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OFFICIAL.
'TRKAsnnY Department,
Office of Internal Revenue.
SCHEDULE OF 8TAMP DUTIES.
From and ({/ter Auyuit 1, 1861.
Stamp Duty,
exempt,
5 cts.
in suits or legal proceedings exempt.
Agreement or Appraisement (for each 'Meet
piece of paper on which the saine is
written)
Assignment or transfer of mortgage, lease,
or policy of insurance, the same duty as
the original instrument.
Assignment oT patent right
Bank Chocks, drafts or orders, Ac., at sight
or on demand v
Bills of Exchange, (r ©reign,) drawn in, but
payable out of, tho L'n.ted States, each
bill of set of three
Acknowledgement of deods,
Alii davit
6 ots.
6 ets.
2 ets.
more, must be
stamped
Furevory bill of each set, where the sum
ado payuble does not exceed one hun
dred dollars, or the equivalent thereof in
axy foreign currency in whudr suoh bills
may boexpressed, according to tho stand
ard of value fixed by the United States, 2 ets.
For every additional hundred dollars, or
fraotiunal part thereof in excoss of
hundred dollars
ign,) drawn in, but payable out of
United States, (if drawn singly or in
duplicate.) pay the Same duty as Inland
Bills of Exchange.
[The acceptor or acceptors of any Bill of
Exchange, or order for tho payment of
any
2 ots.
(F
î ho
y Sum of money drawn, or purporting,
to be drawn, in any foreign eoumry, but
payable in the Umtod States, mast, be
fore paying or accepting (be same, place
thereupon a stump indicating tue uuty.]
' 01 Exchange, ^Inland,) «irait oïoruor,
payable otherwise than at sight or on »te
rn - ml, and any promissory note, wnctuer
payable on demand or at a time designa
te», (except bank notes issued for
lotion, and ehcck.. madu aud intended to
be, and which shall be,'forthwith
suited for paymci.t ) for a
Dll.a
pre
»ting one bundled d.lia
For every additional $lcU, or fractional
part thereof
{The wiuraut of attorney tp çonf»
ment on a note or bund i
stamp duty, il the note yr bonu is prop
erly stamped.]
Bill» of Lauiug, of vpssels for ports of tho
Uui.ed btatus or British North America.
Lading, or receipt
foreign port
-- ol buJo of
5 cts.
6 ots.
judg
exempt
B. . ■
goods, to uny
10 pts.
Bi I
ly vessel,
part there >f,
a not exceed
Ut n U 10 c
ftvo&uudred dol!_
■ Bi.Loi calc exceeding $500, and not exoced
iifg $10li0 .
Bill of Eule execeding$l,OQOj (or each $500,
or fractional part thereof
Bill oi ba.o vi personal property (other than
slup or vessel)
Bv,nu, pur »un al, lot ^he payment of money.
(see Mortgage.)
B. öd, otficiul
Bond for imlemqifying any person for tho
payment ot any sum ol money, wnere the
xiioaey ultimately rçqoverauie tuereupon
is $l,u(Ml, or less
Burnt, wfiere tue monoy recoverable exceods
$l,Dtiü, ior everj aduitmual $1,0UU, or
fractional part thereof 60 0 ts
Bonu».—Qoun y,city. and town bonds, rail
road und utfier corporation bonds, and
subject to stamp duty, (tiee
any description, other than suol^
required ip lega) proceedings, and
not otherwise charged m this
60 cts.
$1 00
60 ots.
5 cts.
$1 00
50 ets.
scrip,
Wo(t 6 a fe c.)
Bonds
are
Si. eh
Sohedule
Certificates of deposit in bapk, sum not
cecding one hundred dollar«
Certificates of deposit in bank, sum exceed
iqg one hundred dollars
Certiiicatcs of stock i
puny
Certificates general
Certificates of record upon the instrument
recorded
Certificates of record upon the book
Certificates of weight or measurement of
animals, coal, w°»d, or other articles, ex
cept weighers' and measuiers' returns
Certificates of & qualificati
the Peace, Commissioner of Deeds, or
Notary Puilig
Certificates of search of records
Certificates that certain papers on file
Certificates that certain pupors ounnut bo
found
Certificates of redemption of land sold for
taxes
Ceititicates of birth, marriage, and death
Certificates of qualification of school toaohers
Certificates of profits in an incorporated
•urapany for a sum Rot less than $10 and
not exceeding $60
Certificates exceeding $50, and not exceed
ing $ 1,000
Certificates excooding $1,000, for every ad
ditioBal $1,000, or iractiunRl part thereof 26 cts
Certificates of damage, or otherwise, and all
other «eitificaies or documents issued by
any port warden, marine surveyor, or
other porson acting as such
Certified Transoripts of judgments, satls
Iv.ction of judgments, and of all papers
recorded or on filo
[N. B.—As a general rule, every certificate
wh-.ch has, or may havo. a legal value in
any court of law or equity, will require a
stamp duty of 5 cts.]
Chatter paity,
25 cts
2 cts.
6 cts.
u incorporated cop;
25 ots.
5 cts.
exempt.
exempt.
exempt.
of a Justice of
6 cts.
6 ets.
6 ots.
6 ots.
6 cts.
5 ots.
6 ets.
10 cts.
26 cts.
25 eta.
6 ots.
letter, memorandum, or
other writing between the captain,
er, or agent uf any ship^yessei.or steam
er, and any other person, relating to the
charter ot the sumo if the registered ton
nage of said ship. ves»el, or stt; mer dues
not exceed one hundred and fifty tu
Charter party exceed.ng « ne hunured und
fi'ty tuns, and nut oxcocding three hun
dred tons
Churtci pai ty excelling th.ee hundred tons,
^ and nut exceeding »ix hundred t- ns
Cbarter party exceeding six hundred tons
Check, draft, or Older lor iBc payment of
any auuAif mency exceeding $iu, drawn
up* n any pers n other I ban u hank, bunk
on do
il 06
S 00
6 hi
10 Q0
er, or trust company, at sight
mand
Contract. (8eo Agicomcnt.)
C« ntract Broker s
2 cts.
10 cts.
Ccmtyu
s, deed, instrument,
whereby lund.., tent un
writing,
. or other realty
Suiu, »hail becunveyed, the actual value
oi which dwcs not exceed $5u0
Conveyance exceeding $500, and not
ccedmg $1,000
Conveyances for every additi na 1 ? 500 , or
i_ fractional pan thereof in excess of ll.oOO 60 cts
Eudorscuient oi uny negotiable instrument exempt
Entry oi uuy goods, wares, or iuereaandi -,0
at uny cu»tem-house, either for consump
tion or warehousing, nut exceeding
hundred dollars in value
Entty exceeding
50 cts.
Si eo
26 sis.
hundred dollars, and
nut exceeding five hundred dollars in
Entry exceeding fire hundred dollira in
value
Entry fer the withdrawl of any goods or
merchandise from bonded wa. chouse
Guugcrs' returns, if for quantity not
cecding 500 gallons, gross
Gaugers' exceeding 600 gallons
Insurance, (Mariae, Inland and Fire,) where
the consideration paid for the insurunce,
in cash, premium notes,
exceod $10
Insuranco, (Marine, Inland, and Fre,)
cecding $10, and not exceeding $50
Inâurrnee, (Marine, Inland, and Fire.)
«ceding $50
Insurance, (Life,) when the amount insured
i d cs not exceed $1,000
Insurance, (Life,) exceeding $1,000, axd
not exceeding $5,000
L Insurance, (Life,) exceeding $5,000
limited
persons while traveling
Lease of lands
does not exceed $300 per annum ^
Lease exceeding $300, for each additional
$200, <o
of$300
L®uae, perpetual, subjoct lo stamp duty as
a ''conveyance," the sti mp duty to be
measuied by resolving the annual rontol
into a capital
Lease clause of guaranty of payment of rent
incorporated or indorsed, five lenta ad
ditional.
50 cts.
$1 00
50 ots.
10 ets.
26 ots.
both, does not
10 ets.
«I X
26 cts.
ex
60 cts.
26 ets.
60 cts.
$1 OU
injury to
IXMUll
tenements, wbevo rent
60 ets.
fractional part thereof in excess
60 cts.
Munifest for custom-house
ance of the cargo of auy ship, vessel, or
steamer for a foreign port, if tho regis
tered sonnage of suefi - ship, vessel, or
steam ur does not exceed 300 tons
rlcjir
n-%
U 00
-
cecding 600
Manifest oxcocding 600 tons
Measurers' Returns, if for quantity not ex
céhding ou© thousandbii,!r«Ja ... _
Measurers' Leturus exceeding «ne thousand
bushels -*■ ■* t V
Mortgage, trust dead, bill ef sale, or perso
nal hond for the paymont of mofley ex
ceeding $100. and not exceeding $500 60 cts.
Mortgage exceeding $600, for every addi
tional $600, or fractional part thereof in
exooss of $600
Pawners' Chocks
Pendons Papers.—Powers of attorney, wad
all other papers relating to applicuti«
for bounties, arrearages of pay, or pen
sions, or to receipt thereof
Passage Ticket from the United States to a
foreign port, costing not more than $36 60 cts.
Passago Ticket from the United State« to
a foreign port, costing moro than $36, and
not exceeding $60
Passage for every additional $50, or frac
tional part thereof in exoess of $60
Power of Attonupr to sc.l or transfer stock,
or oolleot dividends theroon
Power of Attorney to vote at election of
incorporated company 10 cts.
Power of Attorney to reçoive or oolleot rents 25 ota.
Power of Attorney to sell, or convey, or
rent, or leave real estate
Power of Attorney for any other purpose
Probate of Will,
* I'O
6 N
A
made.
cure.
by
that
prove
wiU
ol
and
and
Fire,
ing
the
tudes
to
the
HÜ
10 etc.
26 cts.
60 eta.
6 cts.
exempt.
$1 CO
$1 00
26 ets.
$1 00
60 ets.
letters of administra
tion, whore tho value of both real aud
personal estate does not exceod $2,u00
Probate of Will, f»r every additional $1,000
fractional part thereof in excess ef
$1 00
$ 2,000
Probate of Wills, bonds of executors, ad
ministrators, guardians, and trustees,
ewf h subject to a stamp duty of
Probate of Willä, certificate ot appointment
Protest upon bill, notv, ehcck, or draft
Promissory Note.—(See Bills of Exchange,
Inland.)
Promissory deposit note tp mutual insu
rance communies, when poiiey is subject
to duty
Proipjssury renewal of, subject to same duty
as an original note.
Quit Claim Deed, to bo stamped as a con
veyance, except when given as a re.ease
of a murt .ago by the mortgagee to the
mortgagor, in which case it is exempt
Receipt lor the payment of any sum of
m ney or debt duo exceeding $2U, or for
the delivery of any proderty
Rccu.pt for satisfaction of any mortgage or
judgment or decree of any court
Sheriff's leturn
Trust Due i, made to secure a debt, to be
stamped as a mortgage.
Trust Deed conveying estate to uses, to be
•tOlffpod as ft conveyance.
Woi cIk.uco Receipt for any goods, waros,
or m.rohundise* not otherwise proviued
for, depositod or stored in any publie or
private warehouse, notexceodmg $5U0in
60 ets.
$1 00
6 cts.
26 cts.
0 »
has
tue
pi
pat
by
to
tu
oxempt.
2 ots.
exempt.
writ, or other process exempt.
10 ots.
*
W
Receipt exceeding $600, apd not
exceeding $1,000
Warehouse Receipt exceeding $1,000, for
every additional $1,000, or fractional part
theiCuf in excoss oi §1,000
W a» chouse Receipt for uny goods, Ac., not
otherwise provided lor, stored or deposi
ted in any publio or private warehouse
pr yard
20 ots.
10 cts.
25 ets.
Write and legal documente :
Writ, or other original procoss by which
any suit is commenood in any court of
record, either of law or equity
Writ or other original process issued by a
court not of record, whore the amount
claimed is $100,
Upon every ouniesaion of judgment or cog
nuv.t 1. r $1UU,
50 cts.
60 cts.
rer, except m cases
where the tax for a writ has been paid 60 cts
Writs, or other procoss on appeals from
notice*' c ui is, or other courts of inferior
urisdictiou, to a court of record
Warrant of distress^ when the » mount ef
rent oluimed does nut exceod $100
Warrant of distress, when amount exceeds
$loQ
Writs, summons, and other process issued
by a justice of tho peuco, police or muni
cipal court, of no greater jurisdiction than
a justice of the peace in the saiuo State exempt.
Writs, and other process in any criminal ojr
other suits commenced by the United
States in uny State
Ofiic.al docuimut«. instruments, and p»pci»
issued or used by ofiioera of the United
Blaus Government
60 cts.
25 cts.
^0 ots.
exempt.
exempt
GENERAL REMARKS.
Revenue stamps may be used indisoriminately
upon any of
bcbeduieB,excoptpropnety and playing card »fomps
for which a special use has been provided.
Hostage stamps
duly chargeable
it is the duty ol the uiauer of an instrument to
affix and cancel the stame lequived thereof, f i he
ueg^cts to do so, the party for whose use it is made
may »tamp if bufoie it is »»ed; but m
legally used without a stamp ;
th ot June, 1S64, and used without a stamp, it
cuunovbe aiterwards effectually stamped. Any lall
ure upon the part of the maker ci au uistruuiiut to
appropriate^ stamp it renuers huu uabic to a penal
ty of two hundred dollars.
Buits are commenood m many States by other pro
cess than writ, viz ; luminous, warrant, pubnuatieu,
petition, Ac., in which cases these, as the origiuai
processes, severally require stumps.
W nts ot noire facias are suojeef to stamp duty a«
original processes.
The jurat wf an affidavit, tuken before a Justice ot
the Peace, Notary i'ublio, or oiner ofooer duty
thonxed to take affidavit», is field to fie a ObtUuoate,
and subjeot to a stamp duty of five «eut», extepi
when taken in suits or legal proceedings.
Certificates of loan, in
any written or printed e
money to bo paid on demand, or at a
ted, ai e subject to ȟSiiip duty
The assignment of a mortgage is subject to tfie
same stamp duty ss that imposed upon tho original
iustrumeuL ; that is to say, .or every sum ui five uuii
dred dollars, or any fractional part thervoi oi tho
amount secured by tue mortgage at. the time of »ts
assignment, tuo.e must ne affixed a stomp or stamps
denoting a da* y of fifty cents.
\* hen two or more person» join in the exeoution of
inbUument, lue stamp to which the .nomment is
liable under the law may bo aifixeu ana eanoe.»ed by
tue parties.
In conveyance of real estate, the law provides thut
the stomp affixed must answer to tho vu tue ut tue es
tate or interest oonvejcd.
No stump is required on any wuvrant of attornoy
acoumpunymg a bond or note, when such bond or
note has atfixeu thereto the stamp or stamps denot
ing tho duty required; and wherever ouy bond or
nute is secured by mortgage, but one »taui}> duty is
icqui.cd on such papers, suoh stump duly bom* she
highest rate required for such instruments, or eiiher
oi »hem. In such cose, a
denomination of the stamp affixed should
be inu.de upon the margin or in the acknowledgment
ox the instrument wh.cn is not stamped.
things enumerated
payment of the
ut no used
instrumsiHs.
UM .
wfiioh the.© shall appear
idenoe oi an auiouui. of
gna
"Promissoiy Notes."
eo
memorandum u»
tue v
V. ». JMCKVAL REVEMÎE,
Collector', Notice. ;
IN obedltnoe to instruetions received from the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, notiee is here
by given that from and alter this date "all taxes
accruing or becoming due to the United States
shall be paid in Gold or Silver ooin only, or it
Treasury notes issued under the authority of the
United States, or in notes of banks organized
der the act to provide a National Currenoy, and
known as National Banks."
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C. II. B. DAY, Col'r,
Del. Dist.
Dover, Feb. 5th, 1664.
NEW CROP,
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, ORCHARD GRAS8,
HERD OR RED TOP.
LAWN,
KENTUCKY BLUE AND LUZERNE
GRASS SEED
20,000 Peach Trees.
Garden Seeds and Agricultural Implements for sale
C. B. ROGERS,
No. 133 Market St., Phila.
cts.
OU
by
Jan. 22.-23.
Orders lor seed by mail promptly attended to and
•hipped with
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
delightful and eqtraordinary ar
discovered. It changes the
face uffd hands to a pearly satin texture of
cts.
This is the
tû le
-ournt
ishing
beauty, imparting the marble purity of youth, and
the distinguished appearance so inviting in theoity
belle of lashion. It removes tan, freektes, rimples,
and roughness from the skin, leaving the »oniplex
ion fresh, transparent, and smooth. It ountaius
material injurious tu the skin. Patronized by
tresBes and opera singera It is what every lady
should havo. bold everywhere.
Prepared by W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
all orders to
DEM AS S. BARN, SA, .*0*, Sew Yeefe.
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.....
a
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
A compound remedy, in wliioh
produce the nrori effectual alterative that can be
made. It A a concentrated extract of Para Sa
paritla, so combined.with other substances
greater alterative pufoer as to affordnu Afeqtfve an»
tivlotelbr the disease« barsapardta is reputed te
cure. It is believod thut such a rouledy is wanted
by those who suffer from Strumous complaints, and
that one which will aocoinphsh their cure must
prove of immense service to this largo class of
fellow-citizens. How completely this compound
wiU do it has been proven by experiment on many
ol the worst exses to be found of the following
plaints _
Scrofula and Scrofula*» Complaints, Eruptions
and Eruptive Dittos eu, Ulcere, Fimpies, titoichee,
Tumors, Suit ltheum, Scald Head, Syphilis and
Syphilitic A feet sons, Mercurial Disease, Dropsy,
aeuralyia or T \e Douloureux, Debility, Dyspepsia
and Indigestion, Erysipelas, Hose or St, Ant King's
Fire, and indeed the whole class ol oomplamts aris
ing from Impurity of the Blood. f
This compound will bo found a great promotor a!
health, when tuken in the spring, to expel tlie foul
humors which fester in the hi* • ! at tuat season of
the year, By the timely expulsion of them many
»kling disorders ore nipped in the bud. Multi
tudes can, by the aid ol this rerncuy, spore them
selves from the enduranoe of foui eruptions
cerous sores, through which the sy'o
to rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do this
through the naiural channels ol the body by
mauve mcdicno. flense out the vitiated blood
whenever you lind its impurities bur?ting through
the skin in pimples, eruptions or so**»/cieuse it
whenever it is toul, and your iceiing» will tell you
when. Even where ho yuTtieaiar disorder is felt,
•uwpfe eiijoy better fleuith, and hye lunger, toy
c:cun>iug the blood. Keep the blood heaituy, ana
HÜ is wed ; but with this pabulum ot life diuuruered,
thuie
have labored to
ot still
D
le.
Can
Mt.
St.
n
will strive
II
M
lusting ucultb. boouer
u the great machinery
»thrown.
laUl
lor
s..meihiug must go wrong,
0 » ilia is di ruerod or ovoi
baisapanllu hu», and deserves much, the reputa
tion, ol accomplishing thèse onus. But the World
has been egregiously deceived by prepui uuups ot it,
partly because the »trug alone has m
tue that is claimed for (t, but more because many
pi {.parutions, pieteuuing to he c» pccutraied cX
truçts of it, copiaip but Uttlp pi tho value
pat illy , or uuy thing vise.
Duriug lute years the public have been misled by
by large butties, pieteuuing to give u quart ot De
tract ot Sureapumia
have been irudds upon the sick, tor tue not
contain little, it any, darsupanlla, but oiicn no o u
ative properties whatever. Hence, bitlei
disuppoiaiuicut has toliowed the use <
ficus extracts oi barsapaniiu whicn Uuou the mar
ket, until the name *Mn is justly dpspi^pd, utia uas
become synonymous with mipoeitiou auu cLeai.—
btiil we can this compound ûursaparulu, auu intend
to supply suph a remedy us sUan rescue tu« n^rnu
from the load oi qtyi(id> wmch resta upon it. And
ç thiuk we bjtye ground' ior bedrvipg 4 hu^s vir
tues which are uresistible by thb ptutuary run of
the diseases it is intcuueu tv cure, in wiuör to se
their complete eradication from the system,
the remeuy should be juuiuiousiy taken according
tu direutiohs on tho botu«.
a* 1 tue
b arsu
. Musi of tucse
Uu pam
UiC va
es
a
PREPARED BY
PR, 1. Ç. »IRK & CO.,
LOW ELL, MA&8.
Price, $i per Bottle;
bix Bottles for $5.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
has won for itself suoh a renown for the cure o
Lung Complaint, tfiat
rccuuut tfie
ery variety ol Ihruat
iirely ur necessary ior
dcnco ci its viitucs, wherever it has been urnpioy ed.
As it hus long botifi in constant qse throughout »
section, we need uot do more than assure tue poop»«
its quality is kept up to the best it evor has oeou,
anu that it may be relieu on to do lur their relict all
it hus ever been found to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR TUE CURE OF
Costivones8, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, indigestion, Dys
entery, Jboul {Stomach, Erysipulas, Jieuuuchc, Pues,
Rheumatism, Erupt».us aud tfkin Diseuaes, Liver
Complaint, Dr*psy, i otter, Tumors and bait Rheum,
Worms, Guut, A \«»uiulgia, ns a Dinner Pdi, and for
PuniyiRif Biood,
They
sugar-coated, so that the most sensitive
«un take them pleasantly,
ly pfly«io.
Plie. 25 cent, per Box ; Fir. Baxc. (or $1,000
they are the boat
in tfie world for all the mi»**»«— «u $««.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
their names
to certiiy the unpaiiUlefod usefuiuuss of tups« r
edies, but our space hero will not permit the inser
tion of them. The Agents he»
gratis our American Almanac in which they are
given; vyith also iuii descriptions ot the above com
plaints, and the treatment that sfiould ho followed
for tfieir cure,
Do not be put off unprincipled dealers with
other preparation» they make more profit on.
rnuçd Aye u a, uud tufiu
the best aid thwie
of
is
or
or
is
, and eminent personage», have i
uuuied furMiah
lie
others. The siek
ior them, und they shqufii have
if. AU our Remrdiss lor sale by Druggists gener
April 1,'04.
Miff«
For the Fruitj Flower and Eitvtien Uarden.
THU
1801.
180».
GARDENER'S MONTHLY
»
W. G. P. BRTNGKLOIi, Publisher,.
Office; 23 North ÖiXtU ötreet, Philadelphia.
TBKMS :
$1 «O A Y BAR.
Edited by THOMAS MLR HAN.
THE MONTHLY LON TLA . 8 aRE:
. Hints— 1 lower Garden and Pfoa»uis Ground;
Fruit Uarden; Vegetable Garden; Window Gar
dening,
Communications—E mbracing the Tiews of the
La-t writers on Horticulture. A» oorrculture, and Ru
AUans.
Liutouial— Giving the Editor's views
important Hurlioultural lmpiovements.
•scraps uud <«UMne*—New F ruits—A.
the
Plants—
Domestic aud Toreigu XuteHigeuue—Furcign (Jer
respoudeuce—Hurticuiturol N utieus.
W ith each Depuuiuent handsomely illustrated.
These general leatuie»
publia
snail be »put
Magazine «very
his previous «&
be retained, and the
pledges biui&eu tflut uo labor or expense
to reuder tfie suooeeuing issues ui me
way worthy of the favor wita wuieff
been amply rewarued.
BlND T UR A bPLCXMLN.
Jan. 20, 1864«
A ja
eiuss * ärmere' Mugutme jur Hennsyii/uu iu
W04. Tlie Peunsyivauia 1864.
FARMER AND GARDENER,
DEVOTED TO
Agriculture, Horticulture, and Rural Affairs,
EDITED AND VUDLlfiUED MY
WM. Ö. YOUNG à CD.,
62 North {Sixth Street. Philadelphia.
- - - ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
The 6th Yohimo commenoes with Juuuary number.
Having obtameu tfie servioes of eminent anu pi'ac
Tioai Agriculturist», Horticulturists, tstuck Dreeuers
confiueuuy «ner tue Gurreut
ot the best ever issued, for ongiuai
ity, practical thought aud reliable information.
BEND FOR A SPECIMEN.
u»
TERMS: -
the
it
the
aud Luc-Keepers,
Volume
Jan. 29, 1864.
J^YON'S KATHAIRON.
Kuthairon is from the Greek word "Kathro," or
"Kathairo," signifying to dense, rejuvenate, and
restore. This ortiole is what its name signifies.—
For preserving, restoring and beuutifying and se
storing the HUMAN HAIR it is the most remark
able preparation iu the world. It is again owned
and put up by the original proprietor, and is
made with the «urne
gave it a sale of
, |kill, and attention whivh
million bottles per year.
It is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandruff;
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rioh, soft, and glossy.
It prevents the hair from fallidg off and turning
gray.
It restores hair on bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman
beautiful head of huir should
and
lady who values a
LYON s KAlHA
RiON, It is known and used throughout the civ
ilized world. Seid by all respectable deuiers.
DEM AS 6. BARNES A CO., New York.
ar
and
lady
For Sale.
A VALUA1U.E TRACT U» i.AND, «it.ate oh
auvigatiun, having a good lauding, and over
6flUu cords ot wood glowing thereon, with excellent
Fisheries attached, can be had by applying
•ubsonbur at this place.
1 will sell.the form,
reserving .the land.
else dispose of thedimhar,
C. S. LAYTON,
Dri.
Ju l, M».
Peninsular Railroad Line.
Change of Hour*.
LkmM
D
N and after Monday, Au 4 . lot iö64, Passengor
Trains will
NORTH.
as follows
SOI DH
Leave
Salisbury,
Delia or,
Laurel,
Broad Creek
Scalerd,
Cannon s,
Briugevdle,
Qreonwo d,
Farmington,
Milford,
Harrington,
le. ton.
Can toi buoy
Camden,
ï>. M
H 65 \ Philadel'a, 8 05 4 30
12 20
v 42 55 ( Baltimore, 7 30 1 16
A. M.
1 35 j Wilmiag'n ü 36 6 00
1' 45 N. Castle » 66 6 20
2 O., I Boar
2 3o I St. Geog's 16 20 6 60
3 00 Mr. Plea t 10 30 7 00
2 40 I Middiet q 10 50 7 20
3 2u I Ibwn.'d 11 00 7 30
3 36 Blaokb'd 11 U6 7 36
34V J Smyrna 11 20 7 50
3 5o I* Mooreton 11 35 8 06
11 66 8 20
r. U. 12 04
12 16
12 2u
12 40
Leave
r. u
P. M.
i lie
10 10 6 40
in
A. M. p. n I Dover
6 30 4 15 I Camden
6 40 4 30 I Came, bury
6 55 4 46 I Fei
7 16 5 00 Harrington
7 20 9 10
7 40 5 $0 j Mii.ord
7 50 5 40
8 00 5 66 J Farmington '
8 15 8 lu i Greenw « d
8 30 6 25
Dover
Mi.o.uton
Smy
B-aokflird
Townsend
Middleto
Mt. Pleasant
St. Georgos
Bear
New Castle
Airive at
will
up
A>. ivo at
1 10
Le.. To
1 00
1 26
2 oil
2 1«
2 3a
2 46
B ldgovide
Wilmington 8 50 $45 j l eaiord
Philadelphia 10 25 8 36 JJroau Creek
F. M. A. II L.quief
1 05 3 16 j xieinigr 3 26
I Ar. at Salisbury 3 44
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and Sulphury will u
will
been
to
3 Do
Baltimore
.i g tram Irwin Balti
more and spend night at Wi.in.ngtou. Pas vu 0 e; s
lor Dover may leave Dai irno-e at 1.0a p
proceed sumo even.ng.
. u nd
E. Q. bEWALL, Jr.
biiperiiitend 1 Dei. R. R.
km,
will
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the Attc York Timte .
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ties of nature's works murks the existence of relined
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ttyis
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...
o
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" 'I'lIE UNION,'
Sept, Ut 'C3 t
Gtoryeloun, Del ,
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
1 uiLAhkLi uiA, May 3o, Xöü3.
J/, C. Sudler Esq,, Agent j or Lillies àujes:
Beau oju : Durmg tue ut^bg ot M..y in, 1&03
Giucciy aria pfwViSlou ûlore, at No»tu ùecu
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bei ure tue ffre
A. 61., and
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eugiue» oould
, our wheiu »tock uf
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•ntiug to over $2,UUU was wuolly
Ot your No. IX Cumud lion
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the ure not iu tue
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it came out <
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cept the melting
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Tue coûtent» in»iue were uot uUcQtea ui
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luureosuu
UCUC«.
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MuMANUS & DROIT,
Late 42V North SECOND Street.
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SAFES
accidental fire
PuiludelpUia
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AND CHILLED IRON SAFES are much tue
cheapest and the only reiil Fire and Burglar-Pi oui
Safes ffow modo ; and to those who want simply a
Fire-proof, I would say that LILLIE'S WROUGHT
IROx\ SAFE is fully equal
and
all respects to any of
upproved makers, and is sola ut lully
third less price.
I also uju receiving daily in exchange for Lillie's
Wrought and Chuted iron baies otner Sales, and
keep constantly on ffuud a general assortment of
HERRING'S; EVANS A WATSONS, and other
makers, many of thorn almost new, which I über
at, anu even fffiow, auction prices.
All parties interested ure ' particularly requested
to examine the Saie» above ueecnbed at my depot.
M. C. SADLER, Agent,
No. 21 Seuth SEVENTH Street.
the
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KOT A «UM URIXK !
A illQULY CO»tl»ÙUATM>
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
Iv> > A runs
THAT WILL RKLIEV
AND NOT MARK DRUNKARDS,
Ff !Ie AFFLiciÉh
Dr. IIooflnnd'8
m
GERMAN BITTERS,
PRHPARED UP
OR, C, M. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
WILL EFFECTU ALLY AkD MOST CERTAINLY
Cure all Diseases
ARISING FROM A
DISORDERED LIVER,
STOMACH op
KIDNEYS.
Thousands of our citizens aro suffering from Drs
pkpska and Liver Diseases, and to whom the fol
lowing questions apply:—we guarantee.
llunllnmi's (iiTinun Bitter's will curt them,
DYSPEPSIA AND DIVER DISEASE.
Do you rise with a coated tongue mornings, with
bad taste in the mouth und poor appetite for break
last? Do you ieel when you first get up so weak
and languid you
have a Uiszinoss in the head at times, and often a
dullness with headache oocgsionully ? Are y
bowels costive and irregular, and appetite change
able? Do you throw up wind from the stomach, and
do you swell up often ? Do you feel a fullness after
eating, and sinking when tho stomach is empty ?—
Do you hare heartburn occasionally ? Do you fool
low spirited, and look on the dark side of things ?
Are you not unusually nervous at times? Do you
not boeouio restlose, and often lay until midnight
before you cup go to slepp ? and then at times, dop't
ypu feel dull and sleepy most ot the time? Is your
skip dry and scaly ? also sallow ? in short, is- not
your life a burthen, full of forebodings ?
IIoollnn4 , p German Hlttops
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or Neixous DtOiiity, Jjiscasc of the
Kidneys, and Diseases arising from a Dust
ordered Si mach. is
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
tlio Digestive Organs :
Cely get about? Do you
Resulting frpip Disoidcrs
Constipar
fion, inwurd
files, Fulness or
Blood to the hpad,
Acidity of tho Stomach,
Nuuscu, Heartburn, disgust
for Food, Fulness or weight in
Stomach, sour Eructutioqs, sink
ing or iiuttering at the pit of the
Stomach» swimming of the Head, hur
ried und difficult breathing, fluttering at the
fleart, choking or suffocating sensutious when iu
lying posture, dimness of vision, dots or wpbs
before the sight, tcver and {lull pain in the
}lea»l, deficiency of perspiration, yel
lowness of the skin
eyes, pain
in tho side,bapk,ckpit,hi 4 ib 8 > jfcp.
sudden flushes of Heat,
burning in the flesh,
Staut imaginings of
pyil, and grpaf
depression of
spirits.
PARTICULAR NOTICE,
There are many preparations sold under tbe name
oLBitters, put up iu quart uottles, compouuueu ot
the cboapert whiskey or common '
20 to 40 cents per gailou, the taste disguised by
Anise or Conain.er o»ed.
Ibis class of Bitters has caused and will oontinue
to cause, as long as they can be sold hunui
die tfie death oi tfie uruukard. By tfloir use the
system is kept continually under tho influence of
Alcoholic stimulants ol the worst kinu, tnu ueisie
liquor i. created aud kept up, uuu the result is
t ic horrors uitcudaut upon a uiuukuru s mu
uyath.
For those who desire and will kave% Liquor Bit
ters, we publish the loliowiug receipt.
JJotile of ±ioojiantt's lier»
o quur.s of Uuod Brandy or H hi
will be a picpuiatlya that wil
ical virtues aud trl
uua D.quur Hitters
i Ou will
, costing
Uot Out
mix wit»
tue
:ey,
lav excel
excelieucc any ui tue
Uiu market, udu will c
me virtues of liooj,
Untere in connection w»tfi a gouu article
at u much lets price than these
will cost you.
Liquor,
»emu preparation»
Roofiand's Genaau Bitters
u goou uppeUiu.
you strong healthy nerves.
W ui give you onsk anu energetic feelings.
Ill pUSlUVCiJ
Will givt j
W ill g
Will enubio y
pi event \ eiip w F
aver, Biliiuus lever, Ac.
Those suffering from brukeu down and delicate
Constitution»,
or Fctuuie, wi
BITTERS,'« reiittdy inaf w
heuRto. buch
of instuuuss, and but a lair trial i»' re,,
the assertion.
cause, euher
irOUJb dAND ù GERMAIN
icstuie them
wuatev
Mu.«
bud
» »ecu Ue
u thuusunus
rod iu prove
RESlUAIBEB,
IUAT THESE BXTTKKS AKE NOT ALCOJIOL
1«., Ax\U tSUL Ao A
BE\ EKAUE.
The Proprietors have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent GLLKUiAiKN, LaWYFRö,
I'liloibiAkfi, and GiTiZDNS, testifying ul tuen
n peisuiiui knuwieugc, to the beuehciul effects
mcuicai virtues ol tnese Bitters.
/» J(cv. J. AeiciOH Ur
Fi-c
, U. D., Editor of the
us Anowtedye.
or iccummend
general, turouga Ui»tru»t ot
. 1 y et
umy nut testily to the
îgovçs üimseii to nuve received from
uny simple piepuiaiiou, in me hope tüut fie
d others.
regai d to Hootlund's
. U. M. Jucasuu oi
Ancyelopedxu oj lleliyio
Althongu nut uispu»
Patent meqioiuea in
tben lugicaienu anu eu
why a
ncifdt lea
b» m nts
my
contribute to tue buncut
i uo this tUe more reauiiy u
German Ditter»,. piepa
this oily, because i was puy\idic
many y
chiefly
»J
against tuem ior
tuat they
ifiuebieu to my
iiieuu i.ouert {shoemaker, Lsq., ior tue removal ui
turn prejudice by pi upc» tests, and
urexL to try tucm, wueu suhenng li
O cuni.ui. 0 d ueoiiity. The use ot three uutties
ol tue»u Hule»», at tue ueginuiUo
Was followed oy cviueui iciie., auu letcurauun to a
uegf ee of bouny
foil »or six uiouiU«
oi regaiuiug. X therefore ihuuk God
the • f ol them.
23, ttX. u. Nl\VTUN BROYVN.
, unucr the impress»
uioouohc mixtnie. X
r cucui.iuge
g.e
the present year
meu.al vigur wuiun 1
almost ueapu.ruu
tor uueotiUg
X'hn a, *s
DISEASES OF KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
AttED, MALE OR FEMALE.
Are speeduy removed, auu, tu« patient restored
to béait h. DELibAlh CHILDREN, those SUfior
iug from Marasmus.
auy Uosff ou thou noue»,
time,
YOUN«
iii£ uwuy witfi scarcely
e cuicu m u -very sfioit
bottie iu »ucu cases, will figve a most
surprising efleeff l'ARLNTd having suuei-tng
cbuuicu us above, unu wisutng to raise tuem will
uovui- regret tue day they uommeuueu Wit» tfie»
Bitters. LITERARY MEN,STUDENTS,anutfio»e
Vfoiking fiurd with tfieir brains, sfioulu aiways k«eep
a bottiu ui Hoofiand s Bitters near them, us tncy
hud much bim^ut irom its use, to botu miud uud
bouy, mvigoratuig aud uot uepiessmg. it is nut u
Liquor Stimulant, ana leaves
piustratiou.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS !
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS,
attention of all having relations
army it) the fact that "lloofiand's Geruiun Bitters"
o nuio-ientfls of the diseases induced by ex
posures and privations incident to cuiup-life. in
tho lists, publitohed almost dtiiiy in the newspapers,
the arrival ol the sick, it' will be Z}otieeu that a
sufiering from debility,
be readily cureu by
We have uo hesitation
were freely
eall
friends in the
will
very large proportion
every case of thst kind
Hooflt'nd's German Bitters,
in stutiug that il those Bitters
soldiers, hundreds of live* might be sav
ed that otherwise would be lost. Tho proprietors
daily recoiying thankful letters from sufferers
in the army und hospitals, who have been restored
to heuitfi by the use of these Bitters, sent to them
by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ! See that the
the wrapp
signature ol "C. M. Jackson'' is on
«neu Lottie. Price per bottle, 75 ceuts, or fiuil doz.
for $i,UU.
Suould your nearest druggist not have the article
by auy oi tfie intoxicating prepa
id .ts place, but aenu
«urely packe«, by exprms.
ulaotory, N*. Wl Arch
JONES A EVANS,
Successor to C. A. Jackso* dt Go., Prupnetors.
ßBfkor sale by druggists and deafer»,
tew* I* the United t**toe.
of
i Street, PUiaoeiph
do
be p
rations thut uiuy bo oil «red
us, jye will forward,
to
Dr
■ j
115-47. J
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PLANTATION BITTERS'.
T nE sole of Plantation Hit .era is without prece
dent in tho history of the world. There is art
secret in the matter. They
speedy, strengthening health-restorer
the most
m Æ PPIPl, - . disoov*
«red. It requires but a single trial to understand
this. Their purity can always be relied upon. They
are composed of the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Cub
curilla Bark, Dandelion, Chamomile Flow
ender Flowers,
Orange-peel, Bin
dock.
m
, Lav
\Vintergroon, Anise, V lover-be<Is,
ako-root, Caraway, Coriander, Bur
S,—T.—1860—X. &c.
especially recommended to clergymen,
public speakers, and persons of literary habits and
sedentary life, who require free digestion, a relish
for food, and clcqr mental faculties.
Delicate lemaies and weak persons aro certain le
find in these Bitters what they havo so long looked
Thé]
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They oreate a healthy uppotite.
Tjlcy are ap antidote to ohuuge of water and diet,
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the systepn end enliven the mind,
They prevent imasinutic und intermittent levers.
They purify the breath and'acidity of tho stomach.
Thoy
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus
They sure Liv
They aie the best
Dyspepria and Constipation.
Complaint and nervous Headache
itters in the
innko the weuk man strong, and are exhausted na
ture's great restorer.
»rid. They
Tho following startling and emphatio statements
office :
Letter of Rev. E. F. Crane, Chaplain of the 107th
Now York Regiment,
Lr
Nkaii Acqoia Creek,
March 4th, 1863.
Owing to the great exposure and terrible decom*
posit» n ul'tor the bstne of Antietum, 1 wus utteily
prustruiod und very sick. My ktoiuuuh wuulu not
retain medicine. An uriic.c Cuheu Plantation Hit
ters, prepared by Dr. Drake, of N
prescribed to give me strougtli and
my great surprise they gi
Two bottles almost utiowed
appetite. To
immediate relief.—
to join uiy regiment,
1 many
private
* * * * I have since seen them us>
cases, and am free to say, for hosptiul
purposes I know of pot.hing like them.
REV. h. E. CRANE, Chaplain.
Letter from the Rev. N. E. Gilds, St. Clairs?
vino, Fa.:
Gentlemen : You wore kind enough, on a former ,
occasion to send me a hull' (losen bottles ol Fiuntu^
tiQii Litters lor $3 60. My wuo having der»\cd so
much benefit Irom the use ol these Hitlers, 1 ucsirq
her to continue them, aud you will p
six bottlos moro for the money iuciosuik
US
1 mu, very truly, yours,
N. E. UlLDri, Pastor Ger, Ref, Church,
SopDiEns* Home. Superintendent's Office,
Cincinnati, Unio, Jan. lJtfi, lfiU3.
*
I have given your Plantation Bitters to hundred^
• noble boluiors who »tup here, uiur
irom vanuus ouuaod,
Ul»i
tfie oiioct is marvel
abled
lous and gratifying.
Such a preparation as this is, I heartily wish in,
every family, hospital, and at bund uu every uattiu
field.
U. W. D. ANDEltöUN, Buperinlcu«»cut.
Dr. W. A. Childs. Surgeon of the Tenth YoriqonA
Itegimeut, wruetr: "I wlusii every soldier had a out -
tie oi Plantation Butors. Taoy are tno mo»t «uuo
tive, perioot, and harmioas I
Willard's Hotel,
WASUTNO'l ON, D. t-v 23fl * 1863.
Gentlemen : VVo require uuuth.ur supply ef youf
Plautuiiuu Bitters, the popularity oi which dully,
increases With the guests of
Respect,» udy,
bilvLö, CHADWICK, A CO.
£c. a Ac., &v.,. Ac., 4u.| Ac.
house.
Bo sure that every bottle boars the fac-Ahuilo o$
a slcçi-plute lubei, a ith
signature un
atuipp uv;«r th« cork..
; privat*
T. II« DRAKE, A < 0. %
202 11/tO AD WA Y, A'. Y.,
Solçl by all respectable Druggists, Physiciunfl*,
Grocers, llotels, Saloons, and cunniry dealers.
Sept. 11, 1863.
PBEWi'S
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES,
AND.
COMBINATION CUSHIONS :
rpUESE Billiard Tables have received
X qualified upprovai ui the best piayqis i
the ux»-
luusff
•potent jud b .s, wliu have uniuersany p
them unequalled for general exeeu
biuiy.
uuuccd
» du ra
;ven distinct patents for improvements in Bil
! Culled
liurd Tables have been grunted tu
States Patent Daieu und ne baye lateiy obtained u,
puteut nom tfie Treuufi guvcrnmcut lur our; im
provements m biiiiuru c
W« employ, in tire cuu»iruction of our tables, a,
variety ol ui»onine» epcciuiiy muue for the purpose,
by which means we are enabled tu insure asoienunQ;
und luecnunicul accuracy ffythertu unknown
liutd manufacture.
Having u long experience und thorough knowl
edge ol a.l the appiiuuce* of billiards,
ly on hand a . rge stuck
tliurougüiy »euaoucd muienula, we ure pictured to.
furuUn every thing required in the üuHard uuu with,
unprecedenud aiopatcff.
The eui.uiuk Treuen billiard player, M. Berger
has published the following opinion :
"New York, August 2d, 1861.
"On tho eve of leaving the Cuucd states, X
happy to deciare to oil amateurs of biniards. tfiat,
alter a tour ot eleven muirtlrs through the i r.ncipio
eitle?, X havo been enub.ed to judge in. a satisfactory
manner of the su^èriunty ol tfie Biiiiaru Tuu»ea
manufactured by Phe
ol niuuulacturc is so superior, that i
introduce their style ut cushion into Trance,
have united to their manulaeture
Hard Tables that
bie excellence and beauty. Fui
hgj>py to make this declaration.
OJ
a
hil
A Cullender. T he sy su
uappy î
u
Aiiey
American i>ji
the Fleuch Tubie», ui rehiarka
tliesu
uU» i a
"BERGER, CLAUDIUS,
Froteg&or of Bn
, Bans."
Parties ordering from us will Uud
low os goud work cun possibly bo uiuuu
sell first-class article» ut a
make un inferior article at any price.
Orders by mail carefully and promptly executed.
Illustrated Catalogues und Prioe Lists »ent by mail.
"Tuk Billiard Cue," a journal published in tflo
iu tv rest of billiards, and containing details of ull
novelties, a copious record of biliiurd
ery thing of interest to amateurs of billiards, sent
Dee ou application.
PHELAN A COLLENDER,
63, 66, 67 and 69 Gros by Su, N. Y*
And 724 A 726 Montgomery St.,
Se.it. Ai, U 63.
prices us
V Wo
price, and will uot
a
, and ov-\
Frunciaco, Cufo
V ICK>
SUING LIN <1 HATCHETS,
BROAD HATCHETS, AXES,
NAIL HAMMERS,
SHOE HAMMERS
RIVETING HAMMERS, und
ENGINEER HAMMERS,
MANUFACTURED AND EUR SALE DY
f}. HIIIUO.ID A SOS,
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