The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21

No slage OF earl! tolls more than hc,
TErour:. Summers !rat and Winlc,---
How can you !:T NON nj, t!c:,
! Nr,cicc! 10 pay :hs Pr.aier2
Your other bill. you promptly pay,
! Wherever yvu do 20 a'-
Tie butcher for his meat is paid,
| Fo7 "snndtles" is the grocer:
| Tho tailor ard the shoemaker,
The halter an, the winter,
Nj get ,her pay--f.''a chy nrg!ect
Ir9scitis RI! tie Printer?
EErPAoR2I%anr CASE oF DISEASE AID
DEAYrt.---i'Lc remarkable illness and recent
death of f!rs. ~. G. Dca,e, Of Washing
ton City, aged 5+, is thus described in let,
ter TO the Baltimore Sun: Twelve years
ago she was suddenly attacked with pain in
one of her feet. 1t grew worse. The usual
remedies failing, The skIII(nl services OF the
late DR.. Thomas Sewail were obtained.--
Months and years rolled on. Her physician
invited additional medical talent. The case
assumed singular character. Many mem.
bers of the faculty Of this city, and occa-
sipnally distinguished members from other
places, were afforded opportunities 10 cx-
anime the case. ut, notwithstanding all,
the disease gradually and unceasingl gly pene-
traled the entire system; bone after bone left
its position and worked ont throug n the hcsh:
while some parts Of her body seemed to un.
dcruo quite transformation. DR.. SewalI
styled it "bonc cancer" 1t was literally
such He also stated TO the writer that do
ring his tour OF observation through Europe,
"a short time previous TO the conversational
he had found but ne single solitary parallel
case to thus. Within the last few months all
eruption had disappeared, but it was appear:
enl that the disease had taken deep hold OF
the vnaIs. She gradually lost her appetite
then it became impossible for her TO partake
of any kind of Diet without extreme suffer.
ing. Thus, under cxcruciating pain. unpre-
cedcn,cd in the annals Of medicine, did Mrs.
E. Iingcr without single favorable symp-
tom from the first moment Of attack. 1t is
remarkable, however, that she retained al
most uninterrupted possession OF her facuI.
ties, and with clear, intelligent mind would
distinctly describe her suffering and com
p!acentlv exhibit to her friends, her mutlla-
:el C.rn,. But Mrs, II. was christian and
seldom q murmur was heard fro m her lips.
A MAMMOTH HOG. b. invitation, we
visited the Hog sly Of our fellow citizen,
MR.. T. Gamble, on Tuesday last, to in.
spcct an animal, (raisc,i by himscif,) from
the Bedford aud NNoburn breed, and must
acknowledge that it far cyceIs everything
we have ever seen. We did intend to give
description OF his hogshIp. but omit it for
the present. inasmuch as we have been re-
uarSlcd to publish the following:
a CuALLrNaE.-.Hr. Edi'or.-Tou will
please pahsh that The subscriber challenges
the citizens o!' THIS or any OF tie adjoining
SraLcS, 10 exhibit Oh or before the first Oi
January nex;, a ilot which wI,i outweigh or
cxrc! The animal which was exhibited to von
ON ru..S,!av !a~l aHd winch was raised EY
mvs~it. Is az inI&c&'ncrs. i propose
prc.alum Of Silver cup, value nf &;25, to
be awarded ~ ~" rarly wHo uay :al 10 cx-
h!'.p The mos. superior a@imaf. Address the
subs:.l:,:. j; ,:'"- ;5oro' :. {.
j. +. GAMBLE.
GroarArrsy.--"Elow many poles are
there p
"Thrac.'
Nam" lhc;n.'
"Tnc <orin Pole the So..th Pole, and the