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HOLIDAY GIFT.
AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.
Purchase one Of
r. w IIAAIS & 90


G. w. WILLIAMS & co.
(FoRMERLY WILLIAMS ORvS0
Trenty.fue Dollar Double Thread Family Setoing
Machine
Warranted to be equal ," any $40 or $50 machin"
in the mnrket-will do all kinds OF family sewing.
For durability il uusurpasned whic tor cheapness
smE Ecity, ease, AID noisesness Of acton. II has 10
equal Machines forwarded 10y Express with full
dIrecI for using, payable OH delivery.
Every machine II warranted for year.
An agent wanied III every town and csuny in the
State. Enclose a stamp for terms and circular.
Address G. B. JONES g. CO. BOX 3s9)
Sales Rooms, No SO. North Fifth Street. two doors
below Arch, Philadelphia, Cut this advertisement
out. nov2S IL
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Female College,
BORDENTOWN N l..

This institution is spleasanty located on the Della.
ware River 80 miles north Of Philadelphia. IL has
been in successful operation for than years,
and is Ofthe hourishng institutions OF earn.
ing in The country, ..,...., an 3. .t
Special atle ntion is paid to the Common andHikh.
ef branches Of Eug sh. and superior fur.
nshed in Vocal and Instrument Music Drawing
Painting. French and Latin are taught by experien-
ced teachers ~
Persons coming from. the Sonih can leave Wnnut
street wharf. Philada., at a. NJ. and 2, 4.
| p NJ For catalogues address
Rev JOHNsH BRAKELEY, Am. .s'7.
| .nsv22-6m .eusY President.
| RKFERENcEs MARYLAND-R l. Thomas. Nortl
/ East; II Moore. Havfe de Grace; P Date. WhaIey
vile Thos Mailalieu MiIlhgion. In DELAWARE
| Miss M z Lay ton. Middtetown.
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LEGISLATURE.

SESATE-HoLdng OUer-JOhn Z. Tatpm, Union NJ
Castle; John Green. Democrat Kent; Hicks ID. Hoop
ar Union Sussex Elected In TS62-John +. William
son and John P BelvIIIe, Union. New Castle; Cove
Salisbury. Thomas Cahall. Kent. and William Hitch,
Henry Hickman. Sussex. Democrats.
REPREsENTA TATIvEs-NeU CGStle-JOhn Hays, John
A Duncan solomon VI Curtis, DavIi w. Gemmill
MERIT IL Paxson. John WhiIby. Levi w. Laitomus
~ Union. Kent-Beniamn GoOteo. John II Bew
ley James Williams John Stay, William b. Stubbs
Robert Raughley. Curtis 5 Watson all Democrats
ga,ssx-Maiar W. Allen. 'Villam A. Scrhner. Johr
Ssrdea Lu,her w Fisher. William d Waples. of ?
I.aac H BAILEY George w. Hnrsev VII Democrats.
Senate I Union men and Democrats.
House -
nemncrato @ mnlorltv on 9in; ha lot. s.
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ECHO.

I'm weary. Echo. sad and WORN,
Tn sole mn. for my clothes nre torn;
Kind Echo. that may be hest
Pray say-in what shall lnvestl
And Echo answers. VEST.
vest kind Echo Ihat is well,
The one have ives sure a SILL;
I'll try what Thy wisdom grants;
What else for 10 my bosom pants,
And Echo ans Ners PANTS.
Pants good Echo. how you charm! 4
My own are hardly fit 10 dam;
And pray what else my hearing glOats.
While balm of bliss my bosom coats.
And Echo answers COATS.
Goats! thank you noble friend;
My coats are gone too for to mend;
But ere haste to buy them all.
Where can make the greatest hauli
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall why there three or four;
Which one your client would Implore;
Oh speak, for melancholy stroke
Has made my heart as hard oak
And Echo answers, OAK.
So it appears that Echo, like all nature is instinct
with the fact that
WANAMAKER & BROWN, (OAK HAI,)
South East corner 9th and Market Streets.
Philadel pha, is The Ne Plus ULTRA Clothing House
Of Philadelphia. Everything is the hest every thing
is the cheapest; is dissatisfied every person
returns. Even in outside country villages when the
subject Of clothing is mentioned each individual pres
enI has some euOgy upon OAK HALL. janl
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GOO OOO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS, TO
OOO,OOO SELL LL0YD'S

STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys. completed Aug. 10Th. 1864
cost $40. 900 10 survey II and enc years time.
ST. peFiar TO any $40 map ever made by Cotton or;
Mitchell and sells at the low price OF so cents 370-
600 names are eng graved on this map.
IL is not only County map, but il is also County
and RAILROAD Map Ofthe United States and Cana
das. combiRed in one. giving EVERY RAILROAD
STATION and distances between. ..... t...
| Guarantee any woman man S3 TO SIS per day.
and will take back all maps that cannot be sold, and
refund the money
Send for 81 worth and try.
Printed instructions how 70 canvass we'll furnished
all our agents
Wanted-Wholesole Agents fer our Maps in every
State. California, Canada England. France and Gu
ba. A fortune may be made with few hun red dol
| lars capital. No competition.
Ut. LLOYD, No. l64 Roadway, New York.
| The WnE Department uses our map Of Virginia.
Maryland and Pennsylvania, cost 100000, or which
Is marked Middletown, Maryland flights, Williams
port Ferry, Millbrook Mills. NOlands Ford. and oil
others the Potomac and every other place in Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsy ylvana, money refunded
Price IS cents. -....s
From the Tribune. Aug I'd.
."LLsYDs Mar OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND PENN
sSLvANIA.Ths map 10 very large; its cost is but 95
cents, and Is the best which can be PHrchased. g..
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM DELA
STA TIE OFFICERS,

GsvsTRer-William Cannon, Brdgeve.
Secretary Of State-Nathaniel b. Smithers, Dover.
Jsdgs of u S. Circuit Court-Willard Hall, Viii
mington.
Aftsrney GenerGl-A. r. Wootten, Wilmington.
Chancellor Of SiGte-Samue NJ Harrington, Dover
Chief Justiee-E, P. Gilpin. Wilmington.
AsssejsIes-Jobn ], Milligan, New Castle.
John w. Houston, Milford.
Edward Wootten, Georgetown.
Trsssurer-LOxley r, Jacobs.
Asdjtor Of AeeOunts-Andrew J. Galley, Camden.
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hDE q 1NhuItH oNJt OEI
R0ses im Variety

DAmLIAs-t3O select varieties. for which I was
awarded SPECIAL premium hy the Agricultural Soci.
ETY. Of New Castle county fall el 1861. Also prem
um for he best collection of Choice Pears.
For Prices aad deseript Of fruits. send ioE De
scrIptlve Catalogue, gratis. ,..t ... .....-.
3>rAH kinds Of trees and plants can be ordered b,
mail h9'+ - 'E ~ l'...'
All trees and plants warranted true TO name.
SrOrders can be left al TINES Office
~ '''.- RANDOLPH PETERS.
feb26-3m '.~ ~ =. ~ Newark Dels
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Brlcklaying, Plastering, &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public thai he is prepared 10 all kinds OF Brick
work. Plastering, Masonry, &C., with neatness and
dispatch.
lie also keeps constantly on hand the best quality
OF BUILDING LIME. CEMENT. and CALCINED
PLASTERS BRICK Allorders left the store el 3. b.
Allen or at the Subscribers, will prompt
tenhon. ALVEN ALLEN
| ap4-Iy SMYRNA Del
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-. LAND, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. AND ~
r.. :, TORONTO, C.. W.,
Instruction in Book Keeping. PenmaRship. Com
merelal ATithmalie. Commercial Law, PhOn0graphy.
the Higher Math emaics, &C., day and evening; this
most exsassivs and practical course in the world.
The AN antnges offered by the union Of these co..,
Ieges place them above every merly local school
Each derives special benefit from the others in the
combined experience Of numereus teachers the coli
lection of manuscripts. upon which we rely almost
entirely inteaching Book Keepiug) and the pU6licn.
ton Of hooks beyond the ordinary any single
institution. - N'' .'....'.. u
Scholarships issued by any Of urCOlleses are good
Inn all time unlimited.
The Philadelphia College hasssbeep recently en-
liaTged and refurniHhed in a Superior manner and il
uoSp the largest and most prosperous commercial in
stiiution 10 the Stale. Its we'll known thoFUugh cous
OF instruction, and the long practical experience
the principals offer unequalled inducements TO Ihost
| wishing n thorough characterization
No Incompetent assistants employ ed . Each studen
ON the beginning is under the chargeOf one or NOR
OF the principals.
Bryant q Stratton's series Of Text Books sen. b
mali embracing hook Keeping, Qhree edItionsl Com
m. rcial Arithmaiic. and Commercial Law.
For further particulars send for Catalogue. 'i'
Address. ,9,,i BRYANF. sTRAFT0N y co.
lnh~9iy ., FsY,ft.ts Il 80 nj % 81 20
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KENT COUNTY OFFICERS

KENT COUNTY OFFICERS.
Register Of HIlls-James L. Heverin.
Rsesrder-George B. Dickson.
Clerk Of Orphans COurt-Wm. r. Cahoon.
PrethOnitOry-William Sharp.
Clerk Sf the PeGce-W. n. w. Dorsey.
Sherif-John G. Pennewill
Corsner-Nathan B. Fleming.
AeUy COurt-John NJ. Voshell, Duck Creek.
Robert Hill,
Wm. DuHamel, Little Creek.
Thomas POstlcs, Dover.
Henry Pratt,
Robert w. Reynolds, Jr., Murderkil
William Stay,
Joseph Booth, Mispilon.
Stephen NJ. Collins, Milford.
Treasurer-HsnTy Whitaker, FELTON,.
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The Craig Microscope,

The Craig Microscope,
PATENTED FEB IL, 1869
Price only 80. Sent post Paid for s2.25.
Nothing could please and interest chIld rem rsduln
than this while the same time II parIs val
liable instruction. IL is not thing for day, but will
last for years and become I" any housed old perna
nnnt treasure OfnO common toy is these tn ngs tru'
The Craig Microscope
supplies a that many parents have long felt fst
something 10 give their children that would do them
good
Each Microscope is put up in a neat paper bSx.wtG
full affections for using il pasted Oh the bux
All proDer objects be used without DPng speei.
ally prepared hut mounted objects convenient
and always ready for use and often enqnIred fst
have one dozen from among the most interesting
| objects. neatly mounted. which will SEED. pest
| paid for l.50 per dozen.
Mounted objects, assorted. at the rate of sl.jo per
dozen. G.. II. WHEELER & CO.,
dec4 379 Washington street, Boston.
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SMYRNA DIRECTORY.


TswH Comm issioners-Ayres SIOckly. John Mustard,
John NJ VOshell, John +. Collins. William NJ Bell
John MIllaway; Assessor. Joseph w. Mariner;
Treasurer. Thomas Z. Jefferson
ToVa BailIf-Nehemiah SlayIon;
Jxstices ofthe Pedce-John Eaton, Caleb WalcOtt;
CsnstabEes-rhom1s L. Sutton. William Clother;
Collector for Duck Greek Hundred-James Roberts;
Nstary Public aud COnreyancer-J. ). HIllingOn.
CORPORATIONS
BaRk Of fSmyrnG-Directors. Ayres Stockly. Daniel
Cor6n. John Mustard. George Davis. James K.
Clements. Edward Beck. N. b. Smithers, Henry b.
FIddeman, Daniel CuFrey.
President. Avres Stocky; Cashier. William M
Bell Teller E. J. COlt Clerk. Samuel Cats.
Discount Day-THURsDAYs.
Smyrna Library AssocdIiOn-Presitent, Edwin Viii
mer; Vice President. Rev. John c. Thompson; Re
csrding Secretary. Dr. William Cummins; Cores
pending Secretary. DR.. F.. ,,Iawson; Treasurer
Jshn NJ Denning; Trustees James p. Hoffecker
Rev. Henry 5. Getz. Or. c. l.. MahOn; Librarian
DR.. Charles L. MahOn.
Nsrnihg <tar Lodge. L. o. o. F.-Regular Meeting
Friday evening of each week.
ReD'nald anpmeHt-Tuesday evening. at Od
Follows Hall.
Red Men. ShGpnee Tribe No. 5-Thursday evenin q
atOdd Fellows Hall.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
FOR REFERENCE.

. GOVERNMENT a AUTHORITIES,
FrssidsRt efthe United St0tss-Abraham Lincoln,
KSes PTssident-Hanibal Hamlin,
- CABINET,
WIN. n. Seward, Secretary Of State.
sssasoa p. Chase, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mawin M, staatOn, Secretary Of War,
y. y, Usher, Secretary of the interior.
Asatgelqery blair, Postmaster General,
Gldses L. Welles, Secretary Of the Navy
Edward Bates, Attorney General.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DELA-
WARE.
SsyStOTs-lames A. Bayard, New Castle county.
.... Willard Salisbury, Sussex CO.
Rsprsssgtqtipe-GeorgeP P. Fisher, Kent CO.
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4 articIslar Notice.

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of Biilers put up quart bottle compounded Of the
cheapest Whskey common rum. costing from 20 10
40 cents per gallon. the taste Disguised by Anise
COrander Seed This class Of Btters ha. caused and
will continue TO cause long they be sOld, !,
hundreds die the death of the drunkard BY their
use the system il kept constantly under the influence
Of alcsholic stimuants Of the kind the
the horrors attendant upon drunka rd life and DEATH
OrIhOse who desire and will have a Liquor Bit
ters, we publish the following receipt Got bot
lie OF Hoogdnd'S German BierS and mix with three
qnarts Of good Brandcy or Whiskey. the result
will be preparation that with far excel in medical
virtues and true excellence any Of the numerous Lii.
quOr Bitters the market. and will cost much less
You will have all the vRtnes Of HOoRandS Bite.S
connection with good article OF Liquor. at u muCh h
less price than these inferior PREF aratiOns will
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Fancy Furs =!

tifu assOrtments Of all kinds and qualities ofFANCY
FURS for Ladies' and Chldren's wear, that will be
worn during this Fall and Winter. My Furs were
purchased IN Europe previous the rise i'll Sterling
Exchange. and the new duty imposed on all Furs
since the first of August.
| wond also State that as long my stock lasts. |
will offer ii prices prOpOrionate 10 what the goods
cost me: bn. il will be impossible for me 10 import
and manufacture any more Furs and sell them at the
same price owing the unsettled state efthe affairs
OF the Country.
0arRemember the name, number and street
JOHN FARElRA,
sen.5m 7lSArch street, Philad cl phla.
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testifying Of their own personal knowledge to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF these Btlers.
Do you want something to strengthen your
Do you want good appetite
Do you want to build up your constitutional
Do you want to feel welll
DO you want to get md Of nervousness
Do you want energy
Do you want 10 sleep we'll
Do you want a hrisk and vigorous feclingl
il you do II9OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
From Rev. ]. Newton Brown. D. D Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed TO favor recommend Pa.
tent Medicines general through dsIrusI Of their
ingredients and elects 1el know Of know Of no
sufficient reasons why man NAY not testify to the
benefits he believes himsel To have received from
any simple paration. in the hope that he mny thus
cOnlri butte TO the benefit Of others.
DO TINS the more readily in regard TO lIoOfand' =
German Bi'terS. prepared by DR. C. NJ. Jackson. of
this CITY, because was prejudiced against them (,
many years, under the impression TINT they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture | am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal O
this prejudice by proper tests and Or encoutng
to try them. when suffering from great and long
tnued debility. The of three bottles of lhc 80
Blters, at the beginning tho present year fol
lowed by evident relief. and restoration gree
Of bodily and mental vIgOr which had felt 81
months before and had almost despnired of regainng
therefore thank God anu my friend for directing M
TO the Of them. J. NEWTON BRowE.
phiIadPl lnhia. Juue o. 6l
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American Hotel.
SI.5O PER DAY,

CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
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CHrRCIIES.

Eetlsdist Episeopal-Pas.or. Rev. William Bishop
services morning. lOi. evening, 61.
PresbyteriGn-PasIOr. Rev, John c. Thompson; ser
vices. morning. IO4. evening ,6t.
Prstestant Episcopal-Rector. Rev. Henry s. Getz
services, morning, lOi. afternoon. 3.
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As q Family Phystc.
RiIiOus Disorder Liver Complaints.

From DR.. Theodore Bell, of Ne,r York (ity.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose as aperent, but find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved more eficetual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any remedy
can mention 4 sincerely rejoice that We have ut
length purgative which Is worthy the confidence Of
fI,ara rofsc nd fl,a
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Price, IS cents per Box, or Boxes for 81
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
J.. p. Hoiiecker, smyrna; ID. +. Burton. Do
yer: N. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,; w. +. Know
les, Frederick; Thomas Simpson, Camden T
r. HammersIey, Milford, f. Bringhurst & Co,
Wilmington. and Dealers everywhere.
I1-J w. Dcnney, Smyrna, Del.
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DrpARrMyNr OF CHr IrrERIoR.

Washington, ID. G 9Th Feb, 1886.
SrR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they the best cathartic
we employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided, consequently they Rd-
mirable remedy for arrangements of tibet organ.
Indeed, have seldom found n case Of billions de
ease SO obstinate that it did not readily yield 70
them Eraternally yours, ALOHZ0 BALL, N. D.,
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
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@ majority on ,9in; ia lot .
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-02
From Richmond.

Correspondence Cleveland leader
In conversation recently with some ibi,ty of
tho Union officers rceaaed from Richmond, /
learned few important facts. Some Of these
officers had been prioners five months. Since
their first day among the rebels a strong effort
Was continually made TO impress them with the
idea that the credit Of the North was gone,
and that number of the States Of the North
west were in rebeldom against the Go eral
Government. Tie fret idea was illustrated at
Atlanta, and even in Richmond in singular
manner. Any man, Whether high or low who
could he found with any Confederate money
was apxions to exchange it for "Greenbi icks,"
giving three, and often five and six dollars for
ono, aud this in Capital city of the Confed'
ercy. Another statement made ty there ofil
GERS is interesting. Travelling "a ticy did
and then fr m Atlanta 10 Richmond, they
bad fine opportunity to see how rebellion is
prosperiug under The present state Of affairs.
The average running tiyse on their railroads is
miles per hour with express trains. The
reason of this suail pace is found in worn out
roads, worn Out engines, worn oit cais. They
themselves cknowedge that there is no pos
pect Of repairs. The entire South is in the
same state of repairs and the change evident
in the appearaLce Of thin-s when they crossed
our lines they pronounce wonderful.
Iu a ride OF rs miles per rail with these off,
GERS thought Central Ohio, | was amu'ed as
their expressions OF astonishment and jpy.as
they looked out upon our glorious free soil
aud noticed the couuast'
Another item of interest: When Stons.
mans cavalry approached Richmond, the willy
rebels for fear of the escape Of these Union
llicers, parolcd them. Soon after lboy hed
taken their ogth not TO endoayor TO escape
until they were exchanged, IN Two or three
days at City Point they discovred that they
themselves could take Richmond, so few men
wcro left TO guard it. Tier oath held them,
otherwise they think they could easily have
overcome their gnard and take the city.
They all agree that the South, IT closely
blockaded all around aud raided thoroughly
could not stand out agriust the National Gov
crnmcnt three mou,la. Col grant It may
b, blocksicd and railed until traitors become
reoyal.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-02
Income Tax for 1868.

The Income Tax is imposed upon a certain
proportion OF the income of these two classes,
1. Every person residing in the United
States; and every citizen residing abroad who
is in the employment Of the Government Of
the United States.
Every citizen Of the United States resid.
inc abroad, and not in the employment Of the
Government Of the United States.
Every person in the first class will DO tax
ed at the rate OF three pc, cent. when his OF
her arnual gains, profits, or income exceed
5000, and do not exceed $4,000
Every person in the fist class will be taxed
at the rate Of FIVE per ceLt. when the annual
gains profits, or income exceeded $40 200
after the following deductions are made f'oIn
the gross amounts returned, IA, per table
page e. viz:
/. The 5000 allowed by law.
2. O,her national, State, and local taxes rs.
sessed for 1862, p"id.
8. Rent annually paid for the dwelling
house or estate occupied as the residence Of
the person assessed.
4. Necessary repairs to property yiel'ling
the income; or insurance thereon; or pay fo'
hired labors, and their subsistence, employed
in conducting bis business; or interest on in.
cumbrances upon the property; or all, as the
case may be.
Every person 10 the second class will be
taxed at the rate Of five per cent, whatever
may be his or her annual gains, profits or in-
come from propnty, securities and stocks
owned iu the United States, without other
DEDUCTIONS than numbers . and above stat
cd.
Whenever the taxable income Of resident
in the United States, ascertained as above ex.
ceeds $40 1000, and upon q portion Of said
amount three per cent. has been withheld
by the officers Of companies, corporations and
associations, from interests or dividends there
in due him, such income will be subject TO Q
tar Of two per cent. additional upon so much
thereof as may have been previously subject.
ed to duty Of three per cent. by the officers
OF the companies, corporations or as socialion'
aforesaid.
Bat in no case. whether person is subject
to a tax Of three or five percent. is a higher
rate Of tax than 2 per cent. to be col
lected from that portion Of income derived
from interest upon notes, bonds or other SO.
curities Of the United States.
Where husband and wife live together,
aud their taxable income is u excess of 5000
they will be entitled to but Que education Of
5000, that being the average tixed by law as
an estimated communication for the expenses
Of maintaining family. Where they live
apart, by divorce or under contract or separ.
alton, they will be taxed separately, and be
each entitled TO q deduction OF 5000.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-02

W Tt waits for no man I
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-02

Sr. Louis, May 1.-THE sale or distribu-
ton Of the Frsm1n's Journal aud the Coued.
sian, Of New York; the Columbus (Ohiv)
Crisis the Democratic Journal, Of Jersey.
vile. ILL.,; the Chicago Times and Dubuque
Herald, have been prohibited in tho disirics
OF Gen. Davidson.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-02

Compliment Paip TO " GEEENDAcRs. -
The Georgia Legislature has passed siil
making il penal 10 buy, sell, circulate o' Ie'a
ceive any note, bill or DRAFT oi Tue on',ed
States. 1t is not necessary for The L'g's'a
lures Of the Northern States TO atienp t,f"i,
alton in this respect as lh, issues OF the Soul
are not worth, up this way. moro than lhi
paper ou which they are printed, i1.s.,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-02
sE A Gamekecper having attained 10 the

ET A Gamekeeper having attained 10 the,
age of eighty two yeara, and unwilling 70 let
lie secret die with him, has communicated
what he proclairps TO bo q certain cure for
hydrophobis, he having many times Ia bis life
ride and proved its efficacy both upon men
and animals. He recommends TO batho the
wouod with warm water and vinegar i'm med.
iaicly after tue bite, and let IL dry; then to
pour = TO tho wound a few drops Of muria,io
acid (hydrocoloric acid). mineral acids possess.
ing the propsliy Of peu,ralising the venom Of
the saliva.