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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

Depend upon II mothers, ~ will give rest 70
youroelves end


We have put up and sold this article for over
~ veers. end CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE and
IhuTh Of u what we have never been rble to
SAY o. any other med~ine-NEvER HAS 1T
tA!LEDlN SINGLE INSTANCE IT, EFFECT
a OURR, When timely used Never did we
koo~ % instance Of dissatisfaction BY any rne
wac used On the contr airy. oil are delighted
nth ia operations. and speak in terms Of com
tines W. .peak in this matter WHAT We DO
ANOW. after - years experience AND
pLEDHE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
flLMFNT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE
IN ~" lost every instance where the infant is suf
Term Z from pain aud exhaustion relief will be
'oaT.d in nfteen minutes after the syrup 10 ad
miriistered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac smile Of
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York. is on the out
side wrapper.
Snld nv nru thr mi Uh mt the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
TO gsE SOLD At ONE DOLLAR
GAieD 10 vxLuE,
YOu ARE TO RsCEivE
CATALOGUE
Sets of Jewelry, Watch Chains

SNssC Vi ~ Will ~ " WuCl1 V1DO1AAN
&C. &c, &C.
All the above list OF goo will be sold for one
dollar each. Certificates Of all the various arti-
cles, stating what each one can have, are first put
into envelopes, sealed up and mixed, aud when
ordered are taken out without regard TO choice,
and sent by mail, thus giving all fair chance -
TN receipt ofthe certificate you will see what You
can have. and then it is af vonr option to send
one dollar and take the article or not.
single Certificates ~ Its. Each.
Que Certificate may obtain YOU Gold Watch
Service Of Silver Plate, or any other valuable
a.tice
THERE WILL BE NO BLANKS.
Five Certificates for 81; 10 for q; SO
for IS; G7 for $40; 100, with Premium
Hunting Case Watch, $l5.
Perfect satisfaction guar anteed iH all cases.
Goods not pleasing the tastes or fancy Of our
customers changed Fl Of cost.
Agents I'D others will be allowed 10 rents on
each certificate ordered BY them, providing not
less than fine ordered at a time Agents will
collect 70 cents for each certificate and remit Is
cents each tous.
Address all orders to
jv24 -dwlm 3 RICHARDS 4 co.
AGENTS WANTED lO2 Nassau ST., Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

BY THE BARD OF "WESTERN HALL"

BY THE BARD OF WESTERN HALL"
IN cave BY streamlet that flowed 10 the Lake.
Thro' the land Of the wide "Praire State"
They say an old Hermit his dwelling did make,
To ofies his orisons early and late
Twas said, that once when the full liquid fire
or young life ,ingled on through his vcins.
He a encountered the winged. gods whitening
ire
And been bound by his cankercus chains.
But locsng these bonds (as free agent should), |
To society bidding farewell,
He retired alone 10 his cave IN the wood
Where lie treacherous echoes ns'er swell.
One morning the stresmlet DER flowing its bank,
Bore down 10 the door Of the cave.
A Asxen-haired boy. on water soaked pl ank,
Whom the Hermit concluded 10 save.
So rearing him up in the way he should 70,
Ne told linn Of ,hings and their names.
In the heavens above, in the waters below,
In the regions OF sulphurous flames.
Hs told him Of earth, its beasts, insects and
birds
or man, the Lord ever them all,
But Of woman, not low whispered word
Was heard from white lips 10 fall.
For he judged could he keep from the heart Of
the youth.
All knowledge Of Eve and her race.
His were all happiness. heaven and truth,
Aud earth an Elysian place.
The Sequel 10 the Adventures Of this interest
ing young traveller on "Life's Stormy Main,
will be given next month,
MEANWHILE GO TO
WESTERN HALL
AND SEE rnE FINEST STOCK Or
Aeady-Made Clothing and
PIECE GOODS
n the wsatcrn Market
Cur Custsn Department
IL superintendent by gentlemen Of science and
taste. A perfect 1T guaranteed.
Yours truly,
~. Randolph st..
marS1deodly Chicago, HI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05
xel)ev's Old Cabin Ditters,

ID WI oqneen9 N tne pubic sHese DttssTs, &c
them stssctly upon their merits claiming that Il u
acccrdlue 70 she directions upon the bottle. and
stimulsrt used. will produce cure 10 every tns
For an diseases that arise from want Of proper
sstbs digestive org ms, such A. Flsiusncy. " ~
Sour Stomach Dyspepsia. DiafGf l1ssdpn,
= Dssni,y. Loss d Apnr' :suAs 1ssdsche. Gener-
--.s.ts. live thDe0ss. &c. they ere . ssre RENE
ohtelv n IT, -dusbsrs Of persons who have already
-',sf from nsinE the on Cabin Bitters, and we
I'd produce the certificates, but refrain from do
yns u, believing that aliho are afflicted si try them
q q beine the best test Of their feisncy They are
varssssd purely of vegetable character; ~ pleas
aas ~ gentle smuans they sursrcsde ali Others and
10 vse regulated family should be without bottle Of
OLD CABIN BIrrERs. II IL the greatest panacsa for
e NE ailments resulting from overeatlng from in.
a(ssioa.
Rsssens need not mistake Bitters for any other
q oos bottles resembles log cabin having doors ana
Wneows y II. and upon each liable will Ne found fec
= nun OF our signatures also observe our privat
y. .: stamp over the cork Any found initiating
Ous utters Bottle will proceeded aeainst ana nm
0oe9 to the full extent OF IN. law |
edd by all druggists and stores also hen. h, N -
opeeeobse saJooss throughout the country |
u kE1d1ET co. ils Liberty street New yore
0AkN4Aef KELLEY, l6l North Second street.
"afNpeodA WON ST LOUIS. MO-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

Nsw YoRA, Aug. s.
Cotton &c midling.
E,oue-56floc lower. e6.3oQ6.45 Extra
s,.te 7.l5C97 IS for X. II. o.
WusAr.-very dull el-43 for Milwaukee
N,osx.-s5assc unsound; so@so cts sound
mi xed western
Poxx. Dull e34 O0034. so new Mess
WapEEr Quiet e1.lV.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05
CHICAGO ITEMS.

MrLlrARY.-The 5lst Wisconsin. the Lead
Mine regiment, 574 officers and men. ar
rived from st. Louis at about Q o'clock las
night
Observation-Disclosures Wood, young sail
or, was bound over in $500 on Friday t.
answer . charge Of stealing $l7 worth q
clothing from mess mate.
Bound OvER-FOr borrowing article,
amounting in value to 500 from his friends
and refusing to return them, Abraham Shit
fey, negro, vas bound over in the sum O
$3.50
DEDICATION. Cleveland Board Q
Trade has accepted an invitation from tn
Chicago Board 70 take part in the dedication
Of the new Chamber Of Commerce, on tn
last Wednesday Of the month.
ARRESTED. Needham was arrcste,
yesterday, for nearly killing an unoGendir
negro with brick. some time ago. * :
AssAULr.-AOllie CASTILLO n
assault on Nellie McKincommitted an =
At low den or w., on Thursday,
face "--Ssss~teils street, cutting her
~ &oaA fa.~c,,11., 18th cl... I.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

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sss4lsG esns !: pr SWANS sos: - -, no'S :,
SAIlOssS i ?; I'm. :;S;s p cs.s..:
GRAY Hair, Baldnss, DandruA, any
Disease Of the Scalp. No discov
cry can compare with
. 'LSsssS rms WORLDS ..s:s Sssos , ssso.sr.
I.ssn nsa9bY .ss, S Colo. s s:::r.
Il - Nos = Oye.
,nviI restore gray heir 70 ~ original celsr.
e'-It vii make u grow on ID hcads.
al vii restore the NATURAL secfetiona.
die y remove all dandurR and itching.
MI s,i make the hair soh- glossy and 0exible.
S-n yin pr se,ve the iginsl ceiorto old age.
IN yin prevent the hair from fail ns "a.
SIT will cure all disease Of the scalp.
London Hair Color Rcstorcs and Dressing.
tInvaisasle IS n dressing and bsau,ise-.)
Rsstorss Grdg Hair. l'recests Baldness
Resfprts gray H'fr No DIE. Iree<N0 AildN<ss
Rsstors1 cray Hair Prssents R1idnsAs
WsnsAstsp-The only aitested article that win aMo
lpsy without exception. restore he hair 10 IL original
color and beauty, csung grow where u has fallen "a
o. become thin.
Remember II IL complete withs itself no washing
Ave sing accompaniment Of a.y kind being required
The hair renovated and strengthened Aad restored 10
IL osignsl oo,v, soine.r and hean'y without the app
eaton o. any mine, vi substances eusrely 1erent
~ at i.aye han
20 time and l. the only known estnfer Of Color and
perfect Ha Dressing combined. II 10 dscateiy psrfas
- and can ~ applied b. the haul 0s soh brush - ID
does not stain the skin or the 6nest linea.
Pvce 70 per boftle -x b'ttles -. BoIl BY
Dr.. euayne Son 8s0 n nh = xih F., Phla-
E.s. BALLoRD. Drusgiss Davenport
The Japanese 1snlr Haaln.
(soLoRs the nAiR, wmI>xsRs and MousrAcns .
Nibeautiul biaeksr br0scn. Itcon4ists ofonly one
preparation. Color will not fade or wash out
Only 81 cents box Mailed 10 any address for
70 cents. by ). Z, UPHAM. % south Eighth
Street. Philadelphia. "a. soldb all Druggists.
Hair UprooseA.
L>Ron ALL PARTS rHg soDy IN rvs urxurss
II Wtfhonf injury 10 The skin, by "UpWAu's BIZ
rfLAroaS 70 sDER,' Ask or seud for "UpaAn's
DEriLAronY POWDER, aud tale no other. Pr,ce
y: Mailed 10 any addrsss for q .25. bv $. G
UPHAM. 25 south Eighth street, PHILADELPHIA.
"a Sold BY all Druggists. feblsd mon thasst
u Cphan' = DsasaPoe 1Dmnisher ~
EnovGs PinrLRs ON THE FACE FaxcxLxs &c
~ u also sotens the skin and bcanti lies the
complexion. No Ladies toilet is complete with
out II Price. 50 cents. Mailed 10 any address
Tor 20 cents, by >. e. UPIIAM, 25 south Eighth
street. Philadelphia. Pa, Sold BY all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

N/beautiiul biask~r broscn. Itconsists ofonlv one
preparation. Color will not fade or wash out.
Only 81 cents box. Mailed 10 any address for
70 cents. by $. Z, UPHAM. % South Eighth
Street. fhlladelphi Pa old BY all Qruxgists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

Nurse and Female Physisias pre-
SCENTS 70 the attestion d 0others, her
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

nav YoaK. Aug. 5.
Gold opened 81. 43Jf, closed at l4sJS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

Assalant arrested and committed to iail.-
Jealousy the cause ofthe attack.
RoBBERY George Murray was arrested
yesterday for stealing certificate Of depos-
it amounting to $500, from soldier on the
cars, presenting the same at the IT, S. Ex>
press Office, and signing James Balls, The
soldiers name, to an endorsement, Com
United for trial.
TRor1lSG MATcB.-James Conlisk's b. O.
"Qaaker Boy" won purse of 5000 at the
Park, on Thursday, in Ave heats.
THs CIrY.-On the first Of May Chicago
had . population Of $4,000. The total
number Of church organizations in the city
is 106. The most elegant edi6cc is the
First Baptist church, building at cost Of
100000.
MISCELLANEOUS There are IS newspa.
pers and periodicals published in the CITY.
There are 10 public schools, select acade
mics, and ~ banking houses.
LlssL Surr.-The editor Of the De
Aoines Regisssr has lately been acquitted
Of = charge Of libel. where the damages
we're placed At 60, 900, leaving the plaintiff
heavy bill Of costs. We can't recall sin.
gle libel case ever tried in Iowa, IN which
the plaintiff recovered damages. UnproGt-
able business that sueing editors for libel.
THEA fellow stole yoke of oxen
from Mr.. BerrieI, Waukon, and brought
il to Lansing to sell. Being suspected, he
was arrested, examined, and bound over in
the sum Of $500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

Ss55
y e e wf u o VI
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOB CHILDREN fEgruINe.
which greatly facilitates The prssess u teething.
by sofsening the guns. reducing I'll innsmst,ons,
willsllay ALLPAlN0l spasnodis sstios, and 10
SSss'e TO Regulate the BosCels
Depend upon \, noshsrs, n will give rest 70
Relief 1 Health 10 ysur Infants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

"a South Clark street, near the Rock Island
Depot. Chicago, keeps first class Restaurant
and Billiard Rooms Also fine Wines liquors
and cigara Oysters and clans received daily
Ne expects hisold Davenport friends 10 give him
q call when visiting Chicago. jy2l.h6m@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

MONDAY EVENING, AUG. Z.
Reserved seats N. Tickets for sale st j. W.
Wallace's Music Store
Aug. g. dst. J. B. MURPHY, Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

~ 49, - g1u1inses, - lsa9 eaae1ings - -
esse h sAsst ~, eli knds sffseoW ere pss1essss
ssa1lDg - csnW - On. sWAyNe 9 s0Ns Noso
Nssh Asses. rhiiadephiA, . M ~ b sens ne -
poseesp q nssS paet ~ ~ UaltoG 0taeos.
Ron q d. * DALLORU'0 0L.s eyoev. Daveopen'
eNaf.r>dI LO0D SMITH. Chica1o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-05

>Ron ALL PARTS Ov rHg soDY N vrvs uvxurss.
II withcnf injury 10 The skin. by "UpRAn's Dx,
rfLAroay 70 sbER,' Ask or seud for "UpHAn's
DErILAroRY PowbkR,' aud tale no other. Puce
a. Mailed 10 any addrsss for q, 25, By $. e
UPHAM. rs south Eighth street, Philad~lph. !.
"a Sold BY aliDrugvists tfeblsd mon thS. s.t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15

BURNING OF 4 SrAE-The belief that
this worli~is ultimately to be destroyed by
fire is supported by the discovery that
such fate has befalien far larger planets
than ours. French astronomers assert
that no fewer than fifteen hundred fixed.
stars have vanished from the ornament
within the last three hundred years
Tycho Brabe gives an interesting account
of brilliant star of the largest size
which, on account Of its singular radiance.
had become the special object of his daily
obserya ion for several months, during
which the star gradually became paler
until It's final disappearance. La Place
states that one OF the vanished fixed stars
of the northern hemisphere afforded in
durable evidence of having been consumed
bv fire At Grst the star was Of q dazzl-
Ing white, next Of glowing red ard vel
low luster. and finally it become pale and
ash colored. The burning of the star
lasted sixteen months, when this sunny
visitor, to which perhaps a whole series
of planets may have owed allegiance,
finally departed aud became invisible for
ever
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
NUMBER 46s
An IaYolrntarY Eronsnt.


that he would make on ascension from
Oakland, California. It was total now
city to ninetenths Of those he addressed,
and the public rushed to see him in
crowds IL the centre Of the space from
which the ascent was to be made the buge
sphere tloated, held down to vulgar earth
by dozen ropes grasped by as many
persons elected from among the bystand-
ers, The navigator of the heaven. had
rot vet made his appearance, and the ar
d'enee was growing impatient, as man-
Tested by their shouts and curses. He
was probably playing freeze-out poker
with some flush miner. in some adjoining
ta7arn a la Artemus Ward. and could not
be choked off in few minutes more
the machine would have been torn into
shTedz, 7yhen gust Of wind arising, the
balloon was suddenly wrenched from the
hands that held it, and rushed like a rock.
ct straight towards the clouds Did we
say wrenched from ali No, not from
ALL 4 cry of horror rose from tho lately
turbulent crowds; for there, clnginc ton
slight wooden cross piece alta ehed to one
of the cords, was q small dark object
which every one pronounced to be n hu-
man being. y lad who had been selling
papers among the crowd was one OF those
who had volunteered to hold the guys. and
not being sufficiently alert had been cars
ried off With the balloon The spectators
were appalled,, and every observer mo-
mentarily expected to see him drop. But
the young adventurer had no such idea,
and those who had glasses saw him clam
ber UP the cord, and seat himself ustrido
the cross-peco. The balloon asccnded
upwards until in the glowing rays of the
sun, it seemed like specil then vanished
altogether
1t would have been difficult Just then to
have insured the life of tka. bcv Mt anv
premium. AS for the involuntary zero
nant what must have been his feeling as
nc found himself thus severed from the
firm earth to which he had been accuse
toned st first his little heart was in
his threat, and he seemed to have Sudden
''''' ihoo "h
apS' u ,''''t''ii'esS an nc world van
/ ,'l'e't InS'"'''aieously from slght The
ooy hau u"'oF'un"'ely "onna the core
"'o'. MS i'.'l1'7 III sue" i manner that 1t
was impossible to let go Mt once Yet
SHOWING 'ie ''.e '.i't '"l'teo MN should
ne i"'i, ne h"0' py 'h' eSertion OF an
''''''''''' - 81 'i7''' v No''u'l'ul IN one so
- oo''', :. - ~ '9''',i0 Tue Posllion
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1;a,,.a. at...l "a o.'''us OF
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4;,,,-, IL. wy I'ui'
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1o''-' ,''' ''S 9,''PS' SP'e"u OUT as on
mon;c;a co., - ~ 80 .''5- ,, ,''', '' fg"Pie OF
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no i'.e'o'0S' Iiic'e'se.t % s"ch
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VI" Nie Hh9erS
''-'' s''''t t'' 'i' Co'u = lo" minutes
- ''T' u'"''S ''fhlhA'e the teffi-
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
Terms Of Advertising.

Professional lna Business Cards not exceeding six
Elaes, $40 per year
Tweivr lines Nonparel type. compact matter, or
1heir eaaiv aenti srace win he cauutedasa sFuaTe
STRAY Nrticcs published fonr weeks. = for single
rai sfty for each additional animal in
notice
Legal Notices 81 statuteratcs-
Special Notices. lea lei and having precedence OF
orliuary advertiser euts 30 per ent. advance On or
dinArv rates.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions
inserted till forbid and Fl ged 70 - accordingly
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-07
Waste of Money!.

There WAS recently perfect tempest in
teapot among the grave Abolition Lee
gIslators Of Ohio, np"u the alI-importanl
subject of ".Shmmed Mh!" 1t gitated
that grave and d'gni6ed body for IA con
siderable time, to the exclusion f every
thing else of Importance, aud cost rhn,
Safe right handsome penny. The bill
proposes to fine every pcr>' n twenty dol
lars VIII" shall sell, or offer for sale, "tSham,-
med 4NHh' or "Strppings" A wa of
democrat Offer d tie following as an
amendment Or mix that was MIXED
on Sunday, or by ally Slave or Slaves,
contrary to the amendment of the Con.
stituli"n of the United Sates,' but AZ
this came from "disi yoi' source the
wise Abolitionisrs immediately voted it
down.
The Abolition Legislature of Maryland
which wanted their pay in Col in
stead of Grecubacks, but as they could
moi get 1t, were content To take doubt,
mileage, should have taken the matter OF
"Skimm.d Milk in hand. 1t is subject
admirably suited TO the capacity OF most
OF the membtrs, aud they would doubt
less have said something very witty aud
brilliant. The next Legislature should
take the matter liz hand and those Who
expect seat ~ it, should IN the meath
time study the subject thoroughly ana
prepare themselves with the necessary
speeches --F~derich (Nd) In on.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-07
Sworn before
Justice of the Peace

II the onth he administered before f. Justice OF
the Peace ont of the county in which the atp-
cation is made, there must be attached the certI-
hcate 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 officer and cider who are the makers
OF such beer and cider. (lager beer excepted, J
are not required 10 pay license.
Licenses 10 Ordinaries and Tapern Keepers
Inc licenses to ordnnries and tavern keepers to
Sell sprllnons or fermented liquors or lager teer
IN quantities less than pint, at any one time
are Us follows: Provided that the applicant shall
first he recommended 10 the CLERK bv TWO res
pectable freeholders of his immediate vicinity
ana shall make oath before SAID Clerk that he has
bona hide (and without intending TO evade the
requirements OF TINS article. provided and ex-
Per's To MAINTAIN SIX good beds, with sufficient
covering th"refor-and three rooms more than
slI1lrient tor the private use of said ordinary
Keeper, with sTniling and provrndcr for five
horses at least: and il said applicant resides in
'he city ol Baltimore, thar he has provided aud
expects to MAINTAIN twelve good beds with COW
rrlnE us aforesaid, aud six rooms
The said applicant is also 10 make oath before
ihe Clerk MS 10 the rate Of REM or annual value
Oh the house AT Or IN which the business 10 be.
authorized 10y the license may be done, or intend
r't IL lie done.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-07
JOHN T SPICER,

Clerk.
Persons making application for transfers
of property. will be required to comply
with The 10 lowing secuons of Article 81
OF the Code OF Public General Laws:
SECTION IL. Whenever any person
shall make application for an allowance
or deduction on account OF the sal, . trans
fer, alienation. loss Or removal OF any prop
erty, or the collection or payment of any
public "r private security Tor money, The
County Commissioners or Appeal Tax
Court shall m;erIogale him on oath in
reference thereto, and the disposal of the
same, and espet tally inquire OF him to
whom The same has been sold or transfer
red, and the amount of the purchase mon
ty, Or the money collected, and how he
same has been invested.
SECTION -. They shall also interro-
gate SAID person on oath in reference to
any acquisitions or investments made by
him. and not al eatlv assessed, and The
amount OF all such acquisitions aud in
vtslments shall be added TO his .ble
property, and II he REFUSES To answer, NJ
allowance or deduction shall be ira, e on
his assessment. ~ .