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Middletown transcript., 1874-08-29
A Medicine Chest in Miniature.
Aug lily.

Mishler's Herb Bitters is not a beverage; but
a strictly medicinal preparation, more thorough
ly adapted to the wants of the general public
than any other in the market. Unlike all other
so-called Remedies, it is prepared under the di-
rect personal supervision of an eminent Physi-
clan. S. B. Hartman, NJ D., the senior proprie-
tor, is regular graduate of the Jefferson Medi-
cal College of Philadelphia, and practcing
physician of large experience and extensive prac-
tice In such hands the public may rest assured
that Mshler's Herb Bitters is compounded in
strict accordance with correct Pharmaceutical
principles. and that none but the choicest ingre-
dients enter into its composition.
Its immense sale alone is conclusive proof that
1t possesses merit of high order. Merchants,
bankers, clergymen, lawyers, clerks and others
engaged in sedentary occupations, experience its
wonderful effects in relieving the depression
caused by severe mental labor while the me-
chanic, farmer and laborer find their bodily Wig
or restored like magic by its use.
At this season of the year, when DlARRHGA,
CRAMPS Coles and kindred disorders, caused by
eating unripe fruits, imprudent indulgencein in cold
drinks, etc., are prevalent, certain, speedy and
Btters.
The depressing feeling Of Languor or Debility,
incident to the cheated term,' is at once remov-
ed, the energies restored, and new life and vigor
impaired to the Frustrated system, by its use.
In DYSPEPSIA LIVER COMPLAINT d AFFECTIONS OF
THE klDNEYS IL lnVarlhpiy WORKS ike cnarin.
1t is not drastic purge nor heady stimulant,
violent in its operations; but it is simply ma
tural remedy, thoroughly adapted to assist nature.
It supplies tone to the stomach, renvigorates the
digestive organs stimulates the secretions, and
promoting regular action Of the bowels, enables
every organ of the body to perform its allotted
work regularly and without interruption.
1t is the unerring certainty of desired results
attendant on its use, coupled with the fact that
ii is prepared by physician of eminence in his
profession, that has rendered Mishers Herb Bit
ters SO popular, and as familiar as household
word. THOUSANDS OF MOTHERS all over the land
have found it to be the safest and best remedy for
use in their families they not only give it with
perfect safety to even the youngest child, but
when used with caution find it the safest means
of ensuring their own health and freedom from
the weary aches and pains incident to their sex
Perfectly harmless, it is just the remedy needed
by them to enable Nature TO perform her func
tons naturally, regularly, and chou Inconvenience
No LADY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T if she woult
possess the clear, blooming complexion and
cheerful spirits inseparable from sound health
1t is sold by all Druggists and General dealers
is neatly put up in square Glass Bottles, enclosed
in yellow wrapper. 1t is not sold on Draught
being strictly medicinal preparation, and a
such is endorsed by many of the most eminen
physicians of the country.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-29
MS, BUNION MS.

CoRNs.-How they sting, throb ache smart and burn,
WE opr,b the sharpes knives above their heads we
burn cut hack hew and fell and still the pesky
remain thing of misery Useless are entreates tears
groans nothing remove but Briggs
insro~ing Nails, and all ailments Of the feet ' ''
Piles Piles Pn on M
suffering occasioned by the disease in its various
TO be afflicted with it. The sleepless nights the
Portable days. the haggad looks of the sufferer bear wit
bed with this prevailing disease The Of Briggs
Pile Remedy positive Is unequaed In the annals
The immense demand for this great remedy is unpara
eled Thousands are using it with the most satisfactory
results.
Headache Tsa s%s
effect OF Dr. J. Briggs Alleviator the speedy
Is known to many thousands who have used 1t with
qualified In every Of the above enumerated
complaints, 1t has failed give immediate relief.
Consumption s. if sss'sss S''fss
agreeable and sure remedy for Coughs Whooping Cough
Group Hoarseness Bronchitis, Laryngitis Sore Throat,
Asthma Consumption and all diseases of the throat
CORNS Are the most esn.Ifa, kind Of grain in
from the little threeyear old child to the aged grandse
vergng to hundred stylish, handsome young ladies
who daily promenade fashionable resorts; middle aged
dandies with their patent eather kid gloves and newt
able walking stick the clergyman, merchant lawyer,
clerk artisan and mechanc OF all ages and
full supply Of corns bunions bad nails and other both
erations the feet all Of which banshed and cured
BY the Of Briggs Corn and Bunion remedies Aevia
tor and Curative.
rAr,.r :, Bunions, Bad Nails and all Diseases Of the
SUIu0 Feet, Cancers and scrofulous Humors, Piles
&c. skilfully and successfully treated at the great
tral Chiopodical and Healing Institute, 6e7 Broadway
New York. DR.. j. BRIG0s Co., Prop
DR.. Briggs Remedies for sale by
SAM'L r. STEPHENS Il co.
March lily. hiddletown, DEL
Also for sale by H. P. Baker, Odessa, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-29
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be disposed Of, at private sale, "a Farm .
town good land, &c. Also, Farm of 2s7 acres
divided into two Earms-one Of LOG acres imme-
diately on the water, and the other 22l acres ad-
Joining, with access to the water. The land is
said 10 be good. A Pear Orchard on one. For
terms apply TO -
GEORGE VICKERS, TRUSTEE,
August Is, l874-3t Chestertown, Ma
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-29
FOR RENT.

A GOOD, COMFORTABLE Dwelling House
"a near Main ST., Middletowni contains four
rooms and cellar, and has recently been repa-
pered and painted. There Is large garden at
tached to the house. Apply to
MRS. Il. L. RYAN,
Aug lin. Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-29
FARMS WANTED.

7 HAVE enquiries for small firms on this Pc
ninsula, and respectfully solicit persons hav-
ing such farms, improved or otherwise, to place
them in my hands for sale. Blanks for descrip-
tiou furnished npon application by mail.
]. THOMAS BUDD,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
July 25-3m. Middletown, Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03
a1yTyes TN EtOLD MAN 4 LIT.
NY NARY D. BRINK.


Whx On ySu q !. mo Bessios fRs
Y0Wufds lifting that heavy packs ft
Do you think the strength Of your hands and arms
WIN reach to the old mans back?
What can your slender fingers
OF noedful assistance best0w?
The burden Is heavy, and very large,
And you're but child. you know
All rs9Sll>ge sifii our answer TN
IL 6o1ln thdk old mans face. Byt
ALREADY the burden Is lighter grown. -
h For your act Of innocent grace
For thopgh your fingers are slender,
your dear little arms lack strength.
Who doubts that your sweet hearts sympathy
Will lighten his load at length
II thslasls,ess. Il 3 d
XGuM alwa8 lin tho Ieads |. =. -
TEeY| heartS which call for kindly mile
1AX6I kssaloug lifesro
There aro woes which our love may Danish.
Lives which our own may cheer.
And many q heart forgets its pain
When friendship lends its tear.
So courors. my little Bessiel
The old mans heart IL light.
And already the road with sunshine CLEANS,
For the glance of your blue eyes bright.
You did what you could-he knows it.
The Father knoweth 1T too.
Ah there's many act of kindly grace;
That little wee hantb may do, -, 10 a.,
- CNTtttu"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03
M IN, Il, ca betting al every opportunity

. Ths slmshia for betting al every opportunity
vaa chi ,ously illustrated at recent fire at the
ootten sampling Offices Of firm in Liverpool.
While tke confla2ration was at its height and
the burning cotton was being thrown out of the
windows upon the flags below, a number Of
brokers stood discussing the sum which the
waste would realize. One among them offered
10 bet guinea that the burnt cotton would
fetch s9lb, snd, a, this was apparently far
beyond i;svalue, he s,,nd no difficulty in finding
persons wiling to take the bet: This he did till
twsE.y peon,e had acce 1,sd the wager for a
guirsa eac.i; he atferw,rC went to the sale and
boux.,t the col "a for GlG vAich he then sold
for $l2, sustaining loss Of CA upon the pur'
chase, but pc eting sixteen guia as as the bal
anee Of his profits on the transaction.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03

The Mixed Train will run suLleat 10 delays incl
dsnt to freight business. and will stop only ~ sta
tious " here time 10 given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINs~a
Leave New Castle for WILMINGTON adf ehtlaa's
at I. 40 II 80 AM. and SIS r. NJ. Leave Whining
ton $50 A. NJ. al LIS snd 30 p. NJ. for New
Castle.
Sunday Trair--Leays wilmlnston fol New Cas-
tie, 30 A. NJ, New Castle for Wilmington sup NJ
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additionalto to those above. leave Smyrna for Clay
ton IL 10 q. m. and 1-S p. NJ. Leave Clayton for
Smyrna 40 .. W.. and 400 y. u. To make connse
ton with trainst TO and from Dover. aad stations
South. -
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
| Anne's & Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
At with the Junction and Break.
water Railroad.
Al SEkFoRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
AT BRLMAR. with the Kastsrp Shore Railroad
and Wisomioo and fseoRoke kAilroAd.
Y. j. KENNELS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03

Subject to delays incident to freight business
ms tram will stop 10 take up passen sers only q.
stations named. but will leave Passenger. ~ "a a.
stopping place. except Hare's Corner. Stat. Ras1
Rodney, Armstrong's and Dupont '''aa'
This train will be withdrawn vbensva, ~
tere'ts of the Company requires il. 'u' n
u Inc PASSENGER Car heretofore attached to ths
6;stdrai5g t; Train leaving Harrington at 70 p. M
The Freight Train with Passenger Oar .t,aoh.,
eay,ng Harrington Mt 8 70 p. NJ. will msEs al
egular stops for passengers. @' All
ssps. 1879. HFKFNNFy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03
,sl rae Bes,nnings Of Disesss.

Ith aJty>s as that grant oaks from little aeorns
grow" that frightiul diseases often engendersd
by seemingly trfing ailments; Casual fts OF inal
bilious attacks eliminate in liked diseases OF tne
liver intermittent twinges Of the legs and arms as
generate into the continuous agony oil acute Ineu.
matisu Not that such disastrous consequences al 0
inevitai1c Far fromsit, They are attributable 70
neelectf A few do ses of Hoste!ters Stomach BY
nay bilious affection. or arrest the premonitory
symptoms Of rheumatism. It Is true that IT,. when 60
dyspeusis or liver complaint. or rheumatism. OF
constinatiou. or peryou debility, or sick headashe
has become permanent evil, and has even banned
the skill Of eminent physic and resisted ai he
Ordinary remedies. il may still be eradicated Ny tns
Bitters but it is easier, as Macbeth suggests u
cruohfke serpsnts egg than the srown serpent
jantoS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03

NN0 THE PUBLIC.
4 The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Co,.
Rany have completed arrangements to cary MSnss
Packages and Express Matter to and from III 49,,
on the line OF their road and West Chester F''"''
Also. 70 all points on the Philadelphia and R,ad
ing anu Catawlssa Railroads. including Keaiipr
ingtown, Mahoney City. Mt. Carmel, Nofrissown.
Fer further information apply at the Dsno. .o,-
ner of Front and Madison streets Miminsson1' wv
Express matter sent To Prsnklia reIssnon ,.rs,s
NO, W est Third street. or TO their De1ot Fran,
aud Madison. or orders left with MoNalfss h SosI
delivering agents will receive prompt attentio0 A-
auS-6 GsaI Suu't ". A n n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
TIME TABLE.
Taking eject Tuesday, Nov. 18th, 1877

Taking eject Tuesday. Nov. llth, 1873.
Philadephia and W ashington Express Trains are |
assisnaSed thus, II 30~. New York and Wash |
t1sn from cSnuscts snus y or fort1ss.
o. sS.osns oi ain.r.nc. in time. trains lsav. Bal.
S%Sfe py CITY time nvs minutes earlier than stated
tThs 70 sP. IN. Train from Philadelphia will
q; N. train from Philads lphia will run tuesday,
Wednesday. Fridss soHTHWSNdSny tpS HSStSJdny only.
ner Of Broad street and Washington avenue as fol-
o. s. 90 il ST. II Isl ~ M. =. ''' 'O'
NJ; Moriah. 100. 10 80 a. m.. IL 90. 2So. 4 60.
$50, Gas 90, 10 Sof. ii Isl pm. ~ ''' ''''
"fs'sets * g. iS g. a. 4 Il Il 4, M il 80 a'0 +cO
DARBY g. 81, iS % m, is y (. 20. 90, 30.
sS.lsn I'M. n l. sS s l. ssS $ 95 !. -
alsnoId.n. z %. 70 0s6 a m, L 30, 20. 4or
= sS.6 Is. $50 io sot. II Isl pm. % = ' : ~ 4O'
Ridley Park !? oosso. 10 5O e. m. L. 30, 2 30.
%. w. sse lS . 81, j IS p pn. >. ~ 1O 4OO'
Is IS s. g g. q q. i 81 g. 10 si, Fl sS! e.
I.Sst'fis H. g. g. = g. g. is g &C., if' Il s. ss0 a. 90
" Thurow. 90, 10 30 I'm: ! 81. 4Oj. IS. Is. . 80
Trainers 10 30 IN; 2 20. Co., Is. 64.ssc d. m
Linwood, %, 10 20 m; 3 80. 400. S Is, 8 As
"ci.y%en.: 9 30. 10 30 IN; 2so. 40. sl,. 45
30, IL So p. m.
RsIs;,ss. RRilsy.s e % jp ;a@.5JISs m
Il 400. SIS. 60o.'6 6 As, 9 20. II 80. p N.
Newport, 8 20 q m: fool pm
Stanton. $50 Q IN; 4 90 p N
Newark. 8 30 q MA CO, IL 3Oe pm
Elkten, 30 m; co. ii 30 M
North Fast, = 30 4 m; 20, Ii 30. IN.
Charlestown. 5 30 . MA %, y NJ
Principle, 30 M. 20 p. N.
PeIryville. s 80 m; l2 OO-m. II lj' M, Il VI,
IL so p N. ~
Hayrs-de,eirace. s 70 a. IN. l. oo' Ia i2 l5. 4 n
|, 600t. ii &s p. u.
" Aberdeen, 30 m, 4 o.. IL G0.pm
Persymansyile. s 20 N: I 0o. IL aJ' . u.
Il EdGeweod. ~ m; 4 o., IL 3o~ D m
h Magnolia, s 30 . m; 4 %. II ~. D IN.
= Chnse's. $50 . m: 4 ~ IN.
Stemmers Run. ~ q. IN. 40Jpp
4 !" Baltimore. 20 IN: 2s m, L. l5', 49, Ol.
I'll N0RTUwARD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
palaWara Division Tina nahI~

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On ana aftsr MONDAY. Sept. Sta
3lS'5. tSundays sIcspted.l Trains viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03
DHILApELPniA, HUNTINGTON 4 BALTI-
Il A0hR RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and aftsr WEDNESDAY; 0stohsr. 18th. 1871.
q pasSsassr oar viii BE- attached to the freight
t1sln lsavins PhflaaslpAia 800 p. M. tor Will
he train viii stsp at Stations as foilows. when
dsnallsd: arays fsny. PA 3. N, .hAssrstsS 80
e; iinssoa :1s =. y; sisySsn. Ga an iS5l
Il iosssei M kEEAkY. E ssys is.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03
ana Western n n
TINE TABLE.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

-; - 81 Commencing Oct. l,;.
Leave wilmington 10 30 m. and s. pm.
Arrive at Wilmington s. m. and a. ed. "a.
Arriye At Landenberg Il 80 g. m, and Sonm
CoNNECrlONS-1ralns leaving Wiimingtan 80
Trains leaving Wilmington at IS M conns., - |,
WIN tram leaving Philadephia at % N.
train Tor Philadelphia at S 10 m. "' WIZ
for hiladelphia at % D M " "tsA Haia
Der lst. ""ef orto J.
...a DAVID c0NNELL. supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-03
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Dsl-
rlmore Railroad.
GAa q
DELAWARE DIVISION.

/ IMPUkTANT NUTICE-In addition 10 tha ra.,,-
=, ~ isr Market Trains nov running. an EXTRA
senger Car attached, will run between WIFI 20
ber 6th, 1873. as follows: "'p'oH
Leaving Wilmington at 81 A. NJ aris,,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-16
THE fact that Patagonia abounds

THE fact that Patagonia abounds
in rich gold mining districts has
been known for years; but it has
been too hazardous an undertaking
for miners to go and get it. Infor-
nation has been received from the
party sent out by the Argentine Gov
ernment to explore Patagonia. They
went up the Salinas river about tif-
teen miles and then followed up the
Santa Cruz three hundred miles to
its source-a lake twenty seven miles
long and one hundred in circum-
ference. The river is navigable its
entire lenghth, and at low water has
not less than nine feet in depth.
The lake has agother outlet that
empties into the Pacific Ocean, which
is but thirty-two miles distant. They
brought back with them rich sam
Piles Of gold dust and coal, and at
last accounts had started off to ex-
plore the Gallegos river.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-16
TRI-WEEKLY TIMES
Published every
Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday,
BY FRANK KENYON.
TERMS:
One copy, per annum, SO 90
One copy, six months. B 90
One copy, three months, 8 90
by Carrier, 25 cents q week.
A HEALrHY INDIVIDUAL. = The

n
A HEALTHY INDIVIDUAL. The
following is the last thing written by
the late "Artemus Ward:" Ontil
quite recent pve been a healthy in
dividooal. I'm nearly sixty and
yit I've got a mnskle into my arm
which don't make my fists resemble
the tired of canary bird when they
fly about and hit man. Only a few
weeks ago was exhibitln' in East
Skowhegan, in bildin. which had
formly bin ockepied by a pugylist-
one of them fellers which hits from
the sholder and teaches the manly
arts of self-defens. And he cum and
said he was goin' in free in conse-
kence of previsly ockpying sed bild-
in, with large yeller dog. L sed,
ssTo be sure, sir, but not with those
yeller dog" He sed, "Oh, yes." 1
sed, "Oh, no." He sed, "Do you
want to be ground to powderv l
.sed, eyes, / do, if there is powder
grindest handy" When he struck
me disgustin' blow in my left eye,
which caused the concern at once to
close for repairs; but he didn't burt
me any more. I went for him en-
ergetically. His parents lived near
by, and will simply stat that fiji
teen minutes after had gone for
him, his mother, seeing the PROSTATE
form of her son approachin' the
house onto a shuttercarried by four
men, run out doors, keerfully looked
him over, and sed, "My son, you've
been foolin' round thrashin' ma
sheen. You went in at the end
where they put the grain in, come
out with the straw, and then got up
in the thingumajig and let the horses
tired on you, didn't you, my SOM"
You can judge by this what disa-
greeable person am when I'm an
cry.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-16
EFFEMINACY. =" An effeminat

EFFEMINACY. -" An effeminate
man," says a recent writer, " is a
weak poultice. He is cross be-
tween table beer and ginger pop,
with the cork left out-a fresh water
mermaid found in COW pasture with
her hands filled with dandeloins. He
is teacup full of syllabub; kitten
in trousers; a sick monkey with a
blonde moustache. He is vine
without any tendrils; fly drowned
in oil; a paper kite in dead calm.
He lives like butterfly--nobody can
tell why. He is as harmless as a
pennyworth of candy, and as useless
as shirt button without hole. He
is as lazy as slug, and has no more
hope than last years summer-fiy.
He goes through life on tiptoe, and
dies like Cologne water, split over
the ground"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-16

WOMAN CROSSING THE RAIL-
RoAD.--There is only one thing the
signal-man at the railroad cross
ings can't stop, and that is woman.
They can stop wagon, load of
hay, or a band, but when a woman
starts to go over that crossing she is
bound to go. The more excitingly
the signal-man waves his hand and
motions her back, the more frantic
ally she plunges forward, glaring
wildly in every direction except the
right one, stumbling over the rails
and dropping her = things" at every
step, and stopping to gather them
up, utterly regardless of the shouts
Of the signal men, engineers, fire.
men and excited bystanders. The
whistle of an engine on the other
side of the river drives her into per-
feet eostacies of terror, and she
jumps until everything on her
hangs loose, but not until she has,
in direct opposition to and in viola
ton of the signal-man' suggestions,
entreaties and positive commands,
got clear across the track, passing
safely in front of the locomotive,
does she see the engine which so
nearly destroyed her, and then-she
turns and flies back across that track
like a flash of light, never drawing
breath until, pursued by volleys of
howls, shouts and threats, she stops
at the place from whence she first
started, and thinks it is a mercy she
wasn't run over and killed, and that
there ought to be law putting all
these careless men in the peniten-
tiary for life, because they will never
warn people about the engines.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-16
LYON COUNTY TIMEs.-This is the

LYON COUNTY TIMEs.-This is the
, title of a new paper published by
Frank Kenyon, at Silver City, Lyon
county. We are in receipt of the
first number, which made its appear
ance on the 4th of July, and is a
creditable looking and readable
sheet. Lyon county has long stood
I'm need of medium of news, and
we are glad to see the apparent cor
dial support extended to the new
conner. May its years be many and
each succeeding one be prosperous,
-White Pine Ne,oS, July IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-03
Hopes mt the other End of the
Railroad.

Six carr and engine have arrived. and
large crowds OF people have been TO see
them. Work on the road is rapidly
progressing. The county line will be
reached within Tie time specified by law
anl contract.
FRoN THE COUNTY LIKE TO JASPER.
IL is Is miles. Three miles OF this is
graded. leaving 10 miles or grading TO
be done 10 complete the road-bed 10
Jasper. There are ten ihousnnd dollars
OF Dubois county money. and thirty
thousand dollars OF individual subscrip-
tious al Jasper. These personal sub
scriptions when made were not due hy
terms Of the original subscriptions unit,
the road should he completed from
Rockport to the q. 4 NJ. Il. II. Now the
Railroad Company ask the people 10 so
change their subscriptions. as to make
them due when the road is completed
FROM Eockport to Jasper. II this is
done II gives the Railroad Company
$40 600 OF local assets from the county
line TO Jaspei. a distance OF IL miles. 3
OF which are graded. This cooperation
on the part Of the citizens of Dubois
county will enable the company TO COM
pletc the road 10 Jasper bv the 18th OF
September. We hope our Dubois coun-
~ friends will assist in this reasonable
demand. iRockport Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-03

's>liE Iiw Of rccen'hcr -. 1872. .c.
quifcs every person rn,sa-ra in go,
hisimr>-. avVcr..ou. " rin,Iins lne..i
which scndr,- i.iiu linh'r ~ a spa. a..
Tax. 80 prurU'e nH.i pipre ruJi- piriru..
Is 80 liis establishment 81 place ni' hH-i
ness stamp draoong the "a, mrnt 81
said Special TaN Tor The special TaN
year beginning Mag /, 1871 before com.
ncncing or continuing business a,ter
April 30. lo74.
rh% TANTs EAiSHAtED TTIIN TrE pro
VISIONS or rHE LAW ABuV1 VroIaL
ARE TuN FOLLOWING, VIZ:
Rectiiiers S2ooo
Dealers, retail liquor $50
Dealers, wholc,aic liuuor lrUUu
Dealers ~ malt liqror> wholesale so OF
Dealers az malt iqrors retail go
Dealers 81 lraf tobacco 1lNt
Retail dealers Ia Leaf lohar,.o 3 ~ o
Anl OF ~llc~ urcr si.OOl. 80 ccns, 10.
every dollar IN excess OF sltul.
Dealers ia Manufactured tobacco 500
Manufacturers oi stills 800
Aud ior zach -tIl manufactured 2utN
And for each worm manufactured 2Onp.
Manufacturers 81 tobrco 1000
Manufacturers 90 tisngS lJ.tO
Peddicrs OF tObicco. fir,, class
tmore than two hur-r,j $500
Pcddlcr- of tobacco. secUad class
two horses $500
Peddlcr- of tobacco, third clis4
Gone horse) 1900
pcdd,ers of toharco. fourth ril.s
con foot or public conveyance 1000
Brewers 81 less than 500 barrel at.OU
Brewers OF 500 barrels or more IOO.uO
Any person. 80 liable. who shall taii
to comply with the Foregoing require
men,s will be subject 10 severe penal
ties.
Persons or firms liable 10 pay any Of
the Special Taxes named above must ap-
ply to James G.. Neasch, Collector az In
ternal Revenue at Evansville. and pay
for and procure the special Tax Stamp.
or stamps they need. prior To May 1t.
1874. aud
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
j. w. DOUGLASS.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFlcE or INTERNAL REVENUE.
WASHINGTON, ID. G. Feb. is. 1874.
March 2T.-iws.