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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
NOTICE
TO Delinquent GtoOk- Holders

In the PaoiM0 Quarts Mining Company.
NoLtCe e hereby given, TO the following delinquent
~ AockhoadeSe, that. 10 accordance with law, the
Trustees o. said Cooperation viii expOse 70 public sale
10 ont Of Tie RacAe oaAsss M Of The hour q o'clock
?. up on
Monday. July I'd, 1880,
me annexed list Of shAre: 10 the Capital Stock OF said
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

I. o. o. F.-There will be q regular Meeting
Of Zcta EncAmptment, No 5, o. o. r, on the even.
ing Of the second Tuesday Of June next at Odd Fcows
Hall, when business Of Importance will be considered.
Patriarch are requested to attend punctualy.
BY order, JOHN SALMON, Scrbe.
PlacerVillc, May Goth, 1860. my26-3t
Notice.-There will be a Meeting of the
FL Dorado County Agricultural Society at COloma on
Saturday the 9th Of June, 1860. full attendance of
the members is desired business Of Importance will he
brought before the meeting BY order of the President
A. II. HAwLEY, sec'ry.
MAJ
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
COlOma, May 10th, lSsO.

The Physician is often blamed for want of
success In his treatment when the disappointment In the
recovery Of the sick l. to he traced 10 the
Impure medicines. Robert White, Apothecary, 10 paying
particular attention TO the compromising physcians pre.
scrptions and family recipes medicines OF undoub,ed
purity. Robert White Medical Hall Is appointed agent
Tor mos OF the genuine Patent Medicines,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
Encourage Home Industry!
HOMEMADE HAVANA CIGARS.

TENHE ssbseFbers vouIA respectfully Annoupee to The
pubIe In general that they have opened Cigar Pa
tory the Oasis" building. AAa street, Pserrvfr.
wh' The choicest vAEteties Of Havana Cgan
fAeture,I. from The bsst HavAnS Tobacco. We invite
smokers TO give . eAH, and boy only Of our
made Cigars they vii be Sstsard that Havana CSATS
BE- Manufactures here - Sei ~ IN Havana
Country AL City Traders uoud and 70 their in'eresi
10 call upon before purchasing sseShssS ~ We
supply them at hover than oheV deAlsTB II
CITY NJ P1AeerVIle. LOFTS LEVY co.
Jr2 Oasis Cigar DasnA, EAeeTvie.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
SleriR'a Sale.

JOhntOwn, May 2Ith, Isso.-'lm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
@lOO.
SPORT.


A MATCH GAME OF BALL,
FOR NIO0 eide. will he played on SUNDAY NENT, At
the SHAMROCK BALL COURT, OIL Georgetown st..
between two well Known Citizens Of Placeryie and two
Gentlemen from the County. Other Matches will come
OF immediately amer, for smaller Gums.
Ir9 CIIAs STYLES, Proprietor.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

New York House, sos Broadway.
mig 3ul2d
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
den galtimprer Stfapenfdiffes.

den g1lttmcrer 9 t1aDenf9iffea.
= Das Oampfidiff Bbilapelpbiu, ba8 BON
Oapanl1 in 9eip Yorf anfa1n, brinet fcl9en<
ben Nns5us aus einem cubanilden Blattc:
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ei19ctrpffcn, iprrnod an ncn 8aborna8 elm
S4rner nit 365 Afrifanern G6iiIbru0 lit.
Der Gapitan uno tcr Stcuermam murOen
perb1ftet luo uad NalIau 9etradt. Otan
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lrell, @apt. 9iidk BON Baltimore it,"
IS it pieS pbne 3welfel oallelbe S9iff, na8
am 20. Suit bel Ntucp l~tranpetc uno oellen
ltberlebenoe Afrifaacr neblt 3 bon Der Manlls
l4aft AM %, nad 9tallau sebradt murcelt,
Sin Sr8elorebe r / II RGtDen. -
Sin Sr9clpreber Namen8 So9n Nntcu murte
9eltern Sprlnitta9 uer9oftet utter Der Nntla9e,
Dap CT ea8 Grottoir bei'nl 2erin9tcnz Wtarft
peri pert babe, inoem CT BORT cinen Wtenlden,
banicn INN lid lalnmelte. Man bradte i'm
ppr SrieoenSridtcr 2psan, Der ibnla Die iiblide
Strafe auferle9te. Der Srsellpieler trfldrte
aber, bob er oa8 @elo lieber III Der Sail abs
lisen ipplle. Gr uno ber Nffe, ben er auf leis
ner Sr9el ftBer bat, ipuroen oemsenldB auf'8
StatlcnSbalS 9ebra4t, Inn bier bic NbIabrt
nad Der Sail ab5uparten. Der Sr9elln1nn
pertrieb lid in5milden bic j3eit babur9, baB ct
in benz Wa95ln1mer ieinem NiIen llnterri9t
CAB. @iler Der anrpelenoen 3uidauer brpbte
Der Boli5ei ben Brp5eB pe9ea ufdlldlider Ser
baftnn9" 3t MAIDEN, ba lie fein Hedt babe, ben
Ifen fei5ubalten.
Gtnbru9.- Sn elmer Der lesten 9td6te
purbe in Die Bpbnun9 oeS Srn. @eaper, 9tr.
10 9tobltr. eingebrcaen; bic 5pibbubeu ers
bra6en einen Softer uno ltablen paraltS $25.
Cine Quautitdt aleiper batten le tereitS gum
6orttrasen 5ulammensepadt, lieDen le aber
liesen, ba le au9enl4einlid burd, ir9enO cine
8eweguns I'M Sanle aufseI4eudt murDen.
ferb 8bteb a 81 - SIM Dpnnerlta9
Nadt ipdt muroe in ben Stal OeS Srn. Bm.
Gaplor Bel ieincm @obnbau8 i'll Srantlintr
ein9ebrpdeu ullo ein nertbrrlleS BferD p1raus
seltcblen. Man bat 8eroadt auf einen fritber
BET Srn. Eaplpr an9e ltelten Wann, pa man
Jpn Dpnnerlt19 Nbenps in Der 9edbe peS Stal=
les bate nmber9eben ie9en.
Seine Citing be8 Grtmtnale
@eridts. - G8 fiupet beute bic iiblidYe
Samltas8.S iBnn9 ni4t ltatt, oa Jfi6ter 8pno
abweieno lit.
Court Of GommpnY tea8.- Slid,
ter Wtarlbal 1T 9eltern lad 8pltpn abSereilt
ea miro ollp porerit feline @utl9eiOung Der ga
baflaoenfra9e e~rfelsen. 5HTa .g9
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0r. 0mfelan1's beribmtea

Dftlt 9rGHhltU it .-
etb%erbtlhwerbcu, DiSpepFI une 8elbluttt trcit
Ihe Obcr uerU6it 56pdhtn, Observation-Disclosures
unt atle RgauFbeiten, melbe BON pertprbentln W q,
gen pbtr Der 2tbtr sntlte6sn.
ss:*'.aIs ttrfDgfans. lnnsrI Is ptmoribtn NneraHq D'
breaata, WppetlttSFatttt, 5dpert I'm Vtaaen, S6wdAs uns
t5fts @tfabl I'M Wassn aRS unterlstb, 5&wertr 4tbsm
3eriflSpfsn Sow $e Der aaeen. 8lsitn IN BEN @sf4t
ptrbsa Der 5aut uub austn, SsltsHat6en, S4rasrsu In
Ridst anO ben @Ittbsrn, 6ibt I'm Scpf ana Urennta I'M
8lttfG. Bansi9tstt uub gtttSsretl&la atEtst
Dis Gtsentbamtr e~mpFsblsn bttie @lebtJin Der anfHfrtlanh-
'it bs e~nbIttams. fer ~lbertsaet BON BEN 9DsttR une er
dngsmeRtNGeit ~blr1eIstn fur das Qsibsn. tSpfhr Re %spffetens
~smpfobitn wtre. IS TT tIss tstn neues In6 unetprnftes
Wlittsl, fpntern eines, tGs felt 10 Satrsn bts YFntuns psr benz
dneritantIben Wrlfe befanbeR Sat uh beheN Wuf une Bee
iauF Ets itst mod ssa ttntm Habtrn trtt3t tpurte. DIS
3stsntdt. rsh&e ~tsratnte ae aasseethnsts Asrtte nno yts'
Satpcricnen aus aGsu 3ettteu bitfet 2dnbes ~ Vunten 8eetn
sebta ins ~uns.ptusre unb tdtaenaus Dur&Itfsns bts affair
It'd BON benz Vtsenttlmer p~ubItairten Nlnaana&s, DtIGtn 0tF:
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Ben uneISaSlaatn l~btrituatn, bs bitfts 4itters mirns& bf
seribmtbsIt y~trbtsHt, utE&t Is trIarst bat.
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DR.. Hufeland.
0oIIamiiher @crbtdI

fGr fSnsas SstIans BON 9ua.n. GrEaltuns, Sneusnien, Sr4a.
ne, &auptu sails nnb 3Gtlr6trtHensinbuus, Mnssttruna unl
rtaa npb nSeIt&, @r,c slsrun9 fur Mle AT bteitr Rrantpttt
e~sietnf., ftlbf In ben ltSttn StaSitn.
Dtsfs ~btrabntts Preparation III sIet& benz Blttstn %suStrIal-
EG. Gs ID far cine RlaSt BON RranEtttttn ~bsftntlat, ht
unb eefdbrlt@tr ais dQt anhett btutn bic 1eHSts
nsr bttGts eanbes unttrwprftu Hnb Rranfeetttn ktt BON Il.
aer tlsinsn Gr7altunG %bcrribren. Or. Ben, bttfe este 6s;t.
De &utbpritdt fat; SD mia nt6t btbaupten, bas ,Ralt'
fir uns 1t, waS bic Ytf unb tAs eett 8tsker fur btt Bsupt.
nr dnbsrtr 8sntn fnb, absr Id tam beetnnat serFhern, hss
lie uas 8rnntbsiitn Won arSetrsr GtfabrIt&Ettt une ntssI
SterbefdIe ~tnfutrtn,
Gtns wsttsr, Prob, Der satftBIt&eu GtfderIi3ftit Der ssa
tiner tltiueu &rFdItuns entfttsnben &rduttdttn, tttGt n& EH
ttatm 8ltd aber uaAAttsnbt aus sen gsrt&tsn beS bbtIattIs
ptta @tunbbtitsamtts sntnpnment GcbsGs GrgSheu @Rls
ldeelpbtd dnertdnnt etaG Der 9~tiunbtftn 9 table Der Nntch u
ala ha * nhaMAt u.
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8idtiS fiir iuuSe 2eutel
81. Gamipn's umS Or. 9acpfc's
OeutldJ : fransDliId,e Seildu1faIt

0entld} : tran5DrlHe 0elIdl11taIt, 10
SIP SroaSwap, benz st. @idplaS 9Dtet aeseniber, &er- yorf.
Die gtUbweatiSfeit in arontpetten Der GeiGS! %dtsOrsane cine
rattOaele unC biaiSte ge9anSSlans Gem etallden gaSlttutt Der Ser.
SpeciattSt I'M enteeltitGt 0iatb 5u ertbeitsn.
Sn bielen 70 wtdti9en uebeln lit itre S~ebanolune araloe nit
berieutaen, melde IN Ser 9ariler SrartS anaemanbt mo Spn W1Gn.
iteru, tpte @icprp, @elpean &C. rerreten wirb.
Tim ou6 bier biefe 70 ~erfplerei6e MettCbe e~injufibren, Bat Sr.
Or. Gazette epn benz Hospital des Veneriens In paris ffh be-
mpsen seiIbt, etn 8wetpbureau IN 9tep-yort IN Obiser Infalt
anSuleeen, no ieine unb Or. Wiepr6's grGparate tets S~Urr6tbta
TGt mer6en.
Yerirnep, wet&e nit senerthen DSer setcimru 8~rantbeiten Be-
tattet faO, Sur& gamciersdIe, notwithstanding Sosr ionftse @ns.
ihmetiunaen TIRE @efunbbett beruntergebraht baben, an We666t
ni6lHmSHe. 0ineru Ser @fnber, Mu8enf1wd6e, NudenlHEer;en.
oser wO6l ear iAOn an s0at0@ aatrs,ss S%1sIpt as s, Gssr dSsl$le&ts-
Ssn ' Gle ,psrsen fiber gebetlt Obne In ibrem @sl9dftrn aefErt
sm werben. -
,rtS ntaoneHlde Wiittel anaereuSet.
anb Trirb per Gorreponbens In 8riefen 9att ertteilt. mems
einseidlcfen Gub. Spl6e Srtete bttetmat an 8Or 1916 pot
Office glew- gprt ~ abfeliren.
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@ertboe Na4abmun9en Inb i'm Nlartte. S1ant nab her
g6aHernrarte. n9oaorpaY. Stew. Dort uno 2onbon" aufiebem Slot
pes @sbrautstndes bttsS @e16dtssei@en unb i3eu9nlb BON
Ae4tbett tant bentltH 9eIebcn peroea, wenn man 6as Slatt Sms'
i9dubli@e Sdtl9un9en +,
gu baben in Der Sabrit $50. 80 0saibsu 9anc Iep. gert anO bel
allen Orl9Jltsa 81 20 8ts.. 63 @ts. nnb 81 bic S9a9tel.
(Dp6S) ' ss
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Mn Sic @amen.

- 17--@ q EW pe NUn1cll.
q Dr Samlon'6 iMb Qoerite'S NrSnetuittel fir Granfbetten
lit beren Office 3u ertaltGn. @pnlnltatienen unentGeltltd.
Die Yarlcr ~Uerllbertet pilen CUR Serfe tuneO Der mruntliGen
@einieune mtren nit Or6ster Sider6ett, cne Sdtneraen CSer
lOnfise lnbeauenliGtett pber @eiabr NIB irerSen per gpf fret
mad oIeu Tbeilen Der Gtobt peer res QanbeS mad @iaffntune pn
So an Npr 1916. YpR-OIFce Meip-gprt. nterlGtft
Damenfrantbeiten, rite petber 0luB, @eparmulerNoriau &c.
49, Seiluna aaranttrtl
III Hefoabere 0iulmer fir DamsH9 5 10iS1u@
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NEcxtcasl IGIjstaias LininleHt.

Intrinsic virtue alone 0ud insure the success which
tlIis article has Gtt&neG For rheumatism Salt Ecui
Burns Bruises, Stiff joints or GaldS, Sprain, PCc
Evil and swc.ngs upoi Horses, it has no equal No
person will be without who has tested its value" and
with reference to the general estimation o. the
Mustang Lnimcnt cap chccrully say that 10 article
ever performed so many cures in Our ncighLorho0d
this. L. W SMITH. hagsfeM Conn" S. LEITciI,
Esq, Hyls PLrk, W. writes, ''that the horse was
considered worthless Rls case was spavn) but since
the FREQ uso of the Mustang Liniment have sold him
for $50, Your L.nimHnt is doing wonders up here.
Such testimony is reaching US ever day The half is
not told Every family should hayeS it. Beware of
iu;miioas The gcnate Mustang issod by all res
pcclablo dealers throughout the world.
BARNES & PARKE Proprictors.
i Ill
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TIE SECEDERS SrSTAlNEr-Contrary to cur fears
the returns Of the County Conventions throughput the
State appointing delegates to the Mllcdgevillc Con.
vention, indicate overwhelming rcpudation of the
doctrine Of squatter sovereignty and show enthsi-
astic approval Of the noble position Of the seeding
delegates Tile people have at last assumed the pre-
rogatiyr of acting for themselves without reference
to the interest or sympathy Of national asprants and
appeals in bChalS Of the harmony Of u party at the
sacrifice Of constitutional equality, longer heed
ed. The mails this week bring reports from Gynn
Mcintosh, Liberty, Buoch, Ware, Wilkes, Floyd and
some other Counties in which resolutions sustaining
the scccders and the majority platform, were passed
by largo majortcs.
Meetings have been held in nearly fifty Counties
and Richmond is the only one in which there has
been any emphatic approval Of the doctrines Of squat
ter sovereignty In Warren, Hancock, Columbia, and
Green, similar resolutions were adopted, by small
meetings in the latter County by the vote Of the Chair
the meeting comming to tic.
In Morgan, Newton, and other Counties. delegates
were scNt to Micdgcvile untrammcllcd, but chiefly
anDo,glas delegates were selected and the prevailing
sentiment is one Of unqualified hostility to the Little
Sqnattcr and his Territorial lcrcsics.
IuglLStu UtSy1fch
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a correspondent of the Steele Paris, tho government
organ orFrance writes from Tunis Algicrs, as follows
Our College o! philosophers at home, may and
probably tic accomplish grc;,: deal for the CAUSE Of
science but tho Americans arc the people 10 turn
these discoveries to practical #ccounts.Alany of the
modern inventions i'll use hero urc American, and ono
American chemist, DR.. j. G. Aver Of Lowell supplies
much of the medicine consumed in this country. His
Cherry Pecoral Pills, Sarsaparilla, and Aglo Cure
SLi;ute tie staple remedies here because they ocsy
application sure i'll their results and have tic confidence
of the people W,c the science ollncicnc carried to
higher perfection i'll our own country Qrnce) than
any otlcr it strikes Frcnchman little singular that
an American Physician should furnish TIC medical skin
and remedies for Principal Province.
We are happy TO inform "I,r readers that these
superior medicines which the Empcrors principal
Province is obliged TO get from America may be had
by or neighbors, mt MCkAlNS 1t.
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,yhe Lancaster. Rail Road.

Me have no disposition 10 enter into lengthy and
unnecessary discussion with our neghbors of Lancas
ter on the Rail Road question. They want Read
and viii be getting one if they can. If in their
Judgement anotherroute than Camden is tonght best
be tso, we havcno right to complain they can and
will we presume, do as they please We are satisfied
however that our position in the matter is misunder
stood, by some, and fear wiully misconceived by
others If there is an enemy to the prosperity of
Lancaster in Camden weare not aware ofthe fac and
the tender which we hope to make of $l5O.0O0 from
The Town and District to aid in the building ofn Road
will be offered good faith by u.s. and if not accepted
by Lancaster the fault win be theirs not There
IS no sense in euarreling distractions by the way
and whatever be themOhue influencing the people Of
Camdenin trying to build Road, itappears to us that
Lancasteris not particularly interested in knowing
Mr. BLACK certainly shows tie proper spirit and ap
pretiaton of the matter in his willingness to accept
the aid Of Camden let the zsot;ve be what itmay.
Lancaster does not propose to build road to Bishop
vile or Camden from any special interest loyethey
may feel in, for; these places-not at all It is for
their own benefit that suca road is desired ammo
one blaes them for is natural and right that such
feeling should obtain Be that it may our friends
should not bear aown quite so hard on Camden, where
they are acting on precisely the same principle.
The point is simply this! When We offer Lancaster
$4,000 to aid in buildings road will they take it?
Or do they intend TO mock US with nominal offer of
assistance whilst they are anxious and determined, if
they can, TO go to the N E, Road. LettliS question
be settled and there is need for other sGc issue
,-ulnecesssry waste of breath
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WAsfIiSdFo June

ts<Qles-' i'r5.f
In the Senate to-day Mr.: Hale introduced q resou,
tion; inquiry concerning tho Naval Bruins
wick, Georgia, which was adopte rostaf DE,
fcieney b;Il was up aud discussed length, a
proposition TO resi- BABEL oDStLe mail line to
Havana was and thosbill amended SO as to
advertise proposals for teroute between Charles
top anil Havana. The bill, es thus amended, passed.
proceedings of Congress, to-day, were unimpor-
tant.
In the Senate the Postal Deficiency Bill was passed
after striking out the restoration Of certain curtaed
mail services, which had passed the Horsc. The
striking out was carried by majority Of four.
A personal misunderstanding between Messrs
Houston, Of Alabama, and Train, Of Massachusetts
occupied the attention OF tie House for several hours
1t resulted in Mr. Houson's apologsing to the House
for violation Of the rules when resolution of censure
was withdrawn.
The Japanese leave Washington on the 5th, go to
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
N.Y. Boston and New York. where they will arrive on
the Goth. They will remain in New York until the
Niagara Sails which is expected to be on July It'll
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The Farmer q planter.

We nre glad to hear from Mr. r, M STOKES the
perseverpg proprietor that this excellent monthly
viii be put safely through It is capital paper and
should be largely sustained
MrSToKEs has recently issued from his well ap-
pointed tNev JOB Office handsome pamphlet COM
prng the transactions Of the State Agricultural So
cie ofsouth Carolina for 1853 compiled by Col R. j.
GAGE the; excellent Secretary. It is one of the best
specimens Of Bpogrd optical execution that We have
seen, and. IS a useful book for reference
Mr.. srokEs has experience of thirty years, and
IS decidedly one the best practical printers that We
have ever known. He has an excellent Job Office,
ands prepared to execute alorders in that line with
unusual neatness and despatch, and at lOv prices.
We shall notice the Planter and Mr., Stokes again
yery snon .-5r751-
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Sands Earsaparilla,
TI:r Great american Remedy
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD,

WILL Br FOUND \ CERTAIN CURE FOR ScRoFrLA AND
Scyofsi,gs Di,o,de,s as an Alraivs and Eengrattny
-!gen II is UneQudEed!!
A PLENTIFUL supply Of pure blood is essential
N to animal lilc When the proper circulation OF
vital fad is impedcd sickness is the inevitable con-
seu,,cncc the sccrctious become unhealthy. the liver
bccomcs c!ocgcd with impure bile which forced into
thesvsten, v;;iatas and ames tic blood. cnGendcr-
in. sc.o!ua and cutaucous and hillary disorders.
SANDS EGzs5zEARIGlA
will gently stimulate the unctions Of the stomach and
bowels to q regular and healthy fcon, and without
nausea or pu:gins cypc adr'~ :rious accumulatons,
purify the blood slali&c cniton promote per-
spratoll imprtyc the appetite imltart tone and vSor
to the system and grndIily but surely cHtirpatc the
disease causing ali ,sigy cNcrcscnces to disappear
aud leaving tic skin perfectly smooth and flexible
Price 81 90 per bottle. or bottles for 50 co.
dxk for Sund,' !SirmgayiHn Gnd tike no other.
Prepared b. A. B. Il D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fnlton-strect corner Of William. New York
For sale in Camden by JOHN J. MCK.AIN.
June AZ -
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GLOVE ANoDTNE TooTHACuE DRops.-Thc en-
cruciating torment Of cotlIace ean be speedily rcev
cd By this delightful remedy without fear Of nuring
the gums OF teeth Eminent Dentists say they use it
daily ia their practice aid that il has enabled them 10
preserve many valuable teeth that mus otilcrwlso
have been drawn Try il yourself and recommend it
10 others 81
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7c7a>e~s-1y TE1E AGENCY OF TEFE
ssNS. -Zs5 Charleston Mercury, Southern Guard
ian, Columbia; Sumter Watchman, Lancaster Ledger
and Field e. Firesle is in the hands of the
Editor Of the JoURNsL, who will take special
pleasure i'll giyng prompt and efficient attention to
anv bus!ncas -.7nncctc e. leE-e=a AL Of these
papcrs.
Subscribers in Camden and vicinity will save them
selves trouble by calling upon the Agent here, who
will always bc happy tdattend to their wishes.
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Town EEcct!ES.

cEsTlIE TAN PAYERS OF CAMDEN ARE
requested to meet in TowS HALL. Wednesday, to-
morrow) Eornny. at II O'clock tofndicate the amount
which the Cooperation shall subscribe to the proposed
Lancaster Rail Road J. b. KERSHAW,
dune sit Intcndant
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T.n no@p@CEUS
OF TIE
Blue Ridge II erald.

CN or abou: Tie ist Of .T"ly reNt, we will issue
~ weekly Literary. Political and Family NeEspa.
per, with ll.e above tI'c.--Thc Herald will be DO
voted 10 L.tcraIu.c Scicee Politics Morality, Agri'
culture and General Intelligence. 1t Shall be our aim
to make it independent in nj things, nenira! IN none.
In politics we shall adhere Internationally to no
party or faction ut.s.uiI advocate States Rights
and Southern Ccntder.cr latey eI ability
We-tsaif estcrs- to make our racr ofintcrcst to
the gencar reader as well as 10 those OF orr local
'lrieuds who riuy flavor with t'eir patronage. We
will devote especial labor 10 the internal progress and
genera; prosperity of our Mountain District" With
no cxuayagaUt premises for The usefulness and benefit
Of the Herald" we trust it mny equal any weekly
Of tie Stale iihopost c3rts for tie promotion Of the
general eiiure and wel-bcing OF society.
Warren t. Marshall, formerly editor Of the "WaI-
halla Bauuer" will assume The editor a charge Of the
political and general intelligence departments While
Fletcher Smith will have te editorial conrc Of the
Literary, Moral and Agricultural Departments oi the
"Herald."
III order to bring the "Heald" within the reach
OF ali who may dcsc il, We have determined to
furnish it ut 81 80 pc! annun', to he paid in adrarcc
iuua,idLiy Persons who Wish 10 subscribe may dos
by undressing US at Waihaila, S. G.
MARSHALL L. SMITH,
EdiIOIS md PrOprictOrs.
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ca3~MRs. WIN SLOW, AEEixpEnIENcED
Nurse and female p ,y<ir,n, las a Soothing syrup
for children cctlne. Which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess Of lectlliny by spIlcingdhc gums, reducing ll
inalua;ion--wl ;,!,y allpa, aml is sure 10 rrgrI-
late the ,bowcs Dclend upon it, mothers it will give
rest to yourselves and relief and health loyor infants.
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
hssirncc's Ga,c.

Popular Literature, Novels, &c.
ENL TUKElUES by lie Author oft!c l.ampliglter.
u FkIARSWOOD POST OFFICE, by tie Author
Of the Heir OF Rcdc!iic
TYNLEY HALL hy Thomas Hood.
MADEMOlSELLE MORT: 4 Tale OF Modern Rome.
BERTHA PERCY. or. LESrERANCE, by Mar
garct Field.
SALMAGUNDI by Irving Paulding IA new Ed
iiinn. ~
EUTLEDGE; a Novel.
The Semi Detached House.
Popular Astronomy, concsc elc hehtary treatise OF
the Sun, Planets and Comets, ny O. NJ. Mitchell Z
Southern Wealth and Norlern Profits.
Memoirs Of the Durchess o! Orleans.
lIumbolts Correspondence
Aboriginal America, by Abtot'.
?uns!lou's Lectures and Sermons.
Masoaic ocal Aanre aid Pocket Text Cooks
- I7rracE on .hc THs<r, by Collins.
Tie Throne OF David, Illustrative OF tho Spend%E
Power and Dominion Of DaIIG. d israel; BY
Rev J. II. Iugral!am.
May 80 >. A YUM.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

But bow before the vii, of Cod
And when He c!.asteuI kiss the rod
. His parents SX brotl!ers and numerous relatives
are left to mourn their rrearable loss but they greye
not without hope, and look Forward with joyful antici
patton to blissful rc-unic beyond the tomb where
death never enters: and sorrows never come. II.