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ood, profuse menstruaton, coffee and
requen childbirth Il far oener caused BY direct irritation
applied to the membrane of the vagina ITSELF
When reviewing the Of these distressing complaints
nj painful contemplate attendant evils csnse-
cue tupon them It but simple justice the subject
snumerste few of the many additional causes which so
argsly Affect the
LIFE. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF WOMAN
s classes society and which, consequently Affect
oress directly the welfare Of the family. The
rans that exists for pecccous education marriage
cause he years that designed eoposa develop
ent wasted and perverted In the restraints Of dress
shs early confinement Of school, and especially in
healthy excitement Of the ball Thus with body
half clothed and the mind unduy excited By pleasure per-
verng midnight the hours designed by for
Ieep rest wsk Of destruction Is half accomplished
In consequence this early strain upon her system.
escessary effort required BY the delicate votay to retain
her situation school later day. thus sggravsng the
evil When one excitement over another in prospective
Keeps the morbdy sensitive impression while the
nov constant restraint Of fashionable drss absolutely for
bidding exercise indispensable to the attainment
tsnson OF organic strength exposure night
air. the sudden change temperature the complete prosrs
Mon produced BY excessive dancing nast Of necessity pro-
duee legitimate effect At early marriage clsps
ths climax Of misery and the unfortunate one. hitherto
utterly regardless Of the plain dictates and reonsrances Of
her delicate becomes unw ling subjecs Of medical
treatment This truthful picture Of She experience
/ thousands Of young women.
Long before the ability exercise the functions gen.
srsve organs they require education Of their peculiar
nervous system composed of what called the sue which
h In common with the female breast and lips evidently
unds the control of mental emotions snd associations at
sariy ported Of life; shx subsequently, these
emotions when excessive lead long before puberty to habits
which sap the very of their victims nature has self
completed their development.
FOB FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY,
WHITES Oh LEUcoRRHGA,
TOO PRoFUsE MESsrRUATIoN,
EXHAUSTION.
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS
FOR PRoLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN.
OR PRoLAPsUS UTERI,
WE OFFER THE MOST PERFECI SPECIFIC KNOWN:
Helmbolds Compound Extract Of Buchu.
DrsctiousfOr USE Diet and Advice accompany.
FEMALES IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
yeu infancy "A extreme old age will dnd remedy to aid
astur Elm the discharge its functions.
sTRENG1H Is THE GLORY OF MANHOOD AND
woxAEHooD.
urx.MBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHUl
Is MORE STRENGTHENING THAN ANY OF THE
PREPARATIONS OF BARK OR IRON.
Infinitely Safer and More Pleasant.
ur.wHoLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU,
,-., an. ,,aor,.r..,, Of ,h. most pr,nni,ent ply
usisn. in the United stsies is now offered to afflicted hn-
psnty as CERTAIN CURE <Or the following diseases and
80. 80 ,ro,, ,ha,,,.r cause originating:
49,, n..u,,,
Mental and Physical Depression
Inbecliiy.
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Females owing 70 the peculiar and por..u, r.l.,,o,.
vhehthss sustain their peculiar organization and IN.
she5perOrD are subject many su.rinsa Freedom so,
contribute In no small degree heir happiness and
none can be happy Who H. Not enly 80 bu.
one ofhsse various Female long be .rd
sun on the general health Of shs ius,a
nal. end ere lsng producing
PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE,
Nor pleasant to consul. physician for .hs rssf a,
shsss vArou delicate affections, and only upoa the mos.
tnscessity win true 50 far sacrifice h.r s.
sseharm IS to do this The sex win then thank a, for
placing In their hands simple spscacs which will be found
emeseousn relieving curing almost svsr one Of ,bo.s
fouSssOrne complaints peculiar to the sex
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT or BuCHu.

Hundreds suer In silence and hundreds Of others apply
vnl to druggists and DOCTORS either merely tAutsre
them withthe hope Of apply remedies which make
hemvorse. Iwoud not wish 10 anything would
DO injustice 10 the sIcted but obliged TO say hat
although be prOduced from exhaustion ofhe
pOwerso e by sborOus employment unvhOesome air
ood profuse menstuaton the of and coffee and
requent childbirth II far osner caused By direct irritation
applied to the membrane Of the vagina ITSELF
when reviewing the of these distressing complaints
III most painful 10 contemplate the attsndsn. evils
cue tupOn them 1t but simple justice the subject
snumerate few of the many additional which so
srgsy Affect the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

: The PH1LANTHRoPIsT AND CIvnIAN.-We
would call the attention OF the public and especially
those of our patrons who trade in Augusta, to the
advertisement Of D. L. Fullerton. Augusta Ca, who
is the agent for the sale of those splendid stoves
sPhilanthropist" and "Civilian." made at the old
established foundry of ~ L. Filey, Troy, New York.
These stove; represent the latest improvements in
that branch of manufactory and have already gained
an enviable reputation in many parts of this
State, and should b, in the hands of every house.
keeper in the land. Further information can be OBJ
tanned on application by mail otherwise to D. L..
Fullerton Augusta Ga. :.
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CITY OF CHARLESTON,

CITY OF CHARLESTON
Fir st Dist, ict-Comprising Wards Noe. and g. lying
east OF Meeting Dad south OF Calhoun streets F.
@. McHUGH, Assessor.
Second Districs-Gomp-islng Wards Nos. and Z,
east OF Kng-strct and south Of the city boun dairy
line-Mr BENZ. K. K1NLoCH, Assessor.
Third District Comprising Wards Nos. and 4,
lying west OF King md south OF Calhoun streets
MIR. JOHN ". KINGMAN.
Fourth District-compri:ing Wards Nos. G and
lying sost OF Klngarcet and south OF the city bJun'
Diary llne-Mr. ]. N. +. DEREEF, Assessor
Fifth Distrlc-Compiisina all Mat se''ioa Of
country within the county lying cast OF tho sanie,
Canal and the cooper River. consisting OF the Par
rhes of St. stephens, st. jams SAuicc, st. Ihom-
as, Christ Church. Gnd the adjacent islands, nciud-
ing that portion OF st Johns Herkeev, cast OF Inc
above named lino-AIr. S. F. LEQUEx, Asses
sor, Mcssrs g. D. RUSSELL and j. d. ulNDS, AS
sistanis.
Sixth Disricl-Cowprisius all that SO tion OF coun-
try within the county lying west OF the Sanice Canal
and tho Cooper River, consisting OF 1t. Jlmos Goose
Creek, and that rtion OF ST. John Berkeley not IL
cluded ID the Fifth Dstrics-AIr j ". GRIFFIN,
Assessor; Mr. Z. S. MIKELL, Assistant.
seventh pistricl-Comprisiug all OF tho Parishes
of st. Andrews and st. Johns Coleton, AND the oil
iacent lslauds-Mr WILLIAM DART, Assessor; alr.
THOMAS a. DAYNARD, Assistant.
EIch ASSESS Vt IS required to com Die Tie assess
mrnt within his district befo:e tbs l3t1 d'y Oh
Fsbruary, 1860, employing an assistant u deene'
re,esssry, aud to coofi re hi,nsel. within th' DIS
trct "a which b. is assigned, Observing Strictly the
bound r., lines OF the same. While ech Assessor
stoud rlreful to avoid as FIR as possio'e atS'
thing that mly seem like an unne esslry Inv b.
mt on into the private uffiir, of the tl- av r, no
must at the same time use every proper means &c
satisy himself as to the correctness oil tue eturns
| made.
It's mot important that the Assessors and all par
tIes interested should understand that the yeaf fol
which This assess nent is made terminates on tho lS
day of September, 1868; and that ii Is tue property
which hos been held by the taxpayer during the
year preceding that dat, that is to 6c assessed fo
taxation.
Each Assessor herein named and assigned to 4 dis
tict Is required to en.or upon the discharge ol h';
du,;.s on Mo.p.y ths 1tth instant and to repot tt
this oil &c vhcncvori i! may bo deemed necessary.
Assessors should read carefully the act provldinf
for the smen and tax ,ton o. prope ty anu inc
| instruction to Assessors appended thorcto
A. J. RAN*IER,
Auditor Charleston County.
,,nrorvo s1mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

FINE CHURCH MUsIc.-All lovers OF good
music who wish to be regaled with rare treat can
crafty tn cir desire tomorrow afternoon, at four
O'Clock, at ST. Marys cbu, ch, when vespers will be
sung.
At the rehearsal last night fore taste was given of
what can be--expeced. What was then heard was ex-
quisely rendered and there can be no risk in pre-
dictin that the hymns, anthems and other music to-
morrow afternoon will be produced in the most fn-
ished ssd elaborate manner by full choir of choice
voices.
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ss- Do NOT TRIFLE With DANGER

RS- Do NOT TRIFLE With GER.-A
single spark may kindlc fame that will consume a
city, and small aiimelts neglected, may end in fatal
trvrttrr. prIriny rrrs r1ct Iun1, Icr rIir rrsr
symptoms of debility or nervous prostraiion be met
promptly with inyiSoraung treatment Foremost
among the vegetable tonics of the age stands HOS
TElTER'S STOMACH cITTths. and whenever the
vital powers seem to ]aDguish. or there Is any rea-
son to suspect TINT the animal functions essential TO
the susepatiop and publication of the Ny arc i'm
perfectly pei formed this invaluable invgorant ana
antiseptc should at be rcscrlcd 10. Indigestion
always produces weakness; somestmes it happens
and this Is more frequently the case in Winter
than at any other season-:hat the appetite demands
more food than the stomach can digest though not
mere perhaps than is required 10 koep up tnc full
strength OF the anne. The object, under such cir
cumstances Is to increase Il digestive capacity Of
tue ass,mulaiing organ so as to make it equal 10 the
duty imposed upon 1t by the appetite, and capable OF
supplying the building material of the system as last
as tits required This object is fully accomplished
by the use OF the Bitters. They tone and gently
stimulate the cellular membrane which secretes the
gastric juice and the result that the solvent is
mingled with the food in sufficient quantity to con-
vert all its nourishiDg particles into pure and whole
some clement. If, the other hand, there ls do
ciency of appetite. without any corresponding def
cheney of digestive power the effect of the tonic is to
stimulate esire for food. In nineteen clses out
of twenty, be1dache nausea nervousness, fainting-
fits, spasms, and indeed. most of the casual aches
and pains to which humanity is subject. proceed
primarily from indigestion complicated with bilious
ness and for both these complaints HOSTEL TER'S
STOMACH BITTERS are recommended rs speedy
and certain cure. pdo January 30
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30
January 10
THE LODI MANUFACTURING co.
tEsTABLIsHED 1s4O.l

| INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
for pamphlet descriptive of their Fertilizers.
We offer our DOUBLE REFINED P UDRETIE,
equal to the best Superphosphate, ut the low price
| of S25 rer ton. Ibis Company also make supc-
rior artnle OF Nitropbosnhaia and Lure Bone lust
+. NJ. loDD Smithhcld Va. says where he used
the Double Refined Poudrettc on corn 1t doubled the
YIELD
WILLIAMS BROS Dover, Del, says it gave their
rhubnrb and tomatoes vigorous growth, ripcning
the latter two weeks carrier.
P. ". HUTCHINSON, Sr near Cherokee, Ga, says ii
nearly doubled his yield OF cotton.
Hon. ELI S. SHORTER, Eufaula, Ala says his cot
ton was fully equal TO adjoining fields manured with
the best Superphosphntes
8. MONTGOMERY, Elavile, Ca, says it increased
his crop OF cotton $50 lbs per acre.
G. S. OaLEsDY, Marietta, Co., use It on corn and
cotton and cay. II mere than doubled the yield. he
regards II the cheapest and most re!iabe Ferunzer
within his knowledge.
Ex-Governor NTH, Warrenton, Va. tried 1t with
three seyera. crops the last and present yesrs nnd
says: II pronounce it with confidence most yalua-
Bile manure"
The superintendent of General ". r. Cox, Polk
Island Plantation N c. says: II think the Poudrctte
used for cJrn carnot be surpassed; used 1t also Oh
cotton which produced large yield
DR.. Z. M. PENDLEroN, SLarta, Ca. says: "Ihe
Nitrophosphate OF Lime, used on cotton made 2Ao
per cent. the first year.
Professor GEoKGE II. CooK, of the New Jersey
State Agricultural College, at New Brunswick, saJs
..The Double Refined Poudrette md NitrophospEnte
of Limo paid full 100 per cent. above their mar
ket value in the increase Of crops this year.
Address LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Box SlS9, New York Postoflce Office No. 66 Court
landt-street.
j. A. ENSLOW &c co.
CHARLESTON,
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

rNH1s aUANo DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Guano simply In the relative proportions OF
the same CLEMENTS of fertility.
Its use during the past four years for the culture
of cotton and -orn has given TO 1t character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine PERU
wan Guano. and where Seasons OF drought inter-
yeuo, 1t produces large increase OF crops.
The price Mt VINCE thus Guano is placed is so
much below that of Peruvian Guano, as to constitute
it an object OF material Importance to southern
Agriculture.
The Iarge capital and resources Of the Company
enable it to furnish Guano OF the highest value o.
| the lowest possible cost to consumer and the
highest interest Of the Company is recognized III
The Company looks to large salcs sma proat,
| and a permanent trade for compensation on capHai
| invested. c.,. c..,
lima. is Scientific Director to tho Company
which affords aurc guarantee OF the continued eH'
cellcnco of the Cilano Mono genuine uulo,s brand
| cd with tho name OF JOHN s. REESE CO., Gene
raj agents oil the PACIFIC GUAN0 COMPANY.
For terms and mode Of application. apply to
| j. ". ROBSON,
Agent for the State OF south Carolina,
| Nos. / and atlantic Wharf
Decent or 10 Dio stutn3mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

GENEALOGICAL TnEEs.-At "Cou1tney's,'
Broad,street, there is genealogical tree. done with
.crayon, by lady artist Of this city, which shows
great taste. 1t exhibits at glance the limo of Eng
lish Kings and their families, from William the Con.
queror to Victoria 1t is historically accurate and
delicate in tracing and shading. The artist will
make similar ones Others of different designs, for
five dollars.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

es- LARGEST cIRcULATION-rHE ALLY
NEWS BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING T6s LARGEST CIR
oULATION IN THE CITY oF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN,
ING N THE posroFFIcE AT THE END OF
KAca WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRovIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PcSroFFIcE LAW.
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AJSOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COM
pANY, AND soUTwEs CERN RAILkOAD BANK.
The attention of The Stockholders of tho above In
stutions is respectfully called to the following reso-
ution, adopted at the annual meeting, February,
Is, 1861:
"ResoIued That hereafter new proxies shall be re-
CURED ut ea,h annual meeting"
And notice is hereby given that proxies will rot be
available al the next meeting ninth and tenth proM
MOI unless eloh signature is stamped with ten
cents Internal Revenue Stamp.
JOHN Y. STOCK. J Committee
l.. HENDRICK>.} TO verify
A. W. BURNETT, )Proxies
January 81 thstu9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

A CHAMPION YAcHT.-The yacht Henrietta,
the renowned vessel that ssed the Atlantic win
ming the y-thousand dollar race, under the owner
ship OF James Gordon Bennett, Jr, is bound on
Southern trip, with General Van Allen and party.
She will touch at all h; prominent points on the
coast, and will doubtless pay Charleston visit.
What has become OF the yachts whose sails once en-
Ivened our harbor? his elegant weather would
seem toinvite the rivals of last to renewed
triiis of speed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

z To PRESERVE Woop.-Mr. 7. W. Heineman,
ofNew York. invented sumo time sine, process by
which wood is saturated with rosin and thus pre-
served sound for n indefr time. The American
Wood Preserving Company .,e availed themselves
Of the patent and are now introducing this method
Of preserving wood in all rurts of the country. Dr.
J. B. Baker Is the agent for the company in this
city. Orders may be left ct Messrs. Goodrich, Win
eYean Co.'S, or at Bradstrect's agency.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

@WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune Districts of China The choicest
crops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new seasons.
which are unrivaed for their strength and dclicacy
of favor We warrant our TEAS to bepuee and un-
adulterated and to give general satisfaction AS we
are constantly in receipt of large cargocs Of Teas wc
are enabled to offer to the public the finest chops at
aplice that many dealers offer inferior Tea at. A
trial and comparison will at prove this asser.
ton and it only remains for the public to judge for
themselves. wM. S. CORWIN & CO.,
January 80 limo No. 275 Kins-s'reef.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

es- ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. - ALL
persons having claims against the Estate of the late
IL g. WILLIAMS will present tho same, properly
attested, to Messrs. BROTN & MIKELL, Attorneys
at Law, Law Range, Broad street, and oil persons
Indebted to said Estate will please make payment to
the same. H. II. WILLIAMS,
Qualified Administrator.
November II 2amo3mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

TIE B1LLHoLDERs VS.. THE PLANTERS AND
MECHANICS BANK.-In this case before Judge Car
penter, vest erday, Mr. McCrady commenced bis ar
gument, gi wing history Of the case ani statng the
reasons which made it necessary to file the bill, in
order that exact justice might be done 10 all par
ties.
Mr. VIM. Thaley replied, saying that the scope Of
the bill was to protect all parties EXCEPT the bill
holders, and that an injurco to stay proceedings
at law could not be granted in this case unless the
fund was under the administration OF the court.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

AFRICAN METHODIST episcopal CONFER
EScE-Yest erday. the sixth day OF the Conferences
Rev. A. G.. Car presided at the opening services,
but Bishop Brown was afterwards oroughtin being
un able to walk. Rev. David Pickett. of the South
Carolina Conference, was introduced and m1de
short address The names for ordination were call
ed and the conference adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

The UNITED STATES CoURT, JANUARY %
Hon. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsIDISG.-The Cour
opened at II O'Clock.
Tn Bankr1ptcy.-In re B. 81. Read. ex parte L
McLain. Petition to sell &c. Granted. -
Ex parte j. o. ]. Rowe, J. NJ. Sellers. administra
tor c. Zeagler, Imanuol Ezekiel. Petitions for fnal
discharge. Referred to ]. C. Carpenter, Registrar
Final belring 4th March, 1869.
Ex parte Henry Waterman, in re J. NJ. and R. j.
Muirhead. Petition for payment Of monies. Refer
red to J. c. Carpenter, Esq, Registrar.
Ex partc James 3. Brown. Petition for final dis
charge. Referred to Registrar, and final hearing or
de red on 17th February. q
Fx par,e Jos. ". FanniDg Jro. j. salley, j. S
ougass, Martin Livingston and others. Petition
to preserve lien of mortgage, and for sae. Granted
Ex parte ". D. ". Jamison, commissioner, and NJ
c. Argoe creditor, in re Edward Arso,, Lewis s. T.
Kennerly B. Il. Ton, administrator. in re S. p Izar
ex rare Julian Gates, in rc Albert A. Shumaker Pc
tihons to establish liens and fer sale. Granted.
Ex parte W. T. shingler. in re z. ]. & ]. II. Muir
head Petition 10 set up lien and mortgage and fol
sale. Granted.
Elk parte George B. Binnaker. in re John s. Rowe
ex parte William B. Liyiugston in lie I. Livingston
James c. Pike, in re Ezekiel & Kohn. Petitions te
establish lien. Referred to Registrar.
E1 parte P. v. Dibble, in re Ezekiel Kohn. Pc
titon to sell property. Granted.
Elk parte J. A. Till, David steainder, L. S. Bellin
GER Petition for final discharge Granted
Ex parte Burne Livingston, Q. L. Cooper, ". J.
Carpenter Petitions for Hual discharge. Referred
to Registrar, and final hearings named, in the frs
instance the fourth of March, and the last two OF
the twenty-ffth OF February, 1869.
Ex parte John G. Grant. Petition for final dis
charge. Granted.
F1 parle c. B. Glover, in re VIM. Knots. Peti
zion to sell property. Referred to ]. c. Carpenter
Esq, 10 take testimony ind ascertain number ant
priority of liens. &c.
ExIarte Vim. B. Lee, sanl. ". Evans. R. c. Fas
terling. j. b. Lee, Z. D. Eastering. Petitions fol
voluntary bankruptcy. Referred to J. C. Carpenter
| ESQ.,, Registrar.
F1 rarte john R. Wallace John q. W!l'i1ms. Pc
itions for final discharge. Referred to ". j. Claw
| son, Registrar.
E1parte B A. Read. Petition Tor flna! discharge
Final hearing postponed until 18th February. 1860.
Court adjourned
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

HJ- THE CELEBRATED W. S. C. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, soft and unequallcd- s. COR
WIN 4 CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gn in is pure state,
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence. and more particularly TO those
who use it n.edcinaly, as an article that only re.
ql,ircs 10 be known to be properly appreciated
RT ST SO per bottle. s15 per case.
January 90 limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

RT- ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands aSaius. the Es'ae OF the late CAP
tain JOHN PALMER, of t. stephens Parish, are re-
q ested to present them properly attesed, and those
indebted to said Estate to make payment to me.
S. W. PALMER,
Administrator Estate John Palmer,
January &c tuthse st. Stephens Der ;. 8. G..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

THE CATHEDRAL CuAPEL.-Rev. DR.. j. j.
O'Connel, of Columbia :. c., will preach at the
Hsa Mass in the Cathedral Chapel on tomorrow.
Subject-"The Evidences of Christianity" In the
evening a; hafpast seven he Will continue the same
subject.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30

LusUs NAruRE.-There may be seen at the
store of Drs. Raoul Lynah, corner King and a"--
ket streets, a remarkable lusus rature, pig with
two perfect bodies and sets of legs. The body Of
one is fused into the side and shoulder Of the other
from which the fore feet project From the point
Of fusion the development is almost Latural until
the snout is reached, where the dual formation is
again m anifested. There are also two tongues, one
perfectly developed the othor adherent to the roo
of the upper jaw. This curiosity was brought from
the plantation of Mr. Bagsett, ne.r Green Pond, CT
the line ofthe Savannah snd Charleston Railroad.
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A SMALL COMA Californian quarter dollar
was received this city yesterday, and on account
of the rarity of such things in Charleston, is worth
describing. It is not United States coin, but is
from State CT private mint. 1t is about as large
ronnd as three cant piece and very thin weighing
only the sixtfuurth part OF IN ounce. On one side
is stamped the head Of Liberty encirced with stars,
and on the reverse the denomination Of the coin in
a wreath of leaves. Tt is very well executed, but
too small for ordinary use.