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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-22

A well known clergyman called on
Rnoth the actor, at his hotel in Pittsburg
one dav last week, and asked if there
were no side doors IN the Opera HOUSE.
throuoh which he might gain entrance
into private box without being seen
The reverend individual vanished wheh
Booth retorted: Sir, there are no doors
in the world through hich G d cannot
see, would you hope to find such in the
Opera House y Which Is the more
worthy f<regeronce, the actor or the
clergyman?
HUSBAND The derivation of thi-
word is exceedingly beautiful. 1t is
formed of the Saxon words hus and bond,
meaning the bond of house, and we find
it spelled house bond in some of the edi-
tons Of the English Bible made since the
discovery Of the art Of printing 1t is a
pity that its etymology has ever been
chlnged, embodving as it does, the beau
tiful idea that the husband is or should
BE- he bond which unites his whole
house or family in unity and love, encir-
cling them all in his embrace as the OBJ
jects of his special and tenderest care.
A man was exhumed recently from tho
cellar of ruined house in Strasbourg
where he had been buried under the
ruins for M re than five weeks He had
sustained life during all this while from
some lard oil, of which barrel had been
stored in the callar. When brought to
light, the unfortunate, man preented a
horrible sight, and could scarcely move
a limb
A Sioux City heiress, named Hattie
Oliver has been swindled out of $4,000
worth Of properly by>a scoundrel of an
uncle, one w r. Oliver, who lives in
Washington county, Pa. who asked her
to sign a power Of attorney to enable
him to sell some lots so as to pay taxes,
and she supposed she was doing this and
nothing more, when she was deciding her
entire landed estate to this villaInous
husband of her aunt
A new surgical instrument has been
invpnted in Berlin for the discovery of
hldd n bullets IN the human body. 1t
consists Of two metal probes into which
has been led stream Of electricity. This
stream 3 broken at the poles, but pass
ing it aver the suspected part Of the
body where the bale is supposed to sit.
it is at once connected when it comes
near a metallic body.
Just az a traveller was writing his name
Oh the register Of Chicago hotel, a he'd.
bug sahied ,nt and took its way across
the page The tnpaused and remarked:
:" I've been bied by St. Joe feas, bitten
by Kansas City spiders, and interviewed
by Fort Scott gray-backs, but I'll be
blpwed if was ever in place before
whore he, bpdbugs looked over the hotel
register to find ont where your room
was !"
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TGlE BREVsTYOF LIFE

TilE BRhVsTY OF LIFE.
:, 'Tis not tor man to trifle, life is brief.
Opr life is but the falling ola leaf
We we no time to sport away the hours.
All must be earnest in world ike ours
Not many lives. but one have we.
How sacred should that one be-
AnG stillhow many fl litter away their lives ma
ole to nj! any useful purpose. because some lin
Serlng disease unfls them rit and they neeIect
or refuse to Use the remedies within their reach
sod IN hls wonder u arrangement of nature has
provided an anlldote for all the Ills that flesh j.
heirto. ann by theaid of science the medicinal
virtues OF Certain herbs roots barNs have been
com hlned. and The result il now known ali over
FEkS. |. thoroughly purifes The blood in yigor
ties the nervous fbres eevates the standard 81 all
he vital forces, and sustains a most heaIthful
tone OF the entire human organization old by
Al druggists ana dealers DR.. ). B. Hartman &
Co., PFoprietcrs, Lancaster Pa
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TO TIE FARMER.

1t is Of special value. containing the latest in
formation reiat1pg 70 Fhe Farm The Garden. and
the table; the condition of crops In all parts
of the world and carefully prepared report of
fhe Markets for produce of all sorts OF the East,
West, and South
Finally rHE rRrBUvE is opposed to all special
interests which are ant gonistic to the general in
tefest It il the dec AIRED enemy Of mOnopoists
and tax thieves in National and State politics 1t
y oud 20 maintain the position which it has ever
held as the CHAMPION o. TUE PEOPLE
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DAILY. TRl.WEEALY, AND WEEKLY.

1t Is the oldest. best 6liahe,i. relia Sic
and most faithful 10 Republican principles OF all
the Chicago papers Ns
Unlike all others il steers Clear al Humbuggery.
Sensational ism and Immoraiiy
II publishes all the New from every bart of the
country and the world by Telegraph and the mails
promptly and July.
II especially aims M be trust,O0 thu in its INTEL
igence and In Its discussions. aud a. fill its col
umus with ndriefy Of routing malta, so that
every reader, whatever may be has tastes or inter
ests will find something a:ceptable and'proftable
in it.
THEDAILY EVENING JOURNAL If published
every afternoon (Sundays exceptcd) at and 5
clock and ave- RACES thirty columns of fresh news
correspondence market reports misce laneous
reading, etc. daily. Every aturdas = kyeniny
Journal is filed with choice Literary matter and
miscellany for Sunday reading. 81,
THE TRI- v EEKLY JOURNaL ia published CIV
cry other day nesdays Thursdays md Satpr-
days). and each issue contains all the news and
reading matter of the Daiiy of its date of public
alton and Of the proceeding day
TIE WEEKLY JOU6N ( l.. a large and carefully
made up sheet, Is publisht every Wedne ~dav and
is first class Family Newspap r. Il gives all the
news of the week edi orial d sous~ions OF Current
tppics.a great variety of choice miscellany lnclud-
ing stories, pleasant and i've sketches and
letters, poetry, wit. hum0r, etc, ard the latest
markets from ali the commercial centers, There
is not better family pa per publish ed In the Union
than is the Weekly JOnrnal.
~ advertisers will fud The Journal, in any of
It's editions, an advantageous medium through
which to make their announcements The Daily
hasa circulation OF over 20 h0 in city and country
a. the Fri Weekly and Weekly circulate very
largely in the Northwestern States.
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THE MIL WAUKEE SENTINEL,
The Oldest, the Largest and
the Best.
Read What the State Papers Say of it under
it's New Management

One of the foremost journals Of the West in
The best ablest and most reliable public journal
published in the state.--Minerdt Point 7r66une
Even more Of state paper than it has BEEN
Ba~cboo Rspubhc.
The leading paper of the state. Columbus Re-
pm6litGI.
second to none in the country Lou Claire Free
Press
The new management has brought the Daily ont
IN superior style.-Appleton FINES
1t now cOmmends self more than ever ia the
Import OF the r, publcans = Oshkosh Times
Among the very best journals o the day -Euans.
DtIte Re1jetU.
An old established and reliable jourral.-c1ip.
pesoG Valley Ne1os
Ii is destined to assume leading position
DEnn oWnty NeaoS.
frst-clsss daily paper.-AppIeto, Post.
a great power In the politics of Wisconsin.-N
| Y Matt
| Looks a. inviting one could ask.-Fond an
! Lac COnpaSOasos0Sth. s5aE
| TERMS:
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| Sio.o0 Three copies of the rri-Weekly will be
| -tnt Tor $lo 90. all subscriptions and business
| letters should be addressed to The Sentinel -
communications intended for the editor should
| ne directed to a. M. Thomson
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TERMS: Invariably In advance.
DAILY.
Per year -. :. ;. .S12 90
T ~ mouths o w
FRT-WEEKLY reg
Single copy, per year....... .......s 90
Club of five copies. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 90
Club of ten copies. ~ 80 90
WEEKLY. $685. il
single copy per year .......................$ 90
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Ter UP oi cruz -. 26 %
Club or five copies six months. ...,........ 4 SO
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Club OF twenty copies, six months. .,...... Is 90
Fhe getter up of a club of more than five copies
may ret'in commission of Ten Per Cent on
Weekly clubs. #4WsH Is .894
POstmasters may resain 10 per cent of all money
forwarded to us for subscriptions secured by them
Rem,ttan 'es for clubs m ust be made at one time.
b1t additions may be made at any time at Club
rates after the Club has been raised, provided a
full years subscription is taken B .sf
Money can be sent by Post Office Money Order
Registered Letter, or Draft at our risk
H. Address. Oh ~. L. WILSON. Publisher
4w27 No. 46 Dearborn street, Chicago, III.
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The original Cardiff giant has been seized
for debt.
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s., G.
Friday mernins, January 81. 1870.

REDUCTION IN NPRIcE-CLUBBNe.- The
WEEKLY CLEANER contains more reading
matter than any other family paper pub
lished in the South-thirty-tw long
columns. printed in clear type. It is
filled with original rs we'll as selected
matter-editorials, oorrespondence;g gene
raj news. markets. kilograms, interest
ing stories, sketches, poetry, eto. Its
columns are now graced by highly
entertaining nourelIetle, the production
Of n lady of this city, and which has
been pronounced by disinterested critics
ns equal to tho very best Of "Marion
Harland's" works. This story is entitled
Orkney, or the Fortunes of Juliet Clay
burma tale of the Palmetto State and
will run through about twenty numbers
of the "GLEANER." As we are dssirous
Of introducing tho paper-which is in
every sense "Aome companion Into
every family in the State, we have de-
tcrmincd to reduce the yearly subscrip-
tion price, rs follows-payable, in all
cases, in advance: Single copy $2.75;
ten copies, Ito one post of1ce,) $25. 90;
twenty copies $500; fifty copies 800.
Tho CLEANER and the "Rurd Carroll
man"--the popular agricultural monthly
will bo furnished, for one year. 2. at
ou' dollars. Address orders to PHOENIX
and CLEANER Office. Columbia, S. q.
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Consoi is Shorthand chsfacterizatlbn
of a Consolidated National Debt-pt}ha.
rily, that Of Great Britain, but the term
readily !oaac itself 80 n wider. more
general meaning.
INoRNDIARIsM.-We regret to have tn
state that the gin house of DIR. J. B.
Witherspoon, three miles from town.
was burnt on Friday morning last; also.
that the gin hons. of Il. b. Fraser, ESQ
about ten miles from town, was burnt
the previous night. -.Sun,te,. Nems.
AEREsTEp.-A white man, who had
been travelling IN company with John
Robinson's circus, was arrested. with
two negroes, in Americus, Georgia. for
passing counterfeit money. They had q
large amount in their possession. They
were lodged in jail
OPEN AGAIN. AFTER m intermission of
l,9UO years, Laugini re-opons the Pom
peii Theatre, with the "Child of the
Regiment" solicits the continuance of
the patronage bestowed upon his prede-
cessor, Marcus Quintius Martus, and
promises to equal the efforts Of that emf.
nent manager.
Interesting ceremonies took place ON
Sunday in the Mormon Temple, Mt No.
l45 Grand street, Brooklyn, New York.
a new elder from Edinburgh was in
stalled with novel and appropriate servi-
ces. The saints to tho number of 14O
lnduged in much sacred singing and n
few prayers, and listened to sermons
from three Salt lake elders. Polygamy
was vigorously defended nnl the sour
rilous Gcntilo press Of New York de.
nounced. and q doxologv closed the pro-
ceedings
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FUKTHER PREVALENCE OF MENINGITIS
In our last issue, we chronicled the pre-
valeI,ce and fatality, in EdgeAeld, of
this Fiolent disease. We regret to say,
it has not yet abated. Within the past
week, there have been three deaths from
it, among tho whites, and larger num-
ber still among tho negroes. The whites
wete young Pinckney Covar, another
yohtA Of fino character and promise,
(tho third within n fortnight and two
interesting little boys of our esteemed
friend, the Rev. j. w. Barr. There
have also been several deaths among
Hack people of mature age, not caused
be meningitis. EdgeGeld Adeepqise,.
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THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN nro

The SOUTHERN GUARp1AS. ara
requested to state that new series of
this journal viii be commenced in this
city, on Monday next. the 24th instant
under the editorial control of G.. p. Pei.
ham. Esq. Tho Office of publication is
IN the building lately occupied as the
post Office, on Lldy, between Main and
Assembly streets, where the proprietors
Will be pleased to receive their friends
on aud after this date. Newspapers i,
this and other States will confer II favor
py at once forwarding their exchanges no
above.
BUSINESS CARDS AND CInCULAks.-as *
the season Is approaching for the animal
travel aud distribution of business cards
anu circulars. our merchants and others
VIII please give attention to tho fact that
our Job Office is supplied with the best Of
boards. Of all colcrs. iino commer.;o,
note and other paper, and the very new.
es0 ana most fashionable STYLES of tyue
thus enabling ns to supply all of such
wants.
MALL ARRANGEMENTS. Tho Norther,
mail Is opened for delivery at 8 n. m.
closed at S.3oa. IN. Charleston, opened
at DO p. M; closed at $50 u. NJ
dreenville, opened at 80 y. m.: closed
ut $50 p. m. Western, opened ut Q 20
II. M; closed ut 4 y. LII. Charleston
(evenlng,) opened at 9 a. m.: closed ,t
4.3O =: IN. On Sunday, the post Office ia
open from 9 to 10 a. nj.
WEDDING CARDS AND ESvE1oprs
lot of wedding cards and cnvelopes q,
latcs; styles, has just been received,
which will be printed in imitation Of an
craving, and Mt less than one tenth tbe
cost. Call and see specimens Mt PHRN1N
Office.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS s.-Attention is
called to the following advertisements.
published the first time this morning.
John McKenzie-C Choice Fruits.
Lee Il Brother-Private Boarding.
W. X. Greenfield Carriages.
Hardy Solomon-Mutton Hams, &c.
a Four Acre Lot For Sale low.
Jacob Levin-Variety Sale.
Mrs. a. NJ Guignard- Sale.
Navassa Guano Company. ofN. G..
Owen Daly-Mules and Horses.
i. IL L. Il. Asnew-Hoes, Potatocs, &c.
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Hoes. Steel and Iron

cO0 DOZEN Bradc's GROWN HOES. rs.
eDOO sorted sizes
10000 lbs. nglsh PLCW STEEL, assorted
sizes.
81, 00o lbs. U-nuine SWEDES IRON, assort.
cd sizes.
The above are OF DIRECT importation from
Stockholm. Birmingham and Sheffield and
are. therefore, of superior qualities to North
crn limitations. j. x r. r. AGNEW
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.
The UNITED STATES CouRr.
Geo. s. Bryan, presiding-January1 19.
Er parte A. c. Shaffer. Petition TO,
final discharge. Granted.
Er pdrte j. d. Grady. Idtm. Refer.
red to W. j. Clawsen, Register.
Ec pa'le II. L. Farley. Mem Re.
ferred to j. G. Carpenter.
Er parte Bollman Bros, in re- II. r.
Brown. Petition to establish lien. Re.
ferrad to Register ]. C. Carpenter.
A disturbance occurred ut Graham's
Turnout. on the Northeastern Railroad,
Oil Tuesday night, between some OF the
attaches Of Reynolds menagerie and
. some OF the citizens. During the dis
pute, Mr.. c. Il. Dargan was shot and in
stantly killed by man named Chavers,
connected with the menagerie. Chavers
has succeeded in alnding arrest.
Our Savannah exchanges report the
murder of George Knight by Edward
Burke. both negroes, at a low gambling
den in that city. yrhe former had ln.J
heavily and tainted Burke with cheating,
when the latter retalisted hy shooting
his victim.
The residence OF Colonel William "A.
tIo"Aob "o othtooNiicS N. W. WhS tOCHlly
destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning OF
last week. Colonel Lewis formerly re-
sided at Chester Court House.
SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Alexander Fuller
died very suddenly last Tuesday night
on the premises OF Mr.. Alexander Stew
art about three miles from Yorkville.
1t is said that the Editors Drawer, 4"
in Haper''s Magazine, is made up by O
woman. So are great many editors
drawers.
Mr. Elias Earle. nn elderly and re-.
spected citizen Of Anderson. died on
Monday last
"Oh! what an excellent Tonic" is the
language Of tho invalid who uses SOLO.
MoNs' BrrTRRs. S21
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A BLUSH. Goethe was in company
with mother and daughter, when tho
latter, being reproved for something,
blushed and burst into tears Ho said to
the mother: "How beautiful your re-
proof has made Jour daughter! That
crimson hue and those silvery tears be-
como her much better than any ornament
OF gold or pearls; those may be hung on
tho neck of any woman; those are never
seen connected with moral purity.
A full-hlown flower sprinkled with purest
hue Is net so beautiful as this child,
blushing beneath her parents displea-
sure, aHd shedding tears of sorrow for
her fault. A blush is sign which ma
ture h'ings out to show where chastity
and honor dwell"
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LEAPHART &sSLOANS

nAVE just received:
III 900 bushels prime white (Westeln,
CORN.
zoo 0bushels heavy black (Westernl OATS.
Diamond HAMS and pure |, ,caf LARD, o.,
Davis, .ir.,
In store:
250 barrels Superiinc, Extra and Family
FLOUR, (dt reduced rates Jan ~
Tborburn 8 Garden Seeds.
LNRESH GARDEN SEEDS and ONION
IL SETS. at Wholesale and retail.
Jan IA EDWARD HOPE
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Funeral Invitation

Tho friends and acIuaintanccs of Mrs.
MARY BfESAN and family, are respectfully
invited tn attend her funeral, at Trinity
Church, THIS tFriIa,> MORNING, at IL
o'clock
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Burns Climb Anniversary.
Lost.

A LETTER mailed in Augusta, Gu Dccein-
"A ber 23d. last, to the undersigned con-
tanning twenty-fve Coupons OF the Greenvlle
and Columbia Railroad. sl7 30 each from
Bonds No. 3C3 10 351 inclusive. Also tour
Coupons OF sainc Rosd. 81 so, No. 3 to 4, fcom
Bonds Nos. IL and 1.-TWO from each. Per-
sons arc cautioned against negotiating the
same, as payment has been stopped.
Jan 203 u. GAMBRIIL. Columbia, SC
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TUTr's IMPROVED HAIR DYE il admit
ted ON all sides to be the most simple
and. natural Dye ever invented; it il
easily applied. does not stain the skin.
leaves the hair soft and glossy, and is
instantaneous i'll it's effect. Try it, and
You will use no other. .J15G
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For Sale Low

A LOT of fnnr acres. fronting on pluii
N street. in "Waverly," beautifully and con
veniently located tor building site. II de-
sired, it Will be divided to emit purchasers
very elagant Apply at this Office
jan 81 ~.
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In Bags or Barrels
fNNHlS FI.RTlLlTER is prepared With tho
Il utmost care, and contains every cOnstitn-
cht desirable for any cInp to which it NAV hc
applied |, liz especially ada ted Ia TIE gro With
OF
'OT7ON, CORN, CEREALS,
Aud all kinds Of
+ Il TH AND E1ABLEB
II in manufactured Of the same material Z, ON
which the celebrated
PAIArsco GUANo Co.'S Pnospu4Ii
IL prepared, and reference is mado to TINT
Company. t65 South stroet, Balti.
more, for itH efficiency, qua.
lily and uniformity
X. II. BRIDGERS. President
DONALD MAcRAE, Treasurer aud Secretary,
Wilmington, N. G.
LONDON 4 JONES, Agents,
Jan 21 ;3mo Rock Hill, s. c.
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Mules and Horses.

~ lot ~ line Kentucky
WaSa MULES ann HORSES, for H.
AaRaGe sal" At Agnew Go '1Stahles ESA
ia and cNdniinc them. Prices mode NUe
rate. OWEN nAIy
Jan II :,
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Private Boarding

( tAN be obtained in tho house formerly
" occupied by Mrs Zimmerman, ON Pickens
street, opposit" Washington
Jan ~ G+ LEE n trb1'UEn
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EXCHANGE HOUSE, +
PAYSINGER Ss FRANK LIN, Prop.i

4MmM THE above house is convnieh,y
located on Main street kept ~ ~,
49, . a2 Inr4 l = .~sa ,r
the market aeaIVe99 Also, finest Norfolk OIS-
TIERS, WILD GAME and FISH, Of all kinds,
served in any style, by an experience ed cook.
Board, with or without lodgings, by the week
or day, 1T mqlerate rates, and mesls served nj
all hours, without extra charge.
In the BAH attached. will always be found
the finest VIII ES also LIQUORS, Scgars, SC.
T. ~ PAYsINGiR, q. II. FRANKLIN.
Jan 20
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AloSr EXTRAORDINARY AND AsToNIsH
ING ENHIbrrIoN. The largest lady in
the world. Go and see her-for seeing
IL believing. The greatest curiosity in
the world--the wild leopard boy. He
has been on exhibition in the principal
~.ties throughout Europe and America,
and has been universally pronounced t,
be the greatest wonder living. Also.
many other cnriosities that are worthy
OF notice. TO remain, for few days
only, ut JANSEY's HALL. Doors open
from q. m. to 0p. m Admission %
cents. J156%
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Corn.

store aid for sale Il! market prices:
500 bushels Of prime White CORN, al
Jan II HARDY s tLOMON'S
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81 ann strong aud healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." use Solo
MONS BITrEEs MOI
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Just the thing" Such is the excln-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
Mons BrTTERs N2l
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LYNN Haven Bay.

ElHiS fnc large OYSTER in she'll, to be In
Il regularly at the
Jan 20 EXCHANGE HOUSE.
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Planting Potatoes

SO BARRELS ink-Eye md Goodrich
oO PLANTING POTATOES. i..t rcccivrI
aud for sale by j. Vt. Ii. AGNFW
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$40 REWARD!

4 South Carolina Railroad Depot, PLAT
OF LAND, aitnated on Wateree Kiver and
Spears Creek. known es the "Englsh Tract" ]"
The above reward will bo paid FOR it's delivery
at this office Jan 20 a.
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CARRIAGES.

A NEW stock OF ELEGANT LIGHT CAR.
N hiAGES is just opened at the corner of
Assembly and Lady streets, near tho Post
Office. All persons III any way Interested are
invited to call and examine some Of the finest
specimens OF design and workmanship that
can be produced. These vehicles have been
bought right, and will be sold low. The STYLES
arc the very latest the quality unsurpassed.
and every effort will be made to afford lasting
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