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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-28

REMEMBER THIS.
One great advantage accruing TO the pur-
chaser at the extensive establishment OF
EIseman & Arnold, Is that they are connected
with one OF the largest manufacturing eStao-
lIshments in New York city, thereby saving
the per cent. which other houses have 10 pay
when they buy their goods. Every time an
article Is transferred In trade. an addition oil
i've to twenty-five per cent. Is added as the
profit to be realized by the dealer. Thus IL IL
readily understood that when firm pays the
manufacturers PROFITS the same Is added 70
the price OF goods.
heavy one, we can afford our clothing pro-
portIonately lower.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find It to their advantage by giving MS q
call and examining our stock before purchas-
aprI7-iy E1sEMAN d ARNOLD.
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$4,000: Number. and zss PrI.ss.
s50O00
s50000

1888 prizes, amounting 70 s2so.e5o
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Milwaukee,

JUNK N.-FLoUR-Firm at Sl1 25a
: % y sSl F.G at "a for NO. 2.
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WhnIesalr a1uttnus

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS viii
N be offered this season by
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Moyements or the President.

Up. m.-Bacon 42s Sd. Lard 4ss Cd.
Other articles unchanged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11

WILL BE Distributed As FOLLOWS THE
w name and value Of each article of our goods arc
marked on Tickets placed In seaed envelopes, and well
mixed On recCirt of Is cents envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice, and delivered
at our Office sent by null to any address, Tho pur.
chaser after seeing what article it draws and It's value
which may bo from one to 1yo hundred dollars-can
named or may e1chnnge for any other article marked
circular ut the same value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend on fair, honorable dealing
The artcle drawn will be delivered at our Office regard
less its Value, promptly sent as directed oy return
mail, or express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
valunble gifts from us may DO seen on he at our o.
fec among whom we are permitted to refer to-
John S. Holcomb Lanbertyile N. j., gold watch value
$3.50; Mrs S. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn Dewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn,
inuton r. c., damond pin, Sl76 J. G. Sutherland, NO.
100 Lexington avenue, piano, $3.50; Mrs Jackson No.
203 Nineteenth street. N. Y. sewing machine .90 Jos.
Camp El1nra, N. Y, meodeon Sl50; Miss I. Collins,
Atnnta, Ga. diamond cluster ring, S225; Dr. Aenry
Smith, Worcester, Mass sewing machine, se5; n. Shaw,
ton, Nashville, Tenn. melodeon, $10o james Russell
Montgomery, AIN, gold hunting watch, $3.50; r. 7.
Smith, Providence R. l., silver lever WATCH 500; Oscar
Purtiy Mndson, N j. muslc box, $40; Hon. 4. g. New
eIl st Paurs 1inn, gold WATCH S165; j. r. sperry,
Lchheld Conn., silver watch, $55; VIM. B. Peck, Har-
Ietn ns music box, S75; Wm Raymond, Dayton, Ohio,
silver tea set Sl25; Miss f. II. Sche.ck Detroit Mich,
Hotel, New Oreaus diamond ring Slf0; Mrc Martha
Brrnes, st. Louis, Mo, mciodcon. value s12s.
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
And not to bo paid for until you know Vha: you have
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FROM MBA1TN1onE.-The screw steamship Carol,
of the Baltimore and Liverpool line, arrived here
on Saturday last, with large cargo Of corn, ba-
con, and other articles greatly needed by our pro-
vision merchants, whose patience had been much
taxed by the delays Of tha voyage. First, the ice
blockade had to be got through with, which kept
the Carol over ten days, and efter rapid run OF
fty-two hours to our bar, no pilot, wo learn, was
at hand to bring her into port; heavy northeaster
having driven in all the pilot boats. The pilots
alege that in such weather it is too dangerous to
remain outside over night, as there are no beacons
Lit along the shore, there used to be in former
times to warn mariners of. After this long delay,
the Carro came up to the city, and attracted con-
siderable attention. The pier at Union Wharyes
{her berth place) in spite of incemency Of the
weathe-. was soon crowded with consgnees, and
anxious inquiries we're at set on foot after ba
con and other members Of the ''staH' Of life. In
the meanwhile another rain storm had set u from
the southwest, and after an Intellectual attempt to
deliver the cargo by Messrs. .MoRDEcu q 20, the
work had to be postponed until Monday. -. -;
The Ga,7ui belongs to the Baltimore ana onlo
!. Railroad Company, and will make the outward
Yoysge to Nov York under the direction OF Messrs'
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SARA TOG:.A! :...,... &.
''EXCEISI0RI',' Spring Waiter.


v1HE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequaed by that Of any other In the far'famed
valley of Saratoga It's virtues such as have
It the high enconums of all who have used it. possess
ing as 1t does In an eminent degree catharc durehc
Alternative and tonic qualities. . :, :, =.
: From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D., Protsssor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical Couege,5Fn1
delphia formerly Of Charleston, s. G.:
= - PH11ApE1 R1f1a. November Is lSeo.
have been for year or more past in the habit of
tang the water Of the sE1celsor Spring OF Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion OF my Invalid ne
to use the different waters Of the several wcn
,,non them Tor mI,c1 Of the comfort enjoy, am salts
ae thst tho Excelsior Water is well adapted any
other aopg them not more 80 to the
strongly with the carbonic acid Lively and
SPARKLING: 81 can heartily and eonscenaousy ay
recommend it to all who need gentle catn4rnc ts ana
ajnra1c - SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D.
The water Ia put up In Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in good order Tor shipmng rnts N DOES q
four dozen EACH and Quarts IN boxes OF TWO dozen
a - ay .
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TT IS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
Aiken 8. G., a Weekly paper unler the above title,
to be devoted to General ntellig igence-Poldca Com.
mercia Social Literary and Reigious-with Depart
ment OF Agriculture including the Field the Orchard,
the Vineyard, and tho Garden. A News Summary, to
contain digest Of the important events OF the week,
win occupy portion of the paper and particular atten-
lion viii be given to the unsettled question Of Labor, as
best adapted to our condition, and the oveopment
of the resources of the country IN Manufactures ag
culture, Fruitraisng, and Yino-ggrowang
Terms-Ss year. in advance -..z,. :,
q. ". RAVENEL, Editor.
W n KIRKLAND: Publisher. January 21
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RAILROADS. R

yTHHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
of the above Institutions will be held in the City of
Charleston on the Second Tuesday In February next the
18th day oft ut month
place Of Meeting-HaIl Of the Southwestern Railroad
Bank, on Broad street.
Hour Of convening-1I O'Clock a. II.
On the day followng-Wedneadsy, tho 23th-fhere
Will be an election held at the place. Detween the
hours of 9 A. NJ and 8 P. H., for FIFTEEN DIRECToRs
OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY, and THIRTEEN d.
RECTORS OF THE BANK.
committee to verify proxies will attend.
Stockholders will be passed, as usual, over the Road
to and from the meeting, free Of charge tn accordance
with The Resolution of tas Convention OF 1854.
At this meeting will be taken up for acon, according
to rule, the following proposed additional Bylaw:
'tTe Bonrd shall hold four quarterly meetings during
the year and such meeting shall be specially called
by the President: and in the interval of the meetings
there shall be Executive Committee who shall lie an
thorzed to conduct the business OF the Company The
said Committee to consist Of the members resident In
Charleston J. r. EMERY, Secretar7.
ia uary 3 the 8
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PRIVATE Sales.
Pldntatioe in Pike County, Georgia.
), ,RYLOIJIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.-

A PLANTATION ON Macon and Western Railroad.
three miles from Miner station, about troW
MACON ond about the same to Atlanta, containing 1900
acres OF land-6o0 cleared Cotton and Provisions and
balance n woods ~ st.s:--' - @ - - -; =.
On the place are arRe Dwelling nearly fntshed
and large orchard A. small stream r1ns through 4he
tract This place is healthy as residence az the
For pards1lara apply as anSys' % at npo srpFnr
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j FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.


there who not subject some m
Of the lungs respiratory organs who, ny
premonitory symptoms, nggrasate the comp ~ tre
disease strikes its shafts. causing 1ne1 Gi
Of the patient and anxiety and distress 70 fenda
coldi "a slight throot s the baediess iesss IT,
Of many when 30 affected. Yes "0nly sold @ sae
thouehtess expression Of Thousands whom DEAN 1As
marked for his prey - =.
ForewarnedE should be the motto forsseE
In the minds Of all subject to Coughs, Colds
Influenza Words of advice should be needed py a SUI
frrinp from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption henei s
within their reach; and II neglected. fatal
ensue-o life OF isery-a daily hourly struggle for ex
istence contest in which there can be but one Vcs
Does It not appa the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by neglect? Then why deny What e.
cuse can be offered when timely warming - sounded tn
your esrs? When the ger is pointed ouI, why noi
avoid 1t7 MARsDENB PECTokAL BALM has oeen ,useG
with success In nearly million OF cases. and s endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the nost rrompt and emcar
cious remedy that scientific researsn has discovered
relieyo and cure all cases Of Co Ehs Colds, 1nfuenz
and Consumption, If the L. not beyond all nope;
Even syhsn the sufferer s II the Last sogeat he Will hno
relief by using this prep ration One bottle "1A cop
vince the m0stincreduola, that the merits OF ts psep
roton are by no eans exaggerated In fact NIL fsr ghor
OF the euoees bestowed upon It by thousands who nave
been cured by Its timely USE guarantee accompanies
eaoh bottle and dealers instructed In instance
to refund the money when this preparation falls 70 re
leve. -. =. 80. -,
AoAA~ t,,++Ja. 1oroa uiy
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HI. III.

II you want cheap Blank Books;
: II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound iu any stylo, or Account
Books made to ordsr, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
feb7 Tyr
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lss1E oa ACCOUNT or !XEA5H1s az
By,o;dJe 7ols i,l QttesN areet; land
f1.y1DSH e SfH,T1s.ALDNTO iNVatTE sQN
t.,o1n.,,s. "A 1,ctiDnee1 and Real EstAte A3't9.s
WIN Be sod 12th Iebrqasy g y estpck
-. vAnkNT TOT OF LAND, situate. .tn the north ndes
~ enesn steet near Arehdae street. known by the NO.
1so measuring 20 feet ftont 100 he me ssine
more or leee. A1so .:ss
rs VACANT LOT OF LAND; situate on the south ss1de
Of cli5ord's Alley known the NO. measuring y tees
- ialf cash; balance IN Melye months
.acrsd BIZ bond ara mortgage Of property sod interest
lii annually Purchasers to pay AZ. - son lsI -
necessary papers and stamps. Ia.
q February ...:e.t: a..:-E..s
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THE MARION STAR,

T1sTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
~ published at Marion, s. c., in the central portion
Of tho country, and offers favorable medium to Mer-
chants Druggists, Machnists and al classes wlo desire
For the benefit ofour advertising patrons, wo SHALL IN
addition to our subscription list which is constantly m
rreasiug publish and distribute grautously 3OOO extra
copies Of the STAR during the business season tns
Fall.
11'sSS - 49, vi. McKERALL.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Dny.
R. NJ MARsHALL l. Bro. will sell this day, at loA
O'Clock, at southwest corner Of Church md Chalmers
streets, the furniture Of family declining housekeep-
ing.
w. Knox will sell this day, at their aalesroom, No.
1873 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel at 10 o'clock
fancy dry goods, hosiery, boots and shoes.
F. BAcKUs will sell this day, at his store No. 136 Meet
Ing street. opposite Pavilion Hotel at 10 O'Clock the bal
ance Of stock Of retail dry goods store.
--o--==F==s
P1ANTrns desirous of obtaning highly concentrated
ammoniacal fertilizer free from mineral phosplatos and
other adulterahons do by applying to Ksa'AE
HOWELL No. 1853 East Bay, who Agents for the sale OF
MApEs' Nihogenized Super Phosphate u Lime.
February II mwths
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RArF1E.-It will be seen, by an advertisement in
smother column, that the rattle for the two ponies
viii take place at the Billiard Parlor, opposite the
Mills House. tomorrow evening. These ponies
have been generally admired, and considerable in
teresi ;s felt in the result Of the die.
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KINSMAN g. HOWELL,
- . . g. 2 /. . e
- - SOLE AGENTS,
.uary II INV .:.,. No. 1863 East Bay.
MAPES' NITROGENIZED
PER-PH0SPHbI'E OF limb.
INTRODUCED 1854.
FOB COTTON, CORN, WHEAT AND OTHER GRAF
CROPS, TOBACCO, VEGETABLE CROPS, do. q

OoNTAINs SUFFICIENT STIMULATING AMMO
~ NIACAL Animal Matter to produce rapid growth,
the phoaphates and OTHER Ingredients In the fertilizer
without ezhauitng the so does not burn the crops dn-
ring drought Ike Peruvian Guano OF lose its strength
by the volaHlzston OF the Am onis.
All Its constituents, excepting the sulphrric Aoid.
being from Bones Blood, Flesh and other animal
sources aud not from Mineral Phosphstes or Mineral
ara in condition to become quickly
soluble IN the SOIL and avalable as food for plnnts
Warranted res from. adultsrations and Of UNIFORM
q1tGhty.
For sale BY 45z:..z> 5z:.z 10
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A-A-A-A-A,

To BAKERS, GRooERs AND FAM11IEs.-Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good breadP Do you wish
Flour that will bring you cusoln2 Do you wish Flou1
that viii mako white bread and not sour? Then apply to
j. n RossoN, No. 90 East Bag who has always large
stock of best brands Georgia, North Carolina Baltimore
and New Yo,e Flour in barrels bali and quarter bags
neoennber 10 mwf2mos
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BAUGH'S
RAW BOND PHOSPHATE.

NyHE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE has
always bean benehcial-the only difficulty being to
obtain a genuine article. Before offering 5BAUGH'S
PHOSPHATE on the market the Last Beason submitted
it for analysis to Professor Shepard Of the South Caro-
linn Medical College, who fully endorsed It, md bis
cdr own Planters whose testimony have Of the SUI
peIor excelency Of this Phosphate especially In the cu
furs Of Cotton, In inauring sgood stand. =
- j.. N. ROBSON, Agent,
December 10 30 mwfamo 80. 50 EAST RAY
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Some occupations of life predispose to Cosveness
uecially those which allow but little exercise Persons
who contract this unfortunate hnb of body, under such
crcumstances might possibly be relieved by changing
their sedenary employments for others of more active
kind; but this is by no certain Habtaal cons
patton is very obstinate disorder All tho ordinary
called remedies invariably aggrayato it Nothing can be
moro injurious than the continued use of strong
ape ients They fret ritate and finally almost para
lyze the bowels rendering them 30 torpid that enor-
nous doses Of catharic medicines have effect upon
the,r mild aperient combined with gentle shmu-
lant Is the tue remedy; and combination in the hap-
pias proportion of these ingredients, found in HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. This famous
stomachic inyigorates the whole intestinal canal while
quietly removing from its convoluons all impediments
to free passage through them No purgative has
this double operation No ordinary srnulant effects the
desired object. Gases of Constipation abandoned as
hopeless by distinguished medical men have been cured
in few weeks by the Biters To those who have tried
MI the medicines of the dispensary in vain say try
this Irresistible sdmulan ind uperien There Is no
suacent reason why Constipation should 10 the eonse-
ouence Of sedentary habits. HOsTETTER's BITTERS,
BY supplying tho vigor which would otherwise be de-
rived from exercise will in a enable the system to
perform it's excretory functions regularly and health
fully. February IL
A-A-A-A-A-
The best Dyspepac Bitters now in use are PAskS1Ns
Hepatc Bitters They never fail to give relief Try
bottle, and be convinced For sale by MI Druggists.
.
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Furnure Of "a Family declining !; HoHssseep3''q. 49
l,''' nv. II. M. NAtaSHALiL: g: BIZ :S..
r41s nay, 11th instant at 1o O'clock, VIII be eod on
tie premises, at s. ". corner Of Church ana
asies@ 1ssas lot Of ofBEDsTEADs; Tables, Chairs
Mirrors Crockery, Glassware, &C., &c. y
Conditions cash Articles to be removed sane Gay: z
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CoNaREdAr1oNA1 CHuRoH.--A full audience as
sembled in this church yesterday, both in the
morning and evening, to greet their new pastor
It was the first time since the disastrous fire OF
6l TINT the congregation had worahipped together,
and they gladly ayailed themselves of the privi-
leee of once more hearlsning to the word Of God
in their own sanctuary. Rev. W. b. ADAMS, the
new Pastor, is gentleman in every respect quail
fed for the work he has undertaken, and his flock,
in tenlering him call, showed their appreciation
Of his talents. -ys.7y-s=.
His opening discourse was entirely Tree from al
sectional controversies, and was composed OF pure
gospel truths, which adapted themselves foreiby
to the minds OF those present Mr.. ADAMS style
is pleasing, and bis genial manners will commend
him to his congregation. Although this Lecture
Room is quite small; every seat has been taken,
and the remaining members OF Circular Church
have almost unanimously returned to their first
love, and their familiar faces gave the new build
ing home-like appearance that fo-cibly recalled
the days before the fire. :.
The church is plain but substantial structure,
capable Of seating the congregation with ease !;
it is nicely carpeted and is admirably adapted for
the purposes intended This is the first effort Of
the church to re-estabish itself, and, with o
pastor like AIr. ADAMS, and an energetic congrega-
ton, a successful result is certain.
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:57-.;BY :R.. mr. M:tn1ARsHAI.Ls:ts HR0:s.:.s
ma MORROW 10Th tnst at IL O'Clock ct the Excnan&e
III III SATJRFS WELIrWOODED TURPENTINE LAM.
IN tfa Parishof St. Janaes' Goose Creek 90
aeen Al our oHca. Terms cash 70
~ 1aner - felgoasy s-s
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AUCTION SALES
81 81 Land dnd Bisldsags .ealar :AMassa: :and
BYgsETH sPENC CMR. !. -, =

lot az Land and sBuildags corner :Asnessca o!'oz
- 1BouA Streets 3ss
BYSETH SPENCNH..s ~
TOMORROW, 18th instant at the Custom House esoao
street, at IL o'clock, Will El,e
"a INT OF LAND at the northeast corneH
and South streets On tho 'front.' lot tts ri hoqse
with two rooms and ono IN the rear wtth 1ouE
and piazza Lot 40by 100 ::
Conditi tions-one6afc caah; balance ~ one year. Nasn
bond and mortgage. Purchaser 70 Pay ~
Februnry IL - tsss -
Plantation on tsS7iem Creek a,ta Chatrct
Fifteen Minutes Wqt from ne Ferry Lasasas
at A0unt Pleasant. =
- BY SETH sPENCER.: ,ys.,x
TOMORROW. 18th instant, the old Custom hausS; @
corner East Bay and Bread streets, a. ~
TON On Christ 80 cha1s5 a5sIs5
Parrish containing 81 acres high land aud LUZ ars
land on the place ia HOUSE, with roo1ns Kitchen,
rooms; Stable, Cow House &C. The above pace =
consid dured perfectly healthy. LA,
Conditions caah; balance in one year. win
bond and mortgage for the balance 70 ES
for papers. eol..a.y -
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rHlS TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South carolinian at Columbia, is no sent
to every Postofce in the State. Being the ofca e
OF the State 1t viii be tounG at the present tlac espe
caliy valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves OF very large circulation.
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NOTICE.

=, NOTICE. 49,. -
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock, BY KILROH&
No. sac Kingetreet Of q general assortment ot IutI
GOODS Clotbing, Fancy Goods, sJewelry. Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery. Perfun,ery and Soaps. cofuafy -
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- AGRICuhTuRA RAJ.
8: :..s' !: .]MAPES' NITR0GENIZED 8.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OBJ limb.

Onn, BARRELS .MApEs' NTTRO-sUPERPHOs-
SSJ(p PLATE OF LIME, to arrive per brig Logan.
For sale on favorable ters at mRnutacurers prices
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LOCAI..MATTERS.

To PRrrERss- A good compositor-a steady, re-
liable man-can secure employment by application
at this Office.
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WHARF NOTICES. =;.;=
UNION WHARYES,, ]
AT THE FOOT OF HAYNE AND PINCKNEY SIS.

TIER NO. HAS BEEN THoURoUGH1Y: REBUILT,
l., and lis now greatly improved BY the addition %
shed 200 long, which offers IN nomg
receiving carRoes The ecrew steamahtps Of the 5aG,
more and Charleston Railroad md Steamship
land their cargoes here. 80. .,,,.,y
Piers Nos nnd embrace large water mont aVsa' r.
aa for sipninc The proximity Of these docksto the
DIV DOCK renders them convenient for vessels needing
repairs. - =. ~, 81, -, co.l Ia
poN'' "0oN' '-11 COURTENAY TRENHOLM, e
-,,,oo,,,to ~ % tl,n,;,no " Lessees:
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,nared by T. ". MARsDEN, No, 4s7 Broadway, New

Price. 80 cents small bottle: 8: large si7g; !.
,,...5 wholesale Agents; Charleston,
........ GOODRICH; :WINEAdhN B. CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston
And all Retail Druggists. smo .;,, December
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KINSMAN & HOWELL,

SOLE AGENTS, No. 153 East Bay.
Terms OF ssle--S66 per ton cash; limited amount
sold for half caah, balance payable November, 1857,
with approved Factors' acceptance, bearing Bank
ratsa OF: interest at time Of purchase. February
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HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.

HOW TO EFFECT a CERTAIN AND pERMANEN
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And not to bo paid for until you know ha: you have
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Phoebe Harrison, Norris Higgins, and q crowd OF
witnesses, all colored, came up, and the two gave
q statement of an extensive quarrel and riot, IN
which it appeared that the former threw a tin pan
OF slops at the man and bit him, and the man fred
pistol at the woman and missed her, all ct which
being directly at variance With polite behavior,
and contrary to law, Phoebe was fined $40 and
Norris $50, to the wonderment Of all the purity, but
especially those who came prepared with an inn
mense amount Of testimony, but whom the Mayor
didn't desire to hear :. - .zz