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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03

7 We copy frc,n. the liskcl.s IS: g. l.wai,
The following itels ot
ISogEsr. r.7-Abel Rpbil,s. Esl- aetiEg as Cor
oncr, held III inquest over the dead body of
| Mrs Elzabetlr Smith. on Ing 9tllgbldantS She
was found dead in her bed. The verdict of,the
i jury WAS, that the deceased came TO er, death
! by means to them unknown.
! FArAL AceIIpEsr!! r!!esW Wellafc been informed,
at rather a late day, ,sof 4 fitaiaecidenta at Tun-
mel Hill On the s24tIl nIt, two men. john
I.Hughesta citizen OF the district, and Hugl
Raney, an lrislunan, wore instantly killed. II
appears TINT portions Of the fixturc and earth
at the top of Shaft No. 3, gave way. f,lling-oa
these persons with the above unfortunate result.
~ ANOTHER ERE.-1gEe regret to learn THAT
another large plank kiln, belonging to the Six
Mile Company was burned at the Mills on
"Wednesday morning last. The. lumber WAS
yalned at about $780, The causcaof itheitire is
iluAknoWil. yer 79i q, 2e,4, ~ 2:t ~.
- s,s" 9ist ~ .--r1 -z..s..5---rr-- syg .i:,
.a The 1iErB Al IS SCiIAnLEsToN.-1her religious
services which have sbeeh in progress in the
Methodist Churches. oftllis city for some weeks
past. are still la continued with interest The
meeting was .conductcd.at Spring street, for
three weeks, and resulted in large number of
conversions, and between 3J and 40 accessiio,is
to the Ghnfch. At Trinity ttS.mcetine has
continued for two weeks with prDfit@and then
all the Churches united in meeting at Bethel,
which has been in progress during the last week
and closed Oh Sunday night The altar was
surrounded nightly with pcnitcnts, whoseelned
earnestly engaged, and on every occasion lGathc
to leave it We have not heard definitely the
results-of this meeting, in conversions and ac-
ccssions to the Church: The present week the
services arc to be conducted, in. Cumberland
Church, and the prospects for favorable. sea.
son arc encouraging, The revival has not yet
taken that grasp upon the outside world, which
VIC desire to witness, and the Church onglt'to
be nccssant and iinportunatc in its pleadipgs
with God to extend the gracious. influences
which arc now at work, until the nultitudes OF
our city, who are living in sin, shall be reached
and brought into the fold Of Christ Let ts
not beweary in well doing, for in t.uc season
We shal-reap if we faint not4-'.4 .4arocdtr, 2ls,s
sTnE LATE CorRr MARrIAL-The many friends
of DR.. B. N. Byrnc, Surgeon L. S. a., lately
ucloTe ING CouTt hidEtlal dt 1MOHtrle,. VIII pc
gratifed to learn of luis acquittal by the Court.
We are indebted courteous kindness ofa !.
mutual friend to the feesyy1 and Drs.Byfn
for theSolloyiag telegra raphiel dGspatcs sireceissd
from stbs Judge a Advocate 80
the Doctor, and the department acccPtsTthe
Judgment. SAMUEL JONES'
DR.. Dyrnc, for the complete justification Of
himself, has in press and will soon issue for dis
trbution, a pamphlet report cf the whole eyi-
dcnce, taken down, phonographically by conl7
petent reporter. 1t will receive very general
reading CAarlcston Mercury. -.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03
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We copy irc,n the liskels IS. g. (.arai,
the following items. Of ncws: :.,..,,,,,v..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Phunnygraphs.

DrrlNmoxs-A Blmdc-bws.-Kissing
the wrong woman,
The PLIERS of The Afe3ieal P,eft..ioH.-
'Hollouny aud Braudrcth s.....
A Hon l,ENE-A hole in the crown Of
your bad hat
That's fame Of mine" a, the bellows
said to the fire.
The quickest way to mo'.e genuine eye
water" is to ran your nose 'gains' q lamp
post
A Frenchman, wishing to speak Of the
"cream Of the English poets" forgot the
word, and said, "dc butter Of poets
A New York milkmnn somewhat resem-
bles the whale that swallowed Jonah, for he
takes a great Prophet ProdD out Of the
water.
a friend at our elbow says there Is road
not two miles from here so narrow, that
when two teams mce, they have both TO get
over the fence before either Gan pass.
THAT was a horrible ahair--lho murder OF
Dean, and the sealing up of his remains IN a
tin box ?" "What Dean 2' asked hali-doz-
en- voices at once. "Sar Dean
Pupil to t-acher--"What are these berries
growing on the thoruy hu-i,es 2a 'i2e4''1'es---
"They are Jiackberrics" Pupil-"But they
look red" Teachcr-"That is because they
are quite green"
A young lady, fond of dancing, traverse'
in the course Of a season eboa'four hundred
miles. Yet no Ia fy Toutd think of r7t''ies
that distance in siS~pon,hs.
"GentleHen,r saiG2 tavern keeper to his
guests, at midnight 81 daa't know whether
YOU have talked enough or not but as for
myself ! am going to-shUf Hp
An Irish coachman, drvisg past some har-
vest fields during summer. addressing a
smart girl ngnFed---rr----rr-aying, exclaimed
aArrah. noe dar.Iut, wish was ia jail Tor
stealing ye"
Professor b.. tbe eminent electrician,
was travelling lately ia the care, when a uan
CAME gn and siked iof hla fare. "Who are
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
In.ect. and their IInman Prey.

In Africa there is q worm called the GUM
ca worm, which burIcs itself in the flesh of
man. 1t is long, slender and round like a
6dkc string, its lcssth Yarics from six inches
to twelve feet. Tie Bfitish soldiers -tatieH-
ed at Bombay were frequently attacked 10y it.
ont OF 800 men 100 were attacked by il.
When it introduces itself into the flesh it is
a yerS minute parasite, not more than 1-Goth
part Of an inch in length, and very slender,
and exists on low muddy shores. This little
intruder now grows immensely, and becomes
the parent Of a numerous offspring II pro-
duccs itching and crawling sensation, and
finally boil FORMS and when il breaks the
head Of the animal protrudos, which is then
caught aud gently extracted, care being ta-
ken not to break IL, otherwise serious and
even fatal effects are apt 20 tusuc. The eH.
traction 10 yer tedious work. The natives
cut the skin vbcn they ere near the su4iace,
and rlrr extract them Medicd writer's de-
scribe uo lees tnan twenty varieties of pare
titet, which luicst the human syttom. 1t b.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Poverty aud rIcn,huni.m IN Ncw yol.


The following illustration, of lhc condition
OF thc poor in Ncw Yor, are given Co letter
Of Charles l. Brace, the agent Of the Chill
drcu's Aid Society
"ln East a2d street, IN basement, are a
very worthy. induslriou, Protestant family Of
young girls. who support ,hcm.,lycs and a
.rs father 'hy crochet work. From early
morn t.A late at nigh, those poor girl, dt i1
that damp dark, gloomy ph.r, plying the
crochet needle. They have uo ,imc even Tor
walk, none ioZ'a book, friends they have
none, they cannot earn enough TO boy bon.
nct and shawl for attending lur Episcopal
church % which they are dc,o,cd'y attached,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

belief boo lhe divine iusPnlf0n-6f Ihe Bible,
notwithstanding am perhaps naturally skep-
itrHi, certainly not credul0us I wish all 90
consider 10 most thoroughly 5ben you read
tLAl blessed book HHd srr vrrthrr yuu ruu-
Hoi d'snnver surh evidence yourselves, lts
ihe purity Dlhrarl, lerIing, our m,uds 40 gell
as work and actions, which 10 everywhere iu-
Sisted ou, that dIslingui.he, q from al other
teachings, hai communds 10 90 my conscience.
Whether my heart will be- willing and obedi-
eut or not lhe iuluosmeut that Il holds out
DO another reason Of my conviction OF its
truth aud gcuu.neurssi but / do not here
omit lhls my last argument on thp hibIethat
eternal lllc Is what my soul is painting after
chic moment mention tbis 90 q reason for
rudr'ur.uE 90 have valuable oopy OF thr
lhn.r, Go Doe carefully preserved in remem,
brauee OF me, 90 so many OF my postprry, n
-ir7d Of some other book at equal c1sL
/ bmcocb you alI % live in h4bitual cou-
irnlmoul with moderate circumstance and
gains of worldly store, aud earnestly 10 teach
lh's your children and ohiIduu's children
after you, by example a. well as prccepl BE
determined o. know by experience, o. soon
1s may br, whether Bible instruction rs Of dl.
vine origin or not be sure 90 owe uo man
anything. bat 60 love one another, John
Rogers wrote Co hia children, "Abhor that
aua@ who're Of tomr,' John Brown writes
90 bis children 20 abhor, With undying hatrod
dsa, THAI agm ol slI silIaihlrs slavery. Re.
member be that 30 slow to anger IL better
than che mighty, and ho that rulsih hls splH,
than be- that lakclb city Remember also,
that lhrN being wise, shall shine, and they
chat turn many 60 r.ghleousuc,s a. iho siars
forever aud ever
And now. dearly beloved family, 90 God
and IbrwDrk Of hi, grace, commend you
alI
Your ahccuouale husband and father
JunN BHuwN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
The True system of Advertising.

Our exchanges frequently discuss the ques-
ton relative to the best and cheapest mode
of advertising, A-c think there is Lut h'tle
room for dispua;ion about . matter that has
been so thoroughly tested and proven by
thousands Of go-ahcad-atiye men. The mer-
It's of handbils and circulars, for certain pla-
ces and under certain circumstances, are du-
ly conceded but the handbill, to be convey
ed about by men, generally creates but a
anilc Of irony--a joke at the expense OF the
would.be notorious ad, prtiscr-aud he and
his place are forgotten. Very few people,
now-a-days stop to look at a handhA posted
on a waR, a fence, or a post Fewer still
look at the contents of a circular These
systems have each ha thciro day, and have
measurably lost their force. PoopIcuoW look
in the newspaper for what they want to SER
and know something about. The newspaper
ts circulated ultAaui coal 10 the advertiser .
is carried aboutis year pocket for references
il lies upon our parIor tahlc--und upon the
tahlrs or on the sheiis Of tbootands Who cuu-
not boast Of par.ori IL is read 10 stages, in
the cara on stoamb1ats. along our streets and
Highways. ln shapz. rhseaa, atassar cellars
gauets, everywhere. 'Fditors road them,
Statesmen, eIerRymcn. dociors avyrr mer-
chants. mtehanie., read them--c1eg BODY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

yout s4i.l-b-- "My name is W6as, aDt
! am he conductor "Ol. said tha profs-
BON yeD quietly "tAsl mu'l be-, f1r wood Is a
nDuclud4ei..'
A1 advertisement rsads as follows -"stu-
Dom. eafaA Harlh frH gu.nra, lfhs lhrf
1911. rrl.fu 70 Doe vl.. be- informed where Boz
may sf4I ono worth tao Of 10, and DO qur,-
taus asked
"Ga.us 60 lnyr MayF" oYes. mum, !
hna am ,ry dlsrouturrI" ~ there ls
anything ] pH DO 90 make sou more com.
llHah.r iei me knos" "No. mum, its lm-
pp''r'~--A--> ->lant alter your dgger 10 my
tgger HD woru cau. Your drpsses Won't
t't me. and @u't appear 900 s4udays as !
rei 80 my a{ place, where misuse dalha,
huel aarlj"
10 ihr United States rnW ut Cincinnati
before Judge Mclean, IHi week, one Of tbc
council L.l occasion o. quote from O. prr,r'
ols decision, and commenced rendering q
long latin quotation which it contained,
vheu thc Judge interrupted hlm with tho rc-
mark that "lhe courl could dispense vith thc
rlunsc.s bad LAlil-" "Nsg ssi,' fetotled
lhe lawyer "but u+y it please tbr court,
quoted YnuT ouH npimau"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
John Browns Laht Lottor 20 His
Family,

.Wrun a01pst,,i#.tur .Wr.
. thWr'IuWS luruN JrH,ruu Cu., Na,l.
Nu,cmbcJ 800. 1850.
Ny bruly Hdord HItG Soma and
b1ugL'0F. lrry oacs-As luov btglu What
BE- probably tbe hsi letter shall ever write
60 ans Of you, conclude Co write Co ull ut
'lbr same time. ! viii mention some ul,
matters particularly applicable Co liGIr prop.
.rry concerns iu another place,
! recently received lpt'rr from my wife,
from ur1J Philadelphia, dated No,cmbgr aa.
hy which 10 would fDum that ,hr was about
giving .up tNc idea OF seeing mr again.
bad written tu Go come ON 10 She
i,lr equal 90 tbc undertaking, but do
NOT know that shc will gct my letter in time
+ Il VAS 900 her account chiefly that asked
her 60 stay hack. At dpt hada most strong
desire 60 see her again, bat there applsfeI
to ho very serious objections, and should vc
never meet 600 this lllc. trust that she vil.
. 900 thc cud bC satisfied 10 Vas fr thr lsl4l
least 10 uat most fur her comfort ] ruc'ps.
. ,l it my .H.l l,llcr 60 hrr draft OF Gry dul.
br lr.m John Jay, made payable Co hD. or.
. drL have now another to send her. from
. my .Nor.l,nt oll lionl Edward IIarrj, a(
/ N"'N'',h'' Iu'u' l''''I' I'r ono hundred
'""''H ""'' shall 'i'o make payable O.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

reads the newspaper Everybody must read
itl Tic newspaper hos become au establish
Ga ana Indispensable Institution, and O man
on woman who would attempt 10 this age %
got along Without IT, would be deemed iil
subject for 600 ASYLUM or rfhe-pruirutiary,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17


Wbere.ef l'Wsy raam,
Hos faHl'J Wy heart tonne 90 tUfsI
IT, mafloyaJ oli spaL
WhGemy fathers rsud COZ
tl,l sHpds By me ralI laap.s ufe,
IhatDIi c0ftagr rri,
Whore my iDhUulsAeai
iirfl rsp0sad aus mother saauu br1stI
Not a uuat hat 4 love,
AHdPufr ~ sb0tl--.
Any p.sro iu luEuo dressed
Al thAt old chamber raDH-
Whose nheu Wersv voof
That Wa so,e Zoo my yoptssgrIiru webb
hhaIi ever again
Hear che cold autumn rain
oathat root fram chg rIaHds faU audrh1
And che tdgbtllwnataub
where Laughter aad Muh
tpUUed J0yout.y round tle hut ffs'
Aud she voice sweet
OF ust complete
Nav hateU suiWu.shri urra'
Aud tae Grnds who would como
o. usf Joyful oIi bomr,
10 ioIu,l games aud nHf plays
And hc songs that We suug,
Audthc iokrs ihat ve flung,
Add che laughter hGi shouts ibatvod driss
They arc gone they are gone '-
And touovhl tone
srcmstn echo from e,cp vail
Aul invisible ums
luthc fierce midnight J0rms,
Arc a.uug through paroraDd hRll
Yea go souls WHO once loved
Through those halls who once ro,,l.-
esullhoycfar1bd that dear Doit
And though fsd, 'tlsyet sweet
With your pirn Co meet
And commune in that hAllovcl spot
An hov dear that old farm,
which NV fathers right arm
Wrought oui from ihc forests dark shade
E,cH stamp, every stone,
E,cD breeze, every tome,
From my memory never .hallNlc
Tho green 6eld,, thchardJoaI,
Tho deep voods, tht abode
Of sweet tougsters " every A.I3i
Ivory vale. every lll,
Ivory lane, every nl,
Arc iudelih.y stamped ou my w.nd.
NotA tree but 30 dear
Tony heart. though afcar
MAY FlI,ten liko pearl, iu my eye,
AslthIuk of She past
OF aloak uatVas east
'Ncahi,s shadc.-of nod, or srh.
Audthc guucrur chur.h.prc,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

No 2O.-AN ACT in addition to section five
chapter one hundred and ten of the com
piled statutes.
II is hereby enacted Sc. D.,
SIC |. II any person within this state
shall sell or dispose af any property, real or
personal. by way Of chapce, or shall sell any
such property, and Il, "a inducemeut ethet
dircctlt or indirectly to such sale, shall give,
furnish or supply the purchaser or any other
or personal, % be drawn or ascertained by
NAY of chance or lottery, or shall in any man
nef, by way of chance or lottery make the
selling, furnishing or giving away OF any
such property, be dependent, either directly
or indirectly, upon the purchase Of any other
property he shalt be puuishrd as provided
in src,ion five, chapter one hundred and ten
Of the compiled statutes.
Approved Nov -, ls5O.,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

No. 2I.-A& ACT respecting malicious inja
r,ea-
II ia hereby enacted sc.
hEC Section tvcgly.eight Of chapter
one hundred and -four ~ tbr compiled stat
utet ,s 90 amended AZ 20 read ss 'gllowa3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Approved Nov 2l, 1859.

No, lS.-AN ACT in amendment Of section
fourteen, chapter forty-scyen Of the com.
piled statutes.
1t is hereby enacted, &C.
$50. !. Section fourteen Of chapter forty.
seven Of the compiled statutes shall be so
amended as TO read as follows;
When a witness, whose testimony is nee.
csslry to be used before any probate court,
shall reside out Of this state, or out Of the
probate district in which his testimony is TO
bc used, or 10y reason Of age or bodily infirm-
itN, shall be ulable TO attend in person, the
clur, may issue a commission Co one or more
competent persons to take the testimony OF
such witness, and depositions taken accord
ing to the provisions of the law for taking
dcpositonN to be used on the trial Of civil
causes, may be used on helral of any ques-
ton before the probate courl.when such tea
tmony may be proper
Approved Nov. 81, 1859.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
ITIWTTN TTTWN " TTVT0T'
Approved Nov. 81, 1859.

No. 19.-AN ACT exemptng certain proper
" from attachment and execution.
II is hereby enacted &c.
SrC /. Among the articles now exempt
from attachment and execution there shall in
ike manner be exempt one yoke Of oxen or
steers, as the debtor may select, with sufi
cicnt forage for keeping the same through
one winter
SIC >. This act shall not be so construc.
ted as to apply to'any attachment or execuA
ton issued in an action on any contract here
tuiorc made.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Aprroyed No,cmher 9l. ls5o.
No. IAN ACT relating 10 deposilions
II il hereby enacted, sc.

], is hereby enacted, sc,
SIC. /. In addition TO the eases now pro.
yidcd los law in which depos,ions may be Ia.
ken and used in evidence, tht same may be
taken nt any reasonable time after suit is com.
mcnccd iu whatever court such suit may be
pending, or while such suit is on It's passage
from one court To another, and when 80 ta-
ken, agrccuby to the forms of law, shall ho
admissible in evidence, as in other cases now
by law provided.
SIC. . ln.t the caption and certificate Of
nny deposition, it slall be a sufficient de-
.cuption of the time and place Of trial to
describe the sui, as pending in particular
court before which the same is to be heard
and tried
Approved Nov 2l, 1859.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

/ no. lf'--AN Atl iH amendment Of sertion
lhiriy Of chapter thiuy.ons Of the eampfled
slalutesi relating 10 process.
~ 10 hereby enacted, Sc.
ail, u heellan Thirty ef ehabtrr- thiFtV=
ono ~ lne compiled statutes shall be 40
amended a. 10 read % followki
Enn such application made by either mar
y lp lhe oiicer attaching, he ahall give no
wee thereof 10 all the other parties by deliy-
eung them Or their attorneys a written no
lilf' or hy leaving tbe same at lhe house of
lhe usual abode Of the party % be notified,
win some person of sufficient diseTstisH tltrn
fss'druI therein, and II there 10 no such per.
con knnFH % such officer o. be within ihis
state eih whom ho can leave such notice,
lNen De shall leave such notice With the per
'nu having The custody uf the property az the
Nme y u attached and shall prepare a sohed-
uIe Of The goods and appoint three disinteT-
e'ird persons, acquainted with the nature
ana value Of such property, % be- sworn by
'1ch olheer 10 the faithful discharge Of their
duty, % appraisers in tho ease, and IN said
appraisers shall be- satisfied that the defend,
ant 10 such action has been informed of the
attachment ot said property, they shall pro-
crrd 70 aDpraiae the tame, as snow provided
by Law.
sfc, 2, This act shall take effect from he
passage,
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SO. Ian ACT providing Tor further rec
ofds 900 cases Of foreclosure Of the equity
Of redemption in lands.
u iH hereby enacted, sc.
$40 L. That Boo VI cases Of the oreclo-
sure oi thc equity Of redemption in lauds,
riher al !4s ur 10 ohbuccry, where the time
OF redemption 'as expired, Il shall be- the du.
~ OF the party procuring such foreclosure 70
cause 10 be- recorded iu the town clerks Of
flee where the land is situated within thirty,
days after the expiration Of the time Of re-
dempuon, copy Of the decree Of such fore
closure,
SiC ., Such foreclosure shall not be
complete or ccctual 10 transfer the title TO
such lands as against subsequent purchasers.
moriRdgrD on attaching creditors, unlcss
such decree is duly left iu the town clerks
olliee Tor record, 40 required 10y the first acc,
ton Of this act, or unless such decree Ia
thereafter len Tor record ns above provided,
prior 20 the acquiring Of any interest in or
Zen un such lands by any purchaser, mort
Wgrc or attaching creditors, and unless thus
len iur record, such landA shall be- subject 20
redemption hy subsequent purchasers, mort
gaeccs or attaching crcditora,- IN the same
manner ~ though the time Of redemption
had not expired; Provided, that this act
shall not affect the titic TO any lands when
foreclosure has been obtained, aud the time
of redemption has expired, prior to the pas
sage of this act,
Approved Nov, L., 1850.
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so. Ian ACr 90 amend chapter one ham
du1 all a4trru of ibc complied aatutes
relating 90 salaries and ieea
lt Is hereby enacted, So
SRn I. That o witness who shall attend
before auy county court loo thls state, shall
lr entitled 90 receive five cents mile Tor bic
travel, and one dollar per day for each days
attendance, instead 0f tbe sum allowed by
chapter ono hundred and sixteen Of the COM
piled statutes,
SEQ. . That 900 much of chapter ono huH-
dr,l and slEtccu of the compiled statutes as
b. inconsistent with the provisions of lhis act
Do hereby repealed
Approved Nov. lGi 1850.