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heretofore, before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of the county where he is engaged IN
business, of the amount of goods kept on
hand at the principal season Of sale; or the
oath may be administered by Justice Of the
Peace, when the persons wanting license
applies through an agent. IL the latter course
be adopted the following form will be deemed
a sufficient compliance with the act:
Carroll county, 10 scit !:
On this--day Of, 1873, before the
subscriber, q Justice Of the Peace of the State
o. Maryland. in and for said county, person
ally appeared ---- and declared that he in
tends 10 apply for traders license, under
the second section Of the Act ofJanuary SEES.
sion, 1858, to the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, and made oath that the
amount Of the stock Of goods generally kent
on hand by him Tor by the concern in which
he is engaged, in case it be . partnership. / Al
the principal season Of sale, Tor il the appli.
cant has not previously engaged in such trade1
that the amount of goods which he intends TO
keep, &C., does not or will not exceed g.
sworn before
II the oath be administered before a Justice
OF the Peace out Of the county in which the
application is made, there must be attached
the certificate of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF the county in which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March.
April and May, without license. Vendors Of
cakes and vendors Of beer and cider, who are
the makers Of such beer and cider, [laeer beer
excepted, are not required to pay license.
LICENSES TO 0RDINARIES AND
TAVERN kEEPERS.-The license to ordi-
naries and tavern keepers 10 sell spirituous
and fermented liquors, or lager beer, in guam
titles less than pint, at any one time, are as
follows: Provided that the applicant shall
iirst be recommended to the Clerk By two re-
spectacle freeholders Of his immediate yicini-
~, and shall make oath before said Clerk that
he has bona fide land without intending to
eyade the requirements of this article, provi.
ded and expects to maintain six good beds.
with sufficient covering therefor-and three
rooms more than sufficient for the private use Of
said ordinary keeper, with stabling and pro.
yender for five horses at least; and If said an.
plicant resides in the city Of Baltimore, that &c
has provided and expects to maintain twelve
good beds with covering as aforesaid, and six
rooms
The said applicant is also to make oath
before the Clerk as 10 the rate Of rent or an
nnal value of the house at or in which the
business to be authorized by the license may
be done or intended to be done.
II the roptol nr annual ...I... =.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A HOUSE and LOT or LAND.

THE undersigned, as Trustee of John n.
Il Fritz, in Insolvency, will sell at Public
Sale, to the highest bidder, on the premises,
On Saturday, the 26th Of Ap1l, 1878,
at o'clock, P. NJ, Lot of Land, consisting
of
Nine Acres of Land,
- more or less. The improve.
4 NJ ments thereon consist Of
w sA LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
lzA1s-fas one and half stories high |;
there is also a thriving YOUNG ORCHARD
of PEACH and APPLE TREES on the prem.
SEES. This property is one. quarter of a mile
north of raylorsville, adjoins the land of John
Young and Others and was in the occupancy
of the said John N. Fritz, until recently.
Terms of Sdte-0ne-half cash and the bal.
ance in one year from the day of sale, the
purshaser or purchasers giving his, her or
their notes, with approved security, bearing
interest from the day of sale.
CHAS. 7. REIFSNIDER,
apr 5ts Trustee.
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FOR SALE BY
Grimes 4 Stoutfer, Westminster, Md.
zimmerman Il Shultz, Sykesville, Nd.
". ii. b. Dorsey, Mt. Airy, Nd.
Samuel L. Grove, Ridgeville, Md.
McComas d Bro, Hoods Mill, Nd.
Z: A. Talbot, Ellicott city, Nd.
Biggs L Albaugh, Rocky Ridge, Md.
VIM. Il. Todd, Utica Mills, Nd.
Thos. i. Cover, Double Pipe Creek, Nd.
mar 22-3m
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TRUSTEES SALE
ora
Valuable Hotel Property,

In The Village Of Mekicoj Carroll Co. Nd.
pY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by
\ Charles A. Zentz ard wife, dated the
18th day OF March, 1873, the subscribers, rs
Trustees, will offer at Public Sale, on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, ne @eh Of APRIL, 1878,
at o clock, p. NJ. that valuable property,
known as Essigs Hotel, situa.
A y ted in the village of Mexico, 10
sssss Westminster District, Carroll
sazaA45xs county, Nd, and lying on the
road leading from Westminster to the town
Of Manchester, about four miles from the city
Of Westminster, and six miles from the town
Of Manchester, being tho same Hotel Property
which Charles A. Zentz purchased from the
heirs Of the late Adam Essig.
There are SIX ACRES OF LAND. more
or less, attached to this Hotel. The house
has recently been reftted and repaired and in
every way improved; there is also good Sta.
bling and other necessary outbuildngs.
Terms Of iSdte.--0ne.t third cash on the day
OF sale, or on ratification thereof; one-third
in IL months, and one-third in is months,
secured by notes of purchaser or purchasers
with security, bearing interest from day Of
sale.
JAS. A. c. BOND,
JOHN BENTZ,
apr OTIS Trustees.
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NOTICE.

A Il persons who have claims against
a Mary caple, will please notify t6e IN.
dcrsigned Of them and call at The Office 81
JAS A. c. Bond, Attorney ct Law
ELIAS BROTHERS.
JAS. A, G.. BOND.
mar 29-n Trustees Of Mary Csple.
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TO CORN GROWERS.
]. J. TURNER g. CO.'S
AmnOniated Bone SHDer- Phosphate.
ANALYSIS

Ammonia. "a
Soluble Phosphate of Lime 2a.5I
Bone Phosphate of Lime 1857
Composed OF the most concentrated materials.
it is richer in Ammonia and Soluble Pbos.
pilates than any other Fertilizer sold, except
our EXCELSIOR, and is made with same
care and supervision, uniform quality guarau.
teed fine and dry, in excellent order for
drilling. Packed in bags and barrels.
PRICE $50 PER TON.
J. J. TURNER L CO.,
~ Pratt Street. Baltimore
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For Cash, from April LIST. 1879.

] buy for Cash and know If ! sell for Cash
will lose nothing, therefore, can and will
sell Goods considerably lower than those who
sell on credit. Cash buyers are invited to
give me call. Money Saved is Money Made
Ny Stock embraces
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NOTICE.
To my Friends, Customers and the
Public Generally.

"A FIER mature reflection have concluded
a that the only way to do business success.
fully is upon CASH basis; consequently
will sell Goods ONLY
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airy, but temporarily on General
Sheridan's staff as aid, with the rank oil
Lieutenant. Colonel, was born soon alter,
in 1885, in the same house in 81 Louis
where his parents were married. Grant
remained in California - years, and then
left tho service and came TO 81. Louis, not
having seen his vic In all that time. Dir.
Dent at this time gave Grant portion ct
White Haven farm, and he began 10 live
the Life OF o farmer, living with his wiie's
parents until house could be built on the
land he had so easily acquired. Farming
was o sealed book 10 him, and although he
worked hard The could not get the hang
OF ii, as my informant expressed himself.
So plain Mr.. Grant traded of his firm for
house and lot in st. Louis, and opened
a real estate and collecting business. He
found that he knew less Of this than Of
farming, and he was again denied success.
At this time he found something deiec-
tive in the title 10 the town property, and
the trade was Cancelled. SO he took back
his farm, which he now owns. As is well
known, Mr.. Grant never prOspered In any
business, and he had some discOuraging
times. lie and his family were often with
his father, Jesse Grant, at Bethel, Ohio,
and also with her father. 1t was at his
fathers house in Bethel that Mr.. Grants
second child, Ulysses S. Grant, Jr., was
born, in 1853. He goes by the nickname
OF Buck" on account Of his having been
born in Ohio. He q great favOrite, and
isnever addressed except as "Blck." He
is student at Harvard, but home now on
vacation. He accompanied his father to
Maine. He has been in Europe, and is
said to be a very promising young man.
The third child, Nellie Wrinshsll Grant,
was born at Wish.ton.Wish, a portion OF
the old Dent farm, in 1856. The fourth
child, Jesse Root Grant, was born at the
Dent homestead at White Haven Farm,
in 1855 Miss Nellie has been educated
by private tutors at home with jesse,
who enters Cornell University as stu
dent at the next term. Mrs. Grant has
been the most devoted and tender Of
mothers, and here she has herrecompense
Tor all her care in the reflection that she
has never lost child by death. The
four children are now all here, and par
ticipated in the enjOyments this evening.
Mr.. Dent was unable 10 leave his bed.
Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Grants sister, is also
quite III, and unable 10 leave her bed at
the hotel A young son of hers is also
dangerously sick. Mr.. Casey, however,
dined with the President to-day, and was
present this evening"
There were no ceremonies this evening;
no invitations whatever were issued, and
no preparations made Tor a reception or
banquet A few friends called in sans
cerenloHie, congratulated the family, and
extended appropriate compliments. There
were no relatives Of the family present
except those mentioned above. The
presents were few and Of modest char
acter. The names Of the donors were not
given out, the desire oil the President being
10 avoid any gossip or remark on a matter
OF such purely personal character.
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WESTON Monday, August 25. 1873, at 1880
A. u, FLoRANCg, daughter OF Or. 5. b. and Mary
2. Rcft, in the Sith year OF her ago.
Martins Ferry, Ohio, wcdresusy az ." . &C.,
a Y. Friends OF the family arc invited to At.
tend.
RsPPETTO.-McndA AuZ ust IS, 1873. SARAH
L.. relI:t Of G. D. RepPetto, sged 81 years and 3
days.
Funeral from the residence OF her father, Mr..
c. Moore, on 2i:h Cold FirsO street, between
EoG and German streets, Wednesday, August
S7.h, At 10 O'Clock A. n. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend
CUMMINS.-On Saturday evening, August %,
1878, at 3 o'clock and 20 minutes. ANNIE B.,
vile OF Dr.. James CummiDs, aged 3SyeAIs.
Tho funeral will take place on Tuesday after.
noon, the 96th, at ~ O'Clock, from the rCsIdence
OF her husband, Main stteet, Centre Wheeling.
Friends OF the family arc invited 70 attend.
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BE THERE.

Don't forget the PihenbAeh Auction IN Cen.
tTe Wheeling, At 10 O'Clock 4. \. AuctloneerS
keep the best goods. Cloth and Clothlrg, M the
some OF he cream OF that Hna stock. No hum
bug, and all sold without reserve. The very best
goods literally without price, II will pay any:
body, II don't matter who he or che Il, 10 attend
euch an auction.
A very lne Clock, Sewing Machines. Tables,
hne Dcsk, Awning, Blinds, and numerous other
articles will be sold regardless Of cost AUD
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Tue Washington Star says Senator
CARPENTER will not prosecute the N. Y.
Tribune for libel. Then We inIer the
Tribune did not libel him.
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J. u. MILLER, AuctlOueer. q
BROOKE COUNTY
v PARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for FalO his Farm, situG-
ted on The Ohio river, In Cross Creek Township,
Brooke county, West Va, oppOsitG the 4lng0
Iron Works, containing $50 RereO, including .
Oeres on Alngo leland. The Improvements con.
Substantially OF brick, stables, GrinoTies, smoke
hOusIB, spring h0uEe, coal and wood houses, truit
sheds, &c; an orchard containing 1000 Of the
choicest apple trees, fruidng from July TO the
latest keepers, 90 OF the finest ehGETy treeS in
full bearing; also, pears, ,plums, peaches and
quinees; ANAL hults, such 80 currantS, goose
berries, grapes, vine berries and strawberries,
which have been selected and cultivated with
especial care. The 20 acres Of river bottom,
which include tho improvements, are In 3 high
state OF cultivation and cannot be exeelled IN
tho United States for the productions Of this lah
tude. The whole upland Ahounds In mlneIAls,
llmeatone, IRE clay, iron orc go 70 20 per cent?
e0nglomeEAtc ores, and quArries OF most excel.
l6nt sandstone. 40 AcreA OF the tract are under.
laid with . vein Of tho dnest quality Of lime
stone. averaging hve feet In thickness, projecting
10 the front Of the river hills and convenient OF
access; also the valuable Gub-BtratA OF coal, es'
peciAlly adapted 70 smelling Of Iron and the
manufacture Of Gas, being the came a. NlnGo,
steubenYtlle and Jeferbon companies arc work
ing. Also, . superior vein Of Ore clay, ieet In
thickness, Of . acres extent opening 100 feet
above tho river bank.
Hinge IIlGnd Il point on which there Il an
annual accumulation Of 0And sufficient TO supply
all the iron works In this vicinity and Wheeling
and the whole sand market, being Of & quality
suitable for iurnAces. rolling mills, railroads,
building and plastcring purposes
The tract has river Iront Of 3o5 poles, 40 feet
Of which IL a. good river landing % any on the
Ohio river.
will Sell the whole tact together. Persons
Wi6hlng 70 purchase will please call and exam.
inc for themselves. Communications addressed
70 mo Al Steubenvllle, Ohio, viii receive prompt
attention.
Auli-dAEW ]. r. BUR9OYNE.
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BOYS' MATCHES.

Another stock OF those elegant small Hllyer
casCd Watches Just the thing for BoyS-hAS
been received at 1901 Market street, below Nc
House, where everything 10 the way OF " tches,
Clocks, JewelTy, SpectAcles, Gold Pens, &c, can
be iound.
~ Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, &C., repaired
AT aud ~N''N' oXToBY & DuFFIRLD,
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Gui9
DROPOsALs.

Sealed Proposals will DO received at the once
of the Penltsnt!Aly Of West Va. until 10 o'clock
r, On Tuesday, ID sepicmber. 1873, for four hun.
dftd (lOO) peEchSS Coping Stone, one hundred
Q0O) perches OF Brackets, and one hundred and
Stone 70 dress four feet long, three feet sig
inches bed, and one foot rise; the brackets 70
drssS three ieet long, one foot bed. and one Ioot
four inche1 fiae, and the TubblG to BE- good
GIono, alto be grey sandstone and Of good build
in4 duality, and to be delivered on tho FenIten-
tISry grounds 81 such hme9 - the bupeFtnten'
dent may direct, and the whole amount 70 be oe'
IS7S. Proposals NIL be received for tho coping
stone IN quantities Of oDe hundred pefehe9 OF
more; for brackets In quantities Of my peschee
OF moro, and for rubble stone In quantities u
sampler OF stone viii DO received At the ONCE
Aforementioned beiore awarding any eontraelA.
Proposals. will be addressed TO Capt MlMLtAA
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oananI NotIoes,
Bellaire Water Works Bonds.


BIILAI1T, O., August IS, 1873. :
10 eject an extension OF The Water Pipes !
Am authorized TO sell GleW more Of these desira.
bic Securities, In addition 10 $4,000 already
sold, the entire loan being limited TO 500 0CO.
These Bonds run from 10 10 years, anu year
Jnfareat Al 4 per cent. per Annum. The Coupons
Gre pRYRSle In March and September.
These Bonds are not taxable here, except when
held BY residents. ,,,n
.D1u Cashier.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUA-\ IN
L Bib REAL BSTATR.-IW will sell At m
Public Auction. on Tuesday, August %, VI
1873, At 10 O'Clock 4. n At the front door Of the
Court House, two Brick Dwelling Houses, stu.
ate on John street, between 5th and 9Th, two
stories high, containing ave rooms each, Kitchen,
WASh.houSe and cellar. Gas and water through.
out. The properly rents for 5000 90 per year.
THOS. TUITION.
JIM. MILLER, Auctloueer. Ru9O
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OUT AT COST.

l am C'oslng out my stock a. cost. Come soon
and get what TINWARB you want cheaper than
It was ever told before.
au9i JAS. 4 CAMPBELL.
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~ DEaIRAgLEBulLDINe LOr,

~ "S'
Situated on Market street, Cmtro WheallnR, op-
poSite the market space "West Side" lot No.
%. toIty.fouT feet front, running back 10 alley.
the only vacant lot for sale on the square. This
10 one Of the best locations for business OF any
kind In the city. On the premises stands what
10 known - the Old Spice Mills. win be sold
Is one OF divided In hall 10 suit purchasers
TRIMS OF SALE-One.third each. balance In
twelve and eighteen months with interest and
approved security. Title clear.
JIM. MILLER, AuctioneeT. aus
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ssIGNEEs' NOTICE.
CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS. III, a.

The HAY FETGR-lllustratedb By HAppin-R0r-
trayinG the Gu6esiugs OF Mr.. A. Wiper WeepA
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LINZ OF nv. ALY1ED CooKHAN-C Cloth g 90
LEcTUREs AND 6ERnONB-By Rev. MN. Pun
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PIcKWIoK PAPERs-Household Edition, Illus
trated BY III. Mast, cloth g. 80. paper 81 20.
THR UmTY or NATuRAL PHEHoIINA-By II.
Emile SGigey, cloth 81 80 s-..-.
oUTLuIs or Mn, WoGEN AID TuMaS-By
Mary ClemmeF Ane6, cloth 81 50.
LUX HuHTu0-"Camping Out Series" Vol.
8, cloth 81 80.
M LlTrLI 0iR1-Paper T5c.
Too sooH-by KAthOiine y. MAequold, paper
ixxoCwr-By Mrs.. olIph1nt, paper 7sc.
THB WICKED W0oDs or ToBERHEVIE-Paper
75e.
RoPRS OF sAND-PAper 75e.
81 t g. lAA-s !" = AAA'AAND O''SAA"-e'0''
PlsHus M AMERICAN WATERs-By GenIo c.
Scott, cloth g 50.
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Adne assortment OF Ladies' Stationery. Porte
HonnAies, Autograph Albums, &C, always on
I'D. STANTON,
auf5 Cor. 18th and Market Streets.
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Rnr Sale.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTT will sell at Publle
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, September 50, 1873,
At 10 oeiOe AT the front door Of the Court House
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DR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from ono Of tho most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and The greater
part q whose LIE has been spent in the hoSp!tIA
Of London Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere,
ever known. Many troubled with ringing IL
the head and cars when asleep, great nervou.
ness, being alarmed ct sudden sounds, bashiu
neas, with frequent bluShlnR, attended some
times with arrangement OF mind, were curtt
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New Advertisements.

--s- ~ ~. ' ..-I-.I.- S.s.sS.SS -
.NoTI0E-
MRS. HUTCHINS will resume hSr OIlSoSS Of
instruction on FilnO MONDAY, ssp.anbora.
Residence, 18Th street (fOrmetly Hsnpdml,
above 9th. tnS6'
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lTOLEN-slOO REWARD,

On Saturday night, August 10, 1873, from my
farm in Allegheny county, Pa, . dark dSpple
hands hiSh. and has iISh, name and tSil BE
has 4 crack In the len fore hooG, about half way
from the too 10 the heel. offer 800 reward for
the recovery Of the horse or the capture OF the
thief, or $500 for both .--.
JOSHUA RICHARDSON,
Au2G1Aw' MOrehOad. Allegheny Co., Pa,
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MARRIAGE.

reflect thAtA sound mind and body are the nOst
necessary requisites to promote connublSl hip
pines. Indeed. without these the journey
through LIE becomes q weary pIlrrimGEC: he
prospect hourly dArkens 10 the view: the mind
becomes shSdoWed with despair and Oiled With
tho melancholy reelection that the hSppintss OF
another bpcOmaa hIIohfnd With nuP own
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Who have injured themselves by certain pflt
dee indulged In when alone, q habit frequently
learned from evil companions or At school Tie
effects Of which are nightly Ielt even when alley
and II not cured renders marriage immposIibIr,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
immediately.
Whist , pity that q yoEng man, the hope Of b,
country, the darling Of his parents, shoGld b
gnAtched nom all prospects and eDloymenu 81
Life by the consequences Of deviAtlng from lbC
path Of nature and indulging 10 certain scefsi
habit such persons must, before contemplating
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS
The many thousands enred at this e.abll;l
ment within the last twenty years, and The LIE
erous important Surgiesl Operations peTiu'lac;
BY Dc. Johnston, witnessed by the reporter
the 6uN, and many other papers, Eotiee' d
which appeared again And again before the p5b
lie, besides his standing a. gentleman Of tEAi'
acter and responsibility, v . SUFFICIENT guArsn'!
10 the aAiieted.
Skin diseases GpeedIly cured, jLl;
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usually HIuSu III "luNcE ny luS shuG uleu
who work it up in summer, thus giving
the men work all the year round.
There are several establishments for the
manufacture Of fire clay on the Ohio side
in the same neighborhood, the vein oil
clay appearing on both sides OF the river.
Messrs. GARLIC & sIGLER have a pipe
works opposite New Cumberland, and,
as we have already mentioned, the FRE-
MANS have another. There are also some
brick works above or below.
Messrs. smith, PORTER s Co. own the
brick works at Nuzum's Mills, formerly
owned by Messrs. PEIRPoNT & WATSON,
now called the "Glade" Works; and they
claim to be making there brick nearly
II not fully equal to those made at Mt
Savage, Md, which are reputcd 10 be
the best in the United States. Mr., Smith
also has an interest in three brick works
at sciotoville, scioto county, Ohio, which
turn out four million brick year,
One moral to be drawn, so far as Han
cock county Is concerned, is that the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad,
on which We hope trains will be running
before Christmas, ought to be extended
up the river, at least as far as these brick
works extend. ltthis were done, thercis
no doubt the industry would be very
largely and rapidly increased, and all the
other interests Of thecounty be benefited.