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sec. 100. Whatever surplus OF moneys collected
under the foregoing provisions may remain, after de-
fraying the expenses Of such temporary relief and support, shall
be invested in exche quer bills, or other government securities
at the discretion of the Minister Of the Interior, until a suf-
hcient fund is accumulated for the purchase of a proper site for
a marine hospital, and the erection Of suitable buildings there
on, or for the provision OF other suitable hospital accommoda-
tons for seamen, when it shall be his duty to apply such fund
for that purpose Said minister is authorized to receive at any
time, IN the name of the government, donations of land, money,
or other property for marine hospitals ; and the same shall be
set apart and applied only to thai object.
Sec. l66. If a general or other hospital should be
established in any of the seaport towns of the king
dom, the Minister of the Interior may, at his discretion, con
tract with the same to apply any part of the marine hospital
fund to the support thereof. on condition that full provision il
made for the accommodation, relief and maintenance, Of six
and disabled Hawaiian seamen.
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Sec. 12S. Before granting such license, the Minis
ter of the Interior shall demand and receive at the
hands of the applicant, for the benefit OF the Royal Exchequer,
the sum Of fty dollars, besides the customary charges for
blanks and stamps
Sec. 124. Whoever shall manufacture wine for sale
without first obtaining a license as prescribed IN this
article, shall, on conviction thereof, before any Police or District
Justice, be liable to the fines and penalties prescribed in the Sec
ond section of the AID chapter of the Penal Code.
Sec. l25. Any person obtaining a license to manu-
facture wine, shall he at liberty to sell domestic wine
of his own manufacture, to any person, in such quantity and at
such place as he may desire. and shall not be liable Tor such
liquors without license
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Ia GoreTnorG-
Sea. 90. No person shall be eligible to the Office OF
Minister 20 the King. or Governor, who 10 not . SUBJ
80 OF dsuizsu. and Of the full age Of twenty-one
sse. 81. Every Minister or Governor, before enter
ing upou The duties of his ONCE, shall take and sub
ssFibs on ea&h TO support the Constitution and Laws,
AA s<A ED shanbs placed and kept among the records Of
Sc. 81 Every Minister shall reside and keep his
CO. a& De SsAk Of Government, and shall not leave
The kingdso daring bic continuance in of6ce, except
- 1ble bssissDv - 49, nay be charged BY the King.
CHAPTER vIL-DePartnent Of he Interior.
IA Thers shaI b, and Il hersby. created .
d-artuent Of eovsrnmenf, 20 lie seyBd the DEPART
- oftks Interior, which hail b presided over By
aaEdGr. ~ IAN b eansd - MIntesr q - interior.
GL-e4. Il shall b the duty u the Minister Of the
l,srior 10 have . gspesal supervision over the in
SrnTsasfrs q ths fingdom. and to faithfully and
Es6Hy sssass DE dufsss assigned sy iv to hs depart
aS.ak rhs Minister Of the Interior shall keep.
q nrnoriate books. . clear, distinct and full re-
S N - orsnssc<ions Of hin department.
- NJ said Minister shall have the care and
q III euvsrnment hands aud other pro
ncsty : q he Internal trade and commerce OF the
4t0 heG1Alhpvvosn1s q The internal pones o.
MEtuou orshs pa c0cns ofthe guvsFnnens psSiS
6~.a.n.S sssIs.e1 ssad Of nsh osnss "eas'
- s1<{bs. llilisssr Of tie Interior shall have
- a. snndnrds % ueighssAnd neasnrest
- el-ckotlEhnI nanuscript laws ensctsd ~ The
- q n 1a.fsa-r sffhsIsssriee han prc.sl-
- G0nodso ~ b msdshy -
r1ocru6nos ofdays a f6st OF Of thanksGfvines
~ = - WGoIZ H&nee = 10
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DRAWING PAPER.
ENOR SALE BY
1854 II. M. WI
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Ciaret, Haul Barsac, Champagne, Turpeniine aaih1
Olive Oil, superior German Blacksmith Coal
Swedish and English Bar Iron, assorted sizes.
Sheet-lead and Lead Pipe, Guns, Rifles, Gunp'vdsn
HALF-INCH LUMBER.
l49-tf ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & sTAPzaI
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ansd in a sum not exceeding ave hundred dollars, or in default
Of payment, imprisoned at hardiabor not exceeding six months,
IN the discretion Of the Court
Sec. GO. Every license to sell goods, wares and mer-
cbandise, shall be signed by the Minister Of the In
.sas :: and I'M t@P DIsss Or I sasn 's Within ssa, Which ii ih the f iseasse msy !; s sna
No such license shall be transferable
TO AUCTIONEERS.
Sec "a. The Minister Of the Interior may, at any
time, license for the term Of one year, one or more
suitable persons, being Hawaiian subjects. in each island, to
be public auctioneers within the respective islands for which
hey receive their licenses provided hossveI, that y. not ~ more E
Oahu. ~'
Sec. 6s. The price Of an auctioneer's license shall
be such a percentage on the sales made, as the Min
per cent
Sec. e6. Every auctioueer shall, upon receiving
his license, give q tond to the Minister of the Interi-
or in the penal sum Of one thousand dollars, with Sufficient
surety or sureties, 70 ne approved by said Minister, conditioned
| 70 law; that he shan pay quarterly to the Minister OF the In
terror the amount Of per centaee established by his license,
for whom be may have sold property the sums received BY him
from such , sss an, ss.T = e. shsa 1s , IN ssioa,' n W.. E01 ana ,ruir s sna
form 70 the laws relating TO sucfioneers-
Gee. 81. Every licensed auctioneer may chaIge n
eommieion Of not more han hve per cent; upon all
ne proceeds q sach saies ; and he may soc IN his own name
ny p sss9ea 5000 2S.,se1 P so psop e. y y4 4~ his o1a or shas e q
.nosher and his evtassn hall be admissible in any suit 20
Sec. So. Every licensed auotioneer shall. quarter
ly. under oath, render 10 the Ninister Of the Interior
h,thfal written .csssns q he vssss amount Of property sold
such aucronser shAn. quarterly. pey NJ 9ch percentage to
The aid - n dess's = =; , nay q .s.s 49, 49, Z - term, Of n.
revoke OF suspend his license
Sec. 50. Nothing in this article. OF IN sny ~ re-
latine to suetioneers, shall extend to or a1ece -
! eouectG or faxes. executor. administrator, or guardian. TequEs
ID or susherisa by has, e se' .ny Fssass psFsos.a s<a'sn p
d. ~ Every peruun. othGr than those neutton>
~ In section 90, Who shall sell any property st spee
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Per Radupa." from Boston !

Fer Ka0uga.' IrOm BOStOH
DUE FIRST SEPTEMBER
Blue sheeting and drilling, brown sheetings,
p. r. denims, Jewett city denims,
Cotton duck and Irvine. mems kip brogans,
Saddles with stirrups, &C., complete, whips,
Mems COW hide boots, cut nails,
Copper and iron tacks, rivets, asstd,
= Solar lamp shades and chimneys,
Whisky in barrels and kegs, casks of navy bread.
English cheese, 1900 Dbl shocks. hams,
Mess beef, prime pork, tobacco, shoe blacsing,
Preserved meats, assorted, preserved oysters
Black pepper in ! 10 bottles, saleratus in do, do do,
Bright varnish, spirits OF turpentine,
Chrome green, Prussian blue, chrome yellow,
Blank books. pass books. envelopes,
Letter, note and foolscap paper, &c, &c. I60 II
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15
Mr. EDITOR

i have been sendin' my daughter Nancy /,
school in this naborhood. Last Friday /
went over TO the school Just to see how Nan.
cy was glttin' along, aud | see ) thinss I
dfdn ike by no means The schoolmaster
was larnin her things entirely out of the
line OF education, and. as think. improper
sat awhile in the school house and heered
one class say their lesson They was smell.
I'm, and thot sneiled quite exceedingly
Then cum Nancy's turn to say her lesson
She said it very spry. was shock, and
determined she should leave that school
have heard that grammer was an uncom.
mon hne study, but don't want any more
grammer about my house The lesson
that Nancy said was nothing but the foolish.
est kind Nv talk, the ridiclis,st Iuv tnlk Won
ever seed. She got up, and the first word
she said was Il loye!" looked right at her
hard Tor doing 30 improper, but she went
right on and said Thou lowest, he loves
aud reckon you never heard such r.sser,
myrole in your liie,--loye, love. and neth.
love-" a'u
Sec !, who did you love ? The achol.
ars lated, but wasn't to be put of and
asked, Who did You love, Nancy3 / wan,
TO know who did you love The school
master, Mr.. McQaillister, put in and he
said he would explain when Nancy finished
the lessons This sort q pacyfied me, and |
Nancy went on with awful love talk. II get |
wus and WIS every word She sed, i might |
could or would love. $50
stopped her again, and said reckon | |
would see aboat that, and told hee to walk /
ost Of that house. The schoolmaster tried |
g interfere, but would not let him ~ :
word he ed was fool, and I nockt him
down and nAae him hollaR in abort ordae.
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To All to Whom il NAV Concern

/ AN the inventor OF a new and useful Improvement
in Smut Machines which right secured to by
letters patent, bearing date Goth Oct, 1887, there
are certain parties machines and using
my improvements This is to notify all persons who
make use or vend said improvements that will hold
each and every person. who intrnges my rights, re-
sponsble for all such infrngements, and will their
expence establish the validity my patent.
Now part OF what claim my invention Is the
securing device formed of the heater attached to the
cylindrical screw, in combination with the securing
pate anu cylinder formed Of series Of rings placed
one over the other. fun Their claim the adjusiible
screens placed IN the chamber and arranged relatively
with the fam whereby the chess and gh. and inferior
grain may. when Of sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless allowed to pass into tho<an box elected
thererom with the fner and lgt eign substances
This Is part OF what claim in the summary to my
patent The above notice will hope, be sufficient that
none may claim ignor Of my right.
word to the wise is sufficient.
March 2at~tf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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I I

Liks IL shadow on the dial.
Lineses still our parting kissl
Lis has no seveFer trial,
Death no pang TO equal this.
All the vefld u now before thee,
Every slime 10 roam at will,
Bnt within the land that bore thee,
One fond heart will lave thee still.
Vet farewell-we part forever!
AL regrets are now in vainl
Este DEGREES that we must sever,
Ne'er 10 meet on earth again.
Fare thee we'll
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Se(pllls N(afblnrs,

WARRANTED EQUAL TO TIE BEST VIII sew
w all kinds OF goods from the TO the coarsest
II simple, convenient and durable and especially
adapted to family
any person OF ordinary intelligence learn In one
hour to use il successfully
complete printed directions will be sent with every
machine All inquiries by letter, with an extra post
OF sewing. Pe
The Machines on exhibition 1T the Shoe Store ~
-. weets-r, barret House Block, where the Agent
octi.odWu N, GORDON
Agent. for Des Mainea Gnnnfx
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Main Stree9
PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Tmnnrtanf ia Mi1lorel

PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!
WOUDWAlsis' NV SMUT MACHINE
AMI SEPARATOR CONgslNED.
NE take this method Of In corning Millers generally
w that We now mar ufacturing and will keep
constantly on hand Weodwari's Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine we consider the best In
and hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has yet used II will bear in this assertion. 1t ia
conpa and durable, moves with less power than rnost
machines and does all the work heretofore performed by
three machines viz: the Screen, Separator aud Smut
ter, to say MOTH of the Fanuing Mill which has usual
iy to be used in cleaning dust rom oTal.
Az to the mode of OPERATION in the first place
rates the sticks throws smut balls and part Of the
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
proc Of securing the grain brought In with
str ing blast OF air, which carries on dust fast
made II then passes into larger Separator where IL
Is cleared OF chess, imperfect grains oats, &c. and 10
then ready for grinding. The dust 10 all only
cleared from the gran but rom the chess, oats and
onal and blown clear out OF the mill. Another very
great advantage Is that II can be set the 6oor
with the burrs any where in the mill that may be
desired as IL makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows hatis utterly Impossible to con.
suc mil that Will make ID four ont Of dirty grain,
unless the dirt be FIRST removed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodward's
Shutter aud Separator. and is believed none as well
adaptei Western Grain. They are now in use and
bes twoof the Mills in this city, Sunderland
4 Bros., and Keiser Co.'S.
oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER 4 sHERRILL,
Burlington, lows.
Pol CTY, March ID, 1858.
Dear Sr:-Your Shutter that have had in
use for about eighteen months Il the most perfect
chine of the kind now In USE used a machine that
purchased In Chic4g for short time alter started,
and 1t cost me more for repairs and delays ia few
months than the whole cost Of the machine that got
from you. Your machine has not cost thing for
repairs, and is now, after eighteen months service,
doing Its work in the most perfect manner. Please
my thanks for past fasoi and best wishes for
,sriaat- s..oReE REERE
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THE HIDDRN HAuD.

BY EMMA DEN SOUTHWORTK'
AUTnoa or TEE BRrDE or An EVENING" rHS
DkssRrED WIFE" ETC, FRO, INC.
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JteN hin ~ shov HIN how hsds tsaah ~
dartsr gIanmsr
rot TIE nabsrs together. md We sent Mr..
Qnil1ster 81 in . hurry and reckon tharl
b no mofu grammef teachin' 10 these pafts
soon. II you know Of any oldish man Id
your reegsn that deant teech grammsr 10
wood be glad if yoa wood send him up But
in the footure We will be keerfnl how We
euploy men. Yung schoolmasters won't
do,especially il they teeches grammer. Its
. bdd thing FOR morala
Yours till deth
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Gifts! Gifts! GiA|
SPLENDID GIFn
&c lis R amdolph Sc. Chie,

- 10 Ah0m0W1Rm SusS GDteNan
r A. COLBY . co. would inform tker -.
q the public, that their Gift Beck s,are !. N
nently establish In Odd Pel.pwr BuIdsrs U
Clark and Dearborn streets, where AZ -
each book, at the regular retail Price, visi -
~ the following gifts, valued at from lf "a ~
person sending for Books, and net satye<S -
Gifts, can have the privilege of seeetlnr n n !.
u 70 book making two ten shilling bssas ~
each. Persons can state III their orders 4 -
with spch book does not suit. VIA. er,ra NJ r.
select In place OF gift. That is better tksn au-7
Gift book sale offers In the United States. n -
to New York, Boston or Phsis atiyhia yoar RIA =
ued ut from Is cents TO cleo. THriherncre. n
cost nearly doubts the amount Of your psrshsa I
press charges.
One Of the Gins Of the following scheS,,. =, -
cd TO each purchaser ~ the time oil sale:
$50 Pat. Eng lever Gold " atchts, esvtk efNe =
500 Patent Anchor do do q ~
900 Ladies' Gold Watches. fs carat eases. ID y
go silver Watches, good lime ksepsfp, ~
600 Geld Chains, RN
$50 Gold Bracelets. i'm
500 Gold Thimbles, Shl
1900 Jet or Eiorentine Drops, g0|
1900 Jet or Fiorentine Pins, 81
5000 Cameo and Mosaic Sets, uN|
5000 Cameo Pins, gUl
500" Painted Portrait Pins, gRl
5000 Sets Cameo Drops. &C.
$500 Gold lockets, a.
1000 Gold Breast Pins, ~
1900 Gold Ear Drops, 90
$500 Gold Pen and kbony Holder, ~
1000 do do DO IN
l0pG0 Sets Gents Sleeve lsttun., sol
5000 Sets Cameo Sleeve Buttons, s1'
100o0 Settle Ladies' Sleeve Buttons foI
10000 Sets Gold Shirt studs, yuI
l0nO0 Sstts Gold Shirt Studs, 1eI
5000 Sets Cameo shirt STUDS, MI
10000 Sets Cameo Shirt studs, plain, au|
5000 Geld Pencils and Gold Pens, sol
10000 Gold Pencils, ta|
10000 LADIES' Gold Pens, livery Ho,dry. Sol
luV00 Ladies' u old Breast Pins. iSI
10000 Gents Gold watch Keys. ~
10000 Gents Gold Breast Pins, i'll
10000 Gold Rings, fKl
5000 Ribbon Slides, 81
Col - new Catalogn which IL sent frssb = y
81 the country, coztains al the most pcYsR lsakA
he day.
Agents wanted In every town In the UaIn. N
iesirng 90 TO act, can obtain full particular " ~
ling - above.
Being largely interested in Publishing books aal :
ne from other publishers IN business. qsznrsiaI
ash, we are enabled TO make larger discsunfs = 4
ry aSents than can be had at any other estsbAsis,
o the country.
An extra u Is Book and Gff. given 10 any psssus'
lering ten books ut one time 10 ne address
Send for Catalogue. Address
j. 4. cOEBY B col
decfHeESHa 1fs R4ndnap ~reef. fhir
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1ase &eevsn-us part AIrsvsrl
All rsgfses ass now b vaini
Fate deoteos ~ - nuot eoves,
Nsee e 0eet . eassA agnin.
Other skies win bend aboso ehee,
Othsr hearts nay sssk thy shrine
Rus No ether e'eP Will love theo
With The eonstaney Of niaA
Yee @rewell-we part forevorl
All regrets ara SOW in vaini
Fats dectooa tAet We must sever,
Noee . 0oot - earth aGAin.
Fare thee wolli
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DurIins n 1000 - J Tene~svr.,

0utNMGt6n Mouse LneecEYss
TnB CsassiIgded tods1 D tsh6 1tisn1S - -.
fens enas - -. Daecss4s1 lnsDssfos1in0 - 49,
reneemenes - - 70 DO ~ machinery ~ No Ven .
ne1ses ss.aliy aons ~ hard except hftihe an1 pat
hshas On hand Alsrgs sspriy sf sA4 As@N 80
0nildinG Materials. Duasaerus EuDr1e
svorc, ChaiD IsunDpe, Ans 49,
Cota9cs and District GchcoI hosses but q oay roo
sonspss distance frc the city, or % ~ line ~ Asi
and you wouid here completed pscl ~ esrupnncy
0nx plsce. thus savlnf time and trouble; anA hovU
1s ~ snoIs nctice and accoms dating terms, oonA u
ys1r pill 70 ne burlirGton House Factory.
~ kln9s o. House Work. such - Doers eash, D1nAn
Door and window Frames, Cornics MoaidinG. Daa1
Houldines, &C., constantly on hand go
kersons ata distasse wishing q knev ths eese a.
Daiidnes. Or anythlag ~ the kaidug ine. e. kave
.nes vsns attended y ~ paying poetass ard a1Aess
msy1bp1y -1f1y
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T. d. CROCKER.

T. d. CROCKER,
(Senior partner Of late firm Croker q Bro.)
Attorney d Counsellor at Lave
BURLINGTON, 10 VA.
MILL. attend promptly to Collection of Debts,
~ Land Agencies, Discounting Notes. and all other
business Of his profession.
OFFicE-oyer Coolbaugh Brooks Bank, corner Jst-
erson ant Main sts fully 3.bpy
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A. DEMMERLE.
SADDLE AND HARNESS MIXER.
Washington. between Main g. Sd SITS.
f>HE undersigned has hand AMI manufacture to
L order Saddles, Harness and all articles In his line
in any style desired They have purchased the ri2ht t
manufacture shatucSs Patent Collar. believed to be
the best article used.
~ Chairs Sofas, ETC., trimmed in any style desired
orders solicited. A. DEMMERLE
octo-d3m-wly Gree Press ccnY,
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ARREST OF CoUNrERfElTERs.-Three men
were arrested at Cairo, on Thursday last, for
passing counterfeit money. They gave their
names as s. B. Hanna, Of Padacah; James
Fouche, of Cairo, and William Sanders, Of ST.
Louis In the carpet bag of Hanna ~ere found
s3,V72, 10 in spurious money, consisting Of the
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1ho Nocturnal Visit.
Wheuce 10 that knocking?
How ist with me when every sound
appals ms7
l hear knocking
In the south entry Hark l-more knock
ingl
QuAUQopRARH
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C f S Il

Copper, b. ass and Lead, and REMOVES the same at
one hours notice, FREE OF CHARGE
~ first rate MORrISISG MACHINE and LARD
PRESS for sale at half price,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE
avIQ -l,.6,
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TO TO JARvIS'S SECONDHAND STORE
~ lou want desirable bargains in any Kind OF House.
hold Furniture or Bedding, go the Secondhand
Store.
Jarvis pays
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WHoPPER.-The wife OF Howard LangIv, a
worthy citizen of the West Division, was YES.
terday delivered of a child weighing EIGHTEEN
POUNDS. Who says Chicago is not fine qrop-
ing civic Chicago Democrat
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COOK &c BAX1 Err.
Banker. ana Dealers ia Exchange.
AS JEFFERSON STREET, OPPOSITE BARRETT HousE.)
LYMAN COOK,
JOHN N BAXTER, Oh IOWA.
=
COLLECTIONS made ON favorable terms.
sight and Time Exchange bought nd sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
jan4-Gmw
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s T A 7 E M E N 7

OF THE CONDITION CT THE
PNGNIN INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Hartford. Conn, on tie 3lst dag OF Deem
Der, 1888, made to the auditor Of Iosca, pur
suant 10 the Statute Of that State, approved
January 2sth, 1857.