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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20

An lr'shman having been told the
Price Of bread had fallen, exclajmed ::
.rThis IS tie frs, timo ever rejoiced az
the fail OF my best friend
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20

Tell me, We winged winds, that round
my pathway roar, 90 you not know some
quiet spot where hoops are worn no more!
Some lone aud silent dell, some island
or some cave, where women can walk
three abreast, along ihe village payel-
The loud winds Kissed around my face,
and sniekering, answered, nary place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20

a footmaR, proud Of his grammar,
ushered into the drawing room of Mr.
Foot and his .wo daughters, with this in
irodus,icn MI. Foot and the two Misses
Feet
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
no. 355.
Eourth OF InIr.

We notice by oHr exchanges that many OF
the interior towns are making preparations
for suitable celebration of the approach
ing national anniversary. The idea is a good
one and should be taken up generally thro'
out tie state The scra nble fer gold and
the excitement generally Of California life
appears to have iE great measure dispel-
led the warm and thrilling associations,
which have. in times past been ever eonnec-
ted with this time -honored day ; but it 10
to be hoped that the coming anniversary
may be observed throughout the state in
manler to reflect credit on the patriotism
and liberality Of our state. 1t would be an
easy matter for two or three public spirited
individuals to take bold of The subject in
Grass Valley in such a manner as to secure
the united cooperation of all classes in an
appropriate commemoration of the day
Who will set the ball in motion?
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

MoaE GOLD IN WAsHIxGro ron Territory
Valuable gold discoveries have been made
in the Black Hills. short distance to the
west of Olympia, in Washington Territory
II is believed the diggings will pay from
five to six dollars day, when they are prop
erly opened There is little doubt, esppci.
ally in view Of recent discoveries. that the
entire Pacific coast, from the Isthmus of Da.
ren to the uttermost hahiIable regions of
the frozen north. is one vast deposit of min
eral wealth. the key to which is in the hands
of the Anglo Saxon race, aud by means of
which, that people. united as they are hy
common origin and common interest, Will
soon be able to control both the political
and com mercial destinies of the world.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
London Club HI use Gin
TO THE PUREEC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN ret. ming to nothing
L but what 1t Is. viz pure and unadLlferated
article. and >Lming artificial merits OF what
ii is not, some OF its rival imiatorS deaf. er
eight year, of public approval, and very extensive
sales ill the cities of New York hilatel Lhia BoS-
tom and the We tern cities, has been pr nuunced by
the public as we'll by the best medical and scien-
tltc authorities throughout tie United STATES and
tie tanadaS I" he superior, lot cny beN erase
OF general to any Other article citing against
il but is uneqhalled in its medicinal efficiency III all
claSse> OF aintS. 70 er elling in these
days OF raj id tanSit. fl nj as1 West North and
South and mtle particularly TO those crossing the
Isl mus, aud vi rsti lily (l;ltI1 II iii va
ter as wtll a. their edmatt-wLo eli mixing indt ed
dozen kinds OF waterin II hours, and each a ght
Containing st MI plo trty attltg in Cit meal antag
oni>' to the receGihg oEe. thereby using an un-
natural degree OF excitInen to tie st0nacl-it is
positively and aO<Oiutely necessary to counter
acting ent. Ere nj tie fact trt this article il pre-
pared EXPRESSLY 10 meet such exgtncies. and to act
We kr " II will act, antiGOle, We continent
y prescribe it the very best article in the
lhe name of rtn:atic ScheiGam chnatTs has new
er been attached in any way to this Article.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
MRMMorH AGRrcULrrRAL ExrvRprrsr.

number Of wealthy gentlemen of New
York. Buffalo aud Chicago have it it in con-
temptation 10 establish someN here in the
" Far West" leyiathan farm of some 200.
600 acres, which will be organized into two
rival establishments with military organ
zatiOn of labor, and gigantic machinery to
pillow, plant. reap and harvest. The farm
will also be stocked with vast herds of hor-
ses. sheep and cattle. The cultivation of
fruits and grains will be carried on upon
grand scale. The olj, ct is to do for agricul-
ture, by combination Of wealth and ma.
cnnery. what is now heing accomplished by
the railroad car and factory over the Stage
coach and spinning wheel of half century
ago The organization will most perfectly
combine the Interests of capital and labor,
and by its colossal economies, and scientific
appliances its success is confidently predic-
ted. The enterprise aims to give the world
the example of a true republican duNtri-
al commonwealth. where poverty. duplcity,
robbery and crime shall be unknown.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

votaries. particularly if they be non-profes-
sienal. Be that'as it may, when the heat of
temper subsides-When the time that, min
ing abused and decried is matter OF history
when metals are in demand-when shares
are in rising rnarket-when every one is
making money, and all is couleur de rose
the old Adventurer. at an early stage. feels
the warmth of the cacoethes revivify him.
and De issues forth again into the vortex of
his old habits, eXpatiates on his former luck
and experience for the especial delectation
ard behoof of the then neopby tes by whom
ne is looked upon as prodigy and oracle !;
they, as in duty bound. follow his advice
and example. At this period be makes hav
while the sun shines, and does not sigh fer
power or place, with its arduous. onerous.
ill-paid. thank less duties. No;" experience
bought is better than experience taught :"
he practises the '0ld apotheem and does not
find even this Kind of mining so bad after
all thus be closes his career as an old Ad-
venturer. The poet says, there is tide in
'"0 """ilS Ol lhch. WnIcn taken at Inc H00d
leads TO :orture." Few hinqs afford more
practical Illustrations of the truth of the
remark than mining We have known
scores of Adventurers " ho at their outset
and early career in life suffered all kinds of
prlvatOns and trials, but who by persever-
ance. and by not being VA rped or troubled
with temporary difficulties AID trials. have
triumphantly shown success to be tie rule,
and not the exception These gentlemen
generally begin where the timid leave off,
and thus reap the profit Of their outlay !;
they watch the turn OF the dide, and aoat
on with powerful aid to the haven of
fortune.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
~ 49, o.,S ;I -, eSSa -,

@r A horse shoe nail was <fouud COM
pletely imbeded in the heart of horse
which was recently being .sut up for g dog
meat on the premises Of Sir W. Trollope.
of England. 4
The victim of tbe'F 'F6SPool affair in
New York some twd OK three years since
lived several days With pistol bullet com
pletely imbeddrd in,hfs~hear!; 1t was thus
found on post mortem examination.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
l.. P. FISHERS

4 DVERTzSlNGS AG ENCY. (Uo Stairs
"A Cl,CU-Ao. III Washington street san FRAN
Nearly opposite NaguireS's Opera House
l.. ?. Fisher is the authorised Agent Of the
Sacramento uniOn-NarySville Herald,
San Joaquin Republcan-Pacific Methodist,
Sonora lIerald-Rel Bluff Beacon,
California Mining JOnrnal
Grass Valley Tel 'graph-Nevada Journal
Columbia Gazette-ruolumne Conrier,
Mountain Democrat, ilacerrlle-Shasta courier,
Calavera@ Chronicle--MarI o>s Gazette.
Yereka Union Trinity .0arnal, We;tverville
Iowa Hill %eEs-WeeAlv Ledger Jackson
San Jose Ielegra pi4-.onom3 Co. ! Durnal
fl'om tliSpatch-I.oS Angeles star,
Santa Barbara UaZette-~an | lego Herald.
ALlne la u. Gazette. LAGER Courier, Yankee Jms,
Napa Co. Reporter, Sierra lemocrat, DOwnevillc
Humboldt Times, Union,
Oreg''nian. "ortland, Oregon Territory.
Oregon Weekly Times, Portland D. T.
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. T.
Pacific Christian Advocate. Salem q. T.
jacksonville Heral1. Iacksonvile O. T.
Pioneer and .emncrat. Ol ymIa, W. T.
Washington Republican, ctellacoon W. T.
Polynesidn. HOnOlulu, Sand wich Islands
Pacific Commercial .4dve tiser. Honolulu, s. l.
Mexican Extraordinary. City of Mexico
Hong Kong Register.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
A living HsevHerr EarG

a human being. possessing the same cleo
trio power as Leydetrjt is in the employ
OF one of the newspapers of Cincinnati. 1t
is said that he is SO full, and so capable Of
receiving electricity, tLat whenever be goes
into the press-roOm. where The betting and
machinery is in motion, and the friction of
course engendering large amount of the
subtle fluid. h. is charged at once. aud sparks
can be received by touching him, as if he
were an electrical machine. " hen he, in
that condition, insulates himself ly stand
ing upon plate Of glass, his hair stands
erect, and he can light a jet Of gas by ap-
plying finger to it, H is certainly q
great curiosity.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

1t is no wonder that we see so many phas
es of character as we witness in Adventur-
ers. from the commencement to the conclu-
sion. as We have just attempted to describe ::
from the bland. kiuds cheerful. liberal novice
through all the tri;tls of committeeman,
chairman. &C. in all its responsibilities and
cares to watch hese virtues clondcd. D r
verted. changed to. acerlity and morosity of
temper. such ass render him uhpsrahle TO
himself and to everyone by whom he is sur
rounded, uutilr at last. as we have said.
quits the affair in disgust 10 watch the
same man under, his experience. quietly Wis
ting the mine. .>n nd instead of fuming and
working himself Into fury over matters he
now understands seeing the captains and
agents do their duties. that the committee
and chairman ,are~ constituted of persons
qualified Tor their situations. and not mere
aspiring. sanguine novices. He tenders them
bis advive. and sees their orders executed
thus enriching Them as we'll as himself do
ing more good than all the ardent young
Adventurers or knowing fault finders in the
world put together. to the infinite delight
and profit Of the officers of the company.
who prefer ha3ing& person to watch over
their actions WHO really does understand
and can ap reciats their Iabours. than eup
ervisor who knowf royhing and. therefore,
continually finds fault without reason.
And nov, oh! Adventurers. if you be
successful in your debut he not over san
gulne; if unsucces>ftfl for time be not
discouraged be not.A!armed at a ground.
less panic ; but. above ,all. do not be led
away by or encourage s>the advances of a
=" HeaptontimoroumenoE.U If you be in-
duced, 10y untoward circumstances. to desert
the profession remefnberIo take the tide at
the inrn- to begin where>the timitl leave oft.
and you too shall gaR that experience and
success which will ultimateEy place you in
the situation we earneStiy'desire to see you
VIZ. that of a successful old, very old,
Mine Adventurer.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
STOCKTON. May "a 1873


Dear Sir:-Having entirely cred Fl olp nv sick
Dess, avail self to thi, opportunity to return NV
thankful acknowledgements the relief that YOU
have given When think of tie dstI essing bod
lily weakness under which ! have suffered and the
nervOu ness headache, feartulness, want OF coui.
dence, dizziness restlessness, weakness in IL limbs
loss OF memory confusion OF ideas dislike fer societ
nocturnal emissions, and many other symptoms
which had mace my lie miserable can express the
gratitude feel, Tor my existence had become bur-
then to me- and nothing afforded the least gratifica
ton, whilst now feel Perfectly we'll and can enjoy
life TO my perfect satisfaction knowing that there
many afflicted l have been, you have my Ter
Rlirson to make If this letter as gu may think
pt"ler, Believe NE, gratefully yours.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

The AMERICAN KoHTNooR.-Gay P. Mat
thews. of Kanawha. Va. has deposited his
great Virginia diamond. estimated to. be
worth two millions Of dollars. in a bank. ar
Charleston, S. G. for the inspection of the
curious. It will be recolIected that we
gave description and history of this won.
derful jewel some few weeks siaee
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
Gold az .he Cape Of GOOD Hope.

The London Mining Journal Of April 10,
says: From the Cape of Good Hope We
have report that gold has been discovered
at Stutterhem. in British Kaffraria. An of.
hcer of the German Legion. Lieut. Bulur,
States that three men of the Legion had OBJ
taned. by washing. about two ounces and a
half of gold in one day"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

At the late Illinois Democratic State Con.
vention the Douglas wing represented 81
counties. while the Ruchansnites repr resent-
ed but %. The latter refused to come into
the regular Convention. but organized sepa-
rately and finally adjourned without making
any nomination. The other wing went tbro,
with the regular business of the session and
adjourned after presenting full ticket.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
E. S. COOPER, M. D.
S UR G. EON.

Office at Eye, Ear, and OrthOpRdic I'm.
frmary, Mission Street.
Between Second and Third, near Russian Baths ,
San Francisco.
n1- All Surgical Operations Free to patients pre-
snnting themselves at the Clinics, Wednesday anc
Saturdays. at z IL O'Clock, p. N.
ca Medical of the City and the Pacfc Coast
generally, are respectfully invited to attend the In
Urinary on Clinical Days, whenever it may beoppor
tune for themselves. Sm. o
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

eg- The Philadelphians are talking mag
niloquently of their plans to augment the
future commercial prosperity of their city,
They talk of buyingthe Collins steamship
line, and have even proposed to extend their
programme of enterprise by the purchase Of
the great g LeviathansD
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

A Costly Kiss A rnar-was lately fined
$40 in San Francisco for going slyly into
a room at hotel, and kissing married
lady who was slefpi7g in her chair. Kiss
ing at ten dollars.a smack is y dear luxury
even in California
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
NOTICE! TO Quartz
Sept. 10. 1856

MINERS and Others Engaged in Mining
DElNG informed that several persons have PIRA-
ID TED our
PATEN'T metallic PLATES,
For Sdcimg the Smallest Particles Of GOld.
Without having treated with for the use thereuf
we advise them to come forward without loss of time
and secure the privilege from us, if they would
avoid the utmost penalties OF the law.
Having eceIved our full Fatent are now pre-
pared t" sell the utility of the same, and give ull
instructions for its use. TAVNAY g. 90.
AGENT-C. a. MATHIEU, Office No. l, So sacra-
mento street. San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
To Da. JlCAzpxAY, San Francisco. '''1-

SACRAMENTO May 49, 1855
oear sr--Such is the thankfulneSSi ! feel for the
BEeServaticn Of my health OF both body and mind,
ano 9eeve of my life that hoe win not be con-
S," intrusive IN rendering my thankful acknowI-
0Uon worth preserving wien it had become
ice thar 'Uo great tor me to bear Victim as was to
eond 4su 4soi unGermned my constitution, and de-
es' A"AAAsAs distressing tnidty
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

RENEwED.-Late accounts from Frazer
state that the Hudson's Bay Company's
Charter has been renewed for 81 years. the
government simply reserving to itself the
power to withdraw any part of the territory
for the purpose of colonization.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
SpernlafOrPh 9a.

OR LOCAL WEAKNESS, nervous debility, low
~ spirits, lasSitude, weakness of the limns and
back. indisposition and ncarability labor and
study, dullnesS of apprehension, loss of me- morl
distrust, dizziness headache involuntary discharges
pains i'll the side, affections OF the eyes pmpier on
the face, sexual and other inhImites in man, aIe
cured without fail by the justly celebrated physician
and surgeon, l.. j. CzaFkay. His method OF curing
diseases Is new, unknown to Ohern) ard hence tie
great success all consultations (by letter other
WlNe) free. Address l.. }. Czapkay, M D., san Fran
cisco, California.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
WILLIAM DAIv

N'0 III POI t0I. 1NFW OK
NoIIcE-lhe unexampled success Of the oNDoN
CLUB HOUSE GIN has induced host of imi1ators Who
are putting up an inferior article under similar
titles Iurchaers viii please notice the fac simile
OF the undersigned on the label
WIN. H. DAILY
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in san
Francisco.
sAa Francisco, March sth, 1sSS ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

ns> 1t is said Hy one Who knows. that
several of the leading members OF the U. S.
Senate are confirmed beffstrs jK the modern
doctrine of spiritualism andthat in short
time elections will fbe more or less controlled
by this new ism.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

.+DVERTISINING THE ATL AETIC STATES
/ z. F. has completed his arrangements for
the forwarding of Adve tiSemens to all the prlnci
pal largest circulating Journals and Newspapers
published in the Atlantic States.
fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wsht to advertise in any part of the Union of doing
so at the lowest rates, and in prompt and salts
factory manner. 47-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

nr. l. ]. Czapkay is daily receiving applications
nom every part OF this State and from Oregon and
Washington Territories for treatment of every form
OF disease, and there Is not who will come for
ward and express dissatisfaction the contrary the
Doctor is in daily receipt OF letters expressive e graf
tEde and thanktulness some OF which are published
below by permission.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

Is an autidote to the horrible adulteration to
which everything alcoholic is submitteU-tLe nox-
ious pOisOns made Lp and sold as
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
THE LONDON CLUE HOUSE GIN.

Requires none of the usual ''Cauticn to the Pub
lie" 10 beware Of cULbterleittrs ii being like II
other genuine articles, teyoLd tie base OF coun-
telleitiLg.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
Aromatic SCheiGam schuarus. &c.

Requires 'sword of advice" no 'tcaution to
the public" 1h sc WIN drink it find in it ,ir-
tues against the vicious temptations of drinking
any oi It's vile limitations, even under advice -
while those who 'c,ution the public' against coun
terheiterS, have themselves been cautioned by the
public to beware OF any but
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this Gay formed Law Co
partnership under the firm and style of Dibble
Il Lansing
DIBBLE & LANSING.
Sept 10, 1856.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

THE greatest discovery of the age.-Great blessings
L to mankind Innocent bat potent DR.. L. j.
Czapkay's Prophylactum, (,elf di injecting agent,)
prev ventive against Gonorrheal and syphilitic
diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all venerea
scrofuoua enous and canceruus ulcers, ioeLid
discharges tICm yagni utelous and urethra, and
all cutaneous rruptiOns and diseases. As nnocula
ton preventive against small pox is Dr.
l.. tzapkays Is FroPhy la cticum preventiI against
Syphilitic and GanoIrheal diseases rmless in
ing Syphittic virus AMI thereby saving thousands
of ofdebaucheeS f"Cm being injected by the most lnath
some of all diseases. Let no young man who pre-
ciateS health be without +. CzalAayS rOphy lacti
1t is in very convenient lachages, and will be
found c"nv nient for being used a soap
Price SIS. For sale at lr, l.. j. tzapkay'S Private
Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street
below Montgomery. opposite l. . NJ Co.'S office.
All letters must he addressed to j. (zapkay, NJ
D., San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

izziness love of Solitude loss of memory and want
OF resolution besides loss of strength and energy,
which had made my waking moments wretched and
my sleep unrefreshing and fast bringing me to
the grave, but, thanks to your skill am restored to
health vigor, and energy. Hoping to guide others
where they may find relief you have my permission
to make this public. Gratefully yours,
LEONARD WAITE.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
Attending and Resident fbysician.
J.. J. CZAPkAY, M. D

Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician to the 2Uth Regiment Of Hon, eds, Chief
Surgeon the Military Hos pta of Pesth: Hungary,
and late lectaTer diseases of Women and Chill
dreu. Ray- Conan IncatiDaS strictly conf teptial.
Consultations BY letter otherwise Free.
Addl ess. Dr. l.. J. CZAPkAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
Cornish Mine Photographs.

Mr.. George Henwood, very clever En-
glish writer, and one thoroughly conversant
with the peculiar characteristics of the miner
aud the business of mining generally, is now
travelling through the mines of Cornwall,
aud corresponding with the London Mining
Journal. and through that medu i, giving
his observations to the public under the head
OF = Cornish Nine Photographs" We pro-
pose to give few extracts from some OF the
most Interesting Of these letters, commenc-
ing with his photograph Of
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute
on Sacramento Street. below Montgomery, R5-Op-
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company Office,
san Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

Tr DR. L. Czapkay, San Francisco