Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAMDEN "v - *? THUkslDAY, P- W. JOHNSTON. TCIK-f..^ et with the least possible rifortunately the. (act I? ipble taleirt* hield '.^Kt . i-f, a AJAfciF V <>. ofthePre** iplnMfryw $irfi d by whqlesome law?, v_.^. 11m _ j.' hatevc M NonioteAde atey* St m?y grg,-,. \ 7 ' .? ? =*? ion of a Public Journal, other object in view, ~ an useful occupa [ihood ? to man ner, that Society >sstb*ebe ^Vils# that for \.a ORIGINAL PAGE ( S ) MUTILATED tandlcjclbf site, inlqli Kcribers, Is fitty-iwo n< b^incn of the Camdkw 12 and 1 r 9vlH)nV| [education, ? iii.j. tn ii i ?d VHh e(ejt*nce it id aecuvacr.'on the t rwfcee, at (he Office of the CamoKm Mk m jfcf t j_m% ** I |TF | wv ? r%{r I tf5l4 ^"T"7 * ? ^ ?wH ktnrts of BLANfcs for Attornics, "^avic^i, *c. iLcpt for aale at tjhia in >*, i.irow aome li*ht ufttithi* inter* - question. a In Creat4Mtlfl|it appears iMt infU^aatory action, when it dbeaauptr ?Jieut, is so mild, that practhWaciYSiBpkfcr cfce seldomly hate great reeetorse to h^cet in the present day. In France jhe prtctice it very different; bloodletting!* ?Ah ire one of the first remedies, and it is hot onjy repeated* fcot evacuations from thtfb^w ela are kept op to a very tfteat extef* In the United State* disease *till more frrffAiia ton , require much more copious dcpfetJbn. Huv ha* this been uniformly the cafe ? iif ve ? <"?>! ???- I I ? ; III ?'<?.? 4 !'<? I I * / A?v? tome doubt* about thg eontadou* raturr of tha*e dkeasc** but a* they art Ktier aliy admitted to be tuck, it may n& be ? merit to enUmrrnte thtnu sire they not ftrofuriy *}eak I **f tfiitkmlc dUeatc* 1 ? ' Property Of UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA 5 ' . Ytw n?ne \ a, lording toj^ * ^ fgSPR v l :W? ? ow uv. _ , titcdy to ?och ?? ( itn.ty to customt i ,? laid down by aut 75, ? ?** ' ?WW Which a point er to *dher? rat Id $?*. or yawning. kt hrat tn the palms of the ft Aching of t) 8. C? .Id chills 9. Pain in tht ?cd back* Active diseate^pftaoftr It^ATe its primacy seal, in the vascular system, and as a free equable departure from it must depend, upon anhrit- . (Ql?r and disproportioned excitement, in the part affected; hence those sensations, just as disease it about t^ dt*iVoKil*)fv^ **Ye enu merated the premonitory symtoms, as they ordinarily occur in attack* coming on gradu ally | but there are many instances in which the system receives no warning* and the dis ease is immediately ushered in, with the fol lowing symtoms, rku ? - IV Gold chill. I ? i. Few, " v /iy-.. .? : $ 3. Pain tn the head and loins. 4. Dryness of Skin. :| 5. Tense pulse. ['? 6. Cbetiveness or looseness a' cor J1ng to the season. Other signs which ire pioha- j hiy tbt fnot securing uniformly shall be wwiitrMld under the headof occasional syrnlom. Ortt or more of these always occur, but any of them may occur* to the exclusion of (he rest, and those whichlappear BraftyqutnUy ?ob 1 J li ? a' A ? ST ? x Bide, and others supply their places. Oc^lonalay mtomtuTheac are U Flushed Ac. 3. Hed watery eye. 3. Sensation of very great' beat a1>0ut Jit lirulv .out arms, so that if thW iKo'^waf'j" their lives may Us ing without resistance. Not I or SO trees on t1?e Sierra TRminUln) and a fen^bc <g ? There were a festive i hrtge oi-4*nce. ?? Aa laf :tet?d, nothing Is to be se*n nd the ROM and stubble on dry."? The moral devaata equals the dreariness of the and the monarch having mischance l^gaf )? Jkncte; a ught to teach some wisdom who acoflf at tlie idea ?f man," and preach op herfe I orchards, wit it* 500 Ware* and a lar*rquantitf of gold ?? i nrpre^ haaJwtn captured off the ole ?n die VV all, an Q|gSti Frigate, and nt inuj Bermp*. T, ^ Ws-^r \mzzk jPhiutdelf>hia^iare^ M" '"'"'[Grouchy it M present in this citjrt 4 We understand f)e rec* ire* the hospitality many TOadlguiihed famill??