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The daily gazette., 1876-09-20
NOVEMBER TERM, 1876.
5UScPH Z. dHI1He,
VS.. Ais. Sums Sier.

Joseph T.. Vantme.
catharius svsptine Af iiSel sams ios sle5 61vorce
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, ss.l
The State of Delaware.
To the Sheriff OF New Castle County. greeting;
Whereas. Joseph E. Vantine by his petition
to the Judges OF our Superior Court filed in
the office of the Prothonotary' OF the said
Court, In and for New Castle county, for the
cause Of complaint therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the said petitioner and his
wife, one Catharine Vantine.
We therefore command you, as you have
been heretofore commanded, that you sum-
mon Catharine Vantine SO that she be and
appear before the Judges of our said Supe-
rlor Court at the next term thereof to be held
at New Castle on Monday, the twenty.sev-
enth day of November next, to answer the
allegations OF the said petition. and also to
show cause, il any she has, why decree OF
the said Court should not be made dissolving
the marriage existing between her and the
sembiy in such cases made and provided
and also to do and receive what the said
Court shall then and there consider concern.
ing her in this behalf as the Court shall seem
meet and consistent with the provisions of the
said act Of Assembly, and have you then and
- witness the Honorable joseph
(SEAINP. Comegys, Esq, at New Castle
Sdns1sa day sna Of May A.
CHAS. BEASTEN,
Issued August IA, 1876. Prothonotary.
The above is a true copy of Ais. summon
No. rs, to Nov. T. 1876, as above stated.
WIN. H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
August %. 1e76-3md
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STRAY WAIFS.

The Centennial travel over the p.
W. & B. r. X. is immence.
Democrats should attend the meet
ing of the Democratic association to-
night.
Aid, Central: and Germania No. 2
Lean Association meet this even
ing.
Last nights meeting gave the Demo
cratic campaign in Wilmington ar
enthusiastic send off.
Centennial travlers can have excel
lent travelling suits made to order, very
neatly, by Buxbaum & Co., No. II E.
Fourth st.
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CENTENNlL TRAvEL.-The Centen-
nial travel still continues withou,
abatement, the p. w. s. B. r. r. Co
are taxed to their utmost capacity to
furnish the necessary cars.
Three thousand passengers, including
a number Odd Fellows, came from
Washington yesterday over the Poto-
mac road, and went to Philadelphi a
by way of of the Philadelphia and
Wilmington road.
This morning, in addition to the
regular trains, the extra excursion
trains. from Baltimore passed through
Wilmington on the way to the Cen
tennial. One of these trains contained
large deputation Of Odd Fellows,
who were going to join the parade
of the Order, this afternoon.
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FIRST EDITION
The Democratic Rally
Continued from Firs. Page. |


had been asked to help the Republi-
cans to change the last city administra-
tion, which they did, but the Republi-
cans will not be so willing TO help the
Democrats to change the present Ma
tional Administration.
Mr.. Townsend said that few years
ago the Republicans of Wilmington
had started on the wrong tack to build
the basin, and that the Democrats had
followed them, instead of putting out
the work by contract, as should have
been done, so that every taxpayer
could know just how the money was
applied.
Mr.. Townsend further said that
there would be no more Republican
Presidents for a score of years; that
Gov. Tilden would reform all the
abuses under which we now suffer,
and that we will have better times and
lighted taxes than we have had since
the days of old Gen. jackson.
He also alluded to the proposed TEN.
perance movement, and advised the
Democrats to have nothing to do with
it. 1t is the same dodge that was
practiced years ago, when Democrats
were coaxed into supporting Temper
ance tickets, while the advocates of the
movement sneaked around and voted
the opposition tickets.
In conclusion he urged the Demo-
Gratis of Wilmington TO 60 to work
earnestly for the success OF the ticket
and assured them that the Democrats
of Appoquinimink would help them
in the good work.
The hour being late when Mr.
Townsend concluded the meeting ad'
journed with three hearty cheers fol-
Tilden, Hendricks, Williams and the
whole ticket, and three more fol
Samuel Townsend,
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Bover's Hoof Liniment

After 30 years OF practical experience with
efses. In staging, teaming, &c, l have learn
Lnal more horses have been crippled by
ateEuon 10 the feet than all other diseases
Omohed. After man yexperiments 1 have
pune he true remedy to PREVENT the dis
~ Inc hoof, or restore 1t after negligence,
WlH nature intended 1t should be-ths
~ tppori o. the noble ontsial. II tho hoof is
asmed VA, and diseased, the animal is comparaI
E.eiy worthless. This Liniment will surely
EstM THIS worst Of all diseases, Contraction,
S,hS Quarter. Cracks, Contraction OF the
IscS snew generally called Knee Spruns,
y, and restore those that have been crippled
II saT want OF such remedy.
n~ylt IL and 1t Will never fail II properly
balhe the horses foot once a week, or oftens
necessary, at the heel and frog, and
l.Oela Inc hoof close to the halr.
II. C. BOYER.
A. Norr1stown, Pa
-. ~; =. boYER-Dear Sir: This is to Ger
hsl nave used your Liniment in m
Ue ioi tnree months past, on more thar
tunuTed horses, and ind 1t the best pre-
Et,,aI Hasoh nave ever used ON horses. 1t is ar
h rss.ef sse tnan you recommend it. Send me Eve
NNee d. once, by express, Q o. d.
n. HARRY HAMILTON
No 4S2 West 3lst street New York City
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5,es7 Years of the Hebrew Calendar

$685. Years of the Hebrew Calendar
Yesterday the 5,637th year of the
Jewish calendar was celebrated with
the usual peculiar festivities. The be.
ginning of the festival proper was at
dusk on Tuesday, and yesterday morn
ing services were held in the synago-
CUES from $50 to 12. In the temples
of the old school, or sect, the services
will be continued for two days longer.
At Rrodef Shalom, at the corner of
Board and Mount vernon streets. the
ceremonies were extremely solemn, but
the learned Dr.. Jastrow, who p-esides
over the congregation, was not present.
The venerable Doctor is seriously ill
at Cape May and has been for several
months. A number of distinguished
rabbis from other cities were present at
several of the synagogues.-Iimes.
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The ODD FELLows.-Thed delegation of
Odd Fellows. that left Wilmington, this
phia, numbered about 500, including
about forty from the various lodges
down the State. They were accompan-
led by the City land United Cornet Band
A number of ladies also accompanied
the excursion. The train was composed
Of old cars, and looked more like an
emigrant train than an excursion train.
Over 5000 tickets from Washington,
and 1900 from Baltimore, were sold yes
terdav
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THE LAST PAYMENT.-This morning,
Joseph X. Adams, Treasurer Of the Fire
mems Centennial Association, received
from Leander F. Riddle, Treasurer of the
State Centennial Commission,a receipt for
S111.75. This is the last payment OF the
fund raised by the F. c. A. for the erec,
ton of the Delaware State Centennial
building. The amount of contributions
were within few dollars of being sutii.
cient to meet the entire expense incurred
in the erection of the buildings.
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The Trouble i'm Aiken. County, 8.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 1.-two compa-
nies of Federal troops from Aiken ar
rived at Rouses Bridge this morning.
The whites agreed to disperse upon the
Federal officer promising to disarm the
negroes and arrest the parties charged
with the crime. It is known that two
white men and six negrons were killed
and several wounded. The white clubs
have gone home.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-20

QUARTERLY MEETING.-The Third
quarterly meeting of Bethel NJ. E, church
of Brandywine Hundred, will be held on
Sunday and Monday, October, sth and
9th. Love-feast, Sabbath morning at
o'clock, preaching at 10 by Rev. j. b
Mann; and at u by Rev. j. B. Quigg
7, Z.
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Havoc AMONG THE FRUIT TREBs.-
The storm of Sunday Icaused great
havoc amongt the fruit trees all over
the Peninsula. Not onlywere trees strip
ed of their fruit. whole orchards were
devasted, the trees being torn up by
the roots. Peach trees, in particular.
suffered greatly, and the loss in this
respect alone will reach many thou
sand dollaIs.
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mlracuIOus ure for COrns
4 English remenY Of QreAL nnnulariIY.

Ir0d1e's miraculous ure for COrns
N English remedy Of great popularity,
eEoving corns without pain.
l. z. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
corner Sixth and Market street
Orthe Bath.
Balh Brushes, Bath Towels, Batn sponges
p Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
esn Gloves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., OF morse
E,c!es Of the same classat
E. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Fine Nail Scissors
Ned and slralgnt, Nal Brushes, Hand
pushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, fol-
Peby E. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streete.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE 81, ,0CO saved and a home ac-
IN quired by paying 8 per month for nine
years and one month, is the experience of
many connected with the aid Loan Assoeia-
tion. which meets on
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Next. September Goth 1876, for payment of
dues. Shares in sixth series for sale at par.
third payment due. Money to Loan on first
and second mortgage. For full information
about taking shares and borrowing money,
call day or evening on
seplS-lt GEO. C. MARIS, Sec'y,
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LOAN SALEs.-At the reuglar monthly
meeting of Mutual Loan Association,
last evening, 1890 sold at 27]H and $500
Is, in the sixth series, balance applied to
the. payment of matured stocks, first
series.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-20

POLICE CAsEs.-Jacob Fredinger,
charged with the larceny of ring
from VIM. A. Rue. was dismissed, the
evidence being insufficient.
Two drunks were fined fifty cents
and costs each.
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The New York Times charges that
"Blue Jeans" Williams, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Indiana,
while Chairman of the Committee of
Accounts, allowed a charge of $3.50
for feather busters for the Honse of
Representatives Whether the charge
is or is not true is a matter of no
moment. Old "Blue Jeans" is getting
ready to allow a charge for the pur-
chase of hickory brooms, with which
the Democrats of Indiana will sweep
that State and wipe out Hayes" hopes
of kbelng Grants successor.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-20

THE Public Ledger has been aroused
by the political orator of the period, and
it yesterday ventured to suggest that
when Mr.. Blaine speaks there on Saturday
evening, eve feel justified in the belief
that the important subjects involved in
the election for the Presidency and for
members of Congress will be discussed
after another style than that adopted by
the speaker who was introduced with
such flourish as sCol. Bob Ingersoll.'"
The daily gazette., 1876-09-20
Sermon to Young Men

Rev. W. P. Davis will preach a sermon
to young men, to morrow evening at a
o'clock in the lecture room of St. Paul 8
M. E. Church.
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WEATHER REPORT,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, / A. M
PRoBABILlT1Es.
Probabilities for Wednesday. For the
middle Atlantic States. rising barometer
northwest to southwest winds, cooler
partly cloudy or clear weather.
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OTEICE Of THE DELAWARE RAIL !

DOVER, DEL, Sept. IT, 1910.
Bonds of the Delaware Hailr0ad Co.
Due July 1. 1875.
Notice i, hereby given to holders of out
standing Bonds Of the Mortgage Loan" OF
this Company. Nos. 297 and 42S for $1,000 each.
and Bond Of Guaranteed Loan, No. sos for
$500. due July /, 1875, that the same will be
paid on presentation at the office of the "Fi-
deity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Co..
No. 329 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. the fis-
cal agent of this Company for the payment Of
said loans. NJ. HAYES.
sep12- 2aw1m Treasurer.
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New Gents Furnishing
STORE
3o7 MARKET STREET

The undersigned begs leave tC inform h
friends and the public generally, that he ha
taken the store
No. 3O7 Market4Atreet,
Where he intends carrying on the GENTS
anime my stock, where you will find every
thing in the furnishing business at the LOW
EST FIGURES. My"CRESCENT SHIRT
cannot be beat in the city at 81 %. ready for
use, and a 1T guaranteed Shirts made to or
der, Give me call before going elsewhere.
1yl.eod&w3m w. b. SINCOCK.
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PEACHES.

Gen. James L. Ridgely of Baltimore
county has been reelected grand cores
ponding and recordidg secretary of the
Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. F. of the United
States, and Hon. Joshua Vansant, of Bal
timore city, grand treasurer.
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0TICE-NEw SERIES NEW SE-
has issued its sixth series: first payment due
October 9th next. Already quite number
of shares have been taken. Those who de-
sire shares in this prosL erous association will
ser9-tf GEORGE @. MARIS, Sec'ry.
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DLACK CASHMEREo.-Direct from the
meres at rs, S.1e. sl,O0. sl.l2Ia, $1.25, s,.37H
Sl.50. These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices than we have offered for years, and we
recon % end them for color and durability.
W. b. SHARP,
Fourn AMI MarBct ,strses
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81 ln1a let = tel ycq stubborn
truth, No yoplg Woman ever looked
soAwell I'd : sensible man - when
dfstsed il nest plain, modest staire,
without single ornament shout her
person. She, looks then as thoupI,
she possessed worth il herself. and
needed no artificial rigging tp enhance
her value. sIf . young 1omsn would
spend - much time IL cu1tirsting her
temper, and cherishing kindness,
meekness, gentleneis; mercy, aDd 9th
or qualities, a. most Of them a. n ex-
ira dress and. ornaments to increase
thor personaa charms, she would, at .
glance, Be known among ! thousand.
Her chacaoter would b read insher
countenance. ~ ~
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Eom az CAScceo Tu<A

SSo1 ~ CAtcooo HnsG
~1as name q DR.. b. Y. Pisros. Of Bu1s,o. 4. =.
% become . hnniltar % the people au ever 81
co.neSy - pamphlets and books, and III laree ~
iaAl sxpes1eace have brought him into peominenoe
- gwen nim solid reputation. Ths 6mss in the
gseeens seeus. prpsents . whole-paGo oommuuica-
0oo 0o0 Dr.. PjeEoe, and our seadaso nay anin ffom
cons dea Of the vast proportions q hi ouelneea
ana shs mesits a his medicines He has 6 Du1Ihlo
: mA9mooh setabllehasenA appeopsieeaay naned ~
"worJd's Dispensssy," whore patients sre treaked.
asd shs Mmedtes compounded Here nearly :
onndssd pssseaA axs snphysd IL tAs several ds-
partmentss and corps Of able and sktlled physt.
caane Sand ready 70 Alleviate the sussjneg 81 In
manly ~ ehs most appsOvsd meshods. Thess phy.
sseans ars II frequent consulasion Win be. Nsrcs
eoe saeaf cometned exDsrtance 10 hroueAs - bsas
On The succsssfal treatment Of obsttnass caaea Te
Doosoe - man OF large medical experiences, and
his extensive knowisdss Of msssris n1dea - heen
sc1no.isdged y presentations Of degrees from Two
O sne afse nsdisal Colleges = the land" F.
Myuo wsnld p.!ronias Medicines, snianeiA1ally
gsspossd ~ skuled Physician a Chemist uss
y. Pisrces Family Msdksnaa. Golden Medical
Dasoovefy u nutsatsaA tonic, a1tenstvs and Mood
eseaoaing and IN uneQualsd Cough remedy; Pleas.
aas fargaevs Pel)s1s scascsly larger eaaa mustard
essds consusues sn agreeable and rslyahls phystc,
Ssvossse Psescrps3on. remedy Tor dshtlttsscd =.
nAles: x1esnce q osnsgt. Weed, magical 1anedy
tos Pain, Bowel CQmplaints. and N unsoualsi Ile
!0Aus eoe bon human and husse.1ss6: While hfs
Df. 9s's CDsssrh Hsmsdy y knovn ~ veejA
over - TIE greatest specific for CafAsrh and .Cod
. saa aee4" svsr eavea 20 shs pshlic IAey ass
- ~SeS. s5sa sgzt j.ssssf . sss
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a WIrr's Povn "A good wife ID
to . man wisdom, strength and cour-
age; bad one j. confusion, weakness
and despair. No condition i hope
lesx to . man where the wife possesses
6rmness. decision and economy.
There is no, outward propriety that
can countesact Incidence, extrava-
gance and folly at home. No spirit
can long endure bad influence. Man
i strong, but. his heart Is not ada.
mant. He needs . tranquil mind, and
especially if he Is 40 intelligent man,
with = whole head, he needs its moral
force in the conflict Of life. To recov-
er his composure, home must be .
place Of peace and comfort. There his
soul reDews its strength, and goes
forthwith renewed vigor to encounter
the labor aud troubles Of life. But If
at home be finds no rest, and there is
met with bad temper, Jealousy and
gloom, OF assailed with complaint and
hope vaaishes, and he sinks
into despair. "a A1 ipi1
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!. ''Don," the title adopted by the Ep
peror Of Brazil, is thus explained BY
the Era~iner: "Iti isl the. Portuguese
equivalent Of the Spanish ''Don,r = ii
tie Of: honor. the right 70 which j. con
sidered asian especial privilege which
no one can assume without the con.
sent Of the sovereign. It is derived
from the Latin word dossinus, signify
ing lord or master; but like many 9th.
or honorary titular dignities, It has
been 90 appropriated in latter days
that it's original significance seems no
longer to pertain toit.
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WouLDNr b. Cox11rs4rlD. AT the
courtin Belfast, Maine. recently, Judge
Libbey sentenced Martin i. Tower a
twenty i've years 10 the Stste Prison,
This fact Was communicated 70 the
prisoners mother. who was struck
with astonishNent at the magnitude ol
the sentences. ..What did they do
that forlS she exclaimed. Twenty
five yearsl why, he wont be contented
there three weeksl" ~ 80 ss1s.fN IS s,
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TIE SrsrAx OF LlSE.- The following
psssage . from : sermon preached by
Bishop Heber 70 his parishioners !
short time before his departure foll
India, in 1898: Life bcars 10 on
Ike . stream Of . mighty river, Our
boat glides down the narrow channels
Of the placid murmuring Of the little
brook and the winding Of is grassy
border. Tho trees shed their blossoms
over our young heads; the Aowers on
the brink seem TO offer themselves 70
our young hands. We are happy 10
hope, and We grasp eagerly at TIE
beauties around 40. But the stream
hurries on. and still our hshds aro
empty. Our courso IN youth and
manhood il along : wider and deeper
6oodl and amid objections more strik.
ing and magnificent We are ani,
mated b. tho moving pictares Of en-
joymsnt' and industry Whlch pass b.
fore 10; W ate excited fby some short
lived disappointm6nts. but our enert
~ and our dependency ere .hoth IL
v1sn. The stream Jbe1ro ID IL. and
our joys and our Erie1b are alitie slsit
behind u. We iNa3 b 1hipwte eckAd.
bht we cannot lsnchor: our sSyf1e.
may. b hast6Ded; bat Z hol NJ a.,
fa,,nd l1yl>AS. &n, 80 - F. ~ aAl. .-a
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A SOUTHERN PRsAcHsR.-The Rev.
Samuel Clawson, Methodist preach.
|er OF eccentric manners, sometimes
called the wild man." was very popu-
lar in Virginia some twenty years
ago. He was cross-eyed and wiry
made. and very dark-skinncd for n
white man. At times he was snrpris.
ingly eloquent, always excitable, and
occasionally extravagant. He once
accompanied brother minister, Rev.
Mr.. r.. prominent pastor, 70 q col,
ored church. Mr.. r. gave the colored
preacher The hint, and, Of course, Claw
son was invited to preach. He did
%. and during the sermon set the Inn.
pulsive Africans TO shouting oil over.
the house. M ssTs Il
This, in turn, set Clawson to ex.
travagant words and actions, and he
leaped from the pulpit like 1 deer, and
began 70 shake hands with the cOlored.
brethren and mix IN quite happily,
He wept for joy. Then pressing
through the crowd he found Brother
r, and setting dawn beside him, he
threw his arms about his necl and.
with tears screaming down his cheeks
he said: NJ {
.Brother r.. | almost wish | had
been born : nigger. These folks have
more religion than we have" 33
= "Well. we'll" said Brother r, "you
come 20 nesr It that yoy, needn't cry
about it, sil ah
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TyHfS . the largest and beat monthly paper
- fas Tho price published il An,erics. It
islise. well e1ited, and tull ol FUN and SNAP.
Encless Is oeats aud receivo this p0pvlar
monthly yess. Or. ssnd two 3.espt stsups
Tor specimen copy. Address. 'ss.i
AMERICAN FAv0 TE.~ A
= >A 1 :stit' Bridketon, n. :.
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NOTICE.
y. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
/ special Taxes.
Nay !. lsse, - April ., lsss.

Nhe revised statutes Of the United States.
= Sections 32S2. 3237, 323S, and 33;39, 70.
|qulreySfy person eneased In any busi.
ness, avocafion Or employment which rem
defs him liable 10 . Special Tax, 70 prf,
cure and place conspicuously In his eslab-
Iin1ne4e pr. place Of buslne1 stamp d.
noting The payment nf said Speciai Tax
Tor the Special Tax Year beginning Nay
!, 1870, before commencing or continuing
business afser April 80. 1875.
! THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN
THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW
ABOVE QUOTED ARE THE FOLLOW.
ING, VIZ:
lKect5100 j.. .... .n9OO %
Dealers sStail Iiqudr .......... Is 90
Dealcrs, Wholesale liquor. ...... 100 90
Dealers IN malt liquors, wholesale. 50 90
Dealers u malt liquors, retail. -. 90 co
Dealers - leaf tobacco. ......... IS 90
Reteil de1le1s In leaf tobaccD. Y. no 90
And On sales Of ov6 $1,000 lihy
censs for every dollar In excess
Of $1,000
Dcalers Il maaufhctared tobacco s 90
Manufactures Of stills. 90 90
And for each still manufactured. 50 90
And for each worm manufactured 20 90
Manufacturers Of t0bacco. .. 10 90
4aAn5actmugS og eigar1. 80. ~. 10 90
PeddIefs 0f tobacco, flrst class sel
(mOre than two horses or either
anima1s) ............... 50 90
Peddless 0f tobacco, second class
two horses Or other animals).. IS 90
Feddl01 Of tobacco, third class
Zone hofse or other animal). 80. IS 90
Peddlen Of tobacco, fourth class
ION foot Or public conveyance).. 10 90
Brewers Of les thSn 500 barrels. 70 OO
BfeN9n Of 90 bafre1s q more. !. 100 90
Any person, - liable, who shall fail To-
comply with the foregoing requirements
lhAll 6e subject % severe penalties.
PerSons Or firms liable % pay Any OF the
Special Taxes named above must apply To-
Austin Savage, Collector Of Internal Rcvs-
nue. at Boise City, Idaho, and pay for and
procure the special. Tax Stamp Or Stamps
they reed, prior 70 May /, 1915, and With
out further notice. d. D. PRATT,
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
Once Of Internal Revenue, Warrington,
p. G., Feb. 1, 1915.