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Cine groinau,

Sinhbtlid, bss surbsns uno 'pfafisrn5 Der
SsiRnpsas in Der giere 5ten Strass, spis
fbsn QEalnut uno glmifrabe &c.
4bfbnitt l. Ssi es psroronst unb inaftirt
ourtb Die Seleft uno Common @cuneIs Der
@itp Meaoing, unb biermt psroronet unb ins
aftlrt olrd Die asbabte Nutcritdt, oas bic @ias
nsr BON 9ctten uno @runbsigsntbum in Der 5.
Stra6e, pon Der Bolnutfrass bis ans @iaeps
tbum BON Samusl Wsitb, an Der aebacbten 5.
unb ans @gsntburl pon Mibasl 5oieasl an
Der Bsiffste esrfelbsn, in eriaatsr gitp, bisrs
init bsauftragt uno an9swielen iiuo, Die Ssi:
tsnps9e Dor ibrsn rsfpsftipsn Soften init Safs
ifsinsn coer 1a1en Stslnsn ;u pfaifsrn unp
ebsnic blslslbsn init asbausnsn Stsinsn Su uIiis
9ebsn, bInnen tsdjs Sa9en nab Der pallirun9
olstsr Orelnanj, porbsbaltsm bas pcr leeren
Gotten ODER Stdasn nur cine Srsits BON fiinf
Sus 9spflafert psrbsn mag, nab @utoInfsn
Der Si9ner bcb 1T folder Susws9 nabe an bic
Surbfens uno ipiiisn bic Sbattsnbaume su
lssn wenn fplds lino.
NbIbnitt 2. limb es Isi fernsr psrcrbnst
unb inaftirt ourb Die 0sbadte 9lutcrtat, bas
wsnn Die ei9ner pcn sria9tsn Gotten Iib ipsi>
germ ODER psrnabldiiigsn bic in risisr OroinanS
entbaltensn HsrcrSnun9en su erfi0en, es bic
@fIiht bsS Strasen.@cmmiiTonsr6 Isin fcI,
unb CT 1T bsrmit an9swislsn unr psrpfibtst
Die Seiiemus9s uor ben erfaQten 9pttsn ~ eurs
ben uno 81 pfaitsrn, nab Der bisrin sipor Gs:
fbrlsbsnsn Ortnun9 uno er fol- Die Nsbnunq
Ceer Nebnun9sn Dem @itD.glnmolt einbdnbi.
gen, eslltn 0fidbt sS fsin fol- Elm Glen ODER 81.
ems ausiufsrti9en uno 9e9sn oas @i9sntbun
folder psricnsn eintra9sn gu Iadsn wsIdDs Die,
ttr Oronun9 nbt nabfommsn.
Yaiiirt Sanuar 25. 1851.
Joel EittcrtY.S.@. o8.N'1Oells, y. sc
NttsIf, 7. q. Heitmover COS
Z. 10. IYien S.@.&
&saoin9, Sebruar A. Am.
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SO. mnb S. s.. &eim nnD 60.
10. 6. OtspennffraEe,

asnfsn Die aufnsrffamfsit ibrsr 5rsunbs uns
ssS pubIifums ibsrbaupt, auf ibr fplsncie unS
nsues 2lfIortsmsnt BON Gitsrn fir 6ausbal,
tun9sn, bsifsbsnb aus WeHern unb @absln, Gas
uno Sbss'a6dsln Scpfen, SefIsln emaIirtsn
Sobsrn uno prefsrpinesSefRlm msfiinaenen
Ssilsln, Slseeifsn eidtsriftdsn, aibtfrbvs
REM SSatsrn, S6aufsln unb 3anesn, Brat,
uno Satspfannsn, Sfitlsts, &afesmiibIsn,
Sbssrsn' Slofsn, Spie9sln, Brcbf, gGaItbs.
Nslisf uno MarftsSSrben, @sbersQEaarsn ,et
mas ale su ben nisbriaffen Drsifsn psrfauf
merosn mirb.
&eabin9, Mdrs7. bp.
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Seoingungen oiefer 5eituna.

IlI NlUEl dlE 0EUUdtIlIRC FtTWFIHt Je6en
9ientfa9 IN isinsr 9s9snwdrtisen Gr66e Der
SubferipticnS preiS 1T Gin Sbater bss
Sabrs, pslher in baIbjdbrlibsr 8crausbe,abs
lung erbetsn rpiro. QSer i'm 2aufe oes Sabres
nitt bejabIt, bem psrben So so anasrsdbnet
Sur fiirisre 3sit als Monats pro fsin llns
tsrfArsibsr an9sncmnien, ano stmaise 4uffins
oi9un9en mercsn nur oann an9sncmmsn,l
1ie sinsn MOnat pOr abIauf osS Subftriptonss
SsrmnS 9sfbsbsn unb 9lsebRita ale Niifs
lfdnos abbsjabIt perben. Sefanntmaebunaen
msrbsn oanfbar an9snOmmn uno fir ben ass
w6bnlidsn prsS etn9srlift. lntsrfhrsbsrn
in Der Staot plro Die 3situns pcrtofrsi susse
fbift wsiters 8srfsnpuneen ssfbsbsn eurb Die
poit ODER Srd9er auf Soften Der llnterffreis
er.-Srsts nnb Mittbsilunssn miffsn p rs
FIRE sin9sfanot merben.
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s)1eue Su6er.

Cine QuSwabl Der bsIisbtsn Su9enbfbriften
BON @briifopb @bmibt unb AUDI eine IuSwabl
anbsrsr 8ofsbiber ftbr po0tnb sur SsIsbs
runs Der SussnO unb llntsrbaltun9 in ben lans
asn QSintsrabsnoen, iino erbaltsn uno gum
0srfauf in oielsr 9rufersi.
@inss Josfte Der 8OlfSsSibIiotbef, bon s.
uno pb. Mcbr, in philadelphia, fnb ebsnfalIs
erbalRn uno lis9en Sur @inlicbt bsreit.
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Us. Ii. =. 81. &eim II, SO.
Smporttrcr uno Sodnbler in
2lmerifanifcben S5artipaaren

Imerifanifcben S5artspaarem,
10. g. Oitspennittraee Reaching, pa.
BADEN auf Sano unb bstsn ;um 9srfauf su
bsquemen Ssbin9un9sn, Gin o19emsineS afTors
tement bon 6artpaarsn unb S6nsibsus 1ds
9eIn anb Spsifs bon alien Grcssn; @iisn unb
Stabl BON jeber Senennuns; S6raubiiode,
9lmb6iTG uno S6mieoe>SlaisbdIss; Sabien.
uno SIintenldufe; /; SbI6Rr; Nsffns in Sas
feln unb Stan9en; 6obsIn, BON Ybilacslpbisr
unb faneaifsr Sabrif; Sattlersi j3artpaaren;
SattsIbcds, YatsntsQsber &C. 3inn IC uno TX,
Stan9sn.3inn, amsrfanifb unb rufiiftbes @is
fsnbIs6, 9ratbs Stan9sns u. YssSIsi; Spsl,
tsr, SupftrsSpISsn, Riste &c. @las, Sarbsns
Dele unO Sirni1e, 9upont'S 2lblsrs unb Slds
fenspuIpsr, nebif pisI ancersn gitsrn bic aea
w6bnIib in sinbsimifbsn 6artmaarssStobrsn
psrfauft psrbsn.
gbenfalls Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
Dermifu8e, SuitensGdnov. unb oeutfbe
Siebers uno RaltfeberspilIen.
8eabin9, Wdrj 7. bp.
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Deetor Spayne,
eieter 6err: Da icb mir cine bsftise CIR.
taltuus 5use3osen batte, rpslebe lttb auf Die
eunse seiporfsn unO NIT einem sewaltissn
5alten. 9bmsrsm in per @cte nnp Brult
uno 6hpisrlsfeiten bsim 4tbembolm per.
fnapft mar, 70 pnroe idb bon Den anselsbens
ten inb ahtunsswerteitsn 1ersten tebanOelt,
aber bic Spmpto,ne rpurcen b66i beunrubis
seno. Gin Ssfbwlr tatte fth in ben sunaen
sebilbet, rpeltbes burb Die @eite brad II. Ileb
nat 2tuben bin in sro6eu Quautitaten gitG
sntlub, 10 oaB msin Gr5t slaHbts, bic Sraft
unb sbatisfsit bee einen tunsenfiissls Is
SaujIlb 5eriftrt, unb bs6tatb msin 3uttanb
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Cine 1)rafl)t- Bibel

pOn Ssr aaernsueifsn 5oilo6ursbaulsr Sfussabe,
nit elmer Sarte BON NaIdifina uno "a fsinsn
Stabnfibsn sssisrt, 1T gum 9srfauf in cisftr
9tufsrei. 0Eer fb cine fb6ne oaussSibsl
anfbaffsn ruilI, psr9sne ni6t bsi unS an;urufsn.
J(openber ID. 3m.
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peutl6e 8ibelll.

3. u. gant3, Snbbdnblsr in Dec Oobfl,
lc,ps Soals, bat elm Srcbss 2tGcrtsmsnt osutfhe
Bistsln, bon aaen usrftbisosnsn Grossn unb
Yrsifsn, erbaltsn, wslhe dnbsrif uoblfsl Der.
tduft perbsn
Sanuar 7. 1851. bp.
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QBeifIt6er Sparfaden- Serein Don
SbildOelnbid,
[ Western iSaring Fund Societ

| Western Saring Fund Society.1
Die Office oes QBefIi6cn 9parfalJen. 8ers
Gins, bon pbilapelpbia, SO. SIS, Cbesnut,
9trabe, 1T often fir ben empfans uno bic
Se5ablun9 bon GCIoern allie Sage, (9onntas
aussencmmen) bon 9 llbr NRcraens, bis
llbr S(ocbmitta9s, nnc jepsn W1pntas bon
bis 7 lTbr Natbmitta9s.
Die 2lnfGIt empfdnst @elo auf SntereGen
unit, bietGt einRn Ittberm Serpabrunaeort fir
grseutCren, 9ruItics, Manufafturilfen, @sez
leute, 6anDwerfer uno loraIame 4rme bon a[s
len SlaliGn. GeIp miro naeb ,meiw6ebentlis
6cr NnsCise wieper jurifte3ablt.
Ser Sreitrief funter Isinen sablreitenScrs
trbrumsen fir Die Si6crbaItun9 oer @eloer
melbe ceponirt iperben, Urrbietet pen Ser.
patsrn, Seam ten unO Hsenten aufs nab.
prhfllhits, peber oireft nod npireft bon
Dem @eIce Osr GdslIi6aft su eibcn obsr ,u
benue'n' SenrY SellinSsrportb,
prafosnt.
Bernalter:
Sarl s. Safcr, Carl 5umpbrpe,
S1muel . WIerrlf, 1SiQiam QB. Scan,
Sbomas Sparts, SoGepb Nifa,
9bomae HllibcnG lScbn 3. 8uob,
speter 2Stlllamlon Sbomas Orafe,
QSttiam Sibine, 9O2 QB. 9Salbmiu,
81. Nunoel Smitb, lSCaae 81. Dlcrris,
gcrncllus Sisre, S1aac elliott,
6errman Cope, ,spster Orgaa
9Stlltam :. Scrpcn, 9amuel Slorrie,
3. 6ouln9spcrtb, lbrabam 8. sepis,
Scbn QSel9anc, QBilli0m QBeIIct.
samuel Q. Sens3ey, ShaBmeiiter.
Sum- 25. 1850. 6NJl.
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<. Il. Qanb mbnre Gle IufmerfIamfeit
Der Sdufer BON SIdrn nnb Sanep Qrtlteln
ahtnn9epca anf ieln aasSepebntes Adcrte'
ment lenfRn.
saBt ee crinnert fein, ooB bet cinJi9e 8neb'
itcbr III Ncaoins, no Biher bon jecer Ser.
f6icOsntcit gu bobsn ltnO, III Der Ocpfelcws
5aae if, ,UO fOrtwabrsuo 81 haten Nnp ale
Sprten BON
6iltcricn, 8iosraphien,
GebihtCn, Srama's,
4nnualen, Sibeln,
qirccrth6rrn, SsGeBsSntern,
Bldnf. 8h6eru papir,
SlCOelIem, Wlaaa5inCn,
OluIttalien, Seitun9Cn
unb alIe 4rtifel, prebt in sinrn 8uds unr
S6reibmatsriaIiensStcbr 9ebtren, Ju biIll
gen DreiIrn.
Sitter prrbm tdslttb tstelIt unD erbaIten
bon pbilaoclpbia unO gteu 0crf
!. II. Qanb
Stealing, SloO. 10. b..
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2Bobnun9S- 8erduberun9.
Dottnr Ger0inan0 GHmen

SsasRb 3el9t irinen Srsunpen unO benz &C:
WZ ebrtsn publitum ilberbaupt gang er'
T 9ebenlt al, Oa6 CT feline Oficin BET;
60 IC9t BAT, bon Dem frObsrCn DIase in
oer Suo 7ten Oocr NlsseIbabntrObe binter
9auerbler's SbubfObr, erile 9bhr iIOIif
BON Der QennItra6e, no ct fOrtlpdbrenc be.
relt feln tpirp, osn &aipenpsn, ipeIhe feline
5nlfe bcDIrfen, prompt 3u Osnen.
Neaoin9, Oeesmter 8. 3m.
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@Cbte Safer qiIen.

Ginsn Worratb dbter EaiferspilIen jafF
trbalfsn unb sum 8srfduf in biefer Irufsrsi.
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@arliSIe bittO* ~ @arIisls, I
OcDlestaun bittp gu OpDls6taun, par
Cation blttp* Su @altCu, par
@rAan9s btttp gu Yittsbur9, +
Certificate :
@rhan9e 3tpei9 iu NplibaYsbur9, -
erie Ditto 81 @rie, IL
Sarmcr5 II. 9rOpcr5 Su BaDneSbur0. II
90 sahl6dr in eurrant 8OnOs II
8ranftjn Ditto ;u 8ofbin9tOn II
6armers Sanf .. Buds @tD s.8ritfpI, par
Warmers rittU non Qancaifers Su Qancaifsr por
warmers Ditto, BON &eaOin9* ~ Meo. por
Warmers 8onf pon SbuDIfiG @auntp par
6orrisbur9 Ditto ju joarrisbur9, 2
6ons5oals Sanf 81 {9one6bals, |
Qanfaiter DO. III Qantoitsr, par
>anealtcr gauntp Sant, 5u $ancafer bar
qebanOn DO. Su Gebanpn, bar
Werbonts II. Manuf. Sanf+ pttSbur9, ?
Moncn0cbela Ditto bon Sraun6plc, !
WinerS 8anf BON pcttSoille, par
Office Der Sanf bon Ysnnf. 6arr6b. par
Office 30 90 Qoneairer par
Office DO 90 &sabina par
8 flee 90 90 Cation par
SaplcrSpi(le Delaware Srifen 60. -
QBeIf Brand 8onf, 9Blliam6pOrt par
QNDpmllt9 V1rf 3lt gSllte6barre, par
YOrf oittO* ;u Orrf, 3
Netp CTerIep,
Sslvibsre Sonf' III Selpirere, J
burlington SO. Sanf, Mebfcre, par
Commercial Sane' Yertb 2lmbcV /
gumbsrtanb Sanf* Srogeton, par
warmers Sanf* Mcunt j9rap par
Sarmers II Olehanics 8ant, Nahwap 4
Farmers II W1ehanits DO M1ioolstOwm i
Worrie 60. 8anf' Wcrristcwn 4
Wedanies 8anf, Burlnatcn par
W1eebanits DO S1ewarf i
Webanies uWannfaeturCs bc*Srentcn par
Slcwarf 8anf Sni. Co. Stewart /
Oranae Sane', Oran9s !
Decplss 8ant, patcrfoa !
lDrineetou 8ant%', princstcn par
Salem 8antins Cos, @alem par
6tate SantS't Slswart /
@tate 8anf* gl3abetbtcwn /
@tats 8anf' gamOen par
@tate Bant Of Morris' O1crristcnn ]
State 8anf' Nep Srunswif par
SuGsr 8ant* Slewtcn 4
3temtcn Santtn9 co Srenton par
ltnion Sant* 9cDer /
Stem Scre 9sl Br. Cos $ambertpiQe =
Selomare.
Sanf D 9StImin9ton u. Sranbsmine par
Sanf BON Delaware, Bilmnston par
8anf BON Smirna, Gmirna, por
Srmers Sanf pom Staat 9sIam. s9oper,
unb ibre 3pei9s par
Union Sanf, ;u BiIminatcn, par
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Webr Neui9teiten fir Die &ranfen
Qefet fol9enoen experimentation Sail
December 25. I84S.
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Wertb Der yanfllDten.

2(as tteieniasn Banfen, peldbe nit einem
Cs) 0tsrn bsssdnst fino, ,babsnsntweesr fals
fbs cber umaeanpcrfe Toten Don perlbisess
nen Ssnennunesn i'm llmlaufe.
2tas nit ensm Cd Sreus bejsibntsnSans
fen paren frnbsr bifsntli6e 9spoftsSanfsn.
@s.iF nibt ratblam Rotsn su nsbmsn ron
Sanfsn Die in bisfer qiifs nidt bsnannt Iinb.
gle iIne stWeeer 9ebrebsn rbsr lire Hctsn Iine
un9an9bar.
SanFen in philadelphia.
Jtamsn. 9isepntc in Pb!ar.
Sanf Don Nortb 2tmsrifa* par
9tCrtbern 2bertiss' Par
Yenniplpania* par
Penn Sauntblp" par
ser 8er. Staat.' Is
SOmmercial 8anf,* pCn YsnnlDIpansn par
Sarmsr6 II. Mstbanies 8anf par
8irarp citto+ par
Renfin9ton DO. par
Sanf Of 9cmmsree,+ par
Wanuf. II. Mebanics par
WehantcS Sanf in pbH'a, par
philadelphia 8ant* par
Sputbnarf Ditto par
Sbuplfia Sanf,
Wetcrn Sanf par
9enniplponjen.
Sanfen i'm Snnern oe5 9anoes.
@bamberSbur9 Su @bamberSburS :
Gstti5bar9* 5u @sttl0bur9,
YittSbur9, ju Pitt5bur9.
Susquebanna Go. OlontroGe -
@beifer @auntp ;u Bslttsiter, par
9slaware @ountp* III @bslfsr, pa,
Gsrmantaun 81 @ermantoun, pal
Gemistam Su 2smiStaun, oebr
ltipblstaun ju 0tiNpIstaun, :
Mcnt9CmsrD @r,* 81 NCrri5taun pa,
lcrtbumbsrlano Su NortbumbsrI. pal
| s @nl1unhn WrlIden(Stielihnft 6 nlnmhin MI
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-29
Christmas Is over,

And we are glad of it. Notwithstanding we
have passed our time pleasantly, and nothing has
occurred in the circle of our friends and acqualn-
tances to mar the pleasure which has been affor-
ded us. Nor is it our duty 10 record an accident
even of the most trivial character, where any in
iury has occurred. We attribute this altogether
to good Providence, and not to any care which
persons amusing themselves in the streets have
taken. We gre always and painfully apprehen-
sve on such occasions that some casualty will
happen, when we see such gross carelessness
manifested in the handling Of firearms among
the boys; and even with their fre-crackers, i'm
mense uuuIu5u ruuy ov uorIe boys OF turyrT
growth, sometimes indulge III these sports when
It seems better judgment would advise different.
However we are not disposed to assume the un-
pleasant and unthankiul Office of censors. Yet
there are many things which we do not like to
see, and which We have no hesitation in speaking
of. Some, we think, make an inappropriate use
of Christmas times, in dealing so profusely in fire
works. And as a burnt child breads the fire, we
hope persons will be careful how they use this
useful as we'll as destructive element. A word to
the wise is said to be sufficient. We hope it may
be so,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-29
Raking up the Goals.
be so.

"The Camden Journal, having just recovered
from the late October scorching, seems to have
horrible dread Of everything in the shape of fire.
If one of its contemporaries strikes even a faint
light for the guidance of its readers, the Journal
Immediately gets out its little engine and buckets,
and commences to below Fire! Fire! with all
the power OF its lungs. A few days ago, as
mere matter of amusement, We gave an account
ofsome of the bye-play of the House and Senate,
and for this, the Journal lets off his little engine
upon us, as if we were regular incendiary.
Having drenched us all over, and wrapped us
tightly in his wet blanket, he then begins to read
us demonstrating lecture. "Why is it, says he,
friend STANDARD, that you display such eagerness
in raking up the expiring Goals of political strife
Why not let them die? Why seek to blow them
to blaze?
So says the Southern Standard of yesterday.
In reply to which we can only say, that recently,
we have had occasion to below Fire quite lusti-
y, and if the Standard had been scorched even as
we have been, he would belloo too-not politi-
cal scorching, but practical demonstration ofthe
thing itself
AS the Standard acknowledges himself wrap
ped up in wet blanket, and raked over the Goals,
this accounts satisfactorily for the great amount
of vapor which he throws off on the present oc-
casion. Such being the case, we have no dispo-
sition at present, to disturb him in his dream Of
glory, but will leave him to take his rest like a
hero
"With his ,uel blanket still around him."
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-29

the mingling of all parties and all colors
in their expressions of admiration, from the
high-toned chivalry oftthe South to the imi-.
1alive blacks of the North, are all but the
prefguration Of the approaching convulsion,
with its widespread and tremendous conse:
quences A crisis is upon u.s. and the SYM
.pathy andihe agitation excited by these rev.
olu,ionary vsionarles from the Old World,
threaten to drive US headlong to the rescue,
in defiance of all examples, all hazards, and
all results. Itisimpossibe that the South
can escape the effects ofa universal liberia.
ting movement. The popular sentiment Of
all Europe. and the feelings and antagonism
a formidable party in the North. are dead
set against our Southern institution Of slave
ry. Let the despots of Europe be over
thrown; but let the South look we'll TO the
ultimate consequences, and prepare for the
re.action.-N. Y. Herald.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-29

successful as heretofore. Mr.. Heriot has long
been identified with the Temperance cause, and
has ably and eloquently advocated its claims, by
precept and example.
HORNETS NEsT.-We have not had the plea
sure of a visit from this old friend for length of
time. What is the matter, Bro. Badger? We
should like TO know.
SOUTHERN LITERARY GAzErTE.-Progress is
the order of the day, and it seems that Messrs.
Walker & Richards not only intend to keep pace
with, but little in advance of the times. We are
promised in the new issue Of the Gazette some
rich intellectual treats. Mrs. Alice B. Neal, the
fair and gifted authoress, will contribute New
Years Story, and Mr.. w. Gilmore Simms has
been engaged to contribute largely to the new
series. We shall take great pleasure in welcom-
ing the Gazette with its burthen of good hings to
our table.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-29
The Closing Year.

The time is appropriate for reflection
"'Tis greatly wise to talk with our past hours
And ask them what report the, bore to Heaven;
And how they might have borne more welcome
news
Their answers form what men experience CALL"
And yet how little is the profit we derive from
the experience which every year affords.
A few hours more, and the present year, like
the past years of our life, will be gone-its record
will be among those things which were. Soon TO
to us will it vanish away like the morning cloud
and early dew. Its pleasures, its joys, its good,
lis evil will soon be on the same common level
all gone--never, no never to return. We are
standing on the "grave of the Year." and we may
at one and the same moment, take a retrospective
as well as prospective view of life-as it was-as
it is. We are on an eminence from which we
may look Tar and wide, and passing in rere1o, be-
fore us is vast army Of incidents which have
been peculiar to each of our lives. We are able
it may be to recognize in these ideaimages, many
features of former pleasures, scenes which even
gladden. our hearts, with their recollection. 1t
may be that on the other hand, we awake to a
CONSCIOUSNESS OF llle dS u lS-SteFH Eedlllys
is much which gives us palu Experience damps
our pleasure.
Men talk of killing time how strange the
thought! "I'tme was given for use not waste
"Time," (says the immortal bard) sis Eternity"
aWho murders time, he crushes in the birth
A power ethereal, only not adorn'd.''
There isno one perhaps whose experience does
not teach, that every succeeding year as it comes
to its close, seems the shortest Of our life, thus
aMan flies from time, and time from man too soon
In sad divorce this double flight must end.''
If our delighted fancy should invest the future
with bright hopes, let us prepare our minds to
endure all that disappointment may have in store
r=- ':For such is life
Awhile we play, enamored of each fragile flower,
And wrapt in hopes bright vision stay.
The short lived hour"
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Our Exchanges.

SoUrH CAROLINA TEMPERANCE ADvocATE.-We
perceive from the announcement made in the va
ledictory Mr.. Edwin Heriot, in the Southern Ltera-
nv Gazette, that his connection with it has ceased,
and that he has purchased the Temperance Ad-
vocate, and intends removing it to Charleston
where it will hereafter be published.
We regret losing the valuable services OF Mr.
Bowman, who has long and ably edited the Ad-
vocate, and reflected honor upon himself BY his
open, manly and digni6ed course whilst charged
with its conduct We hops, and confidently ex-
pcct that, under Mr. Heriots control, it will con-
tinue to be the able advocate of truth, and as the
organ of the Temperance cause, prove quite as
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will be taken from them, in consequence of
these agitatons.
CAM DEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 80. 1851
THO. ]. WARREN, Editor.
Our Notice.

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want money, and must have it. We hope they
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demands against Them 1t will be very little in
convenience to them respectively, and at the
same time confer very great favor upon us. Do
friends rccollect u.s. and oblge US in this reasona-
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