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4 Aplk.c' ~ Ck and all sorts Of COM b st
IL o. BS' HAIR store, near 18th street And a. tis
eslss Rson. sndsT Wllkes' Hotsl. % AN
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L feet Portrait of yourself TO rs cents warranted
not to fade 1900 of these beautiful pictures made
% W. odey IN pine weeks. 30 charge unless the
81 cents, which can be sent by mail without ex ira
charge: EveIy variety of cases kept on hand. Sun
Photographer, No. Si2 f. street,
tA Ism w illards,.
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CHARLES N. RUGLkR,

CHARLES N. KUGLkR,
~ No. 8l8 Pa. apesHt, beElcsez ID aad Sd SIS
VIII furnish ard send lcECRAM IN any part OF
the CITY Ct 50 per sallOn; - cents quart. PARE
Festvsls. Bal 8 and Parties Of kinds furnished on
thsfnost reasonable terms.
oc29n G. ~. KrsLEE
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M. NJ. b b. he n,

n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
DR. MUNSON Is now rettins Testh on Vulcan
lte, combining the irresistible advantages 80
OF cheapness, durability, usefulness and in 7
creased comfort. Those having badly fit V131n
ing plates osn W be guarantee perfect fit. Teeth
mounted on Vucamte will cost ethlrd less than
gold. and are lar superior every respect. Call
and see specimens az $50 Pennsy lvanis avenue.
az =
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA
~ NICARAGUA.

CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA
~ NICARAGUA.
Amerrcan, Alantie, and Pacific Ship Canal
Company. Prepuetors.
RED r. ID ARES.
The splendid steamship wAsHINGTON,s ,cto
tons, Captain HENRY CHURCHILL, hav- l3U
ing been lifted up expressly for the Call SkkR
fnTnia trade by the NIoaragge route. wllis
leave Pier No. 81, North River, New York, on - :
urday, the eth NCvember, at p. m csuy,ns Prs-
sengers mails and freight To san Juan d'I NnTte 10
Q. M ect at san Juan del Sur with his wei Known
and cbmmofious steamship hermann, Captain
evenly, for San Francisco. California
These steamshlrs offer u surpassed acco'nmo-
dations ( H the comfort and safety OF passengers
The lsthmus route Is thOroHrhit ~ paired ana IN
good ondl'iou, aud the country healthy.
For passage or freight sPpiy only ct the once OF
ocG JOHN p, YELyERTON, Agent.
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-Passensers for
Il the Orange and Alex
=, snd5i. Kali Rs.iTo,d, .y lssvin. ~ 81 EB
the Alexandra md Washington Railroad, TIN ct,
and Louisiana avenre, will he called for and con
yeyed to the Long Bridge station, whore a good
breakfast can be obtained. This line ca RES the
u. :. Mail for the a. a A. r. r.. Passengers will
hnc u free from the annoy cf wagons and horses
that rs met with the brat. Ii is the most e1 pc
dtlous, and. many instances. the most econoInI-
Baltimore.
N. B.-Cosohes furnished for Excursions and Pie
Nios. ia "a ~
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VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b. obtained AZ the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner 81 PeuEsy vania avenue and 9Th
street, Washington, on hoard Of tho steam Ferry
Boat George Page or 81 the office of the Orange and
Aexandris Railroad. at Alexandra.
Richmond, DGnviAe, Lynoh5u-e, Bristol,
Knoxville, Dalton, hfkarfo, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nsrc Orleans,
By a direct route, a d continuous railway connso-
tons to Memphis.
Afordlns rreater ETpsdir,on and Con,forf and
being over 30 tlss shorter than by any other
The steam fry bost . eorge Page leaves the foot
of7th street 81 Oh a. for Alexandria, where Pas
sengers take the cars for Richmond. Charlottesville,
stanton. White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock. 30 |,
and at N m. for Richmond and all points Soath-
west, making sure and close connections TO Mem
phs.
Baggage Wagons end Omnlbuses leave the ONCE
Ia. avenue, st O'CLOCK 9. m, and Pm.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
Je It'll Washington.
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Ok DUPONTS OS
C.l u N q w ID R. I'D
w. ALBERT KING. GEORGETOWN, ID. c., for
past the sole gent In the District of Colum-
hia for Messrs Dupont CO., Of Wilmingto ton, Del
aware. keep constantly on hand large .tock of all
the different grades of POWDER manufactured
by them, embracing, In part
blasting and Mining Powder, in IS and 50 ID. kegs
Cannon and Musket DO, tU. s. Govern
ment proof.D IN Is and 80 Id. kegs
Ducking Powder, in 61. l21s and rs 10 kegs
Diamond Grain do. In III cenisters
Eagle Rifle do. in 61 and I2I< ID. kegs
De. do. in and y ID. csnisters
F,FF, FFF, Go. in and II ID. caDIsteTs
Do. do. in Il Id. TASKS and can: sters
virginia Rifle do. IN Id. canisters
II safety Fuse of superior quality oin barrels
and packages.
AL OF the above will be sold at manufacturers
tho District.
The CHARACTER of Dupont's Powder has been so
well and favorably known for a half century, that
We deem 1t unnecessary to say any thing in its
praise.
IL We take pleasure at all times In showing
samples and style of packages to sportsmen and
others.
IL Office No. IS High street, immediately ad
joining the Canal Bridge. seS-n
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FRANK r. SANDS. UNDE n
Funeral calls attended to ct oil hours. Keeps
eousteutly on hand ready made Cot
nns Of ell kinds. md svery article re-
All orders from the country attended to with
promptness and on moderats terms. Also, furniture
neatly repaired and vanished. "a 2o-Sm
I w. PLANT, UNDERTAKES, No. as 7th
-: street, between and =, Keeps
Suired IN his lna1-a fne Hearse,
Patent Corpse Preervers, TO-, &c. His charges are
moderate. and his attention instant on CALI any hOur
Of the day or night Hacks fl Finished for funerals at
Q. c. LAMAR. C.H.M MOTT. y.L,AuTay,
I AMAR, MOTT Il AUTRY,
L. ATTORSEYS-ATLAW
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss,
VIII practice IN the High Court of Errors and Az
PEAS at Jackson. the Federal Court at pontotoo.
sissIppI. and will attend to the Collection of Claims
throughout North Mississippi Sc Is-tf
NAT VASTLY REDUCED PRICES.nA
X From this date shall offer the fol- SNkS
lowing Goods for than their real value, with the
MANTILLAS, LACE BASQUES,
TRAVELLING AND BAREGE CLOAKS,
EN- BROiUERlES, GUiPURE, VA N
BRUsSEL S and other LACEs,
B0NNETS, BONNET Trim MINGs,
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING of all sizes,
FRENCH FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
FINE MlTTS, dc., &c.
Special attention paid to DRESS MAKING, in
nj. WILLIAM,
je2 Opposite Centre Market.
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pkOPOsALs Z on INDIAN GOODS.
o,,,c!D 9, t.I Q, n. b IssrsiC a..

DEPARTMENT or fHE INrH1loR,
OfricH OF INDIAN ABrA'Rs, Oct. q, fsB.f
!sHaLko Pnopos Ars, endorsed" Proposals for In.
wall be received a. the once or adsn Aaair., WASH
inston city, until 100 clocks IN. on TCRDAv,
the thirteenth day of November next, for farnish-
ing the following named articles:
Glass No. I.
Maektnde Bidakefs, Cloths, ssd D.y Goess.
1890 pairs point white Mackinae 3lsi.kets to
measure " ~ .! inches. ard weigh pounds.
$3.50 pairs pa point white Maokinae Blankets. to
MEASURE "a by Sc inches, aud veixh pounds.
80 PAIRS point white Mackinae Rlsnkefs. TO
measure ~ BY IS lnchcs, asd wsigh 81 pounds.
GO pairs IA point white MackInao Blankets. TO
m Assure SC by 20 inches, and weigh az pounds.
80 pairs | point white Msoklnao Blankets, 10
measure 81 by 46 inches and weigh 81 pounds.
80 pairs point scarlet Macklnao Blankets, TO
$40 m n,,: s.s g. by q inches and Weigh pounds
measure "a by IS inches and weigh 6 pounds.
800 pairs l-point scarlet MackInac Blankets, TO
So, measure s. by IS inchee, and weigh Si4 pounds.
am MEASURE is by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds.
u" pairs point green MackIrao Blankets, TO
~ messu 90 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds.
gu pairs "a point green Mackin-c Blankets, to
- measure 81 by SO inches. and weigh pounds.
~ paIrsS1s ointIndso-bluc uackinac BLANKETS,
o 10 measure es by "a inches. and weigh 10 lbs.
20 pairs point md go blue Macklpac Blankets,
,o, TO measure 90 z inches, and weigh pounds.
49, TO measure 81 By S. inches, and weigh CHS.
100 palrs 81 point gentinela- blue Mackipan Bian-
kets to measure 66 by 81 inches, ard weigh /.
pounds.
800 pairs s. point eeninel. a. blue Mackinac Blap-
kets, ~ measure 81 by ~ inches, and weigh
pounds.
$50 pairs ~ point gentinela blue MackInac Blan
kets, to measure "a by to inches, and weigh
$50 pairs point gentinella- blue Mackinac Ban
KEYS, 70 measure u by IS inches, and weigh Slx
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALi.
IL THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR ID. SPEPSIA: WAX
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

IN q TH tiS SkEXT IA RA1T AMNiALAT2R
sf pRhf ZEE ASp ny WEE I tH h2MfsEs'
THE 'nG fSs MEDICAL aff
in a !. F,m.s shoud he KEEP.
ness a: IT frequent o.res in less time than it
externally and intensity
cd p Pan. ne the
and BODY also, sun NeckaeveTy person should
and ads sss
sfts t all pain from the system
yGa FOX e sTKUF use OF HH MiEb
GWH Its Is the best Cough Syrup in the
If yon are Bilious, use RARTsHORNE'S
and n1ss 'S S e Biz ths and
Foul Seoretions,
.osn kims c''' at Sf3tE'
S-. IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
SI tIdi1 VIII sns ssslst them By the Ps1s
has arrived from Europe With his hiS @
!: H. SD
FEkISGSPfS e9Sc4S f1' and e SD n tn.
BRG2iLfAN fEBsIE Rs ck3srfH 3Gkif hd,
which are warranted to improve any Ely steoted
Or tending to it, also
Persons who are compelled to use gasses or tbose
wonderful AA"ss
DOUBLE-POLlSHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received she highest reoOmme ndatiops NJ ths
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their pToduoina
Slearnees and easiness Of vision heretofore
In any other improvements.
,,Aso, al styIss Of OPERA, Spy, and MAGNI.
Tying GLASSES, COmpasses, and Microsc opes
ior sale ct his store, corner Of Eighth street and
tween D street and Pa avenue. 10
RDe nos initiate tAe eornsr er STA street.
nshment in EuroDo. "a -
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DARLOR FURNITURE,
+ PAPER ANsiNos AND UPHOLSTERY Goope.
The subscr bers keep on hand and mske to order
al .EieS q CAB NET and PARI ORA
FURNITURE, suoh as 8 ,fss. Arm, Easy andv4
Rocking CHAIRS, LOUNGES. DO. Also. supe -
nor assortment OF PAPER HANGINGS,"
borders and Shades. PAPER Hung IN the best
manner. Carpets Cut, Made, and Put Down on
short notice. Furniture Repaired and Vanished
Enameled Covered Lounges as low rs IS.
call 10 respectfully solicited from persons fur
nlshing their houses, and do sell furniture
OF orr 0ica make, as low, If not lover than the
same style OF work mot city make can be bought
at IN this CITY.
JOS. r. X. PLANT & CO,
Paper HanEers. Y phOisterers, and
Manufacturers of urniturs,
Oct en- $50 d street. between 9th and 10th,
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1922 PA AVENUE 1922
Travellers in want of RUNKS should not fan to
visit our extensive sale sTo0m, OCCUPY ing 6xxyu
the entire basement floor, where they viii SNSnX
lind eve description Of fine and medium ak15u
quality SOLE LEATHER, LADIES' DRESS
and PACKING TRUNKS, HAT bones, VA
LISES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHEIS &C. that
may be required, at cheap and moderate prices,
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co,
so Pepnsy lvania avenue,
8u 25f between 9th and 10th streets,
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limited STATES MAIL LINE,
Only Regular Lane, and Without Fa;ku-s
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA. AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Rts.lar saiIing Day,, sth 9 eoth Of easI ro.r,


CAurIos--So msny frauds and impo-
sltIcns Of vsrIoRs kinds have been lately (,xft(A
perpetrsted on travellers bound 60 cal IL - -
FORM A, that the subscriber the only suthor, ,od
AGENT ir passage BY the u :. Mai Line via Psna-
caution al persons seeking passage TO CalIfoynis.
that. TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they he oarefu To
find the true Office Of the Steamships OF the NJ. &,
Mail Lice, via Panama Rsiroad, AS no other once
IN New York Is authorized to engage passage
The Companies have ouly one Office in New York
whIca Is ct a Nest .treet. corner Of Warren ct,
nfIon,Ins On rns Sorth River, at the head Of the
III Observe my sirn over the door
je is J. w. RAJ MOND. Agent. New York.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
One of the STEAMSHIP DI tai, cou, ,u
the Uafed Staies MsIi for AGA PI'IP~' c.ss.Ins
CALIFORNIA. and OREGON, leaves F84R
remains twice each month. on he arrival szSS
al the United states Mail =. COMPANY a steamers
winch leave New Orleans and New York regularly
on the oth ana 2th Oi each month with the mails
a n1 panssengers, connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and .p
proved by The NAVY department, and guaranty Sp,.d
The Pansma RAJ road a miles To- "a is INV oo,,
eteo iInm &C an la ooeaL. and Ia crossed IN or
SsT y Ihe hssssse OF PASSENGERS rs checked
embsrked at Panama by steamer ~ the 49,,
psny's expense The money paid in New York
covers oil xpenses ofths trip. "
To ss r:.: and
dent, that the route 10 entirely rsiiabie-no Allure
HAVING occurred IN eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Psnams the same day they ar
Conductor. 20 through h, each steamer, and take
charss Of women and oh ldren without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply st
the agency. In West street, New York. 10 b. w,
RAYMONp.-ort to ARMSfRONG, HARRIS
Co. New orieans.-or c. l.. BARTLETT. Bos-
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CA r r A0 ES,
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to hls
Factory, making il now one Of the largest. ~1
IN tae District, where his facilities forS6E
manufacturing all kinds of CAR-XSE
RAG Els and Light WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long eIperie2oe in the bust
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Garages and Light Wagons kept On
All REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders Drompt-
Second hand Carriages takeu in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE
loft OOrnAr of 18th and z afa.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ LII Persons indeht. to the late firm OF Marsh
Foss. as well as to the undersigned, are speot
fatty requested TO call aid settle their ACCOUNTS Nv
the f's' Of November next. Those fai ing to call
and make settlement. either by cash or notes at
short dates. their lis, (which are now made out.l
AFTER that date, will pass into 9th er hands for coeo
ton. q. w. MARSH,
Southeast corner of 10th at. and Pa. av.
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MORENEW BOOKS At HEADQUARTERS
VI SHEPHERD,
Corner Of Sertath and ID Streets,
is Just receiving full supply Of
COLLEGE AND CLASSIC BOOKS
Also. keeps on hand fall supply Of Books used
In public and private Schools.
IL Cheap, Chea per. Cheapest. se3p
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pUMPHREY'S STABLES.-The undersisne
Il the son of the late Levi Humphrey,
takes pleasure IN inform ne his friends, ~
and the public. that he will continue the d
business of his late father at both the <VNy
old stands; that at the corner of 9th and ~A-S
streets having been under his mt for the
last three Ii will he the object of his cease
less care tn preserve the able reputation of the
stables, hls father IL them; and to that end n
public may rest assured that he will always be in
place. day and night and will strive to give satis-
faction to all who may favor him With their patron
age. J. W. PUMPHREY
ocl2-lm Upper Marlboro papers copy.D
OF ID MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
HE Undersigned offer for sale TIE above stand
ard brand of hne Rive WhIskey. of their own distil
laton. IN barrels and half barrels. The qualify of
the Whisky known so fsvoraby in the South for
the pHsteight years. will always be kept up TO its
former high standard. aud rohaseTs and mers
can rely upon Its being perfectly pure Rye WIS
Ky, distilled under our own personal supervision,
and entirely free from any deleterIous substances
winch render made up whiskIes ohjeotionabe O.
Always having STge stock of the above, and other
fine whlskIeS In New FORK well as Philadelphia
we arc enabled to ship goods from either oty direct
FREEMAN q SIMPSON, Phoenix DistilleTy,
Office log sontn Front at, PhlladeIpha; in New
orb. S6 Wall street oc5ly
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sASo for sS '' 10 JOIN BIZ - 3 81 SsiLi11ss
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-22

BLK vi. 'tfas-s -r "fl
= 8 The ice is. very solid, and hard to
break Thought ! smiled as | spoke.
!" It'is that want of inclination which
must be overcome. I, She'll go if we inz
sist upon it. Pa GAIA .,esTs9G IS a5 u
But WilkinsIWas ola different opin-
ion. ,sy4ssng4 doaayrA ,z,a6d9sA
81, know her d great deal better than
yousdo,o was his answer. div q. .ssI
Invent home with him. There was .
change in Mrs. Wilkins /; q glance re-
vealed this. 3 The languor sndeIhans.
tom SO painfully apparent on the pre-
yious evening. were scarcely visible
Her eyes we're brighter herFcounte-
nanccmore elevated, and her lips had 4
6rmer outline. : saw, that, some atten-
tien had, been given to her dress; and,
though not ID the, concert tim, it was
plain enough, that it would ottake her
avery great while to be IN presentable
condition. ssszsss assslaa IpaassY asa
.sWi1kins was in error His wife did
60 to the concert, and surprised. both
him and herself BY the Apqp4s Of pleas
lre, she received from the exquisite, per-
Torrance. indeed she sexpressed hdt
satisfsc6dH inAitelJ tdfnaj dbd With a
glowing fscs, n the iss !! l, q many
q 81 a5 b;ei & Ms. wiikih. yrs1 a,ksa Of
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So. No person shall receive, any Of
the sums aforesaid, untilshe shall have
sworn or af6raed 10 ! statement Of facts
showing him entitled to such bounty.
IA This act TO take effect shdgbx
il force from and after its publication
in tie Iowa State journal and Iowa
STEPHEN B, SHEILEDY,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
sa4S Y n. " GRAN FAVILLE,
sassees President Of the Senate.
Approved March 18th, 1853. So.
iss.s q q s Is RALPH r. LOWE. I
Office Of Secretary Of State,
Des Moines, March 22d, 1858.
I hereby certify that the foregoingis
: true copy from the original roll on
file in my Office.
s s L ELIJAH SELLS,
. s.i $500. ss- Secretary Of State. !
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BY AUTHORITY
I'm act akloscing a bounty upon the
soaps Of certain ANIMALS. s7eiN

s7p act 0iloacang a bounty upon the
!, soaps Of certain ANIMALS. '7a0
SECTION /. Be II enacted bv the
Gen er0s Assembly Of the State Of
b,oa, That the County Judge of any
county in this State, shall hereafter al
low the following bounty upon scAlps Of
the Prairie Wolf Lynx and Wildcat,
one dollar and fifty cents on each scalp;
the large species of wolves, known as
the Timber Wolf, three dollars each,
said bo,inty in. each case above named
70 ibsgRia gatepfrths county trsaspsy
Of the county in which said scalp Of
volf, lynx or wildcat was taken.
- 2. The person claiming, : bounty,
shall produce the scalp or scalps, With
the ears thereon within ten DAYS, after
the same shall have been taken to the
Judge or justice Of thepeace Of
<he county wheraina such wolf, lynx or
wildcat may hive been taken and Killed.
1t shalrbe 5hs H1fy Of the County Judge
or the officer before whom such scjap
VAS produced, 70 50 defaee the scalp
whom produced, - topresent theuse Sf
the same - obtain the bounty hes6ia
provided the second time. = SA-tssEl
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.f0iICS tVWdIuS HIS cOInpdIllOu.s SeFere
n times heainterrupted her, trying to
draw the conversation into another
channel and once or twice he threw in
depretiating sentences. as if she were
exaggerating the unhappy story Of her
iea1 IIIf TIA dIaTS YhaI8I
~ Llearned that Mrs. Wilkins rarely,
8, eYer went out Of her own house.
2eRsdnhes were very arduous, and her
ability from i'll health, small. Every
sdey4ahe worked to bodily exhaustion,
end 6S6llE in pain, There Was q no, re- e.
creation Of any kind, bodily or mental
It VISA living death. No wonder She
We dreoping, wretched, nervous wo-
A1A&fd LI sF9J9I .fI1A1 MATTE
Next day, Ircalled to see my friend,
.havipgs maaespps my mind to have 70
1T tklk with him. I referred to his
VIE, Sesssing my earnest sympathy
in regard to her. A-
. :..sss Mary r, .hssrsplied, 6 hel
case IS hepeless, and mine toe, 4 fear. .
ss' g While there's life there's hope,'
I'D I,l.using the physicians half-de
spaifihg axiom.
IS 10 REGARDED ne little cqrioqslysr
.sse.z Sfteh dd yod t 4 her s out! 8
Is s sgs$l 4, hsaa fsaD
4xdt 0s4t a10lf carriage 8irs us !.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-22
ELIJAH SELLS, =, =,
Secretary Of State.

I'm Qcf to 0n2e72G section name OF chap
ter 157 Of the acts passed at the
regular session Of the sirh Gener-
al assembly, Approved January
% 28th, II. d. 1857. s,S-'s o'e-.
SECTION /. Be At enacted}by the
General assembly Of the State Of
IoUa, That section nine Of chapter 157 !,
of the laws passed at the regular SEES
sion Of the sixth General Assembly be
amended so as to read thus, !" Nherev-
er the words intoxicating liquors occur
in this act or the act to which this is
amendatory, the same shall be constru-
ed to mean all spirituous and vinous
liquors, Provided that nothing in this
act shall be construed to forbid the
manufacture and sale Of beer, cider
from apples or wine from grapes, cur
rants or other fruits grown in this
State. q d. I, > o, 3 70, - TsA "
81. So much Of said section nine
referred to in the foregoing section as
is inconsistent with this act is hereby
repealed. 'as.ss .s 80 y.
& 8. That section one Of said chap
ter ISL be amended to read as fol-
lows:'a ga ass 5sasq tassa 60 la su ESQ ut
Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Iowa, that all that
part Of section first after the word pro-
vided in the eleventh line and sections
fourth, third and sixteenth are hereby
repealed. said q i p stitsassH 81 siss rs
5 4. That the following words where
they occur in section twelve ofsthe
"Act for the suppression Of intemper-
ance," approved January 22d, 1855,
to wit: the words " and order the pris-
oner to be discharged whenever be shall
become satisfied that the object Of this
law and the good Of the public, and the
prisoner will be advanced, thereby be,
and they are hereby repealed :" and
there is enacted in lieu thereof the fol-
lowing words :b"and order the prison-
er to be discharged upon his giving In
formation under oath stating where,
when and Of, whom he purchased or re-
ceived the liquor which produced the
intoxication, and the name and charac-
ter of the liquor obtained" 80 s.7.a
5. That any person who shall mix
any Intoxicating liquor with any beer,
vine or cider by him sold, and shall
sell or keep for sale, as beverage,
such. mixture, shall be deemed guilty
under section six Of the said Hact for
the suppression Of intemperance,'r > and
shall be punished accordingly. le.,el
; 5. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publica-
ton in the Iowa Citizen and Iowa State
Journal. 4, !. 1; j w. e''Ii Ss@ - :
STEPHEN B. SHELLEDY, kkgs
Il Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
"a'sgs s.', a - DRAM FAVIII1E, ss11l
.,5ooa 81 President Of the Senate. !.
Approved March 22d, 1858 beg ea,e.
slTla s RALPH P. LOWE,
Of6ceof Secretary Of State.
i .Des Moines, March gid, 1853, si
I hereby certify the foregoing to be
a true copy from the original RON on
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