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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13
Bassl . SEI I.sANEOUs.
~ sIhistioasss ysnhc Central A nlerica.

s0sST sssInfiosss ytIth Central Anlerica.
Vow sG(ifali;1dian Congress assembled
hsss lB1ssibs omithe 81 a6f Rebfuary. The mes.
ass es President thus ttalldfes to our re.
laliT aIs sRspub - ~
he1 5ersive threats, iHirected against The
gdssflent sef The RepnblicSbgs ,be, CoSmuis
siSleTs sshe gaitel States ht3lraire5rse spon-
idsn otf dsebrpary last,a@hich; The kinterested
PRES the country uEged ito he carried llta
foecss swEt ssot fled, nor nre theFfintended
sto De 5sa into effect 4by the present Aomirs'
iaik kSith which ave bayei maintained h;end.
aNd ons rel illjoas. which have led to-
ifllt IN 6il II 81 snnveIlion @iibile Object:
3 if shes sdsag gfessbl questions aria:
tiss on
SO aprl, ssls
Buses which 20 Beyond tie lili,i,s fxed,
sHs sthdsjaW ofthe 18th Of Jnnesg 1857, !, i,tihe
isen 10 the execp ptise power to ter, !,
nnj1ate tie said Question, and consequently
viii ls presept4y submitted 70 Your considera..
~ 4 = : = g.
ssslu aipiornatic representative of the United.
aaiess 1T Nicaragaa, Ne. M. B. Lamar. was
BY the Government on the.
922Isf Febrsafy. The address on Tie occas.
isps s spid sto have been concilm,ory, and was
rsiasF FED with much satisfactorily the author.
itiss aud people. ;fss,f go ia,l 5s i =.
WIN. Carey Zones, late special agentof
S,kes5nitsd States I ooh formal leave Of the
gov sarlient oaitEe 9Th of February. :. Tie.
z ~ Ssslfa Star and Herald says - q.
sill is understood thai during thelat,er months
ssest esT. Jones' residence in Nicaragua he had
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONvENII0N.-Gu
vernon Melville has appointed delegates to re-
present the State of Mississippi in the Southern
Commercial Convention.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13
Negro Haunting.

# Our British anti. slavery friends love to hunt
.negros as well as they do Asiatiie BENG
alleged that the Sqosoos, on the e5asf 5iflics,
had killeda Biti sabiees 81 twS f5fi Sons
cause not stated, bat pEobafls sd}hcisa FOR 4
verdict ,uf 5ustfEable 9holnicide, an expedi ton
Of boats hota tie English ssquadfoh. iihla1ned,
by $50 sailors and marines, fprocee edeed up the
river about the first Of February aud ii, seyea
days ut is boasteIi Fin letter from Sierra Ee6neY
they burned all she negee towns, aaf kiftsf be-
tween three aud four hopdredayf ths, 65soos.
while the Eagishhad not ,aSsi.gts a,4ir3 killed.,
and only ten wounded q: As tile sostensibIe
business Of the British squadron tie coast
of Africa isyto stop the slave trade; il. Cannot
be denied that they haYs done iit as ffaetualy
in regardto the four hundred sSsoos5os as they
did, fsw years ago. forfi filftsea nssr,,E
residents Of Lagos, whom they ghtefsd fo,rr ;
the purpose of stopping the sinfernaI traffic .
But thst bloody Intervention ofs stheS SphiIanthros
pists praduced no great permanent fffset upos
The afficaas, beyond the 1900 aheec bones
were dedicated to freedom; and it prebabIg
willnot' be long befbre the soosoos, ifthere are
any OF them ieft, win lifequfs to Be sfnittenagain
blythe gentlehand Of Christian civilization,
~ AZ ss7.t,s, X :, Bostoa Posi- -5-s,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13
New Terms for Advertising. J.

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For one Square--fourteen hnes or less, ONE, ,DoE-
,LAR for the FIRST and FIFTY CENTS 'fOr each
subsequent insertion. irgss
OBIruARr Nor1cEs, exceeding ONE SQUARE,
charged for atadvertis,ug rates
{: Transient Advertisements and JOB Work AUs7
RE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE, ss&. - s.,
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saa.rons.
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13
AGRICULTURAL.
Gotten Seed,

Best SGed- Time Of Planting Mode Of Cat'-
ture-Manues- Best k1nd-Hasg1ossiso--- =,
Gathering Quantity made to.He kdaf--
Best maaner Of prti'ae7ay II for market,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13
The CAMDEN WEEKLY JOURNAL
Is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY By
4 9EIoMAS s wARREN,

AT TWo DOLLARS A-YEAR INyADvANoE,
'or. 7wo Dollars aad Fifty Gents at tie ezpira.
ttion Of Three Months, or, THREE DOL
tLARS- 1T THE END OF FTHE #YEA7e:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13

WAsIHxeroy, April 4-Tlere laEea been
rumors ola reconstruction of The Calumet id
the event Of the defeat of the Kansas Bin toad
NIL tie State euuder the LscomptoE Coy.sti ita-
tich; or evep the State sholI thas
sources that the Cabinet has been aos.is limited
on che policy ofthe Administrator, and that
the best possible feelings aciaate The members
.of the Cabinet - s'HS 20
Letters received from reliable sources. .inSkan-
sas represent the increasing anxiety oflAe,nost
interested class of citizens for the admission Of
Kansas in some form, as the unsettled condition
of the county nterferes dsastrously With busi..
ness pursuits generally. - - '7''st. %
There is no truth in the report that the Got.
ernment has accepted the volunteers for the
Utah army, from New York and Penn sylyania.
Governmens, Oh rhc representation of the
Mexican Minister, received the instructions of
the formal instructions to proven. the departure
Of fllibusters now believed to he preparing 10
invade the Sierra Madre country
No further Indian news received a. Port.
land. .-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13

Within few days seven car5os of ice hare
arrived in Savannah from M,inr.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
1EoI Sale OK Lease.

-E5oI Sale OK Isease.
fF'IIE SUBSCRIBER offers for Sale, or Lease on
term of years the well known property connec-
ted with the
BCEE ysST'A E4UEzBER xAxn,
On Main Street Grass Valley.
Consisting Of tie Lumber Agency q large Garden
fenced and improved, and having upon it $50 Fruit
Trees aud 100 each OF Grape Curra and Gcoseber-
ry vines ana bushes also the George Roberts
House." formerly the - Grass Valley Honsc. -
said House being well located for 81 loon Board
ing House, and would be fitted up such Cor any
person desirous of leasing or purchasing the pren
ses
The Lumber agency is valuable perqu;site, being
connected with the ''Sugar Pine Mil - ana in
constant receipt of the finest assortment of clear
and Well Seasoned Lumber which can be made a
vailable for the Grass Valley Market.
The above premises affords eligible location
for from to 10 House Lots.
D. C. JEILISON
Grass Valley, Nay c, 1858. soft
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
BROO KLYN HOTEL.
COR BROFQW.AV& S.A.YSOJME SITS
SAN FRANCISCO.

e77rA THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL, KNOWN
E.H; and Old Established House is still at his old
sEss- tricks-of f6edhg the public for the low sum
of SLH DOLLARS kas3ER WEEK, and still they come
to partake of his goM and well furnished Table and
as Mr. Kelley is one6 theoneer HeteI Keepers this
city, he pledges himself that there will be nothing
wanting at his Hodse to make the public comforta7
Bile.
the Custom House, Post Office, and also of the up
river and ocean steamers
The House contains number of single and Fa1ni-
y rooms well ventilated suitable for ladies md sin
gle gentlemen.
There is attached to the House Reading Room,
and Library which contains a large number OF Sc
leeted standard%o{ks There is also at the arrival
Of each steamer f3gen, which belongs to the house
TO convey passengers and baggage free of charge
The public are respectfully requested to give the
House a trial.
board per week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Board per day ...: .:.M.................... 100
In5a. Iieals,, - 90
lodging per nlght~>.. so to 70 cents
Lodgings per week. So. Two to Four Polls.
26-3Da J0HANKELLEY ST., Proprietor.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
9OO TEERCEa PATENT COv'D

a
100 bbls. Clear ana Ness Pork,
1o0 half bbs. do.
zoo cases Leaf lard, I0fb tins,
1900 bags Green tjo Coffee,
800 mats Old Govt Java do.
100 drums Co3.sh,
100 mali o5ls. No. l Mackerel,
100 do No. do.
So bbla Carolina Rice,
I0na mats No / China do.
100 cero0ns raw Chilli Peaches
53n l;at> No l China Sugar,
IS hhds New Orleans do
SOC t'i> and half DO Crushed do
100 30 d. Coffee do.
I0op Kegs T syrar aud gals.
30 Sc s. 5ol. 5S 30 Il Co
2Go n21 hbl5 new dried Apples,
l000 boxes Knapp's Candles,
1000 ID Chemical Sperm DO.
$50 90 Belmot cd do, in cartoons
so Go Patent sperm do,
1000 90 Soap,
1000 do Fav's do
1000 boxes Layer Raisins,
1000 half and quarter do.
I00 chests fine Green Tea,
800 cases do do ! aad 2fb caddies,
goo goo do DO: Do d3 Black Tea, 7&fb papers,
I09 90 Sardines, half and quarter boxes,
500 DO assorted Pie Fl 1uits
lG0 90 do Jams and Jeliies,
600 do Ifper's Oysters
500 90 assorted brands do
lo3 DO Fresh I.obsters, 2fb tins,
500 DO Brandy Teaches, 4 gal.
100 do SaIeratus, lib papers,
$50 boxes Colgate Starch,
1900 cases assorted GroEnd Spices,
lG0 Go Ground Cnfee,
80 kegs Fresh Nutmogs,
80 cases Peach Tobacco
55 do Fruit and Mary's Own Do
SO do Virginia Offering do
80 do Grape DO.
80 do Cubanns 90.
$50 do Smoking DO.
For sale by B. F. BREWSTER & Co.
n2s-Im Cor. Clay and Front St, San Francisco
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
QUARTZ MINING MACHINERY.
BRADFORD'S PATENT
ORE EPAR TOR s,

THESE MACHINES are offered for sale and are open
i to the examination of the Mining Community of
California, performing all that is undertaken for
them, viz to concent rate the mineral particles of
the rock after it has been crushed and sized. The
operation is nothing more than mechanically pan
ming OUT but so nicely working that gold can be
panned readily from g black sand" The most i'm
portant application is to concentrate sulphurets
from quartz, doing it rapidly and well. Nothing
new, and are in use a number of mining proper
ties in the older States. Machinery on exhibition
and for sale by JESSE s. BLYDENBURGH.
6 mi Sm I2o Market street, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
ainr,,rs.r Ounl5tics Of Light.

Take an engraving which has been kept IL
dark room, and expose ~one-half of it to
the sunlight the other half being covered
with an opaque screen then take it again
into dark room, remove the opaque screen
and place the whole surface in close prozlm-
ity to a sheefof sensitive Photographic pa
Der. and allow it to remain thus for some
hours. 1t will now be found that the per-
tion of the engraving which has been expo
sed to the light will have reproduced itself
upon the Photographic paper, while no effect
has been produced by the part which was
covered with the screen. Paper exposed to
sunlight, then quickly placed in covered
tin case, will, when set in the dark, radiate
phosphorescent force through round ap-
perture in the lid, and produce a circular
mark on Photographic paper-even impress
sing upon it the lines Of an interposed en-
craving.
The effects of light and electricity depend
upon the molecular structure of bodies sub
jeeted to their influence. Carbon, in the
form of the diamond, transmits light, but
stops electricity carbon in the form of coke
or graphite, into which the diamond may be
transformed by heat, transmits electricity
but stops heat All solid bodies which trans
nit light are non conductors Of electricity,
while all the best conductors of electricity
are Opaque to light.
Some kindsof fish, the trout for instance,
fresh caught from the water, if placed in the
sunlight with green leaf or similar object
placed upon it, for an hour or so, will show
upon its side a we'll defined image of the
leaf, transferred in the same manner as a
photograph is transferred to the sensitive
paper.
All are aware that dark room ia not as
healthy as one that is light. There is an in
visible phosphorescenee that radiates from
walls and furniture e, which exerts powerful
tendency to produce chemical changes great
ly affecting the animate world.
Atmospheric air is changed into ozone by
succession of electrical discharges passing
through it. The effects and nature of light
is as yet but very impcrfec!ly understood ;
it is o subject regarding which much is yet
to be learned and presents o wide and inter
esting field for scientific investigation.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
r E M o VAL !!

! q 'IiiNtIc,
TfG;FTAT}!.ES, SC. &c
IN Iact, the very hest of ever! thing in tic best
style and
ON iTIE -30ST REASO1-zBEE TE32AaS
Having fitted up tie above establishment. with the
deSlgn OF carrying on permanent business, have
adopted the maxim CT - Live and Let 1--we and IN
market affords, and shall in charge more than
a mere living price.
Confidently believing that visitors 70 our village
can where find edua accommodations for the same
money, invite all 10 give me call and see for
themselves
"a J. II. tLARK
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
RuREE1 R1RLUs,:

THE Grass Valley BiSe Society haXe on hand gen
eral assortment S Bibles embellishments For
ale at a slight advaESe On New York prices.
~ neposNoEy at PARKERs
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22

PIE PIANT.-We have ngsin received g
generous supply Of the famous Victoria
Pie Plant 2" from the ranch of Mr. .WorthiBg-
ton. Mr. " is now cutting large quantities
OF this delicious esquent, with which he
regularly supplies bis customers
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
Insolvent Notice.
In the District Court of the 14th Judici-
al District,
Of the State of California

al District,
Of the State of California.
TN THE MATTER of the Petition of THOMAS
i HOLMES, Insolvent Debtor
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Niles Searls.
Judge of the said District Court, notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said nsolvent Thos
Holmes, to be and appear before the Hon. Niles
Searls aforesaid in open Court at the Court Room
of said Court in the said County of Nevada on the
eighth day of June, A. d. 1858, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
of that day. then and there to show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should
not be granted and assignment of Estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and
provided and in the mean time all proceedings aga
inst said InsolVent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said Court. this
7th day Of May, A. D. 1858,
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
By VIM. SMITH Deputy.
GEO g. HUrF, Attorney for Petitioners. so5t
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22

THE NOISY CARRIER, Of San Francisco.
has placed upon our table daily files of the
New York Tribune and Herald, for which
that enterprising person will please accept
our warmest thanks
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22

SG~ We would call the attention Of our
readers to Mr.. Parkar's circular aud ad7er-
tisement Issued with this number Of our
paper. Give him a call and see his desirable
stock Of goods.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
SADDLE AND
NMMMEsS SMNNo

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand is man
i ufacturng and receiving every thing usually to
be found in establishment of this kind and would
say to all who may be wanting any thing in this
line, if they will call at his place of business.
He Will suit them iEa prices.
and quality goods equally well any establish
ment in Sacramento
Mill Street Grass Valley, same building with the
Jewelry Store.
"a W. H. LAMB, Proprietor
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-12-09
An Ohio editor recently attemnted to

AN Ohio editor, recently attempted to
describe the powerful effects Of warm weather
in that section Of the country. Here is cue
instance: "A small negro boy injudicioussy
leaned up against the sunny side of the house
yesterday, and fel! asleep. In few minutss
he began to soften, and in .three-quarters Of
an hour he ran all over the yard His mother
dipped him up in wash tub" There mus,
be an opening in that region Of country. 10
q strv warm place we have heard mention or
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-12-09
-D!ED Recently Of dislocatio.,
St. Cloud, e,ovr. %, 1852

DIED-Recently Of dislocation ct
the spine Mr.. Atlantic 7. Cable. Mr.. Cable
but a few veeks>ago was apparently in Tie
best health, and Communicating freely vita
his friends. since that time. however, he ':<-
takeI to his bed, and, Notwithstanding II.
frequent and powerful application Of electrici-
t., his system gradually became weaker. uus..!
it ceased to react altogether. Contrary ~
the usual custom his taking to his bed We.
made the source Of unqualified rejoicing By h.
friends He rests in pesee-s.- WtIm:ay:s u
IN. G. Journal
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-12-09
Railroads.

As,dearly as we can ascertain, there is
nowSome four or FIVE hundred miles Of
railroad under contract, which is being
1uilt by donation Of government lands,
and the State loan. AS much more. will
be put under contract next spring, and
within a very few years We hope to he as
well provided with railroads as most Of the
older States. By i lengthy and interest
ing article in last weeks paper from the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-12-09

AN! Iowa, dentist advertises that he will
pull out teeth for one dollar dozen.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-12-09
4 Boscobel Tracts.

+ The above account is extracted from !:
delightful little volume recently published IN
der the title Of tales Of Female Heroism
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-22
TIE EDWARD
ASSOCIATION,
philadelphia.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
mo an pesson. Afflicted With Sexual Dis.
800. .uci, A. Sprrmatorfhps, Ssninsi
Impotence. Gonurrlq GA, elect,
~ ,L,,.. H. wee u unanisnn, Or sell
Aus = sc. &C
vtsE HOWARD A ISOLATION
4, y,sw M lie sN,a, destruction Of human
.n,c ,nuse0 h. sexual dir~asr-, aud The oe'
,.,t,.n. nrarticsn utou 'hr unfortunate sic-
VIVA. NJ snrh dire ,r-r by Qascks have 81
reci. 4 thrit Ci,nsnitiug curAron, asn eha'''
,.b,. III. wnriny u their name, 10 Yse
80 tcAL .ryirA GRATIS 'o ati prrsons mus
.tsliei.u. Nho apply " leiier, With a drsrr p.
nn y. thur ,ondiiun NJ, (a.e, c'eup"''o"s
t,,sb,s ~ He Ar.) ard VA case u extreme
covert. 4 d -uitrfna.'o FORMS
Mtpctafs TaEE ~ ca ROE
NJ 1ne loaara AsrD.i,,sun . . benrv'
I, .len, lns iipt On, established ny sprcs1' ~
/, a,nnpnt. ~ iln ff4srf M ne stck aod as
,,~rsd. Nj rted anh NHulsrt aAd Epide"'e
niss,s.s Ii Il hcN o surplus ~ heshss
X u1ich TIE Director. have vote 70 tx2end
,n ADVERTISING me above nutce ~ neea-
ls..ts AID iAst tue srruraslion
M. niohes' ,nrJisal sill " ! z age. ana
y III, iuri ish tive asst approved nto ~ rsa''
ment.
y. I.s, published tv thr association : Report
F, 4. ~o4rr.for,lp. III seminal Nsash.ss'
es vfDnanism. tiuryniinn ~ Sell
Y. Aimee. Ina ufhpr Disease w iiis StAu.'
!. Dr..r 4.hy M. Cun.u!lng - oo, ~ss'
tsiil b. Ssul hy nsil Cn ! Airt 'hse'up'''
..sr w cuA1o. vn shr receipt Of IVY
sgAMf. us r~untanr.
~ -. TX CFp. r.. CALHcrr.
COnsnting S4fzeoa. ho~afd hrs"o'"''o'
= ! Sorfn N,nd street. .'nlsoeipLia.
"' d, ortfr pi Nussiurs.
~ rxRA u HEARTH -, Ffrsiaen'.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-22
MORE 10 BIZ AnAiRED THAN ras'
EyER
.Norn by Kings or Emperor

WHAT WHY A TAI Hf
R.c...e \. n he ornamen, God Himself
cr.vijso IN IA our race. Reader, A~ishov.h
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IVA ,i,r sb.sk. he eve be ever - -parkNng'
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sca snry.l.d harsh and dry, nr ~'fs' -
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M. sr,irr restoration 81 my hsr 60 - uf'R
nal crlnf: bout the 'iwe q my ARRIVAL y"
ill., Uniied States il VAS rapitiy incoming
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April ~. looo.
n o / Wood--Dsar sr-Seme mont
", IL weeks $50 received p Oo'ur ~ y'n
E nair Restorative, and gave y NY w. NJ.
\ concluded "a try il On her hair. little Nh'hA
IL .cg 4, ,o~ time lhai u woNtd restore ihr gfa
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NJ ,sr.yed me 81 all dsnd off and unpie'
III, ,,rli. ". 20 common amcng PERSONS y
,ch p-r-pire freely. n'
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srh mencec fa.lng IL aud 'sr"'nS -fas' ~
sch fast becoming bau, thM ~ 'F
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, 81 yan ten 40. grow out, an turned pcs
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