The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-03

tnaL ne. Hdsk q BeutIeHbn~S I" ''Spoicyg
and an excellent. preacher, hut he was astsSsi
ger, and they did not even know where, hs
came from V':ss g Trae" said the daaghtes; &isc.
had well weighed the excellent qualities ard /
graces of the, stranger, "but1 know whefe'he
is going, and should like'to 60 with him
and they walked lfe's pilgrimage together ~.'
a,-l,r - ..f.rryinif,: l''
Eg While General jackson was connected
with the army, an officer complained 10 BIN
that some soldiers were making q great noissii
a tent. What are they doing, r. asked atBe
General. I" They are praying nov: but hass
been singing. was the reply. Ard Is tthas
criine?"' asked Jackson, with emphasss.' STais
articles of war; the officer said, order pnmsf
neht'for any unusual noise, God 'ff6ftfap
replied jackson, with much feeling, that ply
insfshoud bc an unusual noise Sd any scamE,e !:
and advised the officer to Join them. S'nh -"
gems OF THoUoHr-I sorrow; That. all Mr
things must decay Mrs. Hsmen.;i 80, -, 50,
Man, poor pensioner, on the beauties of.sp
hour.-Young, s>s45 ia, rs:,gr.
The way of the worlds to make LAWS butsibt
low customs Montague. s:zis5i,:s s-S'
The vine hears three grapes-the ,frst, u
pleasure the second of drunkenness the third
of repentauce-Aaqeharsis. q ii&fh.i; :Hf r''Trs
It is more difficult to make the eye ne tim
any organ we are possessed of. 10 telf wLst.s
woman says, pay attention to her tongue. <H
you would ascertain what she means, pay atten;
tion to her eye. To talk in, Opposition 70 hs
heart is one Of the easiest things FL The World
to look this opposition, however, Is more difficult
than algebra. Again :Ve say, never believe .
girl hates you, till you ask her eyes. -, -,
The borticuturist.s Of Paris have sueceeded,
by artificial crossings in obtaining natural spse
Of blue color, which is the fourth color obtained
by artificial meansAtkat and the yellow or tes
rose, the black or purple rose, and the striped
rose, being all inventions, and the result of skE
full and scientific gardening. - is' - -,
aBreathes there man with. soul go dad
who never to himself hath said-.-I will M @
trict paper take-both for my own and famiHs
sakea If such there be-, let him repent and
have the paper to him sent-and if he'd pass
happy win'er-he in adssnee s'eal Should pas sas
- - =. >. .I..at;;t:s,!l ss.'ss'"'1'
This is very striking remark Of De Qaipesy;;
in one Of bis essays: "Russis, is mighty en-,
pire as respects the simple grandeur Of magni,
tude, builds her power upon stenlity. She has
it in her power to seduce an inuading foe into
rost circles of storvtion, of which the radi mes.
sure thousand leagues" 80. III, I,6f
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The New York Day Book has the following
excellent epigram: - D.. =
When Latin studied, my Ainsworth IN hard; -"
answered my teacher that SO meant 70 aaad;; -
But ifasked, should now sivs smother reply, 9.s'
For Stone means, beyond any cavi, bhs. 90 ..|t''
The pompous epitaph Of close.fsted citizen
closed with the following passage Of Scriptufesi
He that gireth to the poor, lendethy to the
Lord" ... sy.. =, 81 ss,tis '..:P
g Dat may be so,n soliloquized ssambo; 'bus
wen dat man died, de Lord didn't owe him =
red cent?, .a .. Il. n5 ~ r. ri
q. ay:, i.s--->.--:-:lss< -; i%'', r. }
For d man to be able 10 speak his best to tbs
men Of his time; he must have in him the lite:
blood Of his time Paul had that, and 90 had
Luther and Latimer, and so all the besst poets
had-Chaucer, Shakespeare, Spencer lHouns.,
"a. s..'.s ! .,.s-tl
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Nothing sets so vide mark between .vuE
gar and a noble soul, as the respect and reysren.
tial love Of the woman kind. A man whois
always sneerng at woman is generally . coafse
proAigate or coarser bigos, ", Z 4in::.st.'
To cure bleeding at the nose, apply TO-, the
neck behind, and on each side, cloth dipped
in cold water !; or put the legs and arms in cold
water !; or wash the temples, nose and neck
With vinegar or snuff vinegar aud water.
ToucHsroSE FOR The 1rNrs. ,.s$'
Midas I'VE teai| with wond 'rous arts old ofsid
whateer he touched, at once transsormed 70 gold =,
This, modern politicians csn reverse with eAss ..F
Touch them with gold they'll turn to what oa Pissss..
DEATH, though certain, and the most ttemen.
dous event that can ever occur to man, b not
withstanding, far less thought of BY him thsnl
are dollars and cents, or the fluctuations IN thss
stock market. @islts}2 y, =: .$zi,.Nia'
An aloe, planted near the whitening brad