board per day 81 so
Board per week $50
Board DER month 5000
June I2--6t JAS H. BIRCH, Proprietor
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LAW OFFICE, COLUMBUS. q.

Law OFFICE, COLUMBUS, O.
NJILLIAM b. JARVIS, Jun, Attor1sy sxa Cosx,1IN
w ct Lsw, Columbus, Ohio Once in Platts ne build.
ing State street opposite south door of State House
business eonnsstsdvith the profession punt
lually attAndAd Co ian 20
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THE NATIONAL ERA.
Translated for the National Bra
REPUBLIC OF NEW GRENADA.
LAW FOR THE LIBERATION OF SLAVES.

The S7ats and House of Representatives. Of Ner
Grenada N Congress assembled:
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, District of Columbia:
Subscribed and sworn before me this lsth day
Of July, 1851. ID. SANDERs, j. p.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-23

n ME celebrated DR. c. W RoBAcE, Professor Of
Il Astrology, Astronomy, Phrenology, and Geo
nancy, combined with CONJuRAII0N, from
Sweden, Office No 9 WHITE Street, New York City,
offers hir services to the citizens Of Martnsburg
He has been consulted by all the crowned heads
of Europe, and enjoys a higher reputation as an
Astrologcr than any one living. Natiyities calcu-
lated according to Geomancy-- Ladies' So Gentle
men So Persons at q distance can have their
natvities drawn by sending the date of the day Of
their birth All letters containing the above fee
will receive immediate attention. and Natvities
sent to any part of the world written on durable
paper; and he is prepared tomake use of the pow
er of coniuration any Of the following subjects
Courtship, advice given for the successful ac-
compishment of a wealthy marriage; he has the
power to redeem such as are given to the free
Of the bottle; and for all Of hazard and for
the recovery Of stolen or lost property, and the
purchasing of lottery tickets Thousands of the
above named cases have been done in this city and
vicinity and in the United States TO the full sat
islactien of ALL 10000 Naiivities or Horoscopes
have been cast during sle last four years while
here
Letters will answer every purpose, aud win do
well to call in person and the mail is now SO
safe that persons need not fear to trust money
through the Post Office. Dr. Roback receives from
500 to 1000 letters monthly, and has never missed
one.
Alllettcrs will be religiously attended to- ifpre-
paid For more particulars, call at the Office of
the Gazette and get an Astrological Almanac
gratis.
c. W. RoBACK, No, 6 White s.. Ne,e York
As;s@Bc particular to mention the Post Office,
County and State. All communications kept rcl:-
niouSlV secret IApril lS5l-1y