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OFFICIAL.

james Buchana Presiltt Of TIC Unaaf Of eiu, 10 all ns
may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited that Henry
Iuterbac appointed the Free Towns
him enjoy such functions and privileges
allowed tho consuls Of tho most favored nations
the United States. st3 Faa f1e tA
testimony Whereof pat
ent and to be hereunto affixed,
my hand the city Washington 7th
f. September Of the Independence tho United
States Of America the eighty third
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY tho President : 9t.@ a.
LEWIS Cas- Secretary OF state.
James buchanan Print g the Uaed States Of Amia, to all
Y mhom Il ,nny onace'n:
Satisfactory evidence having
Hoffman, Chicago been appointed consul Of the Grand
Dachy the States OF Wisconsin, Illinois, and Mc
gan do hereby recognise SUCH
enjoy functions and privileges
consuls Of the favored nations the United
States. s4 .ass 81 al F"t
In testimony Whereof patent
and the seal Of o hereunto anixed.
Given under my hand city Washington day
f. 81 September 1885, and independence the
States Of America the eighty third.
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President : sg a ssjsgls &ss IS
CAs, Secretary Of State. a
buchanan President Of The DATED States Of Amea, TO all
Il may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to that Francis
appointed consul for the Ducy OF SAKE Coburg
Gotha Chicago Illinois, hereby recognise him
TONS powers privileges allowed the consus OF the
in the United States. agear.
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters to be made patent
the Unitcd States TO be hereunto affixed.
my city Of Washington tho 9th
IT, ~ September 1885, Of the independence Of the United
States Of America the eighty third
JAMES BUCHANAN
ny the President:
Ixwrs cAss Secretary Of State. nj A
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DHYSICIAN'S VISITING LIST for 1S59.-This
pocket companion Indispensable TO the practising physician
absolute saving OF and To
all who it, being small and compact Is easily carried in the
simple methoica in Its arrangement aud
iu using will afterwards be without IT,
II CONTAINS
! L. An almanac. . va VI &. ats.t ~ l.t Cd .A
signs with explanation Of the mode Of making en-
ii tries ETC. +EF UI t3
complete visiting list diary day book with printed heads
the arranged that ply sioian wfr
or charges the time OF his
VISIT the always in his
pocket. 4a 5 .raosAsfJ. 8. 4. *
poisons and their antidocs sIi.4f a,
s. table calculating tho period Of utero CESSATION
Marshall Halls ready method In asphyxia .B y
Pages for obsetrc engagements. ~. s-.5s. =.
3 s. Pages for vaccination engagements. ..F, s
.. Pages for general memoranda, etc., etc.
Price patients weekly bound in cloth so cents
for rs ,s..'s bound In tucks with pocket 70 .
Price for DO I" bound IN cloth 10 -
Price 80 bound in ticks with pocket 81 90
For al TAYLOR a. MAUkYS, ttU5
Sep 9--3t g5s 5li5. 334 Pennsylvania
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JAS. 9. MCGUIRE & co., Auction.ers. n

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO THE
subscriber bearing date the 31s Of December year
eighteen hundred and ayx (1S56 A. s.
9o 40 ct SEQ and made % secure certain debt aus adsoa
MITCHELL tho subscriber at IL O'Clock,
H. j. C. Mcclure Co.'s auction Washington city d. o.
accomplish the object Of said deed will public
ton tho country seat called lexington Washington county
ing the residence Of Joseph Gales bounded by
the new Badcnsburg road the west BY tho land Of Washington
Berry, north by 6yer and Kcangz apd,
dairy ne very highly improved and contains hundred
seven acres, (lQ7 } or thereahou. ts
Terms sae The purchaser will be required pay az
the purchase In hand the sae the il
twelve and eighteen months from the day SALE with
from said date and give his such deferred
secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
the purchaser shall fail comply terms sale within
days after the day the subscriber right re
sell the land aud promises cash. after ays previous
the risk Of such defauling purchaser.
JOHN T. MITCHELL Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & Co.
3 Aug 21~eoSds Auctoneers
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TINRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN the
southern part Under and by virtue of decd Of
bearing December a. d. 1885, recorded
Ilber No iio foos 49, ~, 49, and 49, Of the land
Washington couny tho District Columbia viii sell
public the jas q Mcclure CO.
Tuesday the 2st day Of September at ave o'clock LOT No IN
square No $50
cash six Inoni with
ierest secured by deeds IN trust ON the promises
WA II. WARD, Trustee
Sep g-eoi j. c. MCGUIRE co. Auctoneers
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BY J. 6. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auct,onsers.

FINRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE, Thnrsday aner.
noon September 10Th nj O'clock the by virtue
deed in trust dated May 4 1857 and duly s.
No. la5 oos 20a tho
shall sell lots Nos 80 az square
No GA fronting each ~ foot ~ inches west
north aud II Streets running back 100 feet inches
alley, aud containing each 30i6 feet Title perfect
Terms One fourth cash balance
with interest, secured by deed Of premises
TIlOs. j. FISHER Trustee 4
Aug 25-eo&ds J. 9. MCGUIRE Il Co, Auctionccrs.
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carefully deposited in bank in remote corner OF the
premises, and promptly checked ont.


DnclsroS RrvKnSrD Is stated that in the case Of
the United States the Corporation Of Georgetown in
dcted for the repairing OF the sNcw Road, and
fined by the decision of Judge Crawford OF the criminal
court from whose decision appeal taken TO the
circuit court, decision has Just been made reversing
that of Judge Crawford, and ordering the levy court TO
make the necessary repairs half the expense TO be
paid by the levy court and onehaf by the corporation
Some dissatisfaction learn has been expressed at this
result q
LOST CHIlpRKS - Within day two past three chill
dren have strayod away from their homes in this city
They were, Of B. j. Semmes about four years DID,
a of Mr.. James II. OLeary, about five years old,
and o child of Mr. McCook, of the Patent Once. Any
information in regard to the above children lost at
any time If left with Captain Goddard will BIZ commun
Gated to their parents and parents whose children are
missing should leave word ut his Office in the west wing
of the City Hail. h5l
n Tx THKArRr. The impersonation of King Lear by
Mr. Booth last night very fine performance and
indeed the whole play went Oft we'll. Mr. w. Donald
Edmund, and Miss Jennie Parker Cordeia, were
also deserving Of special COMMUNICATION The evening
entertainments likewise consisted of National Medley
Dance by Miss Mary Partington which executed in
graceful manner and the amusing vaudeville The Loan
of Lover, which brought down continued roaIs OF
laughter This evening Mr. Booth Is to appear as Sir
Giles Oveeach in the celebrated play "a way to pay
old Debts" The management doing all in their pow
render this place of attractive to the
public and the fashionable audiences that nightly attend
the performances attest the of their endeavo
REAL ESTATE On Tuesday last, j. c. Mcclure Co.
sold all of square $780, fronting Maryland avenue, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets west Mt prices rang
ing from 10 to 81 cents pei foot, to g. w Riggs Co.
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(NT. NlNCENTS SCHOOLS.--Ihe Day-schoOls at
~ taccd TO St. vncents Asylum will business Wed
September The addition lately
house affords opportunity Of earrangng the schoa and
the experience Of last they viii begin this torn with
There fact three distinct schools ST. Fncent
the Orphans SCHOOL, the Free School for day Scholars and the Pay
school, The first Is Of for the orphan inmates the Asylum
discipline edueaion
of Sisters detailed for themselves The second Free school, TO
poor children whose a
thus custanced earnestly pressed to send their chill
school, II is entirely distinct hut Just diligently
any other tho training and teaching being strictly alike
air tho results e alWays what might BIO desired perhaps
est explanation Of b that the parents seldom leave
children enough school, The third the School
The Sisters of Charity have Pay scaal only IN aid Of The charities
required support the orphans In this school II Is literally
eaoh and for the orphans as is
that all who their children there really far contrib
Charity would not be permitted TO keep Pay School All that truly
required for the practical Of m all that constitutes sound
thorough English education, well taught in this school, and
all its circumstances its charitable object its method Of cpya,ing
there Interesting moro Important
p girls within the District combining under very udiciou
management comparatively little expense parents with full
age Improvement OF the children Aug 2S--n
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r EIsURE DAYs.-on Wednesdays and FRIDAYS

II EISURE DAYS.--On Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
from 10 to p. esuro and devote
hours selling remnants, giving samples showing
stock who surely othoss who
like TO look through the stock without any icnon making pur
chases. 4
werespccuy those oppor
tune periods for tho objects Indicated S,7a
We also this that Mourning
ether articles will be tho the
lids in all other will decide
takes from twelve fifteen hundred dollars annually repair
positive actual damages sustain by the ulng
ome Robes Embroderies Cloaks shawls
orally and specially suffer This
less labor required OF
accountsqute Inevitable where goods fur
Rehoctng and other persons trust will the
this ruc but whether they
struced TO decline letting goods out for home inspection
All bills rendered monthly payment cash pay
mens in small instruments will not rposc.
R price only marked in plain Agures deviation.
aTt5 PERRY BROTHER,
Extensive Dealers in all kinds nret.clsss
Sep 5--10tdf Dry Goods for family consumption.
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I,HE KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE. di.

Il rcccd by Board Visitors appointed
supencndcncc Of Colonel W. MORGAN distinguished graduate
OF West Point and practical aided Faculty
The OF study that taught the colleges add
ton Of extended matcnatcs
engineering mining geology
readings In modern with schools mcd
The third annual
in September 3th9 Charges s02 hafyeay session
able ia advance. ~ 't
Address the superintendent Military Institute Franklin county
Ky )" or the undersigned. r. DUDLEY
Aug 25--n3taw6wW&SWs President Of the Board
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CCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITES. -
~ ~ BISHOP CO., Booksellers statoncrs Penn
ylvsna under Wlards Hotel No AIS
AZ respectfully invite the parcn
guardians teachers their fun
hooks for tho approaching school
found embrace book 1T pupil for
Ito private schools
Schools aud supplied at northern prices.
sept 7--3t I.s t.r 49,
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TIME LIBRARIANS MANUAL--A Treatise on
photography, comprising select descriptive list OF b
ograpeal which added sketches OF Public Libraries
with cngavings by Reuben Guild A. H. librarian
University Providence Rhode Island volume Price S.
sale by = BLANCHARD Il MOHUN,
Sep9 Corner OF 18th street and Penn. avenue.
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VXTANTED.- An agent to transact tho business
wv and take charge OF the CITY Office OF the Mount ohet Gene
terry the Bladensburg Turnpike rt.
Good references WIN be required and security by bond liberal
salary viii be Applications In writing win be received at St.
Church until the ID OF month 2i-dtf
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SUMMER RESORT.

TONESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALfBEAT
q Spring. Warren county North ConaThese Springs are
situated in healthy and pleasant sacion OF the country 10 miles
from Waenton Depot the Raleigh CASTOR railroad at which
place Mr. John NJ Wilson will and handsome four horse
stage ready take directly 10 the Springs
The establishment will be FOR the reception OF visitors on
the 10th day Of June, 1888 tleff ga 1nilt
. .,saf rvp,s "a ~ atgk
For board per month 7. a .5ag $50 90
week 10 90
day 2 90
Horses per month q IL 90
q week y. 49,. y. ............. 90
day ........ rs
children years age bafprice
daily will be brought the Springs during the season
Z JUNE rs, 1858. w. d. JONES, Proprietor.
July 7-2m2aw ts'.t te..-
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer..

TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING,
Il LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE Thursday after
noon September 10TH at O'Clock on the promises by
deed Of trust dated May ~ 1857 aud duly recorded Ibcr s.
No 1884, folos 81 OF tho land
county shall sell lots Nos Is and a. subdivision Of
fronting each "a feet north street. between North
First running back IT'S feet inches alloy
each containing 4 FOG square feet Title perfect
Terms fourth residue years
with interest, secured by decd IN trust the premises
TII0S !. FE5fIER Trustee. flstl
Aug 25-eod&ds J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctoncers
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IMPORTANT to Librarians and Book buyers
ready The Librarians Mannaa treatise photography
comprising select descriptive list OF photographed works to which
Descriptive Notices OF Public Libraries
Europe America illustrated with engavings by A. Guild
NJ University, Providence, Rhode Island
This volume OF hundred and fifty
pages including complete index handsomely printed in the best
superior making splendid specimen
American typography Price 50 In lalfcalf neat, 80
printed limited those deaous OF obtain
ing the solicited to make carly application 70
FRANKLIN PHILIP, BOOKSELLER
Sep S32 Penn avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets
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Treasury Dcpartme Mt,
September q. I65A

PROPOSALS. will be received, until the 9th inst
by the Superintcndentof the Treasury Building
the of said building 100 hickory
wood 100 Of Cumberland rs OF white
coal, o any portions thereof
The wood BIO corded and measured ut the the
Tho anthracite required
the Cumberland all hump The whole
places designated be Of very quality
4--eodl5th fa.isLs
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EDUCATION.


II AFAYErTE INSTITUTE, PENNSYLVANIA Az
FNuF, ABOVE 18TH srfFr The undersigned hate president
late peeeprss Of the same institution and Miss NARY
M sass s aees % la 's Nos iss aa s ps S~
sylsania avenue on Monday, September O.
In the and furnishing Of the school rooms in tho
crs scholastic regulations tho methods and
believed the institute will be found credable 10 the
The course o study thai generally pursued q our highest female
the entire win be entitled 70 diploma To insure 10 each
student that Individual attention and personal requisite 70
pills. limited number viii be received members Of The
TuluoN Primary department $40 junior, senior as
Address through the city post ONCE until the 2s afterwards
l. C. LOOMS, A, M
Reference made TO the following gentlemen whose daughters
wards have been under my instruction and caie
Hon. Thomas u. Hicks, governor Of Maryland
Hon. Peter y, Cuusey, governor Of Delaware.
Rev Bishop Levi Scott, n. d. Wilmington, Delaware
Hon Geo W Shark mayor Guy 81 wilmington Wilmington
Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Baltimore.
D. w VOLS esq Department Interior, Washington.
r. Zimmerman, ESQ., Alexandria, Virginia.
August 20--eoInl ri 79
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, Washington
IA City, C., NJ. W. corner Of q and Tenth streets
the Es oies Of this Institution viii be resumed on the first Mon
day Of September. h,f Ntf
TUITION, QUARTER
First and second classes sia 90
Third class 10 90
sixth Glasses Observation-Disclosures. 90
lux, pens copy books, &C W
charges the French Spanish Italian Latin and German
also for Music on the piano. harp guitar organ ana M
Vocal Music Drawing, Painting, &C. Aug 2o--eo2w
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
IL Howard the Heights three miles west of Alexandria
The Wednesday
the 9Th OF september, y
gagcs the Natural Sciences Mathematics English Music Drawing
Terms $3.50 per session. payable invariably annually
vance, viz sl2 at tho of tho session. and $40 on
the second Wednesday in February. .H s.nG
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DIBLIOGRAPHY.-Th Librarians Manual-A
Treatise photography, comprising select and descriptive
I OF photographed which added sketches Of Public
Libraries illustrated with engrayngs by Reuben Guild
For sale by TAYLOR 4 MAURf,
9-3t Bookstore 33a Pen1 avenue, near 0h street
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT pHILp.s,.

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT PHILIPS
IN Eddes Round the ectoy by Owen price 30 cents
Brandon Hundred American Colonies
by Osmond Tiffany; / VOL; price 81 Is.
Paror Entertainments the ladies' Mirror OF For
Life gems from the beat wr.
es arranged and original for
library or social circles by NJ ANGEL Md aud Caroline Mer
sercau; VOL; pricc 81 ~, 1@taS
The Atlantic souvcn 1852 twelve elegant engravngs
steel from original pictures; price IS. .4& -s{er.
The Josephine Gallery edited by Alice and phobe with col
orcd plates; price $a. FRANKLIN Philips
W. New BOOKSTORE 1872 Penn.
scpS 9th and 10th streets.
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AW BOOKS.-Kents Commentaries new ed
j 4 ton, 4 volumes, Svo
andrews Laws Of the Unted States volume
D!x0n's Maritime Law, volume.
New Cerks Assistant Book Of Practical Forms,
volume.
sedgewick Damages, new edition, volume
HilIard Vendors, volumes In l.
United States Supreme Court Reports volume 20 for De-
cemhor term, 1857.
Cailana United Military Laws, I778-ls5s, volume
-efehinson's Practice volume %. ~
Redael Railways, volume
SepQ FRhNCK TAYLOR
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A DAPTED FOR AUTUMN AND EARLY WIN
L a er.--Iadics' cloth Fasglands in all colors. @
do
u 81. 4 II y do t.yt . y \.
Ribbed and plain black beaver cloths for coaks circulars and
basques. ,II5a Ef,y ait 5ts s.U 5s'as5 I ,4 n
Black and coored silk vcivets.
Extra fine aud low priced black "hnbit CLOTH M
With all other select goods suited family
One only marked figures therefore purchaser
deceived &
New supplies daily from Northern and Eastern correspondents
We opening any
All old bills must be paid In cash To beginning
Good articles, low prices ing
.t4 831 PERRY BROTHER
Central Sores,' building
Sept 7--10tf opposite Centre Market.
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CCHO0L BOOKS.-SCH00L BOOKS.--AD the
~ text books used by the schools Of this city
For sale at the lowest price by
BLANCHARD MOrIuN.
seps Corner Of lh street aud Penn avenue
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
il English. Washington. D.. C.

Id LADlEs-Fronch and English. Washington d. c. @hs
Princpal-Donald Macleod, a. NJ University, Glasgow.
The academic will begin the Monday Sep
enber and end on tho S0th day Of juno following
For thorough literary scientific culture
elementary instruction. and the efficiency
department, unsurpassed Y
The highest class will be composed of first year.
others who DO equally
in science and literature For further
July d HSWWedASAt
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A LNWICK FEMALE SEMINARY, BY M. A..
Tyson and Sisters boarding pupils situated the Baltimore
and Washington Railroad, 10 miles from Washington city
o this Institution which has been established for eighteen
the 18th Of September Circulars
had by application TO the Seminary or a Pr s q and
10Th sraeis, washington s y t-at'
Letters drccedo Laurel Factory pooce will be promptly at
tended to- St#A.'N Aug. 2t--lm
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CIT. JOHNS SEMINARY, No. 408, 10th street. be-
tween and Istrecs Washington, d. G. Dr. L. Draper prin
cipal. sst5ge.5 a..a..l f.s.
This School will the first Monday September For
further particulars inquire Of the Principal the school after
he'i Of September Of Rev. T. O. s. Waldron, St. Matthew's
Church. Aug "a
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INLANNELS, IN ALL COLORS, WIDTHS. AND
est lot we offered. II. t
100 pieces extra bcahcd
h4 ne,s. tsI.ata w
800 pieces very choice caicocs mt 12 cents
our STOCK adapted for general family consumption,
large thoroughly now. go -
daily. A.l. ..sl ~ -" 'f"'~
one price only marked in plain ngurcs nerpc enced
buyers cannot be ovcrcharged
All bills presented monthly for u,ymept In cash sqH
We are not opening any new accounts itf
Nraneers and residents stock but Tar .tr
own ershe @ Nincurs obligation purchase
FERRY h BROTHER,
Central Stores,r building.
sep S-lVNW opposite Centre Market
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MISS BROOKE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
lvl Boarding school, Buildings, 1888 rennsy
avenue, Washington d. c. The duties Of this establishment
Monday September 49, 1855 Circulars BIO OBJ
tanned of the Principal aud at the bookstores,
July 3tnwtfIuesIhurs&Sat
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TIME FRENCH LANGUAGE-lh facilities af-
foded tho FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE

Mrs. KINGSFORDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
lvl LADIES No. AIS street. Washington d. CThe exercises
school viii be resumed October 1853 Circulars including
terms, &C. &C. viii be furnished application the ad
Dress
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REAL EsrATE.-On Tuesday last, J. G. Mcclure Co.
sold all Of square 326, fronting Maryland avenue, be-
Eleventh and Twelfth streets west ut prices
ing from l6 to 81 cents per foot, to g. W. Riggs Co.
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July %
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-11-25
The Democrat.

Our Prospectus will be found on our
third page, and we ask the friends
of the freedom of the press and Of the
principles there laid down, to aid us in
maintaining them. We feel that in our
advocacy of them in St. Cloud we have
been milder and more conservative than we
have ever before been in our character OF
writer for the Press. Wefeel, that except
our large share Of human weakness, our
life has been such as to give no justcause
of offence to any.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-11-25

"a Henry Ward Beecher in his ellie
Thoughts" says: s>--.. .:sr
"The Bible society is sending its Bibles
all over the world-to Greenland and the
Morea, to Arabia and Egypt; and it dares
not send them to our own people. The
colporteur who should leave Bible in
slaves cabin, ,could go to heaven from
lores. limb Of the first Tree.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-11-25

+" SEC. 8. Nothing in this act shall be 50
nnstrued as to exempt any property in
this State from execution, or attachment,
for clerks, laborers or mechanics wages.
Sec. 10. All laws inconsistent. with
rovislons Of this Act are hereby repealed.
See H. This act shall take effect from
d after it's passage.
Gao. BRADLEY, Speaker of the II. of r.
VIM. .lLoLcoMEE, Pres't Senate.
Approved August 18th, 1858.
A. H. SrBhEY, Governor.
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You cannot put your finger on any
part Of the Constitution which conveys the
right Or che power to carry slaves from one
Of the States Of the Union to any Territo-
ry Of the United States. "-Henry clan,
!, 1850.