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HWE WATER OF THIS sPEING Il: :BE1IEV1E 10
be unequalled by that Of other In the
vailey Of Sarstoga Ita virtues ne such as have
1t the high enconnms Of haye used it
ne, a. Il does; IN dtnres.s
a1isronys From SAMUEL aR3 aSIg HEaRY pioksoN
Practice Of Phyaic; Jeterson fnea.s
defohia FORMERLY Of Charleston, 8, e.: 80
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u have been for year past the. habit Oh
4>Iino ts1e water OF the .E1celaor Spring OF
ss,stomed during the great pordon Of dnyald lite
the different waters Of the several Mn!ca
f. 9 m along that remarkable valley INDEED
oo 4pen1 IA much OF ts comfort enjoy sas:
as gHt ols y Es s. ss ss;Ree anS
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X The sasSsass sa
sparkling, .,;wtos nsei o. gentle cathartc: md
recommend Il to a. .1EL HENRY DICKSON, H.
dinretc. and s2GaTs aaa
The Wateris put upin
packed In good order fox <shippli sa
tour dozen eachs and Quarts in boxes .. g.
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A HOUSEHOLD FRrEND.-C CoLaArEs SOAP is the
housewives friend and assistant. 1t should bs in
every kitchen and laundry. It is no humbug, but
an article Of established value and reputation.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
'Throw physic to the dogs, III none Of It
To mako assurance doubly sure
TN tnte',-p1 ANITA aT7oN Br1-rrRs

Iney never Ia1l
This great stomachic Healer, so long and fayoraby
known to the American public, Is just what the people
need It Is remedy they rely For Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Headache. Dizziness, Ague Liver Complaints
Pains in the Side and Back &C. it has equa not The
least among its virtues ia Its extreme peasantness to the
taste and immediate beneficial effect Try it. ye dyspep
tics. and be cured tuthsS February
Try Them.
Maoy persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the of PAEKN1s's
HEpA1ro BrrrEns. We would recommend them to all
who stand in need Of tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. October
To PLANTEns-f you wish Fertilizers, apply to ]. N
RoBsoN No. Ga East Bay, who has awuyR arge stock,
and on the most favorable terms.
November % su thstu2mos
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PURE BRANDY.

THE INFAMOUS PRACTICE OF ADULTERATTNG
BRANDIEs having become 70 common, that genuine
article is the exception 1t is Of vital importance to those
requiring it for Family Use and Invads that 1T should
be Of undoubted purity and efficacy.
We pleased to notice that the old popular Wine
importers, B1NINGER CO., No. 15 Beaver street, New
York. are very opporune in calling the attention Of fami
lies to their
s'GoID MEDAL coGNAc,"
Of which they say, that, 'tWth view to meeting the
popular demand for reliable Brandy in its natural state
free from alcoholic flavor and impurities and fully appro
ciang the fact that 1t s often recommended by tho Med
cal Faculty sustaining stimulant when all other
needles fail, botthng and selling at
BILE rates Brandy of our importation from one of
the most responsible Houses in France and known
ssBININGERS GOLD MEDAL CoGNAC.n
This Standard Article is sold by all of the prominent
Druggists. s6mo February
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-LuonER.-In referring TO this sulphureons IN
dvidual we do not wish to shock the sensibilities
Of our readers, nor lead them to imagine that We
deal with familiar spirits, but simply to state facts
connected with that august parsonage. print
ing Office has been popularity supposed to be 1nha-
bited BY inky demons who ply their trade when
the world is wrapped n slumber; in some respects
this is correct, for we ie., the writsts, are often
grievously tormentet. by a devil. This mp Plies
continually between the composing room and the
sanctum, and when {as is often the case with ye
locsl the brain is in whirl, studying how TO make
something out Of nothing;
eat once there comes so wild o scream
Within that dark and narrow room,
As all the fends from heaven that fell
Had pealed the banner cry Of Hell,
And shouted in one loud chorus-sfcopy.
An interruption Of this description is sufficient
to send ideas that before vague at once 10 the
fsnd who is thus vocHeratng. But notwith-
standing the odium attached to his name, o devil
is an important character and is very useful in
stitution in his way. Although not always So fine
an individual as the hero Of the Mtonian tablsaux,
he is by-no means sooty parsonage; indeed, On
certain occasions, we have seen green devil whose
verdancy was refreshing, and reminded us forcibly
spring. This peculiar characteristic is atarbut
able to their importation from the rural parts
and their actions at this stage are oftec sufficient
ly amusing to excite the risbities OF the older
and better posted fends. .fs are informed in the
Scriptures that the devil WAS exceeding subtitle,
and this assertion is substantated by the conduct
of their Gnea descendants, who are no sooner
established in their domaine than they emerge
from their chrysalis state and become tormentsng
fends and experts in all deyiltry.
+ ie perhaps somewhat singular to apologize for
The devil, but after exhibiting his evil disposition
few words Of praise can do no harm. He is
valuable adjunct Of the press, and has been con-
nected with it since the days Of FAUST. Resembling
the owl in his dispositions he prefers The darkness
to the light, and is seldom seen during the day;
but when the stars begin to twinkle be Is In his
element and rushes to and fro with begrimed
hands and inky f ,e nm able representative OF Old
Hornie. All the mischief done is laid to the devil,
AMI his unfortunate cognomen is frequently the
cauec Of bringing him into trouble His long ap-
premiership abounds in hardships; be tries to
correct mistakes and is frequently knocked into
pi himself for exhibiting his good intentions.
With all his faults he is, however, necessary
evil, and wo pass his imperfections by with
.he knowledge that as time advances he will grow
in grace until even his iendish name shall be for
gotten.
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TIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the above 1nstltuhons viii be held IN the City OF
Charleston the Second Tuesday, In February NEXT the
10Th day Of t. at month
Place Of Meoting-Hall Of the Southwestern Railroad
Bank, on Broad street.
Hour OF conyening-11 o'clock A. M.
On the day following Wednesday, the 13th-thero
will be an election held at the place, between the
hours of 9 A. NJ and P. NJ, for FIFTEEN DIRECT0ES
OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY, and THIRTEEN d.
RECTORS OF THE BANK.
"A committee to verify pro1ios will attend.
Stockholders will be passed. as usual over the Road
to aud from the meeting, free of charge in accordance
with tue Resolution OF the Convention Of 1854. r9s
at this meeting will be taken up for action, according
to rule, the following proposed additional BY Law:
The Board shall hold four quarterly meetings during
the year. and such meetings as shall be specially called
by the President; and in the interval Of the meetings
there shall be Executive Committee, who shall be an
thorized to conduct the business Of the Company The
said Committee to consist of the members resident in
Charleston. J. r. EMERY, Secretary.
E Ja uary the 8
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AFEW WORDS 0F COMMON

How few there Sre who arenot subject some aiecaon
Of the lungs or respiratory organs Rho BY
premopitory symptoms, aggravate the comP!anI unuI
diaesse STRIKES is aas causing torture
Of tI,e uaent and anxiety and distress TO
cd = "a aiet Eore tbroatl" is the hesalesa remark
az many when 30 affected. Yes "Only colo was we
thougbtless expression Of thousands whom mas
marked for bis prey. -zt-.sg. =, ). ,..aii
IN the minds Of all subject to- CaaEEn or
Tnnsn1s Words Of advice should be heeded by
fsrino rom Asthma Bronchits kenef 10,
itn their reach; and II neglected. consequences
snsne-a Hfn of misery daily, hourly struggle 0E e4
stanca "a contest In which there ca be but one Ycto
Does It not appal the strongest mind TO think otthe
-eant caused by neglect? Then why del2y e
cnae can be offered when timely WARNINGS sounded M
vour esrsp When the danger Is pointed out why no..
avoid it7 MAHsDrN's PEcToaALr BALM has oeen use9
Ifi SUCCESS In nearly million Of cases. and Is ENDORSED
y fine Medical Faculty as the most rEompe and e1nca
ms remedy that scientific resear: N has dscoVefea 20
& ave and euro a cases Of CO lEhs, Colds Innnenz
aTa% Consumption II the case is not beyond sl nope;
1s, xhen the sufferer is II the Inst stages ne WI nno
raat ~, using thia prep lraion One bottle ~1u con
,na .S. = ,oet ncred1loue that the ers OF tms
v;an .s ars b, no means exaggerated tn met M r ano
~ ie snIo s bestowed upon by thousands Nao nsfe
Saen curad Inv IL timely use guarantee accomPaEs
secb hota and eaers are instructed In every 5nsanfs
10 rafnrd the raoue when this has @ 1e
heye: :, u ~ MARsDEN, No. zs7 Broadway New
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TE HANIoN TRoUPE.-The performance last
night was decidedly the best of the season. The
weather was propitious, and the hall was densely
crowded long before the appointed hour, even
standing room being quite scarce Signoreta
RosrTA delighted the audience with her graceful
acting, and showed, in her tight-roe perfor-
nance, that she was an experienced dd1 se1se, and
fully deserved the complimentary notices she had
received in other cities.
Z The great feature OF the evening was the three
gymnasts and their unaccountable and indeserib-
able maneuvres. Every law of nature is violated
by them with impunity. Attraction Of gravitation
does not affect their movements in the least and
they fly through the air as if gifted with super
natural powers. Their celebrated feat called "a
Leap for Life" is perfect miracle and how it can
be accomplished by lnortals is astonishing. Pos
sessng thorough control over their entire bodies,
they are able to move them at will, and Tins per-
form actions that nona bnt accomplished aorobats
would dare to undertake.
The Juggler is marvel Of skill ami do1ierity;
he mancsuvres his hards and feet witt such rapid
ity that his movements are imperoepibls. Being
thoroughly conversant With his art, he can per-
form miracles and work wonders, and never fails
TO secure the wrapt attention of the audience. OF
the CANNES and Monsieur Jocko it is scarcely ne
cessary to speak; they understand their role and
perform it thoroughly They are rare instances Of
the result Of good education, and are always ap-
precated By any intelligent community. The pam
tomime was as mirth- provoking as ever and the
facility with which the shadows Disappeared, as
cended and descended, elected prolonged ap-
plause.
It must be borne in mind that this is positively
the last day, and the matinee this afternoon and
the closing performance tonight are the only
chances left for visitors. Those who are wise will
at once secure tickets, as the evening performance
is sure to be g jam, end only those who go early
will be able to secure seats.
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NATIVE PEARL VERSUS PoRoELAM.-Dentists
ware is poor substitute for Natures. Let those
who 80 believe use the SozoDoNT, which, il daily
applied will prevent all necessity for false teeth by
keeping the real ones sound and healthy.
February tls2
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. AN EXTENDED POPULARITY. BROWNS BRoN-
cH1AL TRocHEs" have been before the public many
years. Each year finds them in new localities in
various parts of the world. Tho Troches are pro
nounced universally superior to all other articles
used for similar purposes. For relieving Coughs,
Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Trcches have been
proved relisble.
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II you want Printing executed neatly;
e you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No.. 50 Broad street.
feb Tyr
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CIRCULAR CHURuH.-The few remaining mem
bers Of this corporation, desirous Of preserving
their identity as church, united some time since
in building Lecture Room, where they could
worship again in one-body This Lecture Room
has bess~QSmp mpleted for some time, and is amply
sufficient to accommodate the congregation, being
seventy feet long andtwenty-six broad, and con-
tanning psws.s I: was built under the
supervision. Of srziss the contractor,
and the workmanship is worthy Of allpraise. e:
The Rev: w. d. ADAMS has accepted call to
this church, and it it will be dedicated to the wor-
ship of the Most High tomorrow. Mr.. Adams is
a Nortberner by birth, but has lived n the South,
and graduated at q Southern Theological. semna-
~, and brings with him une1ceptonal references
as to oapability, standing, &c: We trust that ne
may be enabled by his influence and teaching to
collect the congregation, and ultimately to rebuild
the church. ..s. ,s..-,.z /, ;+z-9
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CouRr OF CnScERY- Chancellor IEssENE pre-
s;dine.-Beyond few motions of reference to the
Masters, and the continued calling of the Docket,
nothing of interest transpired.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South carolinian ut Columb'a, is sent
to every Postoface the State Being the ociel paper
OF the stae, it viii be found at the present time eBpe
cis valuable to merchants aud others desiring to avail
themselves cf very large circulation.
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TIE Steamship CARLoTrA.-About midday yes
terday this steamship arrived here from New York
). after somewhat boisterous passage, and attend
ed with some delay in consequence Of the difficult
working of the machinery, which has just been
oveerhauled. She is consigned to Measrs. STREET
BRorEERs 4 Co., who will Immediately load her
for New York. Her freight and passenger capacity
are excellent, and her commander, Captain CHAs.
Co111ss, is an officer Of much experience and re-
putation.
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IMpRoyEMENTs.-h accordance with resolutions
passeEby ths yfy Eonnei the Ssyarlpen, under:
the dirsction OF the Cofnmittee, Have been lately
engaged in improving the. public grounds. This
is particularly noticeable in the Upper Wards for
the Mall had degeneratsd INTO I'D dnenclosed COM
mon, liable to tha dspre redations Of the numerous
COWS oy7v who are Is Be- fodni II that section.
1tnsthe i4tepticn Of she authorities, to reclaim
this square possible md they design fencing it
in it seats, setting out trees, and
:efsci6ng :as general change; ThelArst steps to-
ward this have been taken, and the lsborers we're
employed yesterday in digging up some Of the
trees in Aiken's Square, in order to transplant
them to the Mall. Aiken's Square was, perhaps,
the only public pari that did not suffer during the
war, being surrounded by strong iron fence that
kept cattle at Defiance and the trees, shrubbery,
&C., grew up vigorously Theremova1 Of some Of
these trees will not affect the appearance Of this
sqaArn,, and being ateaay grown; .tthey win add
greatly to tie looks of tie Mali. - - - :,
II would have: been, perhaps, a wiser policy to
enclose the, Mall before ;theseatrees were trans
planted, for it is q place ere cattle love to
roam" and they are not particular whose trees
they bark. But any innovation m upon its:present
foElon and muddy state will be appreciated by all
who i've in that vicinity; and planting trees is a
sure index chat other improvements will soon
follow; and tie Mall be again pleasant resort in
stead dreary waste. 1t is, next to the Battery,
the largest Park in the city, and repay any at
tenion bestowed upon it by encouraging spirit
Of emulation in the citizens, who will never allow
the ConBcript Fathers to beautify their property
without endeavoring to rival them, and the result
will be that the northeast section viii soon blossom
as rose.
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TIE BIBLE soo1rrr OF CHARLESTON So
ciety celebrates it's Eity-seventh Anniversary to-
morrow night. at the Citadel Square Baptist
Church. Addresses Will be delivered by Rev. l..
CUrHBERg, and the. Rev. ]. Z. GRARDEAu, and the
annual report Of the Board Of Managers be read
by N. r. MIDDLETON, LII. D:
This Society has been enabled, in it's long aEi-
useful career to effect great good, and thcre arc
few soldiers who do not remember gratefully the
efforts made by the managers to furnish them
with Bibles during the war. The Association is at
present in crippled condition, and an earnest aP-
peal is made to its friends to come forward and as
sist it., By the payment OF 50 an annual member
ship is secured and all who entertain kindly feel
ines toward the Society, are requested to enroll
themselves as members.
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The Animal Matter as might be supposed in fertilizer
80 largely derived from sh is less highly nitroeenized
ring the process Of decompomon about three per CENT
OF Ammon1n. The OIL (which Is remarkably Gbundant}
though not generally reckoned among Manures, being
nepn 5 az sn Ta oe5 "a less se Soo M nm
c.nIly light Soils The insoluble Phosphate being
thoroughly organized and, at tho game time ninutsly
divided is also we'll adapted to gradual appropriation by
the plant aizz555z=z#z zsE.E-sazs
According to the present sample, GOES SUPER
PHOSPHATE is o judiciouBly end faithfully manufac-
tured Manure, and will not disappont those who will
give trinl Even employed alone, should expect
highly renla,1sratipe results.
Signed) CHARLES UpHAM SHEPARD
Price s8h per ton Of 1000 pounds.
For sale by E. r. RODGERS CO.,
Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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E'. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE Oh LIMB
OR
BONE DUST MANURE.

WYE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF Plant
w ERs TO the above superior manure for either
Corn OF Cotton, the experience Of last year prWing It
equal If not superior to Peruvian Guan0.
The following is the report Of analysis made from
lot now In store:
Phosphate CT Lime soluble. ................ $40
Phosphate OF Limo, tnsoluble. ble.......,.......2a8O
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DoWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.

MARsDEs's PEoToEAL BALM for Coughs and
Colds.
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SALE OF GOVERNafMNT PROFERItY.
viii be sold at Publio Auction, 'front.' ofDepetc cu1z.
on MONDAY; February .1a Ut leo'ciockEAs
The following QUARrER6aA ABrER'8 PR9pERTY.g 3
II HORSES, NULL; gARI 8 3
Wagons, 2 2AmbuIances;S 1: SGlersE -
sheet bead Oars, :Manilh Rope, ss:5.;.s
Terms cash in Government funds ,:S y
Property purchased must be removed following
day. Tuesday February 18th 1857. - 3. OsTYI.RR, ss5
B1L Major Gen: and Chief O. N. Dsg. -
9FetruaIy Is5 s
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YXIHLE TT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA; IT .EAs
Wy nearly twise the quantity Of Phosphate OF Lime
Is per cent which Is Immediately soluble It's effects
on Cotton the past season have in many instances
ceed Peruvian Guano has In case proved less ac-
tive In the early growth Of the crop When drought In
tervsnes the crop does not suffer f8m is s the
case with Peruvian Guano By OF the presence in
It Of 80 largo apeS cent OF Phosphate Of Lime It's I'm
Peruvian 4uano. ~ .aa-.s =. .:.sst-
Every cargo ct this Guano subjected to rigid napec
tom anaIyAB, and is sold abaats eft actual value
The undersigned Agent Is prepared to furnish the tes-
hony of well known South Carolina panters In evidence
Of tho superior excellence Of this duano
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The steamship Pioneer has been detained, and
the mail will, therefore, not close till Z M. on
Monday.
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II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
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Bulphate OF Limo and traces Of Splphate Of
Ammonia, Potash, Soda and Magnesia,
with Borna free Hulphu1o Acid, about. 80. 8
Hygromehc Water expelled q. 212 degrees. .. %
Combined Water IL portion OF this belongs to
the Phosphate Of Lime, which was esH-
mated after it's ignition; the greater part OF
balance In doubtless associated with the
Animal Mstter) and Animal Matter. so
Silica Sand) ............ Observation-Disclosures. 2
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-ssNCT1CHC,s ~! e
Sales EVERY EVENING st o,eiosk BOY 4Co:
Nc 3So King street, of . gensfai aEsortmeuto of DRY
GOODS Clofhinei Fancy Goods; 5eWelr5 and
shoes Cutlery. PerfumHy and EoaFE Eer ruKy 8iY
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Ar regular meeting Of the Board Of Commits
sioners of Public Buildings for Charleston District,
held on the 7th instant, the following officers were
elected, viz:
CHAs NJ. FURMAN. Chairman.
- Y j. TOBIAS, Secretary and Treasurer.
.. The first Tuesday Of each month was adopted as
the day Of regular meeting.
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.sDrs. RAOUL. &lLYNAH,

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Yh& 2ail9 Nems,
LOCAL MATTERS.

:. To oPRNrsRs.-A good composition steady, re-
Liable man-can secure employment by application
at this Office.
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LIST OF ARTICLES
TOBE SOLD FOR ONE D0LLAR EACH,

nd not te.ha, paid for until you know what you hn'
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New York Prize Association,

No. 5ee BROADWAY. NJ 2.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, sMELODEONs, SEWING
MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD. AND
sssss SILVER WATCHES,