The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

1t is said roasted onion, bound up.
on the pulse will stop the, mostdsiolent
toothache in a few minutes.fsa3,s
|: Edom Hammond found guilty st
Lancaster Of the murder of mi, David
kirkpatrick, is 70 be hanged - May.
A company has been formed 10 Wes-
tern Pennsyieania .tS build i road from
Pittsburg, Pa.,to Charlesto6, 6sG., via
Lincolnton aud Charlotte, NJ C.a
Gen. A. G: Darlington; formerly Of
South Carolina, but NOW of Atlaua Ga,
will deliver the annual address before
the literary societytof Roanoke College,
Va, on the Goth June, ."
MARROW GAUaE.-In Petersburg,
Virginia, the ladies are wearing what ID
called General Malone hst1 It ID
a Cooked hat" decorated with . pro-
fusion of flowers and trimmiDgs.i.
Section vi. of XIX. K, 9th divi-
sion, reads The good and virtuous have
nothing to fear from Us we are their
friends. Let the vile aud sicious be-
ware; We are their enemies
DEATH IN THE CAN.-Two, deaths
have occurred in Richmond during the
past ten days from eating canned lob
ster. In the last case, the patient died
after sickness of seventeen hours; in
the other, death came more suddenly.
ACouNrRY poet, after looking about
over life, has come to the following
rhyming conclusions: so, I Nouldn't
live forever, I wouldn'tif I could: but
I needn't fret about it, for I couldt If
I would."1ss itH n ='s "e<.aa.s.'
IT is said, if all that the dogs Of this
country eat was fed to hogs, 4 would
make $50,000,0 900 worth Of pork. Add
to this the value of the sheep they des>
troy, and something of an idea Of the
curse Of dogs can be obtained.
If you are trouble with wartsor corus,
take piece Of fresh beef soak il i1rine-
gar for twenty. fonr hours, shave it in
very thin slices and bind upon the wart,
renewing the application for three o.
four days, when cure will have been
Notbeing able to ascertain vhioh par
ty should be congratulated on the result
of the Connecticut election, the citizens
Of a New Hampshire town, both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, dubbed together
the other night to fire q salute and hold
grand supper and ball on general
principles. p. .4;,df rE-t;,tsl
A young lady at d hwestern temper
ance meeting said sBretherni aud sis
ters, cider is a necessity to me-, and I
must have it. lfit is decided that Ne
are not to drink cider, I shall eat apples
and getsoms young man 10 osqueess me,
for I can't live without the juice Of the
apple lss j, iS.iusa,
The Princess Louise's wedding-caks
was three stories high, Oh . golden
stand, aud weighed 200 pounds. II
was embellished with. royal afms,
flowers, fruits, monograms, eupids,
likenesses of Louise and Lorne, roses,
shamrocks, thistles, birds and supdry
other things. = 70
MAsoNro.-The Hon. Albert Pike,
the Grand Commander Of the Supreme
Council, will, visit CHARLESTON South
Carolina, in about ten days, to organize
a new Chapter of Dose C,sfr, Of the
Most Accepted Ritea, He will deliver
an address during his Itay, to the frater-
nifty and public, ohsthe "History Iand
Principles of the 0rder," undcr'the
auspices of Delta Lodge Of Perfection,
No. l. LII =: u, 4
The Sentinel says: :sfWs havsh had
the pleasure of converting with tHo Of
our friends who have just returned
from a visit in the lower part Of tkis
county, and in Colleton. They inform
us that the planters, SO far as they
observed on their roate, are,putting in
much larger grain crops, and greatly
the area Of land devoted to
cotton. Labor seems to be abundant
and willing, commercial fertilizers
not so freely used, and, on the whole, .
general disposition to devote more time
and energy to the production Of bread
and meat.
A band of negroes in disguise, q
few nights since, made an attack upon
the house of Mr.. Pud Shaw, in Laur-
ems County. They demanded money,
and fred several shots into the house.
Mr.. Shaw is q very old man, himself
and wife living entirely alone, and the
villains no doubt thought that they
would have an easy jobs bat it 50
happened that young friend was with
him at the time who scattered the gang
by sprinkling them with shot; One Of
them was severely wounded, and il
now under medical treatment.
ARREsrED.-We, arc informed that
Chief Constable Hubbard arrested L.
L. Gufin aud G.. w. Guffn, at Able.
vile Court House, on Wednesday, on
suspicion Of completely in the recent
robbery of the County Treasurer's
office. L. L. Gu6in is Probate Judge
of Abbeville County, and G, W, Gufin
former Inteudant Of the town. When
nnr informant left. The nrisnnera xara