The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-19

editors and printers have pariality for, and that
sLocals" are slightly addicted to; but, without
any reference to the first parties named, we can
certify for ourselves that know the difference,
on fair taste, between 9old rye" and cod liver
oil. And we must admit that lately we have been
thinking, when we have gone into the sepure stuff
or rather the pure stuff into Us, that we were
bilious OF perhaps troubled with a decayed tooth,
the taste in our mouth has been so peculiar; but
the recent seizure and inspection Of whiskey in the
New York disteries settles the matter for us with
out further doubt, this delightful tonic it ap-
pears, is now compounded under the following re-
cipe: seTo forty gallons of common whiskey add
thirty gallons Of water five gallons Of tincture Of
Guinea pepper, one quart Of tincture Of pelftery,
two ounces Of acetic ether, one and half gallons
OF strong tea, and three ounces Of pulverzed char
coal" Being now in possession Of this extraordi-
nary piece OF information, we have concluded, SO
far we are individually concerned, to call for,
some other liquid after raw oysters.
WoFFoRD Co11EaE.-Ihe second term Of the
thirteenth session Of this institution, as viii be
seen from an advertisement in our columns this
morning, commences on the 9th Of January.
The College, during the thirteen years Of it's e1-
istence, has made for itself an enviable name.
Her graduates are to be fou,d IN all ranks and in
others holding, Offices Of honor and responsibility
bestowed upon them by their w-citizens: ~,
The Faculty is one Of the best in the country.
President SHIP, for years connected with the Uni
versity OF North Carolina, stands high among the
scholars and educators Of the South. Prof Dun
CAN s most finished classical scholar, and an ex-
oellent teacher. DR.. WATERFORD SMITH is too well
known in his native city to need any comrnen-
dation from our pen. Prof JAMES H. CARLISLE who.
A1ls the chair Of Mathematics, has been devoted
to the teachers profession for number Of years,
and We know not his rival as an instructor. Prof.
DUPRE, the accomplished lecturer on Chemistry.
Mineralogy, and Geology, understands how TO
throw a, charm around every subject he handles,
and has the knack Of always Interesting his hear
ers. Prof LESTER has charge of Oriental Philology,
and, we understand, is a'ivery TITAN IN. Hebrew
roots and Arabic sufii1es. :f S
known to be . healthy locality far from all dis
eases Of climate, and in the midst Of provision
growing country. The society OF the town. u also,
is very good. Parents therefore, have every in
ducement to send their SONS to this school for
trsining. ~ !=:- y. 4.
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MAYoR's COURT, December 18--A white boy,
who was charged with throwing bricks in the
street, and who was spoken TO by the policeman
on duty, and afterwards encouraged by his mother,
but who was not present, Was ordered to appear
tomorrow. .1 i'-f &ss:s5
q 1a'nals' na l' woman who keeps bar, and retails
whiskey that viii scorch mans shirt collar if he
spills i in d drinking, was fined $50 for having
License. +,@4s4.. Il. #a- .., '.fa .' 5'@s. N
sailor who smelt Of iquihed corn, and who
said be was waiting 1t the west end Of The town
for tho street cats pass, and eu asleep witKput
seeing them, Was fined S for not keeping his eyes
openo such an important m: -
M.,;McRride, a.,colored gemman, whose eyes
looked as if he had beer tonica TO
sick hhiend All night, and who was accused Of Being
noisy and, riotous In the Street. was required to
\ pay st he waa quite it vas mis-.
take.nts $3.50; H. :.:ssaA;! ..Sica!.:.3 X. ;,1l
The contractor .for. sweeping chinneys for the
1 Lower Wards was fined $25 for neglect Of duty u
The wharf smokers we're reduced this morning
to threesa' :75 .-sssy@@.s $s5 .a is'.s aess
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