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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-11
Gems ofThousht.

The more we help others to bear their bur.
dens the lighter our own will be.
Surely some people must know themselves;
they never think about any thing else.
Nobody ever sees an action as very wrong
when under the excitement of doing it.
Loye Is like hosesty--much talked about
and but little understood.
Habit uniformly and constantly strengthens
all our active exertions
He who says there is no such thing as an
honest, man-you may be sure is himself a
knave.
Ii you would not have affliction to visit you
twice listen at once to what it teaches.
Time past is contracted into point and that
the Infancy of being. Time to come issseen
expanding Into eternal existence.
Pain, poverty, or infamy, are the natural pro-
e I -
contrary blessings are of good ones.
Medical writers all agree that gluttony con-
ducts more people to the grave than drunken.
ness The old adage is true, that "many peo-
pie dig their graves with their teeth"
Sir Walter Scott and Daniel O'Counell, at
late peliod of their lives, ascribed their sue
cess in the world, principally to their wives.
Were the truth known, theirs is the history OF
thousands.
IF you would relish your food, labor for it z;
if you would enjoy the rai'nent pay for it be.
fore you wear it; you would sleep soundly,
take clear conscience to bed with you.
Fine sensibilities are like woodbines, de-
lightful Injuries Of beauties to twite round a
solid upright stem Of understanding; but very
poor things if they are left to creep along the
ground.
We see so darkly into futurity, we never
know when we have real cause to rejoice or
lament. The worst appearances have often
happy consequences, as the best lead many
times unto the greatest misfortunes.
There is large fertile space in every life,
in which might be planted the oaks and fruit
trees of enlightened principle and vrtuous
habit, which, growing up, would yield to old
age an enjoyment, glory and shade.
With double vigilance should we watch
our actions, when We reflect that good and bad
ones are never childless; and that, in both
cases, the offspring goes beyond the parent
every good begetting better, and every bad
worse.
There is a sacrcdness in tears. They are not
the marks Of weakness, but of power They
speak more eloquently, than ten thousand
tongues. They are the messengers of over,
whelming grief of deep contriton, and of un'
speakable love !
What a serious matter our life is! How
unworthy and stupid it is to triie it away with
out heed What wretched, Insignificant
worthless creature, any one comes to be who
does not as soon as possible lend his whole
strength, as in stringing stiff bow, to doing
whatever task lies first before him !-Arthur
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-11

I.IcEEsE Or 80 LICENSE. The evils result
Ing from the present system Of retailing spiri-
tuous liquors seem TO be attracting very gene.
raj attention throughout the State. laltasecms
that nine tenths of the crimes ara committed
in or about the groceries and bar rooms, to I,
say nothing whatever~of the corrupting in.
Huence exerted upon our slave population.
The Grand Jury OF Bibb county in their pre-
sentiments, allude to this matter in the follow.
ing language:
g In the discharge Of our duties as citizens
and members of this body, we cannot but be
deeply impressed with the great evils which
grow out Of the use and sale of spurious liquors
as the fruitful source of habits and crimes Of
the darkest dye among both our white and
black population as the annals of our Courts
from year to year abundantly testify. We
think that the emo bling principles of humani-
ty and the moral welfare Of the society and in
stitutions under which We live require the abate-
ment of so degrading an evil.
We would, therefore recommend and re.
quest our Senators and Representatives in the
next Legislature to use their best endeavors to
have a general law passed that at the annual
elections at which county officers are elected
| in the several counties each year, the electors
endorse on their tickets-"Liccnse" or "No
License" and in such counties as there shall be
majority of votes polled for ''No License"
THAT there shall no license issue, and no spiri-
tuous liquors allowed to be sold, with proper
penalties for violation Of the same" ."-Sdv. SCou.
Savannah Courier.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-11
TheChSs.

sFoy sfef, or twelve days we htsc had fpd5uT5---
h,,t pot i, tsnpible shape Of Ch6lesa VI our
s. ~ ~ : beard of several PERSONS whoSxsse
S ui,.assd fo have died of Choiers. but ID aery
casa Z s;ctn ea % Vas traced to impfudSace
n eatinS S>and .sbe attending physicians, Mo
smoke Of tSSr disease. Is Cholera, at the saiae
time said that & Was not epidemic. Bot I'M
i;mDrudent induleSac,e has continued so oaongySI
in the face Of the re,sonstrances of our pliysiss
s;anss stbat tbev have: Seen compeIIed IL
~ =, tha BoarIs of Heaif rwaafv wa cases
pHoiisrn sfe s.
ed that in nearly every Instance tbe disease
was easily traced to some diligence inso5s:
tiers, Of other dnwholsome diet. ge dosnet
ordinarily speak Of ysters AS anashel ssomes
but many Of the larges and finest which nres
brought To- our market, are athered from bfack
,ish, not salt, wafer Chs yeaEs 5Of
fresh waterhas extended almos borsi
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-11

II is lumored that Senator Badger, OF North
Carolina will most probably be nominated to-
fll the vacancy in the Supreme Court
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-11

sure enough all MY own stupid and selfish fesE
irgs all nausea and headache and AL l,tnsai,s
ing sPiritin view of our own condition, werelqs
staptly dlsspate and gave piacesto the sheaFtIs
estSs npatlly sand ayers Tor teen
poor fellows sltl red que, Wit SAILS
torn and scamp wind ,lrlasts al lWrench-
ed off aud swept ava and the water rushing
through the sides be vessel as she rose now
and then on q high wase, the sea rolling ofer,
q perfect food every minute,
Our ship had stopped her Engines and was
lowering about coming near enoug h IN the
brief intervals OF the storm, Capt. ye to|
speak through his trunp d word Of encourage.
ssent: The; ;Gapta am: had been SICK with a yio-
!ls cold and ton Of thhe lungs, but this
had Ied .him from his bed and, dressed in his
great iSlaulin eoat, Nj his hat. drawn down
over ms sa sailor holding him from falling.
as ne stooa, o. he steep deck, the ship tumblng
almost over on ssidcs at every roll, his fine
face nusned WIZ: teme,it as the Wiad and
iseet. dashed INTO y, against HIM as If they
would take hlS 4fexs sytimpet in his hand,
and raising above " storm his voice
OF command 70 engineers, saslss DC, to 90 on
.or stop, or go to the other side wreck, try
ing TO keep near l ", ana asold against
II, 10 the certain rum o. atl: ~
All tins lasted for an hour o more WIN We
passenger on the upper deck, holdng olto
ropes to keep rom eeing dasnea osespoard, ana
clouds, and spray, gave Us opportunity 70 see
them climbing the waves in their shattered
barque, all looking an1ousiy towards Us, ana
waving hats and hands. ne roil,ng @ 1i,e sea
some movements on the deck and something !. !
heard the Captain say, made me lear ltqwas 9
hopeless case, and We should have 70 go and
leave them, when all at 4 once e gtean1 Of light
brske from above, and splendid rM9eaM ap.
peared on aarA.oacA :. osuus ps,s',s. g
US. IL seemed lnoesg neasen sens sn ~
hope ana Prom,se ana ! ~,
turned iaces or Inc - sss 4 s'iey
did not nall 'i ,lt az suea, z, 4, q: !, !
Inc captain selzea sae .s o. = .ul.
storm 70 say 20 ns sGisa ollceI, A.e
you wiling 70 rlsk gong ~ the llie, Doat 20 tnelr
rescue y Ready; and Wiling was me prompt
reply and soon the beautitel boat: Win iomPS
kins and three sailors, was bouncing over @ tne
foaming waves. dhey had rope soon dIawh ~
from ship to bark passing through the iiierDoat:
The brave little comp were soon unoes tne s
stern'of the wreck, iying with open arms, as
they were dropped or thrown down: ttor some
were so stupetied with wet and cod they nag 20
be thrown into the boat the dripping sailors q
the @Jesse Stevens Inc waves nan 50 nsgn y
was unsafe to lie near Tue Wreck, 50 tue pOag Was
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EplrApn.-The following singular epitaph
is on tomb in the parish church. yard of Pew
sey, Dorsetshire, England:
& Here lies the body Of. Lady O'Looney,
great niece of Burke, commonly called The
Sublime : she was bland, passionate and deep.
" religious; also she painted in water colors
and sent several things to the exhibitions; she
was first cousin of Lady Jones; and of such
is the Kingdomsof Heaven"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-11

Eight first class steamboats, are now building
at Pittsburg, at a cost of $4,000 each.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-11

The CHEERFUL HEARr.--It is not essential
to thehappy home that there should be the luxu.
ry ofthe carpetthe cushsoncd sofa the soft shade
ofthe astral lamp. Those elegancies gid the
apartment, but they reach not the heart. It's
neatuess, order and a cheerful heart which
make home that sweet paradise it is SO often
found TO be. There isjoy, as real, as heartfelt,
by the cottage ireside as in the most splendid
saloons of wealthan refinement. The luxu-
ries and eleganeies of life are not to be des-
pissed. They are to be received with gratitude
But their possession does not insure happiness.
The sources Of true joys are not SO shallow
The cheerful heart, like the kaleidoscope causes
most stdiscordantma,e to arrange themselves
in harmony and beauty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09
The Primary Department
THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

wELLSBURGi VA.
THE Fall session of this School will MON.
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER and will continue five cal.
endar months.
No pupil will be received less time than session,
unless by special agreemen-and when entered
deduction will be made absence during the session.
cept in ofprotracte sckness,-nor will any pupil
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS:
Day pupils-Prmary English Department. :. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical ......,..... 1900
Hoard and Tuition per session OF five months.. Is 90
Ono hafinvarably In advance the remainder mid.
die OF the session.
discount of 10 per will be made on the bills OF all
,For Information see catalogue, published by
Board OF Trustees.
lyorder orthe Board
SAM'L d. TOMPKlNS, Rector
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SAo,, ,,,oasafs e,tts>AVEs .,


NTHATEVER coiire;ns the health and hapr: n ,ss OF
wv the people, is ut all times OF tho most vaua uIe nl.
Iortace. take II for granted that everypeson Will
all teir power to save the lives oftheir children, and
that every person will endeavor to promote their
leatha all sacrifices feel 1t my duty solemny aai
sure you that RMS according to.thc opinion OF tho
most celebrated Physicians, the primary
large majority the diseases to which children ard adults
are liable fyou have appetite continually changcabe
IRON kind food to another, had Breath PaE the
Stomach, Picking at the Nose Hardness aud Funess
the Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse irIcguSr-re.
member that these denote WORMS, you should at
once apply tho remedy
HOBENSACK,S WORM SYRUP,
An article founded on Scientific Principles, compound.
ed with purely Vegetable substances being perfectly
when taken, aud be given TO the tender infant
with decided benehcaleffect Where Bowel Complaints 81
parrhea have made them weak and debilitatcd, the to-
mic properties my Worm Syrup such that IL
without equa! in the catalogue medicines giving
tone and strength 10 the Stomach, which makes 1t
lalb remedy those afflicted with Dyspepsia,
tonsng performed by this Syrup alter Physicians
have led Is the best evidence OF its superior efficacy
over all others
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TO FEMALES.


You Will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
either total or PARTIAL they have heen found
healthy acton, purifying the blood other fluids so OF.
tectually 10 put TO flight all complaints which may
nom enlae Irregularities az headache gddiress, jmness
OF sight, pain III the side, back, etc., and offered the public
as tic Dest Pills for all diseases, upon following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE. sr.
We, the undersigned PLY sicas, having receipt
ofier lnanuiactuc submitted Inspection say
that the Ingredients which they composed makes
them The best Pill inCsc Tor alt diseases tile Liver lin.
PuTieS oil the blood, etc. WesSy this only our
own judgement, but also from tina OF best III.
thorty IL the United States. All diseases requiring lie
use ofan lucrative, DaphoIetc and Purgativo Medicine
that came under notice. has been treated with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
r. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
L. BOWEN, NJ. ID.
IL Purchase none but those having the signature, y.
y. HoHENSACk,' upon each box, as all others arc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing supplies, all wishing
become agents, must address the proprietor j. n. Ho.
nRSsAcK, at his Laboratory No. l20 North S
above Race Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the u. S.
Pamphlets giving certificates or performed in diff.
eent sections of the country by The above medicines,
can be had gratis OF the agents.
Sold by j. Baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
or Western Va. w. l.. Briggs, West Liberty; J. Fer.
rel Bradlcytown; CARING Triadelphia; VIM. Hosack,
Ronys Point; Dan Ferri, Coral Cove. Price each 20
Cents. - maT29-1y
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Mozart OF the system liable disease than the
LIVER, II serving iiItcrer to purify the blood
giving the roper selection to The bile, that any
VI ny ehects INC other important parts OF lie
dice Dyspepsia etc We should, therefore, watch every
5, nntnm That might Indicate wrong action Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roofs and Plants furnished
by nature TO heal the sick ramely 1st, kSpectrant
which ausncnts the secretion from the Pulmonary
membrane promotes the discharge of secIotcd natter
gu an Alternative which changes liz some inexpicabe and
senSl manner the certain Orpf action system
a. Tonic which gives toneand strength 10 the
81 STEM renewing health and vigor TO all parts The body
9Th, Cathartic which acts Ia perfect harmony with tic
edents, aud operating the Owe!s exIcl
ling The whole mass OF corrupt and Vitated matter and
purifying the blood, which destroys disease and restores
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CINCINN All.
APOAO ouu4cau5' IN. w. COZ. ON q " d1uuL
CINCINNATI, ONO.
Incorpornted, 1s4s.

Incorporated, 1915.
EINHE attention OF the public respectfully called to the
superior facilities ao ded at this Institution qua
lifyng indi Ciduas in Thorough practical
counting room and and business pursuits.
practical course OF Instruction is given in the art OF keep
ing scientifically Double Entry Books in the different de
bending the forms in among eminent
mens engaged Individually partnership in business,
merchandise at wholesale and RETAIL orng and export
Ing on their own account, on commission or joint secu
GIton including sPccuatOns i'll stocks, real estate,
WIN seambo5tns bank insurance. Railroad and books OF
Joint stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety of
rutat ons TO business operations being taught
according to the most approved methOdS-Interes Dis
count Equations, arbitration o: Exchanges. &c.
Mercantile exercises iEtroduc-
cd on this subject calculated 10 impress business
habits and genuine business style OF
line mind OF the student well famiarize him with
echncalities and phraseoloFy incuing pro
oI1lc Invoices, Account Sales bills OF exchange &C.
Practical PenmaashP-One hour is devoted in teaching
systematic style OF business writing, combining freedom
With thorough command OF hand and pen, accuracy and
eesanee with ease and rapdtty, and perfect lesiby with
COnlltcrc1I Law and Political Economy-Daily Lee
tuIc given these important topics
commerce. and practical workings OF trade embracing the
subject OF Partnership principal and agent, negotiable i'll
Ot wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
H. profit, interest, inter national trade, &c.
The course can be completed in from eight TO twelve
Instruction being given vidualy applicants
ut any time.
knowledge of the ordinary English branches all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance of the Principal enables him
10 eter sistance TO those wshngt procure situations
ON graduating.
Good board be obtained in the city at 90 to
per week.
Diplomas under seal are awarded :he graduates
IERHS:@Eor partial course, books aoncry, &c, in
For mi course books, stationery Diploma, &c. inclu
sive, 5000. JOHN GUNDRY,
janS53-1yd Principal.
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Rhodes, McNair d Co.,


HAVE now in store, their complete stock OF spring
IL dry goods, which they daily invite the atte
ton OF purchasers their will found
every variety ofIess goods and trimmings together with
heavy stock OF domestic aud staple goods; best
quality the lowest possible pices has been their
aim TO lay in such store would suit the trade generally
and they atter themselves that TOR beauty and
ceapness their goods not eSeeled by the city
They do not deem il essential enumerate articles,
only small portion OF the stock could be thus noticed
best and BESIDES they believe that those who wish hand
some and durable goods for the least possible money will
they will most certainly go away disappointed
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Nm QUART 1BOTvrLEs.


Scrofa, Rematfsn, Stubborn Ulcers, Dvspepsia, Salt
Rhetrm Ferer Sores ErysipelGs Pimples, Bites, 8er
e'rriak Diseases, CNtaneotAs Er1Ptions, Lirer
PiGint. Bronchitis, Consumption, Female
Complaints, Loss of Apretite,
General Debility, dc.
In this preparation all restorative properties
OF the root concentrated in their utmost strength eff
cacy but while Sarsapai lila Root important part
CT its combination, 1t is, at the me compounded
with other vegetable remedies great power it is in
the peculiar combination and scientific its prep.
araton That its remarkable cure of diseases
depends 1t acts simultaneously upon the stomach tho
circulation and the 6Oels: and thus processes which
are ordinarily the result OF three different kinds med-
cine carried at the time, through str,
mentality OF This remedial agent, which gently snu
ates while 1t disniccts and expels from the and
bowels all atis irritating and at time restores
their vgor and tone. Its great merit is, meets and
etraiizes the active principle disease ITSELF when
that is the symptoms necessarily disappear; and o
have only to point to the accumulated testimony OF multi
tudcs who have experienced its effects, 10 convince ill
cTcdulity itself OF its real value
The Prolrictors submit 10 the public the following
tifcae from highly respectable source, off cure made
by using their preparation OF sarsararilla:
CnAruAM, Mass July IS, 1850.
rs. A IL. & d. SANDS:
Gentlemcn-So truly valuable do consider your Sar-
fiji of Others the cure sfecicd oil myself Previous 10
Si6 had disease Of the throat. which destroyed tho
head This soon resulted in severe inflammation. and
immense Quantities OF blood and matter discharged.
For six weeks the disease continued in the head then
reryoded the eody generality attacking all the limbs
was tonned 10 sick bed from which never expected
to arise. Many physicians attended me, and the most
skul m onuuEced past In Short tongue cannot
express my 9. nerings and in this condition
your Sarsapaia, uIcased six bottles, and renOuLccd
all other remedies did not expect to take all bought,
SO debilitated had system become. Contrary
rectation, health almost Immediately began improve
was abe 10 attend to my domestic duties and soon
could walk out, thing thought would mpossi.
bic. Mygiatude cannot express feeling satisfied that
nothing else could have relieved the misery SUI
Lerng then endured cheer ully recommend SaIlds'
SaTsapaTiua toa' -,,.ir have done.
| Respectfully yours,
REBECCA MAYO.
Knowing the above statement to he strictly correct
to the same.
Warren Rodgers, E Mrs. Priscilla l., Do ics
John llalet, Mis-. Rcbecca Smith.
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Removal.

TIRE oPF1cE oRFIEE VIRGINIA, WHEELING. ,xD,u
Payer WILLS. FHcg
III as been removed from the old lcf,u0.
II Wheeling to lear OF Sweeney & SSn's In Ia Ct
house, an2S. G. Baker &; Co.'s Boats ore uisss Wt
the steonboat landing, where samples Of pay
bonnet boards and Wrapping paPet can h I'M Fsit
RAG wahtetl IN any quantity, either in sxsf
CAsH, at the highest market price: AsnanSe o. s
Orders addressed to US will receive prcn,rt ,.-
ina3 LAMBnIN, B0Sifi S 81; t u N9
CGaZ. COP. 3Inl '1a " "
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THE partnership heretofore existing under the name
and firm OF Pollock & Donlon, dissolved the
inst MI James Maxwell having purchased the interest
OF Ephraim Pollock The business OF the house will be
settled and continued by tho firm Messrs. Donon
MAXWELL for whom the retiring partner socts the con
tnuance liberal patronage heretofore extended
the old firm. EPHRALM POLLOCK,
ap27 John DONLON.1E -
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tl,RllS,I, NA1E

by virtue OF deed OF trust from Thomas McEyyen to
the Undersigned, for the benefit David f. Don, l.
lated this goth day OF January, 1854 duly recorded IN
book 81 page a. shall on the ODD day June, 1883
the front door the court house OF Ohio county
TO the highest bidder lot numbered t1 in square
numbered eight go in the addition city OF Wheel.
Ing laid out by Samuel Sprgg John Rtchie and for
nerly called Ritchieown, but called the town OF
South Wheeling. -
U-1s Terms of sale, cash.
Tho title of said property is believed to be undoubted
and ndlsnuable, but selling trustee shall only convey
such title as is in me vested. A. J. PANNELL,
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LEGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


vir,no :. ~, ,.,,,
Black, 10 The undcrsigned the benefit Robert G.
Woods his representatives or assign $ed the 9th day
Of juno 1850, and duly recorded III The clerks Office ofthe
County Court of Ohio county, In Deed BOOK No. page
ls upon request being made 10 ME by Alexander q Woods,
Quo OF the Executors OF said Robert O. Moods writing
SHALL on the 18th day orJUN - 1853, at o'clock p NJ.
a. the dwelling house Of said Thomas G. Black in the
Filth wal OF the city of ccl SALE at public
auction TO the highest bidder CASH. all the pei sonal
property conveyed to ME by tic said trust.
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