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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-27
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AN ENIGMA,
FOR STUDENTS INGEOGRAPHY.
lam composed of IA letters.
.My3l 2, 5, ii, 8, is a county in Mississippi.
My2, 5, @, 2, ]2, is River in Ohio.
NY 8, 4, IL, 6, 10, is Mount in Russian
America,
Ny, 4, 5, D. is the Capital of Peru.
MY 5, IL, 6, 4, IL, Z, 8 is an inhabtant Of
the South of Europe.
My 6, lS, !, 4, 6, l1,9, Z, is Town in
Georgia. -.
My I, ID, g, 10, is Mount in Africa.
My 8, 5, 4, 3, is River in Egypt.
My 9, 9, 8, 13, 3, lois Town in France.
NY 10, g. S., 3, is River in France.
My l., 5, 8, l3, 3, is River in Brazil.
My IL, 10, o. 7,5, 4, is a Town in the Rus
sian Empire.
My 1867 is a County in Iowa.
My ID, 3, ID, was famous Archer Of
Switzerland
Ny complement is the name of late Queen
.of May.
A solution is required. E1TWAN.
Lancaster, Aug. Is.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.
az: composed ofl9 letters.
My /, l5,6, 2, ID, Is, 3, 6, is County in
fGeorsi.
My ,. Is, 10, is City in Hindostan.
My3, Is, 5, S., 10, II. II, is County in
Kentucky.
My a, II, 10, a, 6, is Town in Kordofan.
My5 l, 7, 6, 6,5 is a Mountain in the In.
,dian Territory.
Ny 6, 4, IA, 10, 3. is River in Europe.
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.ppoacl,ed deaths door he was as odd as ev.
IL. He could not bear the idea Of any one see.
i@g him, OF entering bis room; for fear that they
would soil his clothes, step; on bis shoes, or do
some other darnage, and in this state he died,
"unwept, uupitied, and uneared for" although
worth Il fortune of $S0000.
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THE LITTLE BOY THAT sWE>Rs.

IHE LII LIZ Bt)G lHAt SW T. NRS.
Passingl along, the other day. heard boy
about seven years old violating the third IN
nr,ndmcnt which says: Thou shall not take The
arms Of the Lord thy God in uain, $c The
inlie fellow was securing, though perhaps he
didn't know it, Now this seemed rather shock.
ing, TO me. have Lecn always used to hear
ing profanity from men, and boys too, but NJ"
from boys of six or seven years of age; and |
was led to inquire something about the little
stranger, for did not know him. His father
belong: to the church. bt his mother, with ev.
err breath .,uost, takes her Makers name in
vain; anil Reuben for that is his name, initiates
his mother. and she thinks him very smart
But. ah. il he lives. she may change her nation.
nr be will certainly give her pain and sorrow
som" day, for he is a very had boy. lie dis.
ohrys his parents, particularly his muher {;
fights his lhlr brothers and sisters, and does
every thing that he ought not no do: and if be-
does NJ" change. will make had man; nobody
wll love him. and every good man will avoid
him. And my little friends, if you ever mi"el
MIN, or any other Reuben thai sweas, run from
him, he will hit you or get you in'" fight, or
b. may tempt yp, 10 say bad rords, which Is
very wrong. The Bible, you know, says:
srear no. a, m And again. the L"rd ~W
not holG him guilfness hh takeih ms name IN
rain. TAX. care then. li,ile fellows; mind
how YOU swear: ii is sinful. and will n"l z" un
punished. Bul il is moi only sinful, il is foolish,
is nn' smart, and does no good. Boys, when
they first begin to .wrar. ihnk il makes them
men. &c; hul take INV word inr il, nnb"dr else
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are inclined to sleep and eat at the same time
and in the same quantity, and perform in the
same manner other similar acts. tits supposed
that when they are asleep. touching one a.
wakens both, but when awake, an impulse CIV
en- to one does not affect the other. The slight.
est movement of one is soon perceived by the
other, that careless observer might think they
acted simultaneously. No part seems to have
perception common to both, except the mid
die of the connecting substance, and its neigh.
borhood; for when an impression is made at this
part, 1t is felt by both, while beyond this space
it is left only by the one Of the side to which
it is applied.
FROM the limited vascular and nervous con-
nection that can be discovered, DR.. Warren
supposes that the influence of medicine. trans
nlittcd from one to the other, would be incon-
siderable; and the same would apply to most
diseases-for instance eight fever would not
probably extend from one to the other; while
diseases communicable through the absor.
bents OF, r,capillaries, las small pox) would be
readily transmitted. The beatings of both
hearts coincide exactly, as also the pulses under
ordinary circumstances; if one exerts himself
without the other his pulse alone will be quick
ened, while the latter is unchanged They
breathe also exactly together.
This harmony in corporeal functions would
lead US to ask If there be similar harmony in
the intellectual functions if they are identically
the same persons. There is no reason to sup
pose that their intellectual operations are any
more the same than they would be in any two
persons, confined together, educated under SIM
liar circumstances, and with similar habits and
tastes.
Then would come tire question whether they
could he separated with safety. Perhaps s1ch
an operation would not be necessarily fatal, but
the peritoneum may be continuous from one
to the other and the opening of this great seri-
Gus cavity might be attended with dangerous
symptoms. Should one die before the other,
it should be Immediately performed but no sur
geon would be justified inattempting such an
operation to free them from mere inconveu-
ence; which Inconvenience, if we may believe
reports of their domestic affairs and fourishing
condition in worldly goods, is after all of no
very great consequence.
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VOLUME II.
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PURLIsuED BY
THO. 3. WARREN & G.. A. PRICE,
EDITORS AND PRuPRIEToRs.

THE SEAtI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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advance. or -Four Dollars if payment is delayed for three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN MATT.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF Tho Tribune
e,,1, .v,r., -.

FHILADELsHiA, We6rssisy, sspt IL
The Marion Hose Company returns to your cisv
tomorrow. Oar fremsn havs We'd with esd,
ether in paying attention to the visitors and think
their visit could not have been made more agreea.
bic 10 them.
Yesterday afternoon man named Hugh Hig-
gins had bis hand sbochinsy injured by the burst.
ing of his gan, while cunning below the city. His
hand was amputated at thu wrist
This evening the Hope Hose Company entertsina
the Marion with a sumptuous supper, AID Becks
Philadelphia Brass Band extends similar compi'
ment TO Dod ~ofth's B and.
There is no material change TO notice Ia the FLOUR mar
ket Fhe receipts quite moderate, bat there Is no 10
quy for sbipmeo, Fresh ground s freely offered al StS
oare without finding purchasers saes for ely coos9mp
non 500 III for common ard good brands and SoS
a. - or extrn. RTE FLOUR and CORN MEAL arc s1esay
~ 60 narIel There has been Increased demand lor
WHEAT and prices well maintained Sales ofS9f,uVO
bushes seod and prime red al ESQ 05 Pblshol Cork
continues in demand for Shipment bat there little
coming In sales OF $500 hu Yellow at 65c aca and
OF rather poor quality at 81 Oars are scsTee sales OF
SoVe ooahes Rood sonthen at Sass cts y bnsset sud
Pennsylvania st42 cts. In GROCERIES and PRovI
SIoSs there is no material change TO notice WHISKY In
bids scarce, and Eells at a cts bsTrea command the
same price.
SAFES OF srocKs-Fiyst Bosrd-6 Pennsylvania RK,
44l $500 Norrsiown RR s., el3; 5000 schuyhin Nsv
e. 49, 81 Sl0C0 DO, S7E S. 600 do S7s; $4,000 do, S7I
ST Geo Camden and Ambcy RR 10 958 50 MoTris CO.
nal 1885, $500 Reading RR S. 7lsi slso0 Reading RR,
SO $500 do, sSs.
Nav6. 49, S7s 4Iousville Bank lo2i leo Reading RI.
5el; So C0 Leheh 6S So $4,000 Reading RR ss Isl Il
Kensin ston Bank Ga 500 S. 81 liz; 5000 do, es,
Il6; 81 Harrisburg RR, 49, do, 46t.
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From Tnmaultpas. Mexico.
A Brownsville, Texas correspondent of th'

A Brownsville, Texas correspondents of the Nev
Orleans True Delta writing Sept. 5, says:
have taken great pains to ascertain the true
feelings of the Mexicaps on the frontier, and have
it from a gentleman possessed OF the beat means
OF obtaining accurate information, that whether
Almonte or Arista be elected disturbance OF
serious nature will occur. The whole of the State
OF Tamauipas is in favor OF Almonte; and Arista,
whose hacienda ia somewhere between this and
Monterey, ia preparing for resistance in case AL
monte is elected, and the friends OF Amonte in the
interior preparing for the same purpose in Case
OF Arlata's success.
Avalos is in favor OF and is doing all he can for
Arsta; he having received the assurance that In
the event OF Arista's election, he will not be dis
turbed in bis position % military Governor OF Mata-
lnoros or late large quantities of arms aud sm'
munition have passed through this place on the
way up 1t 10 to the interests Of the people of
Brownsville to aid Almonte, for reasons which
will maxi obvious in my next.
The Indians have been committing depredatlons
on The Mexican side OF the river. A merchant by
thensme OF VIM G. Frink, who resides at Guer-
rero, was murdered by the Indiana between that
place and the Ssbnas No dspredations have
been committed on the American aide of the Bic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

Will BE PUBLISHED on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Il
THE LITERATI;
a NEW WORK by, Edgar Allan Pee, In one volume.
II II no. Price 81 30.
"7he Lera: some honest opinions about auhorial mer.
its and dement's, win OCCASIONAL words Of personality
Edgar A. Poe Wilha Sketch OF tho Author By Rufus
Winot Gripwold. D. d.
TINS work embrace much OF the delicstey sppre
cistve criticism, well the mos causc severity and
II egipces almost every page, extensive scquain,
with literature and passed SKILL IN literary art"
ais 6DltWis s REDRIELD, Clinton aaL.
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pR NICHOLS ON HYpRoPATHY.

Tg1HE WATER CURE-A Treattae on the Human Con.
,tuop the conditions of heah the causes OF disease
the lending of medicine and the pfncPes prac
lice apatiops and resulte Of Hydropaihy BY Thomas
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worth dollar but ses for shilling 1t presents the hsto,
progress philosophy practice OF the Water Cure csr and
manner s gives the quntescence OF half library OF
med ca information Water Ours Journal.
Evidently the work OF mar thoroughly understands his
subject" Nantucket Inquirer.
able aud valuable compand WORTH many coat to tho
water cure nnurern Practical Christian.
Dr. Ncho thoroughly educated physician and from know
public yOuch for his ability,
aa candor and the honesty of purpose which guides him
For sale BY YowLERs s. WELLS, Clinton Hall;
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Ga PLACE IN THY MEMoRYn
BEAUTIFUL l2no by Mrs s H DeKroyf Pub.
Al!shed and for sale by JOHN F. TR0W, 40 Ann st.
do, ,1iad


ave noticed some the publication OF voIms snsd
A Place thy Memory by Ar S d Dekoyt who became brds,
widow ami single month The afflicted lady, desti
has personally engaged IN the sails Of hsr book
to ths South where she ecsycd
the eate.t She has already sold two editions the book,
and IS now engaged In dsposiug Of a third
have had the pleasure from Mrs DeboyG since her return
Tou the South had the already expressed tor the
lady greatly heightened With musical and cheerful voice. not
outstanding acon, she spoke Of the uniform Kindness she
had received generous people OF the South and especially
her Of the kindness OF the President and
family paterna he took promoting her comforts
upon journey citing other oil Tho good
ness his heart, the furnishing OF the following letter.
W4splsdros, March 9, 1850.
hBs. s. H. DTKhorFr-
Dear that you about to leave for
Charleston take this opportunity to express the deep sympathy
which your elected your behalf KIND
spton among my South You recommended to
them by every which add interest to misfortune
and gladly bespea you tbs friendly Offices OF the proerbay
hospab generous community Which propose to VISIT
The members my family JOIN hes, wishes tor pleasant
Journey; and ] remain Dear madam,
''e'' ~ Verv sincerely your friend z. TAYLOR.
may Just the laiys ann and We doubt not her per
and energy waccompsh t. topurchaea small ons-
little cottage little poShths IN her wdowhood and allie
tior She NAV retire. au32 2,awtf
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BOOK TRADE.
JENNY LIMBS ECHO SONG, sc.
TIE NlGHYING LIE, Ne. 8.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
nLI.i1in

TIE NlGHYING LIE, Ne. 8.
PUBLISHED DAY.
Price one shilling.
NONTAINS the music and OF less Than !our
- Ioe great sipgefs fsvcriis ATS They sre hr's
TIE HERDsMAN's SONG, (HERDE sAHG)
tThs Echo Soug.l
The cowherd Is singing by thu hillside and The echo OF
bis voice heard among the hills At frat IT is clear and
distinct but "a he gradually climbs it becomes fainter a7d
more faint un seems at sa Ole away In silence The
delicious tones of Ade Lrd voice and e extraordinary
effect produced by the echo, form The most singular
and delightful exhibition of The properties OF sound us
possible to conceive
The other Jenny Lind sorgs in this number are Love
smilsh more" (Fjsrran Skog) The Village Spre,"
aid that exquisite Duet, Jenny Lind's Good Night
LIFE OF JENNY LIND!
The only authentic and original biography by Rosenberg
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The besuHfql portrait on ateel OF this distinguishes
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Truly your obi servant. P 7. BARHUA.
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GBAhAM!-THE MAGAZINE OF FdE UNION
VI me OciebeF number contains original articles rom
Geo D. Prentice, Mrs. a. NJ 2, AMMAN,
James F1elts Ms.E J. Eauesi.
R. Z. Conrad, Miss L. Virginia Smith,
T. Z. Whlpple. Miss Anna DuvR,
HSny " Herbert Miss D. Woodbridge,
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Henry Giles z. 81. Soddsrd,
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ORIGINAL STEEL ENGRAVINGs.
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PIE WAY TO CHUECH A beautiful line engraving en-
graYed by z AcGotin, Esq
preIsy for Graham hoTe elegant and correct than sny
olher that appear In this county
PORTRAIT OF THOMAS IoHNsoH.-rhe last survivor OF
the crew of The Bonhomme Richard drawn by Gthon'
engraved by Brightly.
ZEAL sHoo1INc-Drawn by Herbert, engraved by
Brightly
NusIo--"Ah. do rot Spesk colby Works by Fliz'
esrsd, music by Benkert.
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ROYAL PAPER MACHE
AND JEPAN WORKS.
E Haiku 1t. West AslgTave Square,
LONDON

Sc Constitution Hi, Birmingham
and 2l8 Pearl at Newport ,,,,c,-
TIME AGENCY OF JENNENS l. EErfktD95I1
(Manufsclurers OF Pspier Hache and Japsn 5ooas!
being now thoroughly established n this city, ne SUI
scriber respectfully invites public and the trade ger
orally cs ard see his samples OF tables s!s, e9e
bosrds finlsld with heavy pesrl wineirays, enYe!op
boxes sacaddie, ladies' workabes ard boxes isd 0 15
boxes adea cabinets beautifully painted ana mao "a
pearl Also The 'Jenny Lind Cabire! tnlanQisc!4Ise
dniy by Jepnens Betlrdge The original OF whlca was
Manufactured expressly for Jenny Lind VINO
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use ,to.,or cor
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Another Funny fine -Dlstributisn CT the Div
blends in the Bank of Giory-An 1rresisti-
bic Force agninst an immovablo Body
Proceedings IN the senate on Mondays
cotrespondence Of Rhe Tdbuae.


WAsAYGToN, Monday 8ept IS, 1859.
We had another funny time in the Senate this
norning-nothng leas than the declaration Of diyi.
dends in the Bank Of Glory in which politicians OF
all parties have been investing az hazard during
come months pasI OLD BULLION was appropri-
asey entitled by big c6gnonen TO come FIRST in auch
a scramble. L: was on the question Of the final
peggage Of the bill for the abolition Of the Slave
Trade in the District Of Columbia. 1t was the last
opportunity tina! would occur-posabIy the last at
any rate for a final settlement Of the account, and
not TO be neglected. The Old hero arose, therefore
to ssy that everything had turned out precisely as
he had predicted IS Of eourHe II must "Whsn |
ope my mouth let no dog bark Appropos of doga,
OLD BULLION made good bit on THAI subscE--
He said that theae cats and dogs, alias the bills
combined in the Omnibus which while shey were
tied together by the tails had been scratching and
fighting 10 soon as they were released ran each 70
bis hole glad to be rid Of the other. 1t was big
opinion that the bills would al have been passed
four months ago without any difficulty II they had
naver been united, if there had been no Committee
of Thirteen, and if the Omnibus had never heea
constructed. He went into detailed analysis Of
the votes upon the final passage OF the several sss
TO demonstrate the probability of auoh q reeUlts
allowing among other things that there were eng
II votes in the Senate In favor OF ell the bills, and
only five OF the Committee OF Thirteen, whi0hs
therefore be took to be the true aTenSkh whoh Sa@
Omnibus ct any time commanded In the Ssnetes
and that ell more than that, which it had seemed n
have yes the result of the unhoy oonatraint OF the
vicious and unpasliamentaFy combination Of Eaasa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

~ HUDSON RIVER sITES-Eor sale, al Tar.
- rJowp number OF the most eligible p!os for build.
acres having fde view Of the river for so or 20 miles,
ard within ten minues walk Of lac railroad de pot and
setmbos andirg. For partcrGsinqqife Of 3 D. PER-
SON, al the WaisrCufe establishment Terms cary
PsfTylown Sept. l8. slsIw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

NNTANTED-.By respectsb'e young woman situs.
wv ton to DO chsm6erwo.k and waiting or take care OF
Children and make herself generally useful the beEi OF
city reference be seen for two days Call at 59S
Houston. at. ia the sl9li'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

%ETANTEn- Situations by two very competent tenRes,
w with good city retereuce-one ian experienced ~o
nkul as nurse Is good sewer; the other az chamber
maid and waiter, or do housework 10 private family
Gall Ct u Rx,hRV In the boOkalOre BIS "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

VNJANTED-By a respecnble young woman situation
Wv chambermnid and waiter in genteei private tam,
liy She hsh been used to live in the capacity aud
can give The best City reference. Can be eeen OF 81 Henry
atg eet front room second floor liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

XyTANTED-A person with $'0elo join the Advertise
w 10 an extraordinary lucrative travelling business
TO one das.rous Of obtaining an easy and profit
able business ibis Ia opportunity seldom offered ln'
cure al 81 John ct. basement el5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

NNTANTlEN-A woman 10 do the washing, ironing, and
w portion OF the general homework OF family CON
sistipe Of seven peraons Good daons Will be
required for honesty, sooesy and tidy ha7s Apply at 10
Market ct. sissy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

YXTANTED-A situation BY respectable young wo.
w man TO chamber work ard sewing Hes no ob]ec.
present place Apply Nelson place, between Wever'
Iu and Clinton nlaCeR. el9 II,
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aza. A gMALAI FARM ZOE SALEs-fhs sEt:
80 scrtber wishes dispose Of his arm In me town Of
GSaa Conmest Csyugs Co. KY. II contains rs acres OF
5a vsry bs land In Tho State and Is al present In sxce
lent condition Fhete are about Siz acres Of bssqtfa
&c PIE farm Is situated Within sx miles Of Pofs byron
en- tho Erie Canal AID within Il miles Of he city Of IA.
burn On The place 10 good eoue Es;built house iws
81 grasd hui; 70 thoie who degse TO securs Homs.
bosd under the lay passed BY our Lsgizisura thia IA
favorable opportunity. Apply III By MIL p9siPMd) 10
RHOMAg Z ROOKES. YIihgEs Ofsa an2d De WEI
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Nk]ANTEE--In lawyer'a Office, lad l6 or II years
w old, who writes good hnnd and wisheG 10 become
a LAWYER 70 euch q ore moderate salary will be paid
Addrsas A. C. through the Post Office In applicants own
writing giving references to character si9St*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

NKIANTEU- BY Protestant Scotch ri situation as
w chainbermRd In respectable private family Refer
snces character and capsblty be given Apply
at 22 Atlantic ct Brooklyn And one cook can be aeen
ri the same number Can be for three days. s19 2*