The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-03
sssHealth Of new Orleans:

sFhss few Orleans, Courier of the 23d, gives
lle&ing account of the prevalence of the
& yellow fever in New Otlesns.. twill be seen
sthat the Courier laments the recent influx of
into that city, whom it supposes in
great danger Of the epidemic 4sIts caution may
be out ofplaee here: -, .z
= +stiITuges yeIrUwleyer reign IN our midst
I, as fatally, as lnsparingly at any period OF
stiie sumner. We cannot, unllappily, commu
sxnicate to0hr readers the agreeable intelligence
sthat there Is The slightest appearance of diminu-
stiah. fahe Charity Hospital by the last re-
spo4. which. we published in our edition of yes
kSfstday, ii appears that che number of deaths
i from fsssns siockaon Satl rday evening untifthe
same hour On Thursday evening amounted to
& one hundred and: ten daking an average of
twenty-five deaths for each twenty four hours,
3 in that sesta abl#hinent alone. This shows that
Isl far from being on the decrease
;sai1a should be ficient warning to those who
a4naysnots besas Yet acclinated TO be- Son their
= guard We nderstandalso that inprivate prac-
ssicsthes disease is stlI prevalent and malignant
8 ever. Itexistss for thenost part, in the Third,
3 Fourth, and upper portioHof the First Districts.
y sFof this we can assign no other reason than
That these are the quartz most thickly popula.
zSted gy thesuuaccl cclinSated dritizens. Considering
1.-The small p1mbs the atter3ho have, wheth-
ses' ffom necessity or ihclination, remained in
Toursc city this summer, we cannot refrain from
sfemark;g that the bill of mortality is proper.
S fiona CIV Under this state Of things, it
~ NTH regret that we learn that the deck Of the
StsaiiSer S. FL. Trabdt which arrived in our
spoftaoR Ibirsday, from ST Louis, was crow.
sdssf With passengers, chiefly composed Of Ia
j Bofers Who have come TO this city for the pur'
p0ogs 0f Seeking employ oymeatat the Commence
the bnsine season. = 2-=sa - -
nv fthout Fishing them any harm, we would
ShaSe muchsprefefred that they hadremained
sasay f0rsome fine: Poor people gthey have
fushea pro baby, without Knowing it, into the
hon mouth. Or perhaps have been $laHed iutc
3 sense 81 security by tho Misrepresentation
9 ofpers5ns Who through interested motives, have
S~iifnjiy deceived them. 4 However, the evil ii
s3iaBls. and they have only to do the bes
fsss eah 6S sHaui ging aas little as 5possibleir
: ssxS Sessss, ,6f every kind and aroiding all unne
Scessafy expo to those atmospheric change
Moi 10 cps slisn$ts Many, particular,
!: TIE less eniigh tshsa pbrsions Of our immigran
pep putafioa snte rtain the opinion that by keep
Lne Suey says tnere is no uaIl
gersof heir receiving q visit from Yellow Jack
scordi6gl they indd freeiyi6 the use 9
inte1iesti @ iasoSs N Isss : I il ],
sfaD which they canSla
bofs fES b ,6st xperisnced hysiciahs adyis
si,sl lceatfary Sobriety ofsIile anil temperat
8 habits are the best preparatiyes against the d
sense, and experience has shown that Wher
few, men of temperate habits become victini
!, Ieven the contrary, of the intempe escape.
i.e Eso1uTIoNARF .RELIcKs.-Yesterday 6
the house Of Mr.. Joseph r. BlacknfoD, we ma
the pleasure OF seeing something interestin
that remains ot tie memorable Revolution
Il: Was common sized sdinner pot filled wit
tbs mounting Of ola mpsksts. pistols, sword
saddles Sc. ~.
I Ehe above articles were ploughed up by th
sotssof Mr. Blacknof, near an old house sil
kstow53e baye been Steuanted by eae job
Robson during tbe wal. When found The pe
was bottom upward with tha month resting .
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