The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-05
Editorial GleamIngS.

Editorial GltanIngs.
The mis,s ais: from tue earth, and in (crIzing
showers returns ngain 10 It's bosom. Even The love
that man scddctl abroad upon his kind is repaid BY
the happiness sl"wcrcd abundlnl,y upon his lead.
We know man who is so Cross that Ic will live
forever for the thread Of his iie is in such continual
suarl that the fatcs don't know whcrc 10 cut II oh
Dispatch.
~ wsh,' said fellow, Z" | could fluid tho place
where men don't die, that might 60 and end my doys
lhcrcr-Boston Post.
This is probably the unncky man who thought 1t
would have been money IN his pocket if he had never
been horn, his living having other cd, CT than that
of wasting his nea,s. s.--Pennsylranjnn.
All related no doubt, to Glanced I" Lear
of, who is so contrary that il is supp'sc' it he ~err
10 fall IN river he would be 10 float up stream.
Cim JOUR.
A BAD LAW" Don't c:y for slAp-if she's an
cry withdraw. You know, my dear child, she's your
mother .in-law." "Yes, papa, that | know" little
Emily said; "bu, dear pipa, why was that law ever
made Z"
MxRc,yrILE PaoprrY W,p," said m old gen.
lIcman the other day. - have been forty. seven years
in business, unl can say what very few say after
such experiences. In all that time, my lricnd never
disappointed hut SIM Ic creditor" - Bless
what an rxlmpc for our young mercantile commnni.
ty !" rinncd the person addrcssrh "whri pity that
one time occurred How way il 7" "Why," respond
cd the old gentleman, paid the debt, when il be.
came duo, and never, in all my life, so
aslonslcd as The creditor was!'
COFFEE STATISTICS extract from 'he
London Ecnnnmi<t. t.-onc Of the nnst valuable
commercial papers published in England The
f,IIowing statement, showing the importation
into The United Kingdom, for the last eleven
months, ending DrcenIh"r 5. compared with
the corresponding period Of l5l9; an'l also the
amount rn,rrrd for consumption for the same
time, which, compared with the amount enter.
ed for consumption the previous year. shows an
average decrease per month of PA l97 lbs.
Imported for lSl0... ......".....59, l0G,5l9 lbs.
lS43.. .... ........33 1928 GAG
lncrcase...... :. 3,777,S52 "
Entered for consumption IL l3..,34, 1882
I540...3l,777,900 "
Decrease in the eleven months. 2.3j5.S
The decrease in tn" last month, compared
with the same month of ls4s, shows 439,26s
pounds. The same paper adds:
This increasing dminslion is an evidence
that the high price begins to act upon the con.
sumption of pure Cuhee-the difference, we
have no doubt, from the inquiries which we
have made. being made up hy Il greater use of
Chico'y and her more Objectionable subst
tutes."
THE NICARAGUA QUEsTIoN-English Ma.
sM Morcmcnt.-In The English papers by the
last steamer, very little is said about the Mica.
ragua question. The United Service Gazette,
VIC may remark, takes occasion to raitrraic
the announcement it made few weeks since,
that Rrar.Admiral Horn. Commanlrr.n.Chie
in the Pacific, had been ordered 10 proceed from
ValT araiso. with all the men of:war he could
collect, to Nicaragua, and place his squadron at
the disposal OF the British Charge d d'Atiaircs.
for the protection of British interests against
the designs and encroachmcnts of the Yankees
in that quarter The same journal now states
that Vice Admiral Lord Dnndonald, Comman'
der in. Chief in the West Indies, will also as
semhe all the ships he can get together on that
station and proceed to the Mosquito shore with
the same view.
This does no! look much like peace with the
United States.
MECHANICS WANTED WEsr.-Thc Bates
vile (Ark) Eagle says that place stands in
need Of tin and coppsrsmilh. saddle and har-
ness maker, house, sign and ornamental painter
silvcrsmi,b and chair maker. There is also
demand for more hricklaycrs, stone masons.