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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
Not to be fooled.

In Philadelphia there lives doctor so lean
aud attenuated that the sobriquet Of" old Bones
is far from being misnomer
That doctor has a student, and that student is
trying his beet TO become doctor. He attends
to the Office while the doctor attends to the out
door patients. Among the fixtures Of the Office
Is a weird skeleton, SO hung and adjusted that it
will walk out Of the cupboard where it is kept,
and by manipulating it rightly, 1t can also be
made TO 60 through several grotesque antics.
One day, while the student sat pooring over
some medical work, the door opened and q
youthful peddler with a basket of knickkacks
presented himself Whea told that nothing in
his line was wanted, the little rascal began 10
talk back in most impudent manner, and was
finally ordered TO leave the room.
THIS he refused to do, and thinking to scare
him, the student pulled the string, and open few
the door where the skeleton was hidden, and
the emblem OF death sprang out at the boy,
who frightened half out Of his wits, dropped his
basket and sclmpered out Of the Office, taking
up position on the opposite side of the street to
await further events.
just then the doctor, "Old Bones" came from
his study, and learning the cause Of the rproar
he went 10 the door, and mOiioned for The boy
to come and get his wares.
mo you don't" be called out, II know you il
you haVegot your clothes on"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

dsns to s;Shr VIII run subject to dalay. Isc-
hons where time IL RiVen NA s1Sp eAJ oe sta
Law. M N1W 6 CASTLE TRAINa
st7.4O A. ii. TeSvs Phs,i1nIDE M,l1nIDE!On an1 PAIIadsl
~ SSrv 81 p1 iiIV r; for New Castl0 ~
AAaitiorTSi IL - nNA BRANCH TRAINS
SmvrDso 11o ~ A. and I5 p n. LSaVSCiSytsS ~
fo iS 80 E. m, ana 20O .. m 10 M 49, ioL
South. NVA OOVoFs AID stations
A. Tovvvzv,,, C0NNRCTIONa
AZ 1OMNSEND. with tha ES1t e.. -. -
Anne's Z Kent Railroads NO~Aty ana 0loen
n RsiiTosddO iiH ddOA' with the Maryland and Delaware
At HAhRIN TON wi.h 81. -,
water Railroad SH0tton eno Break
Rsi,s13kD tRshi,A13kD With the DOruhsstsr sDd Dale.
~ w,.LAaLh. MAh. With the Rastsru Ehoro hAuro.a
4 y. kkNNEY. suDt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

A REMARKABLR CLAIM One of the most
remarkable claims ever presented TO Congerss
was recently passed by lhe Senate, and Is now
before the House, It is for $90806 being the
value Of a negro boy Is or 16 years Of age, who
was protected and cared for by General Utley,
Colonel Of the Twenty second Regiment Wis
cOnsin Volunteers. The papers in the case
show that while General Uley was at Lexington
Ky, with his regiment, q small half starved
negro soy, with nothing op but ragged panlaloons
and shirt, came to his quarters in a severe snow
storm. Tha boy pas iu 4 Perishing condition,
and represented that he had been in the woods
for a long time, subsisling on black walnuls and
sleeping III hogs nests until the snow storm
drove him in This was in the fall OF 1862.
General Utley ordered the boy to be taken care
Of, and thought no more about it,until one VIM.
RobeElson called on him and claimed the boy
as his property, and sought to take him away.
General Utley called The claimants attention TO
the additional article OF war Of March 13, 1862,
and said he must be governed by that. Ii the
boy would 60 back without force being Fesorted
10. the officer would have no objections; bat the
boy prayed for protection, saying that he had
been hired out TO a cruel master as being 10
years Of aye, and the hirer had beaten him and
otherwise cruelty treated him, and he had
sought protection of his owner, Robertson, in
vain, until, finally, he ran away and came to
the camp Of General Utley as already stated A
few DAYS subsequently snit was brought against
The officer for the value Of the boy. Soon after
ward General Utley was taken prisoner by the
Cunfsderates at Spring Hill, Tenn, and he
heard no more about the boy until 1868,
when suis was brought in the Circuit
Court of Wisconsin, and judgment rendered
the year before for S909. .06 and costs, amounting
10 81, $40. Ex-Atto-ney General Speed defended
the suit, but the officer was forced to pay the
money. The Senate bill il for the purpose OF
reimbursing General Udey,and will undoubted-
ly pass the House. The suit could not have
been appealed to the Supreme Court OF The
United States, because the limit 10 that court is
$1,000. -Washingtoa Correspondence N. Y.
Tribuue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
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SUMNER ARRANeRMRArm

On On ana AftsF MONDAY. JuIv so.n
Sssv@ q f6iIo.% esuAaayS excepted frainSH N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

Kentucky contemplales Withdrawing its Stale
capital from Fronk foit and investing it in
louisville
Many Mormons are reported 10 be leaving Salt
Lake City for the newly promised land in
Arizona.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12
Miscellaneous.
ATTENTION ALL!
FOUYD iT LAST! 70 HUMBUG,
gscarscI,:s Hair Restorative I!

Patented July 10th, 1872. Tie Greatest of tLe
Age, II Is Guaranteed 10 make The Hair
Grow On Bald Heads, ii used ~ dire.
ted Any one can have good suit
ot hair F0r sale tyeTyWh.re
aud also hy the PaieBtcc,
NJ, go =. IT0adHay, Baltimore. Nd.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

TnE DoaE oF TiE Carrot The dome oi the
Capitol a Washington is the most ambitious
structure In America. II Is los feet higher than
the Washington Monument at baltimore, Cs feet
higher than Bunker Till, and ~ feet higher than
the Trinity Church tower nj New York. II is
the only considerable dome Of iron In the world.
u 10 vast hollow sphere Of iron, weighing g..
600, 900 pounds. How much 10 that Nearly L..
900 tons, or about the weight Of 20, 900 full efown
people, or about equal 10 900 laden cars, which.
holding f0sr tons each, would reach two miles
and half Directly over your head Is q figure
10 bronze, "Ame.ica," is,9s5 pouuds. The
pressure Of the iron'eo upon i,s piers and pil.
lars Is l3,iT7 poundB TO the square foot. st.
Peter presses nearly 10000 pounds TO the square
foot, and ST. Genevieve, nj Paris, &C 900 pounds
more. II would require TO crush the supporters
Of our dome pressure Of 551 ,310 pounds TO the
square foot. The cost was about 81 ZOO, 900. -
The new wings cost SO, 600, 900. The architect
has plan for rebuilding the old central part OF
the Capitol aud enlargening the park, which will
cost about 50, 200, 900.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

psneer's CeIebrated spsr,ael.s. Diamond
Glasses.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12


fI'iis Hair Restorative arrests premature decay oftLe
hair; stops its falling oni cures the worst of
itching 0 the scalp unnatural heat sf the al kls
hair eaters REMOVES all dsndfun keeping the head
clean aud healthy. IL can h. used NithSut ieaT ofHtan
iuE the delicate article Of dfsss. Ills geEetabs
compound and contains no Injurious poisonous o.
gfrdirns II does bot oprrzts dye bat restores u
~. ofthe hair their natural Organic action u
has cooling aud soothing eneei uign The head thereby
pfstcnhg the k.sdactc many s.ssf- ~ which
las completely cured.
Dor ils toilet - highly fsspHfnshdsd By al Hho
have used a. aud a. rsS9sc.f II ns- hair IL stands
pre sninent
TLs pSopfstsfa sfthls Hssis.lse have Jst " learn
~ single casr ef ssAisfaetan shsTs tLVrosgh iAl
has besn uirde
Read ,s ,.s,lusni. 81 ~, i.lisrius wsi tsesRs.t
sens
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12
Miscellaneous.
Established 1911.
Silver Ware, JeweIry, dc.

n. 4. WARNER
Offers TO his friends and the public generally 81
baltimore CO., at his new Store,
I35 w. Baltic. street, near calvert
AT THE SEw sTYLtsoF
ELETANT JEWELRY,
LNhRAtisS
D,amoad ItHs, Bar RHgs. EiHgcr R'ags,
Amtthy4f, SionC Caaco, torai, Fodri.
EirnsrD 6oid aHd ESasei sets, Oytrn. LeoH.
tine and Vel Cha,as. Necklace.
Loetsh. IsHdants, Braoeiets. HdHdk,rcL,J
Holders. Gold ThtmJiss, .Mcerc
Haiioas, Siais, dc.
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
(Engiiah aud Am1Tican.j
SILVER WARE or HIS owns MAuFRE.
TrfLi, Sfrsr Hahd Mare,
Tttis CatIery, FHs H. OH-fs. & e..
A call 10 collected 10 examiUe the satnc, being
determined a. sell at the lowest cash prices.
E0-Ali descriptions of HAIR JEwELRY
made, aud REPAIRING done 10 the neatsst
manner. lfcb. I, is3s.--ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

TnE woRp "ErrmKa. The legal , ,n,n -
the word either was gtavciy a. a ;. an
Euglish Court Of Chanctry the oth ia, \
certain ics,aior ieft property, ihc III ''iliaa "i
which was affected by 'thc death ,th,i u
two persons. One lawyer Insisted II At either"
meant both aud In support OF II 70 view he
quoted Richardson, Webster, Chauc, e., Dryden,
Soaihey, the story of the Cruci6sion. AID a pas.
sagc from Revelations. The Judge 10, .'siel hat
there was an old song In "Thc llcgg op'rn'
which took the other view "llow .ppy could
be with either, were t'other dear chat siraway.
10 pronounclns judgement, the court ruled that
''either" meant one OF two, aud did not n."an
'boih." u might have that mcanir occasion.
ally 10 posts, bat mover In Court o 'hah"ry
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

- A Southern negro, knowing the profits
OF internal revenue officers, exclaimed, when he
heard that Rothsehild had lefi fortune Of four
hundred millions, "Golly he must had a good
deesiick."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

~ New Jersey servant girls HRS by the
month. Taose who "have beaux" get eigh,
dollars, and those who haven't get twelve. Only
one In Eve hundred gets twelve.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

-gATcHE3 AND JEw sLi:zs. LFAlh
FL iriisis w.. iasBner s..d ~rF
-, tarf.~sEsy asfcafisa 0a,i p b-----@-7
tss, fHfIR JLHELLF .-.v eetAp@e
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12
A K,.s IN rur D.nx.-Young ladb. ,houii

A Mss ~ rng DARK. Young ladi,' ihuuii be-
careful about who they kiss -par,icu ifl, ~ 'hr
dark.
A Vallejo young lady, about 10 80 OF in thu
cars, stepped into the dark sittiug.room oi the
depot 10 kiss her friend Sarah good.by. Owing
to the darkness she didn't SCI Sarah lw; caFom
ed on Chinaman, and didn't find on, the mis-.
take until John began yelling
"whaiee Cor you 80 chokee me III yah No
squeeze 90 muehee ~
One yell, Topping Of feminine garments, u
slammed door, aud the girl was gone.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

~ A horse dealer was asked u an ami.
NAL which he offered for sale was iiiaid2 "Noi
ai ALL" s H6A; he often paspes maj niFh's by
bi01sslt q IS .abls T.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

~ Roaming hogs in Kentucky tie knols in
their tails and call them pig's ties.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12
y "Crificisn"--I True Pen
pOrfr0i uPc.


s4lk thus s,ycls in the realms Of
o. ssm." Tn effort illustrates the
% adaptation Of ID nnblc art to tlucida.
srodneiions Of the lumbcst character -
n who carefully FOL NV this master ia his
yis of Jack and Gill will readily perceive
a wonderful Thing modern Criticism Is
Joek and 0IlI went up the hllI,
. T9Est apaii q waicr;
iwr& fnii down aud broke his crown
ana uiil came tnmbling alter.
ndupilng criticism Of this beau iiful poem,
wiA Anll ifai attend 10 wha, may be called tho
~ Naieal and dynamic, qualities o. the veFse.
OBJ The petiec, measure:
Jack-and 0ii-wonl ~ the hill
= fan part Of the fret foot Ia lacking, bat
llf compensated in the next we're, which
sIaieeiic
ToRot a pail OF wat a.
IN this instance, would exactly fll tho
lm foot VI the fIs' verse, thus producing
a., attic diameer. and having the src0nd
sest ahtfal lripody
'so sefsrs display lhe lan,e wonder
fr' lciuTc
"a down ana broke hls crown.
~ can't tumb ling aft-sf.
'saslug and birbIy ,n, zeal re,
on u ~ fsse,o.lal ioo' - !
caiae tamb iirf % Il.
a t.iH ouf attention 10 hat alc fs-
all us.s u.i eirm,nts " poetry ite hainrr
., .-,ba,h, 20 .G, ,,u.liS Of he : n,,n.-n,
f"-' hf h1'." A.i "ge poetry Is highly ',,-
ar"' 'r i". ,s hishl, .maginaiis,
la D. .nd Dlu w,ni uvtlvtI
Tel i't q pas ut water
Iha Ipv,i imsfIu.i that Ihet i. i.. 200.
s"uai.ls, N'p atRDb. as puritb A
iiin lisil dnNl aud ttvak h,s a 4e., aud tul
d'du .on'r tnoiue after Tue poet simply
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22
BOW VOW

BOE TOF!-
It has long been n favorite tn .ory
with Primary Readers, JoHN B. GouGu
the Sons of Temperance. ct ais, tina,
man is the only animal so utterly de
based as to drink whiskey.
Read this from the Brooklyn Eugle,
and see how sadly the good people hav c
hcen mistaken.
Ioor--A Scotch Terrier, on Sunday
Afternoon answers to the name q!
Punch, ears and tail cut, yellow head
and feet, with dark grey body. Who
ever will return him to the east orncr
IT Rcmsen aud Henry streets, will
receive suitable reward.
There VOLTA Behold Tell it no.
ia Gath, publish it not in Askel"u. (ynu
may in the NEws) in this enlightened
min eenth century. in the City of
Churches. aud the home or til Young
Mems Christian Association, Scotch
Terrier, not an ordinary, iireligions,
stump tailed cur, mind you. but regu-
lar orth"dox, Presbyterian, Scotch
Terrier, Terrier r., III the iln,l D cakes.
one that no doubt caa howl the dogs.
ology as well as any other Scotchman,
answers on Sunday, aye, on Sunday,
perhaps even while BARTLxTrs s church
bells are ringi ag, to the vile name of
PUNcH
Think of it, Babes Of the Covenant,
and Cold Wat men! Think Of 1t,
Men of the League! And you, oh, j L.
B. G Go-UGu How must the child
rem of the devil triumph ! No longer
may you shame ungodly suckers with
scurvy comparisons between themselves
and the canine race. No longer may
you declare that dogs won't drink
here is one who won't come to his mas
ter Of Lords day, in the afternoon,
unless he is called EMnch!
Here, Punch Punch Punch
hat liquid title must charm his ears
on week days we know not. On Mon.
day lie is perhaps addressed by the
seductive words, Gin Cocktail on
Tuesday, as Tom and Jerry on Wed
nesday, as Brandy Sling, and SO on
Or, the names of the various ingredients
which go to make up tho delicious com.
pound yclept Punch may perhaps be
applied to the Scotch on the unholy
days of the week, it being reserved for
the Sabbath to mingle them all into one
triumphant beverage. Thus, perehance,
is the Terrier on Monday fondly ed
dressed with the magic disyllable,
Whiskcy, on Tuesday with the dulcet
polysyllable, Sugar, on Wednesday,
with the cooling, aromatic troehee
Lemon, and in like manner through the
week.
BE that as it may, the dogs whiskey
proclivities on the Sabbath afternoon
are decided.
Bow-wow Punch here Punch
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

P Parlor Scrap Bag, by Miss Agnes
Dibble, silver.
Two Fancy Cases, by Miss Raymond,
silver.
Crochet Machine Cover, by Mrs. T..
, Kokn, silver.
Log Cabin Quilt, by Miss Julie
Oliver, silver.
Imitation Marselles Quilt, BY Mrs. T.
G. Andrews, silver. rE
Embroidered Childs Dress, by Mrs.
A. NJ. Tharin, silver.
Embroidered Card Basket, by Miss
Belle Geigcr, silver.
Silk Embroidered Cover, by Mrs. T.
Kohn, silver.
Piu Cushion, by Mrs. p. Rich, silver.
Braided dress, by Mrs. G. d. Kei,t
silver.
Embroidered Pillow Cases, Mrs. Frank
Jennings, silver.
Bead Basket, Mrs. p. Rich, silver.
| S-"~~ "">-, ~ I'resre uIOv er
silver.
Fine Arts Departmem-Salver, Philip
Kohn, Premium for Engraving, Ice
Pitcher and Stand, Philip Koh=,
Design and work kmanship tasteful and
elaborate Goblets, by Philip Kohn
silver
The above is copy of the ofIicia
publication of the premiums issued nj
the Fair just closed. All parties to
whom Premiums were awarded, but VIII,
have not received them, will find them
in the hands of Mcssrs w. G.
Whilden e. Co. OF Charleston.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22
Premium List.

The following is the list of Premiums
awarded 10 Exhibitors from Orange.
hurg County, by the State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society at its Fifth
Annual Exhibition, held Mt Columbia.
Tai1orinS-shirt, by Mrs P. ".
DibbIe, Medal.
Mechanical Dtpartment--s Sheep skins,
by John Mooror, Medal.
HOaSehold Departmsnt--Pure Cider
Vinegar, BY Mrs. Harpiu Riggs, silver.
Bog Of Honey in Comb, by Mrs.
Hsrpip Riggs, $500.
Needle and Fancy -Netted
1iaasIs, BY Mrs. A. D. Frederick, Silver.
.4cgashet Zephyr tape, by Mrs. t.
ESAe, silver.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22
Machin broke.)

Diet fsorgohn SAYS that it iocsn' t
depend "n our t,king Cuba wh.thcr he
ss-.-ifes Ge"a stock al cigars or not. H..
kuawS just where ts buy. jn<, what to
buy, and Just how to buy, aul, kaowing
all thebe ti,inss. he of course knows ju t
AoS e Suit lis customers. swce, in
she nostrils of those who love good
c'sar is thu melia,,u u,ma o.
Chris. ian D. K rtj hn.
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OFFICIAL
PROCLAMATION.

II is an established custom among all
civilized States and nations, annually to
acknowledge in an especial manner-on
day set apart for that purposc-the mcrci-
full care and protection ofthc Divine Crea-
tor, and to express their Acknowledgements
to Him in solemn public form
Therefore, l, FRANKLINJ J. MOSES, JR.,
Governor of South Carolina. do hereby
appoint and designate THURSDAY, THE
9TH OF NOVEMBER NEXT, to be
observed as day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer to Almighty God.
In testimony whereof, have hcrcunto set
L. s. my hand and caused the Great Seal
of the State to be affixed. nj T"l""'hia,
this twelfth day ofNovcmber, A. U9
1873, and in the 9Sth year Of tho Independ-
ence of the United States of America.
BY the Governor:
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, in
H. Il. HAYNE, Secretary OF State
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

We zee by our exchanges that Col. A.
%. Frederick has been appointed II
A.4-Rate from the State .Agri, ultural and
Ashapisal Society, to the Cotton
sistsa Agricultural Convention at
i lauta Ga. Col. Frederick is one of
our be- 'ens, ia a gentleman of varied
eultute experience, and no better
selection could have been ruadc.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

-ItiIesis com pliments to MIR. r.B
Boyd, and it was very nice hat indeed
and our compliments to sir. Is. for
taking such gond care of our heal
devils head-piece.
Lot all who want pair of shoes
RsPairsto rBoyds and take their choosc.
= Efud vniic you re tnere twill coruc quite pat
To buy yoursalf stylish hat.
(Machin broke.)
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ADoo. ,Fovp ciRcus.,+

AD0o. R0NED EKRcNS.!-
Farewell, Hippo-olympiad
Farewell, thou Polar bear
Farewell, o gentle giraffs!
Farewell, o maiden bare!
The giraffe's neck is long and slim,
Tho mside n legs are long and thin.
Farewell, laugh stirring clown!
And monkeys all, farewell
The ostrich, with his bristly down,
Was an inferasi sell.
The ostrich foot is quite divine,
He wears . mum Ter forty nine.
Ill.
AdOo, adoe, o kangaroo
Adoo, expressive owl
Yet bark while miles between us grow,
Thy bard's pathetic howl.
The owls accent is circumiex,
Thy bard, he wears pair of specs.
t4sqot ylraa li Nv
EAEsRGit 70 sAli that touched my SOU,
TO bears and CRATES tall
To aAiiSn. clown and kangaroo,
70 ,Hsnkeys, tails and ell
A monkeys tail is good to climb,
Ny tale is only good TO rhyme.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

We desire to call particular attentio n
to the odvertisemeut of the Security
Life Insurance and Annuity Company
Of New York, which appears in our
advertising columns.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

Mr. ueuIJ. =: =: y s.."'>'
,.vrKE in the Secretary OF States
Office, has our thanks for copy of the
sta's 1,.aturer's Annual Report for the
fiscal year ending October 81, 1873.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

Sometimes when the Secretary of the
Oraugc6urs Agricultural s occty mott
ies the mombers of a meeting he writes
ahothe bottom "Lunch and wine"
JaArybody comes that dag.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-22

DIR. A. &. Dukes has just received u
full ASSORTMENT of Christmas presents,
such as toys and other Articles, and is
selling them low. Now is the time to
please your little ones.
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Bricks !
Bricks

BRICKSiii
TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
IL Informs the public that he is now pre-
pared to furnish BRICKS in any quantity.
All orders will meet pI ompt attention.
J. G. EDWARDS.
june ) 1875 If