1856 ‘Q.K. Philander Doesticks’ Elephant Club 163: A head of hair which the youth of America are accustomed to designate as a ‘brick-top’.at bricktop (n.) under brick, n.
1856 ‘Q.K. Philander Doesticks’ Elephant Club 29: I took the dollar from my pocket, and passed it to the ticket-seller ... and putting his physiognomy before the seven by nine aperture through which the money goes in and the pasteboard comes out.at pasteboard, n.
1856 ‘Q.K. Philander Doesticks’ Elephant Club 244: Judge – ‘Have you got ten dollars?’ Mr. W. – ‘’Tis true, I hain’t a red.’.at red, n.
1856 ‘Q.K. Philander Doesticks’ Elephant Club 258: It may be reasonably supposed that his success has excited the envy of the ‘shysters’; for [...] they have to sit oftentimes a whole morning beside their respective columns at the Tombs, without being called upon to defend a case.at shyster, n.