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	for the purchase of more than one dose of such pro-
	hibited liquors, as a medicine, at any one time ; and
	any physician who shall, by collusion or otherwise,
	violate the provisions of this section, shall, on con-
	viction, be punished in the same manner and to the
	same extent as the seller would have been had he
	been found guilty of a violation of the same.
	SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That on the first Tues-
	day after the first Monday in November, eighteen	Time of hold-
	hundred and eighty, an election shall be held in	ing election.
	Allegany county, and that the judges of election ap-
	pointed in the usual manner to conduct the election
	for members of congress, shall conduct the election
	herein provided for, and shall receive tickets, written
	or printed, from the legal voters of said county, on
	which shall be written or printed respectively, "for	Ballots — Low
	license" or "against license;" and the said tickets	prepared
	shall be counted and returned as other ballots are
	counted and returned, and the result shall be certi-
	fied by said judges to the clerk of the circuit court
	of the county aforesaid, whose duty it shall be to
	proclaim the result by publication in one or more
	newspapers in said county within thirty days after
	the returns shall be received by him ; and the same
	notice shall be given by the sheriff of said county of
	this election as is required in the case of other elec-
	tions ; and said election shall in all respects be sub-
	ject to and be governed by the election Jaws of this
	State, so far as they are applicable thereto.
	SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That if at said election
	as hereinbefore provided for a majority of the voters
	in said county shall be "against license," then the
	provisions of this act shall be and continue in force,
	and in such case no license shall issue in said county
	for the sale of any intoxicating liquors as defined	How effective
	and prohibited in the first section of this act, on and
	after the first day of May, eighteen hundred and
	eighty-one; nor shall any intoxicating liquors be sold in said county except as provided for in section
	six of this act ; but if the result of said election shall
	be in favor of licenses, then and in that case the same
	shall issue as are now, or shall hereafter be allowed
	by law.
	Approved April 10, 1880.