The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-07-13


WILLIAM BULLEN, JoHSsoSss
* - sJoHN BELroN G'NEALL,
Committees =
P.tS. Ezchanee papers are requested to
! give The above one insertion, osmore as.
they may please
|. The following "words of exhortatfon,"',s
which we clip from the conclusion of 81
homily on "Hard Times in the Spring.
fld field Republic is in our Judgment, excel
lent:
awe have-a word. for debtors who are
pushed 10 the wall Let them not be dis1sn
conragcd-let them NOT be overcome with
despordc1cy. Hope like truth, lies at the
bn!tnm Of the deepest well. On the ashes
of a burnt dwelling may be laid the 'foun- =
cIation Of new building. The darkest
hnuris just before day. After the night
comes The morning. If man stumble,
and fall not, he is holpen on his Journey.
Keepsa clearz conscience. Be honest in
spite oftemp.ation. Keep up your spir-
lis, not by pouring down, but by doing all
that within your lieih f0r yourself and
yours, leaving the result TO lheiand that
moves the world.asAbovesalI, meet your
credilorswith yotr shirt-slceYes rolled up.
not fprfghting, but for hard work. Mind
all these Hints, and you'll be the happier
now, and the better of: hereafter. -,
"a whole chapter 10 Creditors: Do As
You WOULD BE DONE By, Wy
TIE fzrE i Mr.. GRIzzLE.-A very worthy :.
Gshsrmans thlssas esaqhe, Fl Hshd an Search
f1r his body proved unavaiing. After" st.
had been in the water some months, how
ever, it wasF discovered floating upon the
surface and taken to theshore, whereupon
Mr.. Smith was despatched TO convey the
intelligence to the afflicted widow. q
Mr.. Smilh-Wcll Mrs. Grizzle,we have
found Mr.. Grizzlies s:body.
Mrs. GrizzIe--you don't say sol
MIR. S.-Ycs we hare-the jury has sot
on it, and found it full.of GELS.
F. Mrs. G.-You don'ts say Mr.. Grizzlies
body is full of eels!
Mr.. S.-Yes il is. and we want to know
what you will done with il?
Mrs. G.-Why, how manyS cells should
yousthink there is in him7
Mr.. S,-Why, about busheI.
Mrs. G.-Well, then,I think you had
better send the GELS, ,snpfo the house and
set him gain.-zzBoStoa PessssS
sesssSs-s.7 .ss,s; & ~
A LARGE ANpSTIoTaIsHINe Village Z
Cairo, ILL.,. is thus ,setdown upon the land
sreculators' napsss1 It's present condition
is thus and so:. =,
The water is about five feet deep allF
aronnd the house, and the frogs are so ,bu-
sy trying to find logs to set upon, that,tiey
have stopped croaking entirely. The boat
hailed one Of the houses in the evening".
thinking it waSa steamboat; the pilot took
the windows for stern lights. On finding
he was right in townwith his steamboat,
anI this was tavernthe captain pulled up,
and every body lquored.
BY the wayne hear Of these bustles on
every side, or rather we should say on: :ev-
cry back, but we have never yet seen one.
What on earth do they look like?
Orford Mercury.
La! what an ignoramus. Take sheet,
hang it over piece of tape one yard long,
pucker it up, put bolster underneath, and !;
sling it behind like a knapsack low down :
-lhcnput another sheet on YOURSELF tie
a string round your waist, and look in the
glass sideways, and you'll see one of the
most elegant and fashionable bustles ofthe
day.-Richmond Star
A man in Ohio was pursued lately bya
black snake. A II atzonce it occurred 10
him. just as the reptile was preparing to
Jump al his throat, to run round small
birrh tree, which stood in his path, as tight
as he could spring, He did so, until he
got the creature ina sNARL, when stopping
suddenly, he threw back somerset, and
The snake trying to follow him, tied him
srlfn HARD KNOT! Can you swallow
that!
'Wi,l you have me. Sarah?' said young
man to modest girl mo, john. said
she-'but you may have me If you will
Dear innnccnl creature! This reminds !
US dr ti.c.girI whose sweetheart stole a kiss :