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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-10

al, whether theinterpretation wouldsRefavora-
Bile or otherwise to. the Christian faith::ss
We know that this predisposition, as it ex.
lists in the minds of most sthe French and
Continental -savaas. of our day, Sis decidedly
against the authority of;revelation. and we fear
that mahy of fSour;owp scientific men have I'M
bibed similar spirit: from the influence of for.
eign boolss sand the fashionable free:thinking
which peeffyades the country; but there are 9th.
ers on, both sides Of the Atlantic, equally bril-
liant and authoritative in. matters of science,
whose faith in the Bible has not been shaken
by the most profound. explorations of nature.
Surely, if Herschel, Brewster, Henry, and men
Of their stamp, find no insuperable contradic-
tion between the two revelations, Mr.. Arthur
and ourselves may we'll wait for further devel5a
Sapments, before We jump .rashly to the conclls
ssion that there never was such a historian as
sMoses :. In order to the formation ola sound
and correct opinion upon question of so
much moment, when once our minds are tempt
ed into doubt, "a thorough investigation of doths
sides of the question, ,Swoild seem to be. +abso:s
,lutely necessary. The: distinguished modern
philosophers whose names we have mentioned,
like Newton, Boyle, and others of q former
day. are we'll known to have embraced both
science and religion IN the comprehensive cir.
Gle of their studies, and have learned how to
reconcile the apparent differences Of the two.
The same can hardly be said of the philoso-
piers of the Ereaeh school, who have general
,ly been. as coatemptGously ignorant of the
Sculptures, asthey have been profoundly versed
in the mysteries of scisnce and, the language of
ruins. q
We think weSknowi a little3o the cause of
this migrating of French skepticsm upon the
treesof American puritanism. The Bible stands
stubbornly in the wayof every species Of ul.
traism. Fanatics of every class have battered
il. and twisted itso as to compel it, it possible,
tostestify ipsther favor; but it would not yield.
Now, theyare beginning to disparage its claims,
to cast suspicion upon its authority, and substi.
tute other authorities insits place. In all such
cases, when the Scriptures conflict with their
own opinions, the farmer kick the beam. 1t
rcmdinsto$be seen how far the South will imi-
tate this In1pious example. Wegtrust it will
be long before her sons consent to abandon this
great bohd of social order, to which, more than
to all other instrumentalties, we the peace
aud harmony of the Union, and upon which
depends the fulure veal of the republic.
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g A modern writer says 81 know nothi1,Hs
more touching than the effort {of self goyesiIs
,ment of which little. childrenare capah ieEi<
the best parts of their nature ars groWiSs tie:s
orouslys underthe warmth and light of pareii:asi
tai love. " How beautiful is the. self
the little creature Sho stiles hissobs lof pain,
because his mothers plying eyesiis upon, him
in tender soHow!sor that of the babe twhesab:
stains from, play and sits quietly Of, tie
because somebody is i'll! Ehaye known very
bed On winters s aiehs, ti,ss lss sssowSss
might find a warm one hayeknowS k,le
girl submit spontaneously to hours IF sIfksSiae
restraint and disagfeealle employment merely
because it was right. Such wills as theses- -so5
strong and yet 80 humble, so spatient and 20
.dignifed were never Impaired by fear, bgts
honrished thus under the influence OF ieye,svi
its sweet excitement and, ,hol supports. -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-10
RUN BrsayrTs. s sHAm.-Its efIssts d M 6

Rum BRNaTrrs, a SHAM.-ns efeeets; ;ttthossa
of the intoxieatipg can are a continual fraud
upon the understand ding: Lt seems 10 -
the physical and mental sGeagti sg3 3the fsw 3
of the social feelings; @bensin truth
sonly anticipated, squandefed snd .fnalls a Il
pressed farther below, than they weie az sftskS
elevated above a healthy standard = IL seems
for timeto improve the pbysicaI Ihealth YbiIeas
it is planting in the constitute ion the ssesds
incuraHles disease. L sometimes elicitss sbtiIss
liant flashes ofiptellect, which prove TO sbe i
teIlectjs itself consumed, and sooners
reduced to a blackened ruin. Il enters tha d31ss
:mestic circle, and appears fora season 10
up. hilarity and enjoyment; bgts fiaalI oblite
rates conjugal VOWS and natural affect seS
verts the father into. q. fsnds the mqt5a6 Ntofas
fury, wrests away the chiIdten,s 6tssa and Z:
covers ,themssith rags aud mteteb ebed,ess. ..sssss
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-10

: : TuREE MORE TERRITORIES pisrs 1t siss.
said is on foot for organizing threenew territos
rial governments in the Indian count sontE
of Kansas, to consist seyerally of EetosSss
KEGS in one territory. the Creeks ahothsr
and the Choctaws and Chickasa@s ina third
This plan has been sent out TO- be Fcanyassedsss
by the tribes concerned, and who, under 4. nfa@ 8
to be constituted citizens Of the United sStatess
At the last session Of the Senate q bill was :
presented by MrsJ Johnson,s of a rkanss ishiclLs
embodied the feature of this scheme: Ehss
first territory will be Cherokee and will l5nei1as
the Cherokees, Osages, Senecas, Shss1ees and
Quapaws; the second is to be- sMnssogee; ard
will include the Creek and Seminole tribes
and the third named Chahst ia, ndgiwiil inc
the Choctaws and Chickasaws g g - e
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lisa gloriops sight to see two old people,
swh6 hare weSt tbered the. storms and tssked IN
the sunshine oG life together, go hand ID hand,
lovingly and lhdnghGplly together down ths
,geu,Ie deciiSity Of lime, with no anger, nor
Jealousy .5for hatred garnered up against each
other. and looking with hope and Joy 10 ths|
everlasting youth Of Heaven, wheresthey TN
shall sbe one forever. That is o true marriage
for is a marriage of spirit with spil;s heif.
aoveis woven into d wool of gold that IeisAss
lime, ordeaths nor eteraity can seEer
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MrsT HAVE 4!SEnAsroToL. The a Lohdoita
Times indulgesin the following reflections
"UntikwehaFe taken Sebastopol we, ,hayesnoss
right to assume that the power Of Russia in I
the Black Sea is apnihilated but wheneye
that great and necessary measure .is accom-
plished, wesmay be. disposed to hope. that Russs
sia will yield to the irreparable blow, apdsacg,,
cept the conditions arising out Of the lltssiers
results ofthe war; - ;s5s
Sensible Bull |! We haze not the slightesy
doubt Of RussiaSielding ito the eparablss
blow" 7as soon as Sebastapol is taken bntnos
sooner - X: = - =. ~
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..NJIbfBE';Il4l j
ginningsto repudiate my further i6nsiiRz
with such a part Iasaiagt g ]
The war;

E'f-i ~ 80 hS " q -
e The, Crilnea expedition has sailed
largest naval xpedition as,nals ef naval
warfare. and consisted Of 700 shipps
at once IA 600 men, With horses, z
toons, gabiones, tents, provisions, aud
materials of war:
4. Tie feet tmusterss22 s225 900 SO diers, ,spnd s
cannon, while the land force. comprises 20, 600;
English, lt35 coo Turks. 10000 Egyp yptaiis,,'s
5000 Iunisians sand z, 600 Of Sother 6ationali5
lies. ~ :sys. ssss<
On the Sd 5ult the greater part of the Bsifisf
squadron with the English troops on boardyg
left Varna, and on the 5tllthe French GenersfXs
st. Armand and the forks left JOIN the B
ish at Fidonisi or Serpent Island at &
Of the Danube, opposite 70 Egpat
Cripea. zj "
The debarcation vii take place Il J
BaDa, near The mouth Of tfieTver alc
where there is near fifteen fathoms of water
Once landed, the allies will eptsench tbeb3s
selves. The RnssiaiI army smpst hi pc hess
fen in.the field. or the allies viii socenpy the
Heights abeyec city From the sea CGon:ss;
staHtines Counting one hundred and ten g1ns,s
will be tie principal object OF, attack pos
sition has been discovered whence the RpssiartsS
fleet can he eniladed, and aether set on firesimn ID {
the harbor or:be compelled stos come out aud 81
fight Not much is known of the, Russian spfe
parations. ss ..5s:y. ~ ~ ~
Prince Menschikof personafy eopdpcts stli s
defence Of Sebastapol. He attaches great Tim y
.purtance to the Notifications of Ocakoff sandsss
Khersop, and some sthousaid smensare sotcu.S
pied strengthening those places gontinuafs7
ro fnr "a M antS rrva Of Odoeco nd Ne
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03
Be Gentie-Be Loving-Be Kind,

Every. look you give every word you
speak will live in some heart as blightiug
shade, OF cheering spirit Every act of
yours though it be smaller than the dew
drop that trembles on the flower, will cast its
light or its shadow over your own heart
will mingle in the dreams of Joy that
bless you by night, or the grim spectre of
your waking hours.
You look bitterly at friend. Years may
not blot out-tears of love may not etace
the impression. That sensitive heart is still
vibrating under your harsh touch, and the
sad memory of the wrong, you yourself
have no power to bear. You wake in the
night to weep as listen, not to the joyous
song, but the echo of a mournfu strain and
it may never die away!
A brother struck you in boyish heat A
gentle spirit whispered in your ear, Little sis
ter, be kind, put your arms around his neck,
and love him, he wants you to. The tears
are in his eyes, and he says that if you'll
show him where he hurt you, he'll kiss it,
and make it well. You resisted that low
ing spirit, and your brother stole away from
you and cried.
Your mother told you to 60 and find him
for the dew was falling.
You took your sun bonnet, and went out
with u heavy little heart. You found him
asleep on the grass, and tear was in his
face.
You wanted to wipe it away with kiss
and tell him you were sorry. You didn't do
it, for there came an angry thought--he was
an ugly boy, and he shan't kiss me, and |
wont kiss him. You walked him, and he
went into the house with a grieved little face.
The next morning your mother told you that
he was sick-tha; he had lain down on the
grass and had fallen asleep and she thought
him very i'll indeed d-you had better not dis.
turb him until he was better.
When you saw him again, you told him
you were sorry, but he didn't understand you.
He tossed his little head on the pillow, and
with eyes that could never know you more,
looked at you, wildly, and asked you to show
him where he hurt you, and he'd kiss it and
make it well.
Oh! in that hour, how your little heart was
bursting. He kissed yon, but he did not
make it we'll. Your mother gently led you
away, and uncontrolled and alone you went
to your little bed, you went without your
brothers. kiss or sweet caress, and there
were thorns in your pillow that night.
Another night, and you sat by that BROTH
er's coffin-the fading sunlight shone on it.
but it didn't shine in your heart. mo, there
was no light there, and your tears fell fast
on that little face you wouldn't kiss,
The coffin was nailed up-it was lowered
into the ground-the dirt was thrown over
it, and you sat on the grass and wept.
You have grown to be a woman-the sor-
rows Of your childhood are nearly all for
gotten, but amid the gayety and joyousuess
Of life, you. wake ih-the night to see spirit,
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New, Beautiful and Cheap
TME SUBSCRIBER is now receivin

NME SUBSSCE8lSEBSis is now receiving
i a LARGE and SPLENDID STOCK of
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
Suitable for the Spring and Summer Trade. No
pains has been spared in the selection Of this Stock
| tu please the taste of ALL.
Thankful for past patronage, assure my friends
that every effort will be made to merit continu-
ance OF their favor. Of the Ladies' one and all, |
would particularly request an examination before
purchasing elsewhere. Among this Stock may be
| found a complete assortment Of Dress Goods,
| embracing
CoPd MUSLINS, of the latest and most FASH
ionable Styles, 10 cts. to ST.
BAREG ES Of every color and quality;
Plaid and Fig'd Tissue SILK, very rich;
/ Lace Striped ORGANDlES of unequaled styles !;
Rich CoIorcd SILKS, very chcap
Figured and Plain SILKS. Of all qualities
Nansook and Null MUSLINS;
White fig'd Carleton do new article;
g aud Cold do do
| Striped Swiss do very pretty;
Dotted do "
GINGHAN1S, new Patterns,
Best Stock of PRINTS ever offered in the Market,
MOURNING GOODS of every description;
White and Col'd Grcnadinc MANTlLLAS, new
style for Summer;
White and Coiorcd Glacic SILK, suitable for
Spring ana summer;
Lace and Muslin UNDERSLEEVES from 81
cts to S3 90;
Muslin and Lace COLLARS, latest fashions
CllEMISETTS, new style and
beautiful
Large and complete assortment Of Jackonet and
! Swiss Elgiug and Inserting;
Real Brussels Thread Edgng and Insertings;
Blond Steam Thread and l.ise Laces s. Edgings,
White Grass Cloth for Skirts, new article;
GLOVES and HOSIERY, great varety-suita
BILE for all ages;
Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's SHOES, Sc.
For GentIcsncm's Wear.
lie also trusts that he has not been unmindful Of
the wants Of the Serner Sex. In this line his Stock
| embraces
Planters LINEN DRILLS of every quality;
Cottunades and York Mixtures, from l2 to 25 cts
Drap de- Elites, Cashmaretts and Merino Cassiners
Brown and Grass Linens for Coats, all qualities
Union Linens and other goods for Children S
Clothing;
White, Cold, plain and buff Marsails Vestings,
Col'd Silk Cravats, light and beautiful article
| for summer;
Cold Muslin Cravats, various qualities;
Black and Coored Stocks and Ties.
very respectfully invite all those wishing DRY
GOODS to give me call, being determined to be
UNDERSOLD by NO ONE in fair and honora-
bic manner.
NJ. A. RANSOM, AGENT FOR
r. M. FULLER.
HAMBURG April 8 If IL
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SNUFF D1pp1SG"-Of all the detesta.
be, obnoxious, offensive, unnecessary and
filthy imitation which dear woman is guilty
of inheriting from fallen, depraved, corrupt
and wicked man, that Of snuff "dipping'
stands pre.eminent.
How the second edition of an angel, the
ne plus ultra Of Heavens best workmanship,
the idol of man, the diamond of songs, the
gem of prose and the crowning glory of hu-
manity, can concentrate tea or table spoon.
ful of a pulverized poison that would kill ii
hog, and prove certain death to every living
creature except tobacco.worm, is to US ut.
terly at. variance with all philosophy, reason,
scripture, taste and refinement, and utterly
ncomprehensible. We wish it were ii dream,
we wish it were romance; we wish it were
not so: but sad reality presents the picture
of an angel of beauty, with heavenly smile
a rosy cheek, the eye of gazclle, standing
erect in all her majesty dazzling in her robes
of silk, her form reflected in costly mirror,
with a chinquepin stick nicely scraped be-
tween her white fingers, with the end in a
box of snuff, and regularly applying it to her
shininr rosy lips and the mellow tongue;
Faugh 1t makes me sick TO think about it!
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@MAW BMWgR!ssMN@a

92SSA q g@QY ~tSAGSAS2
Auguta, Georgia,
DEG 10 inform the public, that they have just
I'D returned from the Northern markets, with
full and complete stock OF
SPRING DRY GOODS.
Having all the facilities in the purchasing of their
stock that cash capital can command, we beg
leave to assure the public, that we will always keep
on hand the very best order of Goods that can be
obtained and sell them on Us fair terms US the like
quantity can be purchased either in this market or
Charleston.
Among our stock will be found the following
beautiful Goods -
Chastc aud Elegant Spring Silks;
Sewing Silks and Tissues
Bareges and Barege DeLanes;
French Muslins and Lawns;
White Silks, of all styles;
Black Brocade and Watcred Silks;
Plain Black Silks, all widths;
White Embroidered Muslins;
| Colorcd Dotted Musns
| Plaid and Striped dol
Swiss and Jaconet do;
| Book and Null do:
White and Colorcd Tarlton Musns
Crimprd Evening Dresses new styles;
Manlillas and Scarts entirely new;
Grape Shawls, very cheap;
White Barcge and Sewing Silk Shawls;
French, American. and English Prints;
Ginghans, of NIL kinds:
Linen Lustres and Chambrys;
Cheap Long Clothes and llomcspuns
Irish Linens, Gown importation y
Plain Line and Linen Drill, for Gents wear {;
Linen Sheet g, exceedingly cheap;
All kinds Of Cotton Shectng;
Pillow case Linen;
| 40 inch Pillow case Cotton;
Hosiery of every description, very cheap;
Elnbroideries Of every description some very
fine;
Sewing Silks, Mitts and Gloves;
Kid and Silk Gloves;
Raw Silk and LiSlc Gloves;
Linen Cambria Ilandkerchcfs, all kinds;
Swiss and Iaconct Bands, very rich;
Cambria, Swiss and Jaconct Trimmings and
Insertion
Ribbon Trimmings, new styles;
Isle, Thread, and Linen Laces;
And great variety Of other articles too nume-
rous to mention, to which we respectfully invite at
tcntion.
March 90. If II
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Notice.

A PPLTCATION will be made to the Legislature
N of South Carolina, at its next Session. by vaI-
ous sufferers, praying the refuudng from the State
Treasury the amount of tolls exacted from them at
Toll Gate erected by Jones & Kennedy in one of
the Streets of the Town of Hamburg, near the Au-
eusta Bridge, believing such collection of tolls to
be unjust, oppressive and unnecessary.
1Iumbnrn June 5 If 81
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and you mark its coming by day. It is a
reproachiu spirit, and it says to ycu: Show
me where it hurt, and iii kiss it and make it
well"
Oh! be gsntlo-be loving-be kind
E1,an oeliSt
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Hampton's Shop

rs Re-opened, at the foot Of the hill, Immediately
i at tie entrance of the Plank Road into Main
Street, and nearly opposite Mr. Wits residence.
He Shoes Horses, makes Plows, Irons Wagons,
mends WaAe Irons, Lays Axes, and does various
other things after the old style. He has adopted
many of the modern improvements, in fact all OF
them except that OF sighting hs work.
And he humbly asks call.
Jan If go
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IM rnMnfnM pIEd0

NHARLEs KENNERLY, who is in the custo-
" dy of the Sheriff of Edge6ela District, by
virtue of Writ of Capis ad Satsfacicndun,, at the
suit of Williams s. Christie, having filed in my
estate and effects, his petition to the Court of Com,
mon Pleas. praying that he may be admitted to the
benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly, made
for the relief of nsolvent debtors, 1t is Ordered
that the said Williams s. Christie and all the other
Creditors to whom the said Charles Kepncrly is in
anywisc indebted, be, and they are hereby, sum-
moned and have notice to appear before the said
Court at Edgeheld G. H., OH Tuesday the third day
of October next, to show cause, il any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid should not
be granted. Il. G. BACON, C. C. P.
Clerks Office, July S, 1854. l3t 25 I,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD SALE.
IN EQUITY.

J. Rainsford, Adm'or.
us. Bill to set up Mort
J. D. Tibbetts, gage, to Marshal As-
+. IL. Wardaw, sets, &c.
j. +. Adams and Others
TT having been referred to the Commissioner Of
Il this Court to fix day, which shall be final, for
the rendering in Of claims by the Creditors Of John
Hill and G.. j. Glover, On motion Of Mr.. Abney,
Solicitor of F. H. Wardlaw, 1t is ordered that the
time within which the said Creditors are required
to appear before the said Commissioner and cstab-
lish their demands be extended 10 the fourth Mon
day in August next.
A. SIMKINS, C. Z. E. D.
July 8, 1854. Ct 25
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Grocerie s !!

Groceries!
SO HHDs. SUGAR, Also SO Barrels STEW
ARTS do.
200 Bags COFFEE.
25 Hhds. MOLASSES,
200 Coils ROPE, some very superior,
100 Bales Gunny and Dundee BAGGING,
80 Whole, Half and Quarter Bbs. No 3, No !.
and Mess ma CKEREL, also Kits,
{" And we would ALSO s,ate," that we have fine
assortment of
Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Bedstcads, Chails, Saddles, Osnaburgs, Stripes,
Iron, Nails. Oils, White Lead, Shot, Bar Lead,
Salt, Cheese, Powder, Soap, Rice,
Bacon, &C., &c. &C.,
And in fact, every article usually found in Gro
ccry Store. j. SlBLEY & SON.
Hamburg, Nov IA, If Al
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Interesting Poem,

DR. A. G. TEAGUE has for sale, OIL commits.
~ sion, Miss JULIA A. HExT's Poems. entitled
"SMILIIS AND TEARS" This chaste little
work merits and should obtain for the unfortunate
Authorcss, n liberal patronage from sympathsing
and charitable people.
Nav 10 lS
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a m e ric an Hot e !,
HAMBURG, s. C,

HAMBURG, .. u.
4 MCO TIE Undersigned takes this
EsfaSSsEsA method of returning thanks for the
EgSs99iiSG liberal patronage heretofore given
to his House. and of informing the public tha. he
still keeps open the Establishment for their accom-
modation. Having refitted the building, furnished
the Rooms with new and convenient Furniture and
having set Of we'll drilled Servants, an experienced
Caterer and Cooks his Table will be spread with
the BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. BY
these and his personal attention. he hopes 10 give
general satisfaction to those who favor him with their
company. He is pleased also to announce that MIR.
JOHN a. FoUsroN has just completed large and
COMMODIOUS STABLES AND CARRIAGE HOUSES
in connection with the HOTEL and will take special
charge Of that department. He will be prepared to
accommodate the public with Saddle Horses, Hacks
and Carriages of all descriptions on hire, and trav-
clers will be conveyed, with despatch, to any part
Of the surrounding country on reasonable terms.
He has also large and convenient LOTS for the
accommodation of Traders and Stuck Drivers who
are specially invited to call
ISAAC SMITH.
Hamburg, Nav IL Gin II
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Manufactured Tobacco !!

TUST Received direct from the Factory, Thirty
O Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO, comprising
-Four Choice Brands, viz: Honey Dew, Oronoco,
Extra and Premium. For sale by the Box, or at.
retail at LOW PRICES. DOME fail to call and
sample before buying elsewhere.
G. L. PENN, AGENT.
Oct 26 If al
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IN Office.
Miller Wanted.

TBNIIE Subscriber wishes to employ good Miller
IL to attend his Steam, Flour and Grist Mill, l6
miles above Edgefeld c. H., on the Cambridge
Road. None need apply who cannot come well re-
commended JOHN DORM.
Julv & tf S5