The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-06
1flisfcllancous Department.

OUR RED BROTHERS. delegation oi nine
Indian Chiefs has arrived in this city and are
staying u, Kings Holel. They represent the
| Mennomenee tribe, from northwestern Wiscon-
sin. They arc dressed in snowy Indian cos
tune, with their long black hair hanging loose
y over lhcir shoulders. They are accompani
r,l by VIM. II. Bruce, Indian sub-agent; Mr..
Powell. Interpreter; F. J. Braduel, Pastor aud
Superintendent of he Nation, and two or three
attaches. making quite train, almost as impo.
sing a. that Of the Emperor OF Hayti.
The Aiennornenee tribe number Some 2 ZOO:
500 oil whom are being educated and christian
zrd and have acquired some knowledge ol agsi.
culture. They have two schools permanently
established, with IA or Is boys and as many
girls that can read and wri,a the English Ian
gusge correctly. They have quite u number
of good mechanics among them, and the whole
tribe are engaged to some extent in cutiratIns
the soil. The delegation have some business
TO transact with the Government aud wish to
vi>i, lhe Great Councils Of the Nation" and
have a long talk with their pale Chief al The big
Cabin.
Oshkosh, the principal Chief Of the tribe is
among thcm.--Souhcrn Press.
PUTTING THE FLIES TO RoosT In one OF
the Toledo hotels a Suffering little waiter and
the black cook were at swords points, and the
only end for which Jack the waiter lived was
to peSter the cook. a fewtlays since, when
the air was scorchng and flies in the dining
room were more plenty than candidates at frcr
democratic convention, word was sent TO the
cool, that Jack wanted him. 1e hurried up
with-s.We. sab, what do you wal p
"Why, cook," replied Jack, "you see the
f:t.nes b.holher me $50, can't set the
liable, and as you're $3.50 d.d.deuced Ii black,
| wanted You to c.cast sh.shade over the
r.roo,n, and they'd tn think it was night and
g.g 30 to roost !"
4 dining plate whizzpd close to Jacks head
as he vanished through the door, singing,
| "Oh cas-, that sh-siutow irum thy brow"
MEDICAL REcErprs.-To sharpen the appe.
tite swallow II whelslone.
TO give tone to the stomach : get it lined
with bell metal.
To present the lic.dollar-owe never run in
debt.
For tghtness of the chest first get your
heart opened with some mild charitable laxative
and the lid your chest will open easily.
For the neuralgia cease taking to" much
of The old regalia.
10 cause white swellingt to disappear COW
er il with shoe black or Japan varnish.
TO prevent the hair from turning gray
make up yonr mind to dye.
For cataract darn your eye.
For leIon arrest aud imprisonment.
For fits consult your tailor.
TRUE GRrr..- fin.loving contemporary
tells the following story Of spunky chap in
tho land of blue laws and wooden nutmcgs,
wholelt that ne WAS '.jus naturally bcund' to
shine in some shape, iy book Or by crook:
A young man ofnor very prcposscsslng NOR
al character, lately proposed uniting wi u
church in Connericut, but neither his present
nor prospective piety gave moral power to his
application. Al length, after IL delay, tho
candidate was kindly informed that Tor the pres
cnt the church declined his proposal, with the
hope however that his future course might ere
long warran, his reception. The hopeful reIec'
tod was at first astonshed, but as a happy
thoguht struck him he turned OH his heel ana
exclaimed with significant snap OF the finger,
oval, if you want let me jine your Church, |
know what can dol can list uto the Troop,
by durn!"