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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-23

a BoARDisG-scHooL miss being unwel, tho,t
It tungenteel to say she was bilious, so she COM
planned Of being Rilliamous. These are the
days Of refinement.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No female, young old, should bc without this
celebrated medicine 1t corrects and regulates the
monthly courses at all periods acting in many ca
ses like charm. 1t is also the best and safest
medicine that can be given to Children of all ages
and for any complaints consequently no family
should be withOutit
Hoitot~ays Pills are tic best rcu,eyy kRo1yu la the
leorld Jor the foikolcing DISEASES:
Asthma Diarrhea SecondaryS YIN ptoms
Coughs Chest Diseases Stone and Gravel
| Colds Fever and Ague EenercaI Affections
Influenza Bowel Comp plants Female Complaints
CoStiveness inflammation Worms Of ali kinds
Dyspepsla Indigestion LoWness of Spirits
Debility Liver Complaints Inward weakness
Dropsy Piles Headaches
~ Sold at the Manufactures of Professor IIoI-
LowAy, 50 Maiden Lane, y. York and IA Strand
london and by all respectable Druggists and Deal
ers OF Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized woird in boxes % cents G2t cents
and 81 each. p There is a considerable saving
by taking the larger sizes.
n. b. Directions for the guidance of patiests in
every disorder affixed to each box. apr9' 56
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pLAcKBERRY BRANDY, for the cure of Cfol-
1-e era Morbus, Bysentary and all other diseases
Of the stomach and bowels; for sale by Il Mcssop
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OF ali kinds consisting of
Potatoes, Bacon. Fruit, Beans, Flour, Wheat,
Corn II cal, Dc, &c.
AHA AAT'S rAaH RYR Srr

And be hereby gives notice that he will sell his
goods as loyg as they can be purchased in any
oreounty this side of Philadelphia, and will take
Boards. Shingles. or even money in exchange.
July 4, %. +. VI. BELL.
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RgANTILIAS-A large lot OF Ladies' and Chill
ivE dren's MantilIas for sale at Mossop's Cheap
Cash Store June@lS a.
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'oth LADIES we're ssenibraced'' in the grad
aating class OF the Cleveland Medical College,
1t rs recent commencement.
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SBBjST0POL TlEBT At LtSTl

> Il A * Il Ii @ ANNOU NCEMEN
LATEST ARRIVAL FR0M THE EAST
X .NELCH. has just returned from the CITY
aS' with new and splendid assortment of
y atches, Jeweiry, and Silver ware-the largest
pest and cheapest ever brought into ClearfeldZcon-
sisting of hunting and open-faced gold and silver
watches. gold lockets gold chains, gold Pens rings
Oreastpns spectaeles- silver forks bracelets sleeve
buttons. cuff pins, rings. &c, &C. lSe
Watches aad jeYelry repaired on the shortest
notice Juno &. '55.
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EOHN II. MULLEN.
ISSsSsTsSE.E sS.

IAssssS
- A NJ, HILLS, D. ID. s. Office adioin-
S11SsSa=sssss ing his Store, Clearfied Pa. Artif-
~1liS cial Teeth, from to n fun set noun
ted in the most approved modern style.
Filling, Filing, and Cleaning done with care
and neatneSs
Teeth extracted with all the care and dispatch
modern science can fu rnish.
DIR. HILLS. can always be found at his Office,
as he is now deyeting his whole attention TO his
profession. E.June 20. 55-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-26
A HumanI,ife Saved.
DOwAGIAC, Mich, Marc

DOWAGlAC, Mich, MarCn /, 1850.
j. a. RHODES, ESQ: Dear Sir--As took yuur
medicine to sell on consignment, " no cure I,ay.'
take pleasure in stating its effects reported to
me by three brothers who live i'll this place and
their testimony is fair specimen Of all have re-
ceived.
w. S. CoNKLIN told me- had taken bottles
of Chrsties Ague Balsam, ard continually run
down while using it until my lungs and liver were
congested to that degree that blood discharged from
my mouth and bowels, SO that all thought ItimpOs-
sble for me to live through another chill The doe
tors too did all they could for nc, hut thought
must die. Nothing did me any good until got
Rhodcs's Fever and A9ue Cure, which at once
ieved me of the distress and at my stomach
and pain in my head and bowels, and produced
permanent cure i'll a short time
H. NJ. CONKLIN says: q" had been taking medi-
cine of good doctor as we have in our county.
and taken any quantity of qunine and specifies
without any good result, frCm Goth August to 18th
December. But seeing how nicely it operated Oh
my brother, got bottle Of RHoDEss FEVER AND
AGUE CURE, which effected permanent cure by
using two-thirds of a bottle"
S. NJ. CONKLIN not here, but both the other
brothers say his was the same as II. Ms lsold
the medicine to both the same day, and the
as speedy from the same small quantity and might
so specify. Yours with respect, 4. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself. Good proof as it is,
it is of better tenor than the vast number of ike
certificates l have already published, and the still
greater amount that is continually pouring in me.
| One thing more. Last wear | had occasion to
caution the public in these words -
"Inotice one firm acho hare taken one cfmy gen
eral circulars, and Su6St itutea the Of their nos
trum for my medicine, and then s'th dra:en im7u-
dence end their pamphlet aoith the erciamaton, Let
the proprietor Of any other medicine say murh if
he dareS.'" &c.
Now take pleasure in SAYING that the caution
referred to the DR.. Christie's A que Balsam"
that is mentioned in the above certificate.
There are several other industrious people WHO
are applying to their poisonous trash all that pub
lish about my Fever and Ague Cure, or Antidote 10
Malaria, except the certificates of cures, and the
certificate of the celebrated chemist, DR.. James r
Chiffon of n. Y, in favor ofits perfectly HARMLESS
CHARACTER, which is attached to every bottle
These will always to distinguish my medicine
from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
Providence, Il. /.
Wholesale agents, st. Louis, Ii. Blaksley; Chi
cago' Barclay Br9s; perr$sbnrg phGk HHmt flo
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John X. Mcbride ct III. VS.. One Stickney.
CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an execution
~ to me directed and delivered, from the court of
common pleas of Lucas county, Ohio, in the above
entitled cause, will offer for sale at the door of
the court house in Perrysburg, the 18th of May,
A D. 1856 between the hours of one and four clock
p the west half, south east quarter of section
35, town I, range r. containing 80 acres, more or
less. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff, Wood Co., 0.
April II, lS56.--4SwjS .G3
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woop COMMON rLEAs-DIvoRcE.

Mary Jane Folsom vs.. LEVEL ". Folsom.
I EWELL W. FOLSOM, ofAubun, in the coun-
Il ty of DE I[aib and state of Indiana, is notified
that Mary Jane Folsom did on the 7th day Of April,
a. H. 1856 file her petition in the Office Of the clerk
of the court of common pleas within and for the
said LEVEL ". Folsom with adultery with one Jane
fncetta Robertson, and with extreme cruelty to,
and gross neglect of, said Mary Jane Folsom, and
asking that she may be divorced frem the said Lew
ell w. Folsom, which petition will stand for hear
iug at the next term of said court.
MEFFoRD & HoLLENBECK, Attys for Petr.
April llth. 1856 --49wG$245
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Perrysburg Prices Carrcnt.

Wheat, $I2501l65; Flour. $7OOW7.50; Rye,
G0@35; Corn, 3j@t0; Oats, 25M3I; Potatoes, so
co.'s Butter 1000; Eggs, 10M--; Apples, dried,
$ l.500 200; Feathers, 310l44; Fresh Pork, sos
Beef, 4Q0j; Tallow, l00l2; Lard, 1OM12; Wool,
25M}0 EIay $300010O0; Wood, $l.50lo20 90 /;
Salt. $2.0002.50; Onions, 37M50.
Timothy. s2.5OM3.O0; Clover Seed SG.OOm7 90.
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OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILRoD
COMPANY. DAYTON, April 10, 1856.
TTHE stockholders of the Dayton & Michigan
J. Railroad Company are hereby notified to nlt t
at the companys Office in Dayton, Oh thursday the
ls day Of May next, to elect nine directors to
the ensuing year, and to transact such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting.
By order of the board.
aprl9-2w PRESERVED SMITH. Sec'Y.
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DON'T FORGET THAT
LangWOrtlly'S Aromatic
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS

HI w NO EQU4L,
remedy for Fever and Ague, Chill Fever
Dumb Ague, and all varieties of this troublesome
complaint, and they
PLEASANT TO TAKE,
making them Of the most desirable articles in
the market. Children take them readily and grown
persons make no rye faces.
TRY THEM ONCE,
and you will recommend them to your friends, if
your friends have need of ague medicine.
As 4 PRE- VENITPE
they are equally good and tonic for general
debility, cannot be surpassed and warranted to
contain no quinine no mercury, no poison
LRMgWOrthy'S Aromatic, Vcgcta-
BILE, CAtEaartic pills
contain no Calomel or Aloes, and are the best fam
lily physic sold The
Excelsior Eye Balm
always cures al exterior diseases Of the Eye Eye
lid, when everything else has failed,
A. LANG GWORTHY, Fndlay, o.,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Sold by PICK s. HAMILTON, Perry sburg.
j.. G.. LOCK & Co, Bowling Green.
LEVI TAYLOR, TayIortOwn. 47m3
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Whereas my wife Ann Hoesch has
IN left my bed and board without any just cause
or provocation, hereby forbid any person from
harboring or trusting her on my account as will
pay no debts of her contracting. JOHN HGSCH.
Perry sburg, April 22, 1S56.--50w2*
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John D. Bacon VS.. William Jackson.


SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an atlas fl. ia.
- to me directed and delivered from the court
rysburg, on Tuesday, May Goth, 1856, between the
hours of - o'clock NJ and o'clock p. M. Of said
day the north half of the south quarter of
ton No hirtysix, (3j) town FIVE (5 north of range
eleven QD east, containing so acres, more Or less;
also, the south eight rod strip of the south east
quarter of the north east quarter, i'll the
ton, town and range, containing four acres, more
or less, in Wood county, Ohio. w. l.. COOK.
MURRAY & Dodge, Attys. Shff Wood Co.
April 10, 1S5G.--49w5S2.l2
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.---Notice is hereby
II given that William Ewing and Adalne Hunt
err, executors of the last will and testament Of An
thony Haynes, deceased, have filed their accounts
in the probate court of Wood county. Ohio for final
settlement Said settlement will be for hearing on
the 18th day of MAY, A. D. 1856. WM. EWING,
April 10, lS56.--49w3+ ADMaNE HUNTER.
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ON the 3Oh day of April, A. D. 1886, at 10 clock
" in the forenoon, at the door of the court house
in the town of Perry ysburg, Wood county, Ohio will
be sold to the highest bidder the following real
tate, as the property of Henry Slaughterback, de-
ceased to wit: The south half of the north east or
and the north half of the south east Or of section 2G
in township north, of range 8 east. Appraised at
$1,000. Terms of sale, one third cash, one third in
ments on interest, and to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. LYMAN ENTSMING GER.
Admir- with will annexed of H. Slaughterback.
Perrysburg March %, lS5G.--4Gw5SI.S8 deed.
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The State Of Ohio, Wood CoWnty Common Pleas.
Npyy lane Folsom VS.. LeceH W. Folsom.
THE defendant is hereby notified that the plain
a tiff will take dispositions in the above cause at
the office of the Recorder of Wood county, in Per-
rysbHrg, county of Wood. and state of Ohio, on
Monday, the 18th day of May, A. d. 1856, between
the hours of A. NJ. and p. NJ. of said day. and if
not finished on that day, will continue from day to
day thereafter, at the same place and between the
same hours, until finished
MEFFoRD e. HoLLENBECK, .Attys for Ptff.
\ pril Is, lS56.--I9W3Sl
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Matthias lIartin's Estate.

Welcome Pray & F. Briggs, plaintiffs, against DR..
:. NJ. Brcesc. Before VIM. Ewing, }. p, of Mid
daton township, Wood country, Ohio,
IN the 18th day of April, A. u. 1856, said Justice
" issued an order of attachment in the above ac-
ton, for the of fifty dollars and TO cover costs
say twenty dollars. PRAY 81 BRIGGS.
Middleton. A pril u, lS56.--50w3$l
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NTOTlCE.-The subscriber has been appointed
~ and qualified administrator on the estate of
Samuel Snyder, late of Wood county, deceased
Those having claims against said estate will please
present them forthwith, it is desirable that the
estate shall be settled up in the shortest time posi-
BILE. NICHOLAS SNYDER
Perrysburg, April s. lS55.--l9w3*
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NoTiOE.-7-Hay,ing sold the Office of the Per
~ rysburg Journal from and after May 9th to
Messrs. Higgins Il Holt who will issue good large
paper May 18th, request all persons indebted to
me for subscription advertising. aud especially
those at distance. to send me the trtes due mme-
dateiy. The published terms of the paper will be
adhered to. 5. CLARK, Pub. Perry sburg Jour
TJNOWN hOTS FOR SALE.--I am author
4 lied to sell in-ots Nos. 5 and 20, in the town
of Per.ysburg. Said lots pleasantly located in
the fork formed by the Dayton e. Michigan and the
Junction Rail Roads. Further particulars will be
given on application to JOHN WEBB, Agent.
April -, 1S5j.--iJtf
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

administrators Notice.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified as admins
traitor of William HolliSter, deceased.
HENRY H. DODGE.
March /. l8jG.--5Ow:}
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Bradbery \. IIutcbns against John Phillips.
Before Ezra Morgan. justice Of the peace of Mont
gomery township, Wood county, Ohio.
ON the 3lst day of March, A. u. 1856, the said
" justice issued order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of twenty-three dollars
and forty-six cents. BRADnERY A. HUTCnINs
Montgomery twp. \ pril ., 1Sj6.--4Sw3*
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-06

people present. The speakers stood upon the
| top Of house, at the cosner " Main and Pleas
ant streets, aud the speaking was also sip-top In
other respects. The talk here II that the State
| Is beyond do.5t for the Republican candidate. -
| have never seen such political enthusiasm as
| Is running here for Fremont am obliged to
watch and pray, or | should get excited my
self
81 Bafn.--In the bogus Democratic ranks
there are many sick, aud lame, and halt, and
blind. An Eastern speaker says there is a pre-
soription for all these--a panaees lit Is printed
on every fence wall and barn throughout the
country. 1t is: Use the Mustsng Liniment --
Diron Telegraph
TH-Ras for Dougtfaees.~-A border raflAn
organ thus discloses:
III Kansas IL not made Slave State. II Re
quires no sage TO tell that, without some very
extraordinary revolution there will never be
another slave State. Aud IL this Ia not enough
then we say without fear Of successful contra
diction. that X ansas muct be c slave State, or
the U union will be dissolved S9uatter Saeer-
e!gn.
The R1N Optss. .-Raral Iowa opens the
dance of Freedom to the old Republican tune o.
speed the Piow," In good measure and good
time. She will send two Republican members
10 the next Congress instead Of one, and will re-
jo ce in House Of Representatives and q Sen
ate. friendly to human freedom. This election
disrcsas Of one of the doubtful States" which
the faint-hearted friends of the good have been
signing over, and one which all the pro slavery
men have INDUCED ia much hoas ing. up and
cast Of, and next among the free States, Yer
mont, sound and ample, takes the floor on the
seco I'd OF Septembes, when che will cat bigger
figure than iu the palmiest days Of her past
whiggery.
Young California, safely escaped from the en-
brace Of black legs and cut throat will Gel .brate
her emancip patton from moral, political and civ
II pollution, by taking grand right and left
on the fourth Of September.
Maine makes time on the eighth oil the same
month and will wake the sounding shores Of
0 Atlantic to a merry dance for Fremont aud
Dayton.
The old Keystone State will move of In
stately minuet on the l4ih OF October, while 10
diana and Ohio will swing corners on the same
day, alter which clear the foor trim the lights
and take partners for y grand right and lef.'
Of sixteen st .tes and grand ing into the rank
of Freedom. "On tcith the dan Defyoa
.4dpeyfaser.
A Democratic Ariom. Slavery 10 but "that
social station In which the will OF the superior
stands for law 10 the inferior" Tue right oi the
weak 10 have guard or IN sisters, Is not a less
sacred right ,han that OF the wise AMI prudent
to command. 1t Ia clearly the duty OF ., | ,ty
to reduce to Slavery (.s We have defined Slave
ry,) its weak and depeni.nt members, as to In
vest its prudent ones with ofice and command.
Richmond ENQUIRER.
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How the Presidential CANDIDATES Look

In spicy sheet, designated Life H.
tas!ratsd, there is an article giving the
EDITORS opinion as to how the various
candidates for the Presidency and Vice.
Presidency look. We append his re-
marks on Buchanan, Fillmore aud Free
mont. He sets off Buchanan thus:
Buchanan looks Oh, old-very old
A large boned, heavy old man with a
MASSIVE head quite gray, forehead all
puckered between the eyes, and the skin
drawn tightly over large livid face. -
He looks like dead man--a dead old
man. His mouth shows age in every
line. 1t is mouth tha, looks unused to
smilng-an irregular, jagged hole in
the face. Unhappy old man, who threw
away all the good OF life IN looking for
a place, and now, lottering OIL the brink
oil the grave, is doomed to see the prize
tor which ne has lost his soul approach
hum only to glide forever from his grasp.
Stand sefore that picture, young politl-
clan, and see wha, the schem,ng partisan
becomes. Not that the face is bad
face: Il is an unhappy face, an uneasy
face, n unnobIe lace--an old but not
pleasant, intelligent. benevolent face. -
1t IS the face OF a man who has missed
the true good and joy Of life and who is
willing to sacrifice the tranquility of his
last years for the sake of that which an
old maa-has no excuse for valulng. 1t
is the face oi Il man who is willing, al
three score years and ten, to Case 10 be
James Buchauan, and TO become only the
representative and tool Of certain office
holders aud othee-seekers, commonly
called the democratic party
OF the Pathfinder Of the West
true representative OF constitutional lib
erty in the present contest, John c. Free
mont--,he editor speaks thus:
In the eountenance of Fremont is seen
that blended expression oil strength and
serenity which marks the hero. Sof,
blue eyes, hair brown and profuse
moustache and beard a rosy face. no,
without some lines stamped upon j, by
toll exposure and care: composed, IN
i. tellgent look earnest, thongnliul, un.
faflied, and not easily to be moved: the
open ard somewha, flowing shirt collar
lmpartlng careless grace to the upper
par, Of the person. /. is the picture oI
man who would be coolest when near.
es, destruction. and under whose assuring
eyes towards would become brave. l. is
the face of man with whom 1t was in.
evitable that Jessie Benton should run
away. No girl worthy Of him could help
il.
Fillmore's personnel is thus dispatched
Fillmore is tidgety, white -haired
red-laced, wily-looking, fourth-rate coun,
try lawyer and that's all well! say 0
him.
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TlPT0N, CEDAR Co. IOWA---SATCRDAY SEPT 6 1876

people, according to the said &C, of Con
grrss, did accep, the said articles OF com
pact, and was admitted into the Onio,
as one Of the Uuited States upon tn,
conditions and gudraniees' mentioned il
SAID JOINT resolution. aud - now Stat,
OF this Union in virtue thereof.
.3nd Whereas, The said third article
OF compact as aforesaid, containing q
Limitation Of slavery in restricting the
number Of slave States to be formed II
Texas south Of So deg. 80 min. to -four
States in addition to Texas itself, and
alse prohibition Of slavery, except fol
crimes, north of So deg. 80 min. north
latitude, is an independent and substan.
tive motion, irrepealable by either OF the
contracting parties without the consent oil
the other. and is not repealed by the
kansas Nebraska act, and could not be
repealed by ,ha. act.
Therefore, be II resolved. That slavery,
excep. Tor crime. in all that part Of the
former province of Louisiana, north OF
latitude 36 deg. 30 min. is and remains
prohibited, aud ,ha, the Prcsiden, Of the
United States is under a double obllga-
ton TO See that provision faithfully exc.
cuted both as law Of Congress and as
compact with then foreign power, for
great and valuable consideration.
.dad Whereds, Besides being a COM
pact With Texas, the said third article
was compromise between the free and
slave States o! this Union with Limitation
OF slavery, both as to the number of slave
states which might be Termed in Texas
ana the pr r,hlbition OF slavery north OF a6
deg. 80 min. by virtue of which Texas
was admitted into the Union, and with
out which she could no, have been ad-
mtted: Therefore,
Be aresoluea, That any at,enp, TO vic.
late said third article of compromise,
either by admitting greater number OF
slave States south OF SO deg. 80 min.
than allowed therein. or by extending
slavery north Of that latitude, is a VIOLA.
.ion oil SAID compromise and direct at
tack upon the harmony and stability OF
the Union.
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A SWeeplug ProDos.t. on.

The following proposition was submit
ted 10 the House on Saturday last by
Mr. Matteson, OF New York. II en-
bodies facts and cons idera,ions OF grave
import, which ought to command the al.
,enton Of the whole American people
Let it be read and pondered
Whereas, BY an act passed by the two
Houses Of Congress, and approved by
the President, entitled, Join. resolution
for annexlng Teras TO the United States,
approved March |, lS45,' articles Of
compact were offered to Texas for her
admission into the Union upon certain
conditions and guarantees the third ar
ticle OF which rendered compact was in
these words:
New States of convenient size, not
exceeding lour in number, in addition TO
SAID State Of Texas, and having suffi.
clent population may, hereafter. by the
consent Of said State, be formed cut OF
the Territory thereof, which shall be en-
titled to admission under the Federal
Constitution; and such States as may be
formed on, OF that portion of said Terri
tory lying south Of SO deg. 80 min.
north latitude. commonly known as the
Missouri Compromise line, shall be ad.
mitted inio the Union. with or without
Slavery, as the people Of each State ask
ing admission may desire; and IN such
State or States as shall be turned out Of
said Territory norln OF said Compromise
line, Slavery, or involuntary seryitude
(except for crime) shall be prohibited.
.7ud Whereas, Texas, BY a solemn
public act. doLe in 4 convention OF the