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no FEMALES.

You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in ma
ny complaints to which yon subject In GbsIucons
either total partial. they have been found of inesa-
Bile benefit restoring their functional arrangements To-
healthy action, PURIFYING the bloed and other fudsso eff
from female irregularities las headaches giddiness dim.
ness of sight, painin ,heside back, &c. Z
None senine unless signed I'm Hobensaek, all others
being base Imitation y az
Agents wishing new supplies and Sture Keepers desi.
rous Of becoming Agents must address the Proprietor j.
H. ilobensack. No. Ia0 North 2nd e. above Race ST
Phi adephia IA.
Sold by every Druggist and Merchant in the U. s.
Agents. II. J. De1ay, Camden Wholesale aud Retail Agt
W. A. Morrison e. Co., Winnsboro, F. Curtis Columbia,
j. A. Reed Chesterfield -. -S.-;5 . sTiA''
OF Price each 25 els. -, k ..,,r. ~
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DEE GOODS.
~ Pieces Fancy Prints for Spring
OU 10 PCS. Spring Muslins
10 pcs. Worsted Assorted
IL u" Fancy and Blk. Cassiineres
4 D." Superinc Blk. Brondeloth
Is Superb Marselles Vcstiny =
500 q Brown and Bleached IIomespun
Bales Dekalb Oznaburgs
40 Pcs. Striped Goods for Servants Spring wear
quo Bundles Concord Yarn,
Bleachcd and Brown Linens
NIerino silk and Blk. and Cold Kid Gloves
White and Red Flannel
Hosiery dc dc. dc.
For sale lowby VIC. MOORE"
Feb 15 ..--. . O.,
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Spices.

Spices.
A IL Spice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs,
n GingeE;Black and Red Pepper
Also-Favcring Extracts of Orange, Lemon, Peach,
Rose, Nntmegs, Almond and Vanilla, Rose Water
Orange Flower Water, 60 Always on hand at ~
Feb S-6tf Il. J. DELAYS.
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Radxyay's keIncdies.

CONSISTING of Railways Ready Relief Ready
" ResolventyRcady Regulators lpills,) Medicated
ed at A '" H. j. DELAYS
March 20 If =
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CARPETINGs! CARPETINGs!

CAEFETlNGS! CA6E EENlNGS
TsNIIE subscribers are now prepared to offer atthe
g lowest market prices, fnassortment OF superior
VELVET TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY,
INGRAM, SCOTCH, VENETIAN, DUTCH
- and LINEN CARPETINGS.
- ALSO.
The various widths Of PRINTED BAIzEs, or FLOOR
CLorus FLOOR and STAIR OIL CLOTHS and CRUMB
CioTus GILT and SILvERID STAIR RoDS and STAIR
CARPETlNG, RUS, MATS, &c. ...
All Of which lave been selected from the manuac-
turers in the American and English markets BY one
of the partners and we will have them cut,rmade fit
ted and laid in the most worknanlikc manner, and on
the best terms. ..
We most confidently invite attention to our stock
CURTAIN MATERIALS. -'--'
Weare now prepared in our CURTAIN DEPART
MENT to offer theyarious styles of Curtain Stuts in
!Sak WorSted, Linen. and Cotton. Embroidered Lacs
and 4sln Curtains Gmps, Loops TaSSel Coraices, &c
Church Trimmings, Hansinss, &c. ..
New designs for which VIC have received and they
will be made and put up the best terms in the most
workmanlikc manner and under our own supervision.
BROWNING & LEMAN,
= Successors 20 c. & +. L. Kerrison Co.
Cor King and Market-sts. Charleston. S. G.
Oct. 10 "a If
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Window Glass.

T'HE subscriber has just receivcda large invoice
Il that fine "Patapsco" GLASS, varying in size from
81 10 to 18 = o. to which he invites the special at
tenton of his customers. q. J.. DeHAY.
Dec 9ltf -.,sss. -
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Hn,s<YEysU Il

..,.HanGEEsg lamps. 2
EOR burning Spirit Gas, some beautiful patterns
Il Just received u: ..-.. z. j. DELAYS.
Dec 2l-3t
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Co,,stamtly Os, Hand.

E,EMENT, Calcined Plaster of Paris, for building
~ purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster, for agrcul-
lural purposes and Stone Lime all good quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
A very superior artclcof White Limo for whteWash
ing. e. L. CHATTEN
March g.. 20 tt
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of JAMES r
n MrKAlN, by note or otherwise, are hereby
earnestly requested to come forward and make pay
nent it is lime they were paid; and however much
may dislike it, and you would he dspleased at it.
hope you will not blame me if you find your note:
and accounts in the hands of proper officer for col
lection. JOHN ROSSER,
2 Executor Of james r. McKain.
Camden, JAM %. "a. So 81 =
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Hardware.

TNHE Subscribers offer to the public, the most com.
l. plete assortment of HARD WARE in the back
country. Asith been nearly all bought from first
hands, they can sell Ton the same tes) at Charleston
prices. -. = 1910 -
Those wanting Builders Hardware, Carpenters or
Smiths Tools, Mill Irons Crosscut or Mill Saws Axes,
Iron or Steel, would do well to give them call -
MCDONALD g. COOPER
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COf!etSEa BistcrS.

VVEiCEVsd H9ItECIS.
4 LARGEaud fresh supply received this day al
~ Fs*Ss u. DELAYS.
April l9-3t -
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SODA CIR MINERAL WAFER,

SODA Gss MINERAL WAITER.
VEAVING procured NEW and very complete ap-
Il i raratus Tor MANUFACTURING and BorTIING SODA
or M!NERAL WATER, tho; subscriber is ready TO fur
nish LEMON SopA and SAEsArAnlrLA in any quantity
to those who deal in the article.
Country Merchants Hotels Restaurants and ami.
lies. can he supplied al the shortest notice.
Terms Ca>I. FRANCIS l.. ZEMP
April u Is If
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To PREVENT A Cow FAILING IN HER MILK.
Wash the cows uadcr and teats with pure
cold water before milking, and then milk her
morning and evening as dry as possible; neg
lgence in this p:ecaution, is one Of the causes
of cows failing in their milk. The COW should,
if possible, lie MIXED by the same person, and
while the process isg going on, small quantity
of hay should be placed before the animal
This furnishes employment for her jaws. and
draws her attention from what is going on,
aud the milk is in consequence yielded freely.
american Veterinary Journal
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Lamps! EaRlIps!!

EOR Lard, Oil and Burning Fluid large variety,
Il among which are a few of the new Pantent Safety
Lamps, and Cans to match Just received at
Feb If : q. j. DELAYS.
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PTn!a White lead
Ladies; Dress Goods, &c

Ladies' Wr1SS GOOdS, &c. -
FASHIONABLE styles Of Grenadines, Tissue, .Ba.
l. rcge and Barege DcLain Printed Jaconet and
Organdi Musns Brilliant and Printed Lien splendid
worked Robes, Lawn ara Cambria Robes white and
black Lace Mantas black and colored Application
Mantias,s (s newsartclc) splendid worked Collars,
Sleeves and Iaudkerchefs, Ivory and Spanish Fans,
&C. Received and for sale by
March 90 McDOWALL e COOPER
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HOBENsACA's LIVER PILLs.

NJ part OF the sysems liable to odscaselilan the
LIVER, serving fterertopurfy tlepood orexing
the proper secretion the Bile; thar any wrong
tenn, and esults vaously in Liver Sompaiu,, Jaund:ce
Dyspepsia &c. We shod therefore, watch every simp.
tom that might indicate wrong action Of the Liver.
These Pills being composed Of ROOTS. g. FLANTSfur.
nhrd by nature to healhe sick:' Namely, lst An EX.
PECTORANr, which augments the secretion. frcm the
Pulmonary mucus membrane promutcet,c discharge of
secreed matter. 2nd. An ALTERA1lVE, which changes
in inexpirabr and insensble the certain
morbid action of the system. 3d, ATONIC which gi, es
me and strength to the nervous system, renewing Iea
and vigor to all parts Of the body. 4th CATHARrfC,
which acts in perfect harmony with the other
and operating on the Bowels, and espeling the whole
OF corrupt aud viliated matter and purifying the
Blood which destroys disease aud restores heallb.
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q FRESH GROCERIES.

g1HE subscriber is receiving at the Store forl
L nerly occupied by Mr.. san'lBenson, genera
assortment Of Groceries; consisting ot = b
SUGARS-Ioaf, Crashed, and Brown.
COFFEE-Rio I.aguila and Java j. ...-
TEAS-Gunpowder, Tyson and Black. rr
MOhASS;F5-New Orleans and ". l.
CAEDl.ES--Srcrrn, Adamanine and IallCw:
SplCES-CinnGmon. Nrtmegs, Cloves, AIlspiee,
Ginger, Pepper English and American Mustard
FKUITS-Figs Pruncs, Citron, Raisins, Whole f.2
AMI Il Boxes; Apples. Oranges, Lemons, Almonds,
Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts Fibcrs, Pcrall Nuts.
SAUCES-Wnlnut and Tomato Ca:sup; Worces-
tcrslre John Bull, Reading, Harvey, and Pepper
Sauces.
PICKLE;-Englsh and American.
PRESEi;V ES-Gingcr ard Assorted.
BRANDY FEuITS-Cherrics, Pine Apples and
Peaches.
FIsu--Macla"tl, Kits and BLs., Salmon, Picked
Gnd Fresh lin Cans, Sartincs. -.' ~,
Sugar Cnred Hams Smoked Tongues, Lard. Irish
Potatoes, Onions Cheese Crackers, Starch, Soap,
Maccaroni.
Tobacco and Cigars.
general assortment of Brandies, Wines and Ii
aaors together with most all the articles found in
well assorted Grocery Store which will dispose Of
at the lowest possible rates Cor CASH;
Feb l5-7tf j. y. SCHROCh.
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sc Come 1T Elss.o

A FULL and fresh supply of Ceveand's Premium
n Cologne and Tooth Dcntrifce. Received yester-
day at -. q. J. DELAYS.
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e,eGO lbs. Sash Weights.

p" S,SUO fDs' SssSH SEctaxtS.
GSTONE LIME in good order, a superior article for
- finishing and white washing; Calcincd Plaster of
Paris RosendaIc Cement, direct from the manufactu-
rers, and in quantities to suit purchasers. ,. 49,
-ALSO-
A new andhandsome assortment of Window Shades,
20 patterns consisting of landscape and architectural
designs Price T5c. to 81 per window ... -.
April (. G. L;SCIIATTEN.
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To KILL VERluN oszCArTLE.-NotlIing is
more simple, more ettectual or more easily OBJ
tanned than common lampoil, one quart OF
which is sufficient to drive all and every species
Of vermin from IN OK of the largest growth
Let stream be poured along the back from
head gto: tail ;--lrt another one encircle the
sbody just back Of. the shoulders, and again
fronting the hips round the hanks; alIof which
should be rubbed, 50 a%to spread it over the
animal as much as possible. Particular a'tcn-
ton should be given 10 such parts rs the animal
cannot reach have seen both cattle and
hogs cleaned in this manner, by one or two
applications When they have been fairly alive
with the vcrrnia. Sach treatment is of essen,
t;al advantage to neglected, NANCY pigs in the
spring Of the year, whether infested with YER
min or not. as the oil has a great tendency to
remove the dry scurf with which the body is
always covered in such cases, preventing their
growth BY closing the pores of the skiA and
obstructrg that healthy, though h inscns;ble per,
spiraiion 50 natural to all reatures.--Erchon.
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NoRENsACk's WORM SYRUP
THE TAPE WORMt!ss

This is the most difficult Worm TO destroy of allJhatins
festtic hunun system it grows TO an almost Indefinite
legt becoming coiled and fastened in the lntesncs
and Stomach sfectng the health sadly to- cause ISL.
Vus hanre, Fits, BE- that those afflicted sedomif ever
suspect that Tape Wo-m hasiehing them early
treatment must be pursued it would therefore be proper
to take Sof my Liver Pills remove all obsfuc-
tons, that Tie Worm Syrup may direct upontie orn
which must be taken in doses of
day these directions followed have neytr been know 10
fail curing the mos; obstinate case Of Tape oI.,s
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PREsERvArIoy OF GRAPES. We fnl the
following Translation of an article in aGrrman
paper, in the Agricuitor, Which, contains an
account Of the preservation Of grapes in Rus
|; sin :: Atraveller who lived in St. Petersburg
during the winters season states that he ATE
there the freshest and most beautiful grapes he
had ever seen. To preserve them they should
be cut before being entirely lipe. Do not
handle the berries; reject all damaged ones,
then lay the, grapes in alargc stele jar holding
about thirty gallons. The mouth should be
narrow so thatt grapes will not touch each
other. Fill. the spaces between them with
.miIlet. Cover closely with stone cover well
fitted and cemcn!ed. Over ths paste a thick
paper, and iet it be hermetically. sealed so as
entirely to exclude the air. In this air tight
jar the grapes ripen fully, and acquire flavor
seldom attained by any other method, and are
preserved for two years in+he best condition.
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Fresh Saratoga water,
New Sprinp Goods.

TENHE subscriber has received handsome osSort
Il mcnt of NEW SPRING ard SUMNER GOODS
for GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, consisting of genera
variety of all articles in his linc TO which he invites
the special attention ofpurchascra.
April l2-!5u p. ROBINSON.
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sequentnpcn it. 1t is 50
He, III the farmhouse as well
At the shortsighted economy
ie is Il source OF constant loss
They may be industrious, ap-
5mical, and seek prosperity with un-
lkcc, ,and poverty comesi in their train.
a family, either the man orzthe wo
kshort sighted in management, and the or
hat is necessary to prosperity is not with
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EGEe 6 s1.EH-
No Eaesli.

CUPERTOR Country Lard; ALSO Alum Salt. Fol
- sale by L. ". BONNEY.
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TuoMAS pAINE--in the Autobiography "l
john Adams, the second President of tie Uni
ted statcS hc says If Primes panr'.lrl "Com-
mon Sense that it did but little good in the
causc it e>ynuScd. Mr. Adams says, "Ilc pro-
bahly converted some 10 the doctrine OF indie
prihvncr, and gave others an excuse for de-
cllring in favor Of it but these would nave fol-
bowed Congress with zeal and on the other
Irrmd Il rxric, many writer's against it. parllc-
ularIv Plain TRUTH who contributed Tcry large
ly to inrlily and inIlucrcr the party against III
dependence, and finally lCst us the Aliens,
PrnnS. and many others Of wight III tic COM
mrlniiv'
Mr.. Adams nivc> him no credit for original.
iv in lis rr",Iuctinn He says she came from
En,ard, and got into such company as would
Converse with him, and ran picking up What III
formation he could concerning "nr allaIrs; and
finding the great question MAS c"nccrirIi'g the
independence, lie cleaned from those he SAW
tie cnulmnn-placr argumcnts--suri IL the ne
rrs>iiv "f id.vcnh,ncr at some time or other
the peculiar fitness al this time; the justice Of
i, onr ability to maintain it, etc. Dir. Rush
pmt him upon writing "n the subject, furnished
him with the arguments which had been urged
in Congress a IlIndrcd times, and gave him his
title "Commnm Srn<r.'
Mr. Adams says further: 81 saw h" had ca
paciiy AID il ready pen and understanding that
he WAS poor and destitute. thought we might
pn' in him >'unc cIn'"!ncnt where he might
he useful and earn living. Congress app"ln-
ted committee on foreign affairs not long at:
ter, aud wanted clerk. | nominated Thom-
a> Paine, snprcsng him Il ready writer and an
industrious man. Niihrrsp""n, the President
of New Jersey College and then Il delegate
from that State rose and objected to it with an
c#rnrs'ncss that surprised me. Ih" doci or
said he would give his reasons, he knew the
man and his communications when he first
came over was ON the ot;lcr>idc, and had written
pieces against the American cause; that he
had afterwards been employed by his friend
Robert Aiken, and finding that the tide of pop.
nlarity ran high, he had turncl about; that he
WAS very iutcn,pcratr, and could not write un-
til lie had quckrucd his th"ug ghis with larry
dranehts of rum and wafer; that he was, III
Short, Il bad character, AID not tit to be placed
in such Il situation.
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GREAT C"LLI<IoH-R REMARKABLE ESCAPE.
- About & o'clock "Wednesday evening, the en-
press train from Eul;Il", came in collision with
Il tree blown across the track, three quarters
of mile east Of Springfield, Il station twenty
five miles west of Eir. The severe gale from
the Lake had torn up Il hrmluck two feet in
diameter, and cast it anguEa:Iy over the track
The tree struck tue rails ahonl 20 fee; from its
roots. The evening MAS dark aid stormy.
The accident occurred in the woods, which
rendered objects less distinct. The train had
been delayed som, hour aud half at Erie,
waiting for the arrival of the Buffalo train.
When the collision happened. it wis moving
at the velocity of 10 miles per hour.
The crash WAS awful The tree, two feet in
diameter WAS broken in three places, and shv.
cred rs il struck by Il thundrrb"ir. The locn.
motive WAS ma>hr,i tn pieces aud destroyed. 1t
turned over and over three times. The l'uiIcr
WAS broken. letting tie steam and scaidimg
watc- ont. tn add 10 the alarm and danger.
The trlllcr and two baggage cars were hurled
upon the fragments Of the locomotive. and
smashed into one common wreck.
The first three passenger cars filled with pco.
plc were dashed upon the ruins Of the baggage
cars and engines They were badly broken
and turned bottom side up. The last three
ears Of the train were not thruwrtrom the track,
nor very badly di>ablrd
The horror and confusion of the scene were
ndi>cribablc. The train had over 400 pa>>en-
gers. The shock hurled them from their seats,
and piled them up among seats i'll terrible co.,
fusion. The collision occurred before the en-.
rinccr had time to whistle down breaks, lei "tl
steam, reverse the notion. or even jump for
his own | H.. lie WAS pitched ont head fore
most into the ditch among the limbs The
fireman followed suit. and the baggage master
piled after them, ali Of whom received severe
flesh wounds, but strange To say escaped III
staml death, and managed t" crawl from under
the ruins ui brt ken cars and fragments al
smashed baggage. But more miraculous Sill,
none of the passengers were killed. or even
had broken ir"uc*. Manv received slight in
inrrS, or were more or less shocked and scared.
The train made three ar four rcbnundS aud
uIvanrrS after striking the tree. before II came
To halt. each Of which added "cnuinSlon
worse conlnundrd' to the general crash and
panic among the passengers.
The screams wells and shouts that filled thr
night air. after the accident was horrible The
n;,r behaved with less cunImrsS and prr>cuc"
of mind i'll manv ca>,> than the women.
4 large cotton iart'ry has been rnt into u
Grafton Il, Ma'Ii~on Fla. IN v li,h acr rmp pl"yrl
iiIiy or sixty hlnd> Si> ~ S,':ru hundred HIS.
"lc"'t"u ,a'n are spun iaj., t'r which u ready
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HOME FOR DESTITUTE SEANEH. At WILL
MINGroH, y. ca numhrr of rhilanthropic
individuals at Wilmington. North Carolina are
making s.icnunuS rli;nltS for the amclinratiun
of the condition Of the scarmcn WHO visit that
port 1t is in concmp pa;j"u t"rrovide snita-
bic build ngs for the accommodation of all per.
SONS of The class who lave not the means Of
caring for themselves and which will combine
all the C., mtnitS and advantages of Il boarding
house, for the well. and hospital for the sick
and inlirm. The number of <camcn who visit
that city yearly, is estimated at about 10000 !;
a large proportion of whom are from this port,
and many cf whom die from disease and want.
The plan prnpnScdi>an extensive one the outlay
building. &c, is estimated at about $40, 900:
and the Sum necessary for the support OF the
inst ut o :, ri ahnnt 81 800 per aunum. II"
Rev. Mr.. I.anrd"n We are Informed. is now in
this city. collecting contributions for the above
pnrpr>c He has already received rear So
00U, and is encouraged to anticipate Il large
Increase. wh,n the object of his visit becomes
generally known to those OF orr merchants en-
gagged in Southern Trade. He proposes to visit
Boston and other nrighh"ring cities, before his
return South and We have every reason to he.
licve that he will be successful in carrying ont
his rode undertaking. ~. \. Jour. Of CON-
Wrrce.
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Cn>RAcTER ~ TIL: TrEK~.--Ihc tcmprr;1'
r,rut Of the Turk is pill 'ymaiic, and h" is dis
posed 10 Tui,'>crucr and imd"!rncr: but under
the Jurnrr of powerful "Xcitrmcnr>, he passes
from state of insrrr>ihilirv int" the most I'M.
restrained vilrnrr aud excess. Tine Turk Is
hrltualy temperate. lIrncvrr tastes the for.
bdhcu juice. hut vet he can get rs drunk ASA
Christian Iord" lie is mild and grave, but
wien provoked h" i inimria'rd. He has little
linaiici>n: tut Hhn his religious E'rvor Is
kimdird. i, becomes Il brutal Iramzy. He Is not
hahuaIlv crurl--hr is sometimes generous
and hnm;!nr but he is of all men the most
rrin"r>r!r>S i'll hi> cruelty. II" will not luxu'
riatr in the ag"Iic> of an enemy, and irampIr
upon his vrtinl--hr has little taste I"t the more
cXqui>it" rrlipcmrHt> Of revenge: in this respect
he displays less Of the demon in his worst
cNcc>srS ihan either Frank or Greek. But
thrn he luchrrs with less c"lpuncli"rr, and
with Il more entire contempt for human lie.
His eye never pi'r> and his heart never bIrrdS
Age or sex rXcItrS no commiSsrrai"n III linn,
who ON slight prnv"calinu, or from P"lIcy,
dn"ns tie wife OF his 'm>nm to the death OF
cat and his children To the bnw>tring.
The sam" in>"nshlitv To the higher attrl
butc$ of human nature displays itself in the
>m""lh faced p"riiIv with which he can I"vrI.
gle in order /" destroy his unSrl>i'rcting victim
--prrhaI'> his old a~>"ciat" or guest In Tact,
alike in hi> pleasures and his crurllrS. the Turk
is an impaSSihc HnnimaI--rolllv v"lmpluonS
and r"lIIv cruel; Deliberate alik" in good Hrd
evil. less TO b" dreaded when rho"rir than
when c"ncralimg his rm"llnn>--not in"lrr'nt,
far less 50 rs Il M">lrm, than either t'rrrh or
Latin; not ungrntriul, not inh">pitahlr not
unkind I" his d"rrnrIan'>, not incapable" "i gen,
rro>iiy: but naturally arrogant, sensual anI
mplGrabl" kn"wing II" medium between the
da>pnt and the >lavr--tun generally Il hN pocrir
in all rhinn>---so much so Il Ia please the
Frank whom h" Icspisc>; i'll word exhibit
irg more "r less Of III" d"ad'niry and 'I"''.
eng defects "' Il d'Sp"'" g"v"rumrul, oriental
I",ludir":. and u rIrari,o~lraI anI SENSUAL
creed
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29

\ Gonp RrrLy-During the recent state
Fair ut Ralri.h an incll"ut occurred in Flo
raj Hall, which is too good t" be lost. One of
the Committee to award premiums WAS asked
ii hr di,! not intend to Give Miss, Cotton. Il vr-
ry interesting and pleasant lad y Of Raleigh, the
prrinium for the hand>"mr>t specimen OF cot
Ion Oh rxhiriliun. He replied instantly. no. he
did not, rs the Committee had already award.
ed Il premium to the mnthc, of the young lIdy
in question, for raising the best specimen Of
CottDa there exhibited.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29

4 Coop PrN.-A gentleman named Dunlop,
being present at il party where one ol the com
pany had made several punS on the names Of
persons present remarked that he had never
heard his name Inlnnrd upon, and did not l'r.
lirvr it could be- DONE 'l'hcrr is nothing in
the worlh mnlr easy, sir replied the pHnslcr,
'.ju>, Lp of half the name and it is D"m.