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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
COPARTN ERsItrp NoT,cU

COPARTN ERSIIIP NOTICE
THE COPARTN -RSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and style OF NJ. NJ. QUINN & BRO
has this day been dissolved according articles OF
agreement --''
Tsipnedl NJ. N. QUINN,
P. QUINN.
The business will be continued hereafter at No ls9
Broad street, Augusta. Ca, by p. QUINN. and In
Charleston at No. sat King street, by II. n QUINN.
July 81 az - -.' '.I.t--' a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

-, ,i COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..
THHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE TaIS DAY FORMED
optrtn-rship under the nnne and style OF GOOD
RICH, WINEMAN & co. for ths purpose carrying ON
=. WuGIESkLE DRUG AND IMPORTING BUSINESS
ut No. lb3 Meeting-street. ~ 0''
r GEORGE @. GOODRICH
PHILIP WHITMAN.
- -. JOHN ASHAUhST.
Charleston, August lst 1856,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

/ Vs!WN STUiFN, FNUNl TT OFFICE
~ Of wM. d. LIE lot q CO. BILL OF EX-
Howard. under date July 25th 1876. on Moore & Holt
Liverpool to order y. Sto, ey and endorsed by him.
for (f30n) Three Hundred pou as Serug. Acceptance
and pay ment OF sand B having been stdpped. all per.
sons are cautioned sg"i at "tiating the tame
ward will he paid to any returning the came to WM,
B. HERIOT CO., NO. 81 Broad street
August
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

ROTICE.
I HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE
i interest in the DRUG BUSINESS formerly conduct.
ed by Inc. to Messrs GOODRlUH WINEMAN Il CO.
ThansnR my former patrons for their liberal patron.
age take great pleasure In recomm. ndng my succes.
sofs j. A. MORGAN.
Charleston, August lst, 1866.
. August 6ths4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

NOTICE.-LnST OK MISLAID, FOUR
~ Bokps of the South Carolins Rsilroad Company.
each for S600 payable ten y ars nfter date
Al persons are cautioned against purchasing
trading Tor the said Bonus, apple ttfon viii be
made to the Company for a renewal OF the same
'uy 10 wfm8 AUG US1 Us FLUID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
LOST, STOLEN, 60.

LTlFTY DOLLARS REWARD. l. IT,;
I, YESTERDAY, betweer Kmx aud Wentworth ats, O.
HEAVY GOLD WATCH MD GOLD LINK CHAIN NJ
J. Tobias. Liverpool, makr. Tho above reward viii be-
paid and no questions nl for eturu of same at No.
81 Wen: worth. or No 297 King-s,reet. d. JACOBS.
Wachmakers will take notice If tffered for sale,
August
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
HAVING WITHDRAWN

Charleston, August !. 1866.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

Tuv PRrsIpESr AND THE SESATE.-We see
nv our last telegram, that that party OF old
Satsu's, surnamed Radical, is now in the as
cendant; having by vote OF 80 to 10 passed
the Civil Rights Bill over the President We
to Message.
We had hoped that the House OF Repre-
s.ntatiyes would sustain the President ou'
we have "A telegram of the 9th, from WASH
ingtou, stating the House Bill on the C''''
RIGHTS over the Presidents veto, stood-ye"S
1872; nays, Al. Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa. was
sneaker on the occasion, and declared tna'
the Bill had become law. Wherenpoh' "e'
mendous and long continued applause arose
followed bv Kisses aud groans' Amid WHICH
the House adjourned.
When we recolect that it was before IN
massage of this Bill that President Johnson
proclamation was ssned from the E1ecunS
Mansion, declaring the resurrection whlc'
nod s,is,ed in the South ut an end, TINS re
stored the Southern States to their poIlt'c"
RIGHTS. therefore, any attempt to enforce sue
Jaw as the one in question would be
oc, Of usurpation, and unconstitutional
The Civil Rights Bill may be found IN an
other column of to-day paper, to Wn'eD
refer our readers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

Darn OF SAMUEL d. MILLs.-"e
oro NAMED to learn that Samuel ID. Mills
was assassina,ed near Houston, Texas
few days ago, by man named snyder
o,;n,es called Grobecker. Mr.. Mills
had shot Snyder's dog for killing his
sheep, after having demonstrated win
him, and telling him that be would shoo'
the dog if his Expectations were continued
Mr. Mills in returning home the next day
from his plantation. passed by Snyder''
house, when Snyder's sister stopped hin
and commenced TRADE Of abuse abou
his killing of the dog. Snyder who wa
oorceal.d in a corner of the fence nea
where Mr.. Mills had halted. shot him 1
E the breast with a double barrelled sho'
: GUN. loaded with buck shot, killing hi
Y almost Instantly.
e Mr. Mills was once a citizen OF HolI
q Strings, and during his short soJouI
b among us made many warm and III
friends. who deeply lament his sudd'
l. and violent death. His murderer MAJ
;. his escape. but numbers Of citizens we
: in pursuit Of him, and it was thought III
"A he reached the frontiers oil MEXICO
nm Springs RE- r'cr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

10 o. Sugar dull at 10 to 1888 Mo"
,asses Quiet. Sterling exchange lo6a'
1858 Government stocks quiet.
NEW YORK, April s.-The Iimess
Washington special says delegation
from the Western Press Association are
euioining upon the Ways and Means
Committee a reduction OF the presen.'
duty on unsized paper from " 10 u guy
not exceeding per cent. ..s.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

II The New York Conference OF
the Methodist Protestant ch''rch'
nov in session in New York, has
Resolred, That, inasmuch as treas.
on is declared TO be the greatest
crime known to civil governments
and as upon the leaders of the rebel
lion rests the blood of l,Ooo,ooo l'l-
man beings, it is our calm and set
tied conviction, uniniluenced by
nassion. party strife or sectional PREF
ndicp. that expcdiency, constitution
allaw. justice and the Bible all ul'lt,
in demanding that at least some o
tbe principal leaders of this rebcilIol
he punished with death.
The Chicago Times. commenting
on this resolution, says: The confer
cncc has now in rehearsal, ana VII
soon produce. a tragedy in five acts
entitled the Butchers Revenge; "l
the Blood Drinkers Daughter. BE
tween the acts ChriSt's sermon o
the mount will be read, and 1t vi
he proved that the author was inSan
at the time of its uttcrancc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
THE RADICAL REFORMERS.

Montague, in his charming essay /
mon vanity, remarks: Nothing
presses so hard upon a State as lhho-
walton. When any piece Is OUT VI
its Mace if may be propped; one may
ohviate the alteration and corruption
natural to all things, lest they carry
ms too far from our beginnings; but'
to undertake to new mold so great
mass and to change the foundations
of so vast a building, is for them 10
do. who, to make clean, rub at out
who reform particular defects by
universal confusion-not so deslrouN
of changing as of overthro"lhS
things"
Here is a mirror in which the Rad
icol fanatics of our day may see
themselves reflected at full length
They are not so much lnnoVatorS az
destructives. They seem not so lie
sirous of change as of overthroWlh!
things. Through the besotted blum
ders of our people, these destructive
have been busily at work undermm
ing our constitutional foundations
until that instrument now totters |
it's fall. They innovated upon SLAYER
until they have destroyed 1t aItogetL
er, and left the poor wretches victim
of their mad experiment, so that the
last state is infinitely worse tina
their first. They innovated upo
the Constitution, until they hay
scarce a single guarantee III fore
They innovated upon State so
ereignty, until they have reduced u
States to mere municipal dependel
cies of the Federal power. The su
oeon's end is not to dcadcn the Ds
flesh. which is but the beginning
his cure; his view is likewise 10
M the wound with natural flesh, al
restore the member to Its due stat
Our State quacks propose to cnc"l
age the gangrcne until mortlficatl
sets in and carries off the patient
n Y. Daily Ne'cs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
DIR. DROMGOOLE'S
ENGLISH FEMALE Bl1IEhS'

Far the immediate relief of all Female Complaints nn1
Irragnlnres For Painful, Suppressed OF hies' ,%
A., usstruntion Iucorrhna Whites, Fallihg Oh lho
Womb Irritabty and liberation of the WOMB; 1nS.
rosS Mysteries Palptation, Sh"rinGss o, ,t, sI,e
swimming and Giidiness OF the iIa" ram I.bitv
I'm and Ioius cold feet and hands. nervous neonny
J nrnstration and all those troublesome Diseases
,hicb anlct at least one half of the female community
+, ,,ovc. all obstluctions of nature promotesrcs
J be,ltb tinrrs he pale cheek with the rosea' nu
~ nature chises the features, adds oriianes % sne
eve and intellect, beauty to the youthful, ana
ana nuet, old age 1t produces those effects by mIgo,
otint and arous!ng the whole female system I" W. -,
n.liE b. fnnrtion5 CAN on our agrn aud look NJ II
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
pE IN ROC EE'S
IL, A.-r.La.L-I,LlN VII MDNh NlIL

g. i, E, l,p,,, combination If Stlinga, ShrstlhrHm'
VIh7y Unci Burdock aud lodidr Potash il NV
Diseases requiring alternative u"n'l'h'; 81,
licenses syphilis ia all its forms, Itch n"rS' ,n
m Syy,lliug! Ulcers old Stores, Pmplr' ana o,''Jn .
,h f,re B,ils hereditary thints, md AL t'I 'n 49,
oi ,"nl"Jr, for which Physicians recommend inc
blood to be purified.
some If our ,tl,er Preparations are a' taI"ws;
Dromgoolc 4 Co.'S Lung BALSAM; vurny
Dr DTou,goolrs RED DlARtiEA hrhi-D
ID. La Rockies PILE SAlNE
iIr i parhan's INDIAN SALNE ,,,,, M, 4
| Dromgo,lc', VEGETABLE ~ llblLioIS i''''
| De la Rockies LIVER PILLS, ,, ,,.r,vpc
| Syan,irur's phoidzena STOMACH BilFE"o'
| sid bv Druggist and Merchants
,tosry RICHuRps s. Co, are sole Agents for canton
| Miss. ...,,,, re- r.o,r;o,orsl
wholesale s Retail Druggists.
| a Main SIRE
Memphis Team,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

United States, or the militia, as shall
be necessary to prevent the VIOLATION
and enforce the due execution OF this
act. .;o,
SEC. II. That upon all questlois
of law arising in any cause uhoel ln1
provisions of this act, a final appear
NAV be taken to the Supreme court
of the Tinted States.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
METHODIST GENERAL CONFER

METHODIST GENERAL CONFER
rvcE OF TIL CHURCH SOUTH
The session of this body this (Mon-
day) morning was enlivened by the
anncarance of the Rev. Bishop
Pierce of Georgia, and his father
the venerable Rev. Lovick flerce'
Bishop Pierce presided.
The principal business of the morn
inc was the reception OF memorials
and REPORTS from the constituent
bodies. the annual conferences.
4 very lively debate sprang up re-
snectiug the Episcopal veto' AZ
recognized and adopted by the Ten
oral Conference some years ago, an'
-,as TO the necessity of having 1t ratl
= fed hv the annual conferences, pend
inoo debate on which the Confer
{ once adjourned, as the hour OF IL a
which the committee usually meet
j. digest business, had arrived. Anon
e the speakers were Rev. DIR. Smil
e and McAnnally and Rev. DIR. Nj
u Teyre. formerly of this city.
Il Picayune, 9th inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
DE LA KOOHE'S
EHILL X | " U !,

Which never fails to the most invetrr''' e. "a
chis that can be found 1t never affects INC nc,
~ ", a. ~, tS,y,r umuh Chills Intermittent, Rrhltrit
AID niIious Eryrrs Periodical lieadaehc' pam "nu
aching OF the joints and limbs, neuralgia GehsI,",
MI debility cold and chilly sensations ana al uiss'
f :, U,tIarous origin Each package t"n'hh'
pnx Of Liver ills box Of antprr"dlc i'''' anu
| hntlr of Tonic Call and enquire al Aoou' H.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
FAMILY DICINEs \,

..,s;r, iptrin sic VALUE and MERIT, we are endtaS
pussoH -, e,Iv that demand by offering those whicn
,n"y he confidently relied upon, by Physicians anu
paent in cases of necessity We remove a.,
tisbinr our Agents with Recipes and anthoriLns
-, ~, 80 hpnnr the same knowledge to regular prhets
inc physicians No genuine Physician VIII Wl'hnU,
medical secret from his brother in the procsSo.t;
co., orn willing to sink swim, upon the same pioi'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

r,r,,r,a according experienced lhysicAaS VIM
- Ill disease, of tho Kidneys, blEiirr ll"S'i"
EionJ and Ir.thra-whcthcr acute or cAf"hl'-nh'"
mr. f.,I,Ir For non-reteution OF ln"t uiN' NM,
by and Examination of the bladder ana N'.eS $3.50
J habit Of dissipation with waketuln"SS
.Jj ronptrnance evil furho'ings, weak o",h, . {,
lths ur.,I,r,fiau is u compound OF Cnb'hS jump
- rurhu Pirsis.ryyay aud tMHtic-, ASH YOU
nE, In. If il is not u good Compound We Wan
| abide BY ms decision.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
OFFICE MISS IL TENN. r r,
MEMPHIS, March 81, 1860

yV,pAISS leave Grenada at 9 30 NJ. on
orr;vaI of Miss Central train, arriving IN
Leave Memphis at 40 P. NJ. and arrive rive
q, Grenada at u midnight, to connect win
Miss. Central train South. Iii,
Tickets on sale at Grenada to Memphis
Cairo. St. Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati,
and will shortly be prepared to ticket to any
point desired. ~ uo, nj,
This line is 50 miles shorter than VIA
Grand junction, and the time corrcs Ponulng-
| ly less. " CO Ttt At
April l. IT, Ven NJ as
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
Home Schools-No' T.
For the Citizen.

Home SCn00lS-Nu' Ia
ED1ToR CITIZEN: Another reason
whv some of the youth of our lana
have not been better educated Is,
they have been changed from sc'ooi
70 school so often, that they had not
time to pass through any regular ,
course of study. The pupil became
fond of novelty, and very much as
satisfied with the order OF Things
after a month or two, and would not
apply himself or herself to DOCKS anu
study. Teasing letters to he IT,
moved; complaints OF tare' l'ues'
teachers, companions; and threats II
not taken from the "horllble place,
soon induced some parents TO Eleio
and pity the "poor darling" lest her
or his spirit might be crushed ana
disoust be created in the MIND TO
studv, Another school must be Sc
loctnd in some other locality, per-
hans at a great distance; and the
trim with all its expenses, is under
taken. The parent returns nome
concentrating himself that he has
found the school and teachers at laS'
, Rut no only month or two passes
hoforo his restless child complains
| bitterly, and demands removal rom
c that miserable place." winch is
ououoh to kill any one who had self
rcspect and any aspirations about
# than So another removal ensueS
S Then, after few more such remoN
>, ais. the Miss becomes SatlSheo 'ii'
i she is a orown-up lady, and ought t.
n {. come ont" So she seeks nus
s. hand. Master John imaglnes ne
g too bio" to 90 to school, an
~ must have a little time for soWlh'
~ wild oats" and " fun" before ne SCI
L. ties down into life.
at Ifyou will estimate the "pecul1'"i
Of cost" of such children, you Will Ill
g. that their parents have paid out ha
N os much more for the little educatio
re they have--perhaps twice 'l'
II omount-than others have paiu II
~ their children, who renamed AT ol
W. school, comprised the course al
tv graduated with credit. Ihese d
all prepared to be steady, useful cltlZel
ar while the others will be comparatlV
u" Of ly useless to society.
llv Now, for case or two.
ar know a lady who concluded 5
ON could do better at a certain Sch'
zen than at the one she was attending
Fly she was sent to it. The board,
ar, ition and style of dressing were
re more costly than at the school
for loft After three sessions, the tatl
10 concluded he could stand the
an school best, and changed her, Is
r;ct when she returned, she found Il
the her class was a whole session ant
nay of her! She was so mortliled at
the that she refused to remain at
ItnI school. So much for change hes
the cost in money.
tor know another who was chan
ties, to a better and cheaper school
rlt ;S WAS thought. Five months sum
nav for her there. She returned scare
ser knowing what she had learl
asses beside a little manncriSm, and $
re a ming street yarn, and a bill OF
q 10 bundy,d doVar3!! And, to be
+ all matters, she must be hastene'
and Salem where scholars are made
sons Had she remained at the
S. TO school, she might have made a
+ ioa scholar with one half the eXpenS
W; HELM
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

HA large amour, of the sPintuou'
I;vuo,s imported into the United States
uurporting to be medicine are said to be
in reality but slightly tinctured with es-
sences. The Secretary Of the Treasury
has issued a circular to the custom house
officer. to exercise unusual vigilance u
the detection and prosecution Of su'f
frauds.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

Hon JP ScALEs.-On Monday, Cd
inst all that was mortal of this distln'
puished gentleman, were consigned 10
their last resting place in Evergreen Gem
etery. Capt. Scales was well known
throughout the State, and enjoyed the ac-
ouaintauce of nearly every citizen ID
Carroll county, and we are proud to say
"Done knew him but to love him."
Death heeds not what wreck makes
when his scythe goes forth to slay' or he
would have spared little longer' one
whom the whole community loved and
bonored so much. The deceased was
man of strong social feeling and hi
straight. forward, upright ways, had VOL
for him the friendship Of all who knew
him He was a kind husband, goo'
father, an accommodating neighbour an
q coed citizen. But in the grave repose
his mortal remains, and we trust In Hes'
en- is immortal.
He sleeps the calm, sweet sleep
From which none wake to weep
) A calm aud undisturbed repose
Unbroken by the last repose''
We tender to his widowed vile an
: two little orphan children, our heartte
5 sympathy, in this their hour Of sadness
l CdrrOUtOR Courier.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

Queen Victoria has sent an autograph
letter to the Pope. thanking him Tor h''
action against the Fenians' and Oner'ng
bin an asylum in her dominlOn'' 'hoa'o
:. h. compelled to leave bis own.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

Mr. Poland has introduced in the Sen
ale constitutional amendment Tor the
.hso,u,e Acknowledgement Of all persons
who voluntarily took part in the war
,ysins, the United States. We have con-
silently e1psctad this. The Radicals are
rs.oly.d tina. the negroes shall rule the
sou,b. and to effect this purpose. not only
,,.,bs black, 10 be enfrsDchised but The
whites must be disfrsuehised. Inc rfe'
dent. hO.evsr. is believed TO entertain
,lifJereu, opinion. and the whole people 0
,Ls south must pu. their trust 10 him.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
Notice TO Creditors.

II. PERSONS indebted to the hrms o
A Gilmer 4 Jeffries, and Gilmer q Ad
ms or TO the Estate of D. II. Gilmer' arr
hereby notified to come forward ana se''''
the same. r,.rr.
orrIcE-at Mr.. W. J. kendalIs.
C. ADAMS, Surv. Part,
A. Admir- Est. d. II. Gilmer.
Jan, Is 'G6-u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
n G, ORRICK-DENTIST,

N. -. n,o.
fession in all its branches. ,,on ynl.
Full and partial sets of teeth inserted uPon W.
canite. Gold or Silver base. .o NJ
Teeth extracted without pain, by the uTe u
Nitous Oxid gas, for those who desire IL. .,;or .,
particular attention given TO the correc''on u
irregularities in children teeth.
REFERsTo
Drs. GALLOWAY CAGE.
DIR. 4. T. SEMMEs. su
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

At. celebration Of marriage, a large
number Of young ladies present. the MN
-, aid those wishing to be joined II
the holy bond. Of ma'rimOn' stand up
"a ,,.rlv al ,be your. ladies 'ross'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12
PHYSICIANS COMBINATION!

All SECRECY RENO VED!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-12

p. S. Capt. R, with whom am P'e's
an,Iv chartered, tells me he was in ST. Louis
one Sabbath during the war, ana at'enueu
Mr. Cox's church. Some dozen or more pre-
,.n,.d themselves for membership in hi
church, and the process of receiving then
was administering the oath of allegiance II
the United States.
Was not that fanaticismf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-28
planning MILL.

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OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-28
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
The Great Female Remedy for Irregular
tiles.

The Great Female Remedy for Irregular
titles.
These drops scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Pow
ders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is
direct and positive, rendering them reliable,
speedy and certain specific for the of all OBJ
| structions and impressions of nature. Their
popularity indicated by the fact that l00,
900 bottles annually sold and consumed by
the ladies' of the United States, every one Of
whom speak in the strongest terms of praise OF
their great merits. They rapidly taking the
place of every other Female Remedy, and are
considered by all who know ought of them, az
the surest, safest and most infallible preparation
in the world for the of ali female complaints,
the removal Of all distractions Of nature and the
promotion of health, regularity and strength.
Explicit directions stating when the mag be used.
and explaining when and why they should not,
nor could not be used without producing effects
contrary to natures chosen laws, will be found
carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written signature Of John L. Lyon, without which
none are genuine. - q
!, Prepared by DR.. John L. Lyon, 1876 Chapel ST.,
New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted either
personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) con-
ernng all private diseases snd female weak nes-
c. Price: 81 80 per bottle.
Sold BY DrpggistS everywhere. @ ;.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-28
NEW BRICK YARD.
Good Brick at Low Prices.

HNHE subscriber has established new brick
II yard on the bluffs, beyond the old grave yard
near Mr.. Boyer's place, where he will manuiac-
ture the most superior building brick and sell
them a. low or lower than the lowest. People
who contemplate building had better give hum .
call before contracting.
He has the bes, clay to be found anywhere in
this vicinity, and will make brick equal if not
better than any other yard; and his work@en are
Of the first class. sl's 2s JOHN B. LONG.
Island April l9, DAM oIiv 50 !