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state Of Tennessee.
HaNidsOn COUNTY, s. >

Monsoon white, Plaintiff, vs. David D. Jamos. Dof't
boi0ro q, NJ. bOuthgato Justice u the Peace, tor
Davidson county,
IN tho 6th day Of July, 1893, 40 attachment was
Issued this case, On the afldayt Of tho Plain
tin that the ucionuaut lavid ID. james has removed
himself from The state Of tennessee that the or
binary process VI the law cannot b. served him for
aebt and Il appearing 10 the salts action OF said
Justice that Tie said DAVID 10. James non rosi.
deut 4 the State u fennoss II iB therefore, OF
dortd that publication DO made ior four successive
weeks ia Newspaper published iu the oity Of haah-
Vile, in said county, requiring NE utionaaut David
james W appear personally, or BY attorney, b.
fore said Jusiio on tho 1Uth day Of August, 1905
md plead, answer or demur 10 sad snt suit
otherwise the ,aae win be- ~ down Tor bearing ~
parts IN that day.
q N, BOUrHGATE, j. p.
lulyl7--wit--prutori' loo O. OOs;
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In accordance with hXe4 q. ILcprs OF .utertatiuna,
Law, BO MA Tegtrls the rivo,s an 20 AMI IN Plata
vita abe r u,b 4tariesi as guWuy- ur channels
ouengd by nature tor Lle lnduTuo Of all nations
Ia virtue o. when, nd desrOIs OF promoting Au oX.
change Of productions Ga on these channels, che
viii pei init Hld iuyits continental vessels ui AL de-
scrptJus II the UAit ga -,i, auu OF AL other ma.
tous Oi thu wUrl 10 u,vigato RELY pa any part Of
IN courses which pen tan o. her, asceuu those
iIyer8 % ly.an purIsi aud dcsgvu lug tutrotTum
tho ocean, Bu ~ ouy 10 tug cold tOus establ
d by this ueats ana G. regu alto tuutu, o.
which may 90 sanctioned, BY ne uat0na authorizes
Of lyia not ucon,is1rlt win the supuHuons
thereof
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ARTInLE XIV.

Tho ciizeus Of the two contracting parties shall en-
Joy the fdl liberty Of conscience ia the countries sub
i,ct TO the jurisdiction Of the one the othor with
out being disturbed mole l. q on account OF their
religions opinions provided they respcct the laws and
established customs II the country. And The lodles
Of tne citizens o. the one who may die Ia thu teriry
OF the other shall DO Inferred In tho public eter
les In other decent places places o. burial which
Hhal prot o. from viola On or insult BY the local su
thoriics.
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ARTICLE XII

The citizens Of each the contracting parties shall
have power 10 dis Ose Of their personal goods within
the jurisdiction Of the other by sale donation, Tesla
ment, otherwise, aud th representatives., being
city Of the other pirty AL succeed 20 their said
peronal goods whether by testament ab tntesta,0
and they may TAX pOss s-iou thereof, either by
themselves or othe acting for them, and dispose OF
the same az the will pay ing such duties only tho
inhabitants OF the cJun ~ where such goods shall DO
subject 20 pay IN like cases. AID II, in the cas- Of
re / estste, the Id heirs would pre- enied from
onter ng into tho possession OF The Inheritance ac
count Of their character OF aliens, tnere shall be
granted to them the longest pere allowed by tue law
to dispose OF the anne they may think prop r. and
To withdraw the pr ceeds without moesteuon, nor
any other charge than those which are imposed by
the avs Of The cunntrY
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O.UhIY Or DAVIDSON !
VIM. Worley lla.ut i've WIN. A. s0rrtn. Dsfond'nt
sun ny original att-chmfnti before O n.
lSOuthgaiei uat GO oI th8 eaco fIT uaylda8p
county ou the Zlth day of june 1865 an atac hnsut
was sued cut BY The plaiuru against t1s lefsndAnt
Tor oebt AN nludaYtt mat tho eio daht " lliam A.
o'rreih has 'cin Vrd himhti nom the STAT " Ten-
n-sbe8 aud returned LEVIED auH on moth "a Of the
.alnuu 10 peuinF 60 thu .att action ~ tlr Jus-
lCs that the defendant De- "a moo faut VI ths state
OF uuuafHHs sald .t fruIHuf Ni.latl a. HgffsIlH
IL hereby required o. spprH tHl5io ssid Justice un
me OH DAY of auEuHf, 1893 aDi p.oa4 aus,ysf or
deugr g. sai4 atI .uonti Otherwise the oaso viii ~
I'D daT1 O. r beating, III pIrsi On that daV
%. n. 5JUlH0AfE r.
iuIyIl--Wgts- prutru' TO- 60 w"
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ARTICLE XxIv.

II Is luther agreed that IN ala cases the established
courts for pTI2e Causes IN the country 10 which
piiz may be ca. Quoted shall alone Uoguiz INC.
Ol them aud Whenever such tribunals either
party shall prOnounco juigmat az dust any yesse,
OF goOds, OF ~ Optrty c.aiud by the Ut u tho
other party tue sentence doe 60 q. mont On Tue
lu,suns or molvcs ol Which the sual nave
been founded, ana an Authenticated py Oh the sou
tunce or decree, aud OF AL the proceedings IA case
shall, n demanded, Do delivered 10 the comma
agent Of saiu vessel wituout ~ delay, he paying
tue legal fees iOr tue same
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ARTICLE VII.

IL is likewise agreed that II SHAH be wholly free for
all merchants, commanders Of ships, and other cti-
zcns OF either country, % manage them3 Ives their
business ~ all the ports and places sub oct 20 the
jurisdiction Of the other, well with respect TO the
consignment and sale Of their goois a.d merchandise
by wholesale or retail, as vi spcCt to the loading,
unloading, and Seeding or heir ships they being IN
all these Cases TO be treated citizens Of the county
IN which thoy reside, or at least q be placed a
footing with the clti20us or subjects of the most ia
vored nation,
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ARTICLE III.

The United states OF Anne and IN, Republic Of
Bo via mutually agree tat there shan be rociroca
Ilbegty OF CONNER @ and naviga ion between tbelr
respective territories ami ctizens The citizens OF
either republic may frequent in their v, sses al the
coasts, ports, aud places VI the Other where foreign
commerce permitted, and res de iu ali parts of The
territory oI either, and occupy dwellings and ware.
houses ami every thug belonging thereto shall be
speCted aud shall not be su be tea any A litr,rv
yisits or search. The said ciIz,ns shall have fuhb
erty 90 trade ma ali yars Of tue territory Of either sc
Cord.ng % The rules established by the respediye
rcBulat obs Of commerce, ia all kinds Of goods mer
chandze, manufactures, and produce, not prohlb led
TO all, aud TO open retail stores ana shops ner the
same mum opal aud police regulations a. bauve ett.
Zens and tLey shall not ~ tlis respect he Liable 10
any ohor or higher taxes ON mpost lhan those which
are or may he paid ~ native citizens No eNamua
ton Of tholr b. oks, IaIers, or accouutg ebal he
made without the Legal order Of competent tribuual
or Judge
rho provisions Of this treaty are not 10 b., ppdc-
stood es applying % the navigation and colgti q
trade lctwtcn one port anu a. other situated IN t,s
territory OF etucr OF The CO tracing partesfl, go
ua ION Of such navigation ana trade being ree.r,ed
spoctlyey by tho parties according 70 Their own
&c ftrate laws Vessels Of other country sbsf bos
ever, be permitted 10 discharge TART OF ibair $3.50
az Que poit open tolotegn commerce, in tho terrific
lies ol either % the nigh contracting parties payiog
uny the house duties upon that portion M tbe
cargo 10 IN may b. discharged aud TO proceed aim
The irmhinier oI their ca 90 10 any ether port or
poa OF The same territory open to foreign Commerce.
without paying Other or higher onuage uutios or mort
ularg ll SUCH claes than would be paid BY national
We IS ~ su CIR, umstanccs and they shall b. Der.
mittod 10 load ia ike maunerst different ports In tbe
same voyage Outward5
Tue oltlz1us either country shall also have the
nr,stalned RICH, 10 travel On any part VI IN, pos
sessions Of The other, aud shall iu a cases enin the
same te-uuy A. the natives OF the count In which
hoy reside, on con itoA OF their sub hitting 10 Tie
laws, dccreesi ana o dnances there prevailing They
shall not be called upon TOR any forced loan or occs
ioual contribution nor shall tuoy BE- liable 10 any ems
barge, or % be detained with their vessels cavocs
meruhandlss goo ~ or elects, for any military exps-
du-n, or for any public purpose whatsoever, without
being lowed therefor fun oni sufficient indcmuIh-
catioai which shsil in al cases be agreed upon and
paid iu advance.
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TREArIES.

Treaty with Bolivia. Pe'oe, Friendship, Commerce,
ana Navigation Signed at Ia Paz, May 49, 1855
Ratified by the President Of the United States
February II, 1862. Exchanged at In Paz. Norem.
Dor 2 ls62 Proclaimed by the President Of the
United states, Jauunry g. 1868
81 he P.esiicnt of he United States Of tuero7
PROCLAMATION.
NEEEE's a Treaty OF Peace, Friendship, Com
meT0e, and Navigation between the United Staos aud
the iepublic Of Bolivia, conrluded aud signed
by their respective PlenipOentar es, at La Pa, on
the thirteenth day Of ~ one thousand eight hun
drcd and fifty cgnt, which Treaty after having te,n
amended aud TatiGeI by the contracting parties ia
word for word as lollow3:
Treaty Of Peace Frendship, Commerce, and Navi
CATION between the United states OF America and
the Republic Of Bolivia.
The Unitod States Of America aud the Republ,c of
Bolivia, desiring 60 make lasting and arm tic friend
ship and good understanding which happily prevail
DO woen both nations, have resolv to tx in a man
ner ce r. distinct, aud positive III rule, which shall
IN future be rcgiousiy observed between the
tic other, by means or treaty OF FRIENDSHIP com
merco, aud navigation. For this most desirable OBJ
ject the President Of the United state, Of America
has conferred iuli powers on John W. Dana citizen
OF the said States and their Minister Rfsi1ent 10 the
said Republic and the Presi ent Of tho Republic of
30 iva on the citizen Lucas Menuosl de IA Tapja,
Secretary OF State in the Department Of Exterior
Relations and Public instruction, who. after having
exchlnged their sad iull powers IN cec AID -ropsT
form, have agreed TO tho following articles
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Tao urt les Of conrsbant before enumerated and
Classified which may be found In a vessel bOHnd G.
an curnys port sha be subject to dctenu N aud CON
hscaio1, avug free n rest Of Tie cargo aud ship,
that the owners may dispose OF them as they a'r
proper No vessel Of either Of the two matt ms shall
Ne dctsiuel on the higH seas account Of having
board articles Of contraband, whenever the master
ca 1taio, or superCtgo Of said vessel will deliver up
the articles Of Cpntr .bini TO the captor IN ess the
quantity OF such articles be great or OF 40 lags
bulk that they Canuot be received on board wit6ou
great inconvenience but IN this, as we'll "a Ga all
ether caass Of just detention tho vessel detained sha
be sent TO the nearest convenient aud safe port for
trial aud judgment by law.
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EXPLANATION.

As in said article It is stipulated that any special
favor IN navigation aud trade granted by one OF tue
contracting parties to any other nation extends and
Is o0mmca 10 the other party forthwith il s dec AIRED
that, in 1t pertains 10 the navigation Of rivers
treaty shall 0uly apply 70 COnCess ms which the Gov
eminent may authorize for navigating 1uval streams
which do no. prescott ubst ugt ol5 tudt 10 10 say,
those whose navig uion may be naturally plain and
Curreut without tlero having been need to obtain it
by the employment of labor and ca tA that by CON.
seq Iouce the remains reserved the right OF the BJ
lWan Government 60 grant privileges 10 any assoca-
ton or company, as well foreign as natiund which
should undertake the navig lton OF those rivers from
winch, in order 10 stccoed there are difficulties ~
overc me, such as the clearing Out ofrapils sc.
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ARTICLE XII.

All the ships, merchandise ami the effects belong
ing 20 the citizens of Of the contracting parties
which may be captured by pirates, whether within
the limits Of ts jurisdiction or the high soas, and
may be carried found in the rivers, roads, bays,
ports, dominions OF the other, shall be delivered
up to the owners, they proving, in due FORM their
rights before the competent tribunals Il being well
understood that the claim should be made within the
term Of one year, by the parties themselves, their
attorneys, agents Of their respective governments
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For the better understanding OF the preceding srt..
the comm srch marine Of the Republic Of BolivIi II
Il stipulated aud greea tha ali vessels belonging OK
C stvely 70 ctiz,n or citizens Of said Republic and
whose captiin l. also cuigen OF the same, though
the ruct0n Of the crew are or may be foreign,
sh Al considered, fo all tae objects Of this treaty
as a Bo iviau vessel
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ARTICLE XXI,

In order 10 prevent AL kind Of disorder IN the visit
ing and examination U the ship. and csrgoes OF Oh
the contracting parties the high seas they rnutu
ally agree that wh0nevGr vessel OF war sh4 mo /
with neutral o. tue other contracting party, the
nTst shall remain alta convenient distance, aud may
sond he boats with two three men only IN order
TO execute the said examination Of the papers con.
corning the own rshipand cargo OF he vessel, with
out causing tue least eNto tiOn, violence treAt
ment, for which the commanders OF the said armed
shios thali be responsible with their persons aud
property for which purp se the commando q Of pri
Vato armed vosse.a sual, bef re receiving their com
missions, give sufficient security 10 for all the
damages they may commit and II is expressly agreed
that tue neutral party shall in required to
80 Oh board the examining vessel for tbs pa pose Of
eXhlbitng his papere, Or for any purp0se Whitover.
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ARTICLE II.

II either party shall herea ter & ant to any other
nation its citizens, subjects any particular favor
in navigation or commerce, it shall Immediately be
come ctmmon TO the other patty freely When freely
granted TO such other nation On yielding the same
compensation when the grant IS condition H.
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ARTICLE XXII.

To old all kind Of vexatiou and abuse IN the cX
animation OF the papers relating ~ tue ownership Of
the vessels belong ng 10 The CiugenB Of the two
tracing parties, tuey agree tuat, m OF them
should be engaged IN war the ships and veHBUi8 be-
long ng to the citizens Of the other must be furnished
with sea letter or passports, expressing the name,
property, anu bulk Ol tn SHIPS the namo and
place OF habitauOn Of the master aud commander of
SAT- vessel IN order that II may thereby appear that
SAID ship truly belongs TO the cit E.ns Of Of tho
parties tIcy likewise agree that such chips bong
laden, besides the said sOte tiers passpO Vs. chan
also be provided with certificates, oOhtalnng thu
particulars Of the cargo, and IN place whence
the ship sailed, 50 that 40 may be known whet any
forbidden " cuntrsba al goods boarl the same;
which certificates snail BE- maze out BY tue officers
form; without such requisites sa1 v. sscls may be
detained, TO b. adulged by the comp tent tribunal
ana may b. declared rgal prze, unl .ss the said do
ltct snail prove 10 be OWING 10 accident, I'D sup
Piled By testimony entirely equivalent.
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ARTICLE TX.

Whenever the citizens Of either Of the contracting
parties shall be forced 10 seek refuge asylum In the
rivers ports or domnions OF the other with their
vessels whether merchant Of war, through stress
Of weather, pursuit Of pirate8 OF ensmies, they
shall be received aud treated with humanity, giving
to them all favor and protection 70 repairing their
ships and placing the nsoves in situation 10 continue
their voyage, without obstacles or hmdrauCe OF any
kind And the provisions Of this article shall apply
TO privateers or private vessels Of war as well as
public, until the two high contracting parties may re-
linquish the right Of that mode Of wsreflre in
sideraon OF the general relinqusfmen Of the right
Of capture Of private property upon the high seas.
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ARrIcLE XVII

This liberty NJ mast gtt'On All c1uinerca lLanl 20
an kiudFu. mlrClAudlss, eKcepuu those only which
are ugtlugu he'd by lh name Of Clutrabaud pf war
md under This name shall DO c0mpreheudgi-
l5t Cauu1ps, mJrtarsi h1Wltzg,6i 8WIqoEl ll1u.
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ARTICLE XIII.

II Is further agreed that the rtipIaton7 above ok.
pressed, relative " the visiting aud examination Of
v,sselsi sull Apply only % tuosa wien sal without
convoy aud Whtn Id vessels shall be under Goa
vuy, tue verbal ocarat0l OF the Uounu audor Ut The
convoy, on his word hon r. tnat the vessels under
his protection bsOng 20 tau nauOn whose x lie ear
res, aad, Whsn they are bound 10 envmy's POI {,
that they have no CJnraUaud goJds On board, snail
De sufficient
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LOST.

A hauehes ter, Tenn, or between that place and
4 Ak river wagon bridge, via NurireosborO, shell
oyNillo, Nhrtroco aud lullahoma, a common, pine
camp Desk containing papers and records OF the
lNth Kentucky Vol nifty. Tho ID. Ok IL marked ia
tryetal places on tho outside "AOtn 10 has on ihe
inside two small drawe and sN or eight "pigoOn
noie5i and ou the ia IL marked Ia pencil In large
lolte 70 W, IT, I'd hdg q, ~" The papers are of
no. value Go any one save tho command O. which hey
relate A liberal reward will ho paid for their re-
coYeIy. Address n KAY. MI ARD.
L. Uol. Com 'd'g dh Rog Ky. VI,
50 Brio 4th Div, l4th Army Corps,
Dspartmont Of Cumberland
July ~, l86l iuly24s
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ARTIoLE X.

When any vessel belonging to the citizens Of either
Of the contracting parties shall be wreckod or shall
suffer any damages In the seas, rivers on channels,
W thin tho dom Mons Of tho other, there shall be
given TO them all assistance and protection, in tho
same manner which Is usual and customary with the
vessels Of The nation where damage happens, permit.
ting them 70 UNLOAD the said vessel il necessary OF
IT. merchandise and effects, without exaCting for it
any duty, impUst or contribution whatever.
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DR.. JOHN BULL'S
COMPOUND
CEDRON BIT TIERS (!
The Latest ana Most Important
discovery of the Nineteenth
Century.

N mans name "a more intimately connected with
- TOO history OF the Materia MedlCa a the United
sMes, or more favorably known as pioneer in med.
'ai discovery than that OF Dr. JOHN Bull, OF Lou
s'ie, Ky. His inimitable preparation Of sarsapa.
lh mas lonG stood at the heed OF the various com-
POUNDS OF that valuable drug His Compound Pectoral
W VIA Ohorry has become household word through.
ivy We West aud South and his Worm lOEenges, ia
.NA tNah year amer their Introduction attained
.eputatlOn az widespread the continent OF North
america, hut the GROWING glory Of his lite remains
" ps attained 10 his latest discovery or rather con-.
olAion for ha does MOI claim 20 have been the dis
eoserer OF CtnRON which H the basis Of the bittsrs
now offered 20 the public. That honor b0ouss Co
'ue native Inhabitants Central America, Co whom
" virtues have eecn known Tor moro than two hun
lrel years. Armed with It, the Indian bids defiance
70 lhe most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
nc mo-l venomou aerpents. IL H a belief with them
Nhat while there Is breath Ten 10 the body the Cedrop
Is potent cure no matter what the disease may be-
WINE ~ bull Is not prepared 70 endorno this OK
usNaeAn' petenh'on, he Is nevertheless Batished
rom thorough examination of the evidence relatirg
90 rs virtues That, a. romedy dud preventive f,
diaeases arising from exposure, et6er 10 chapge ~
weather and climate or 70 tho nlasmatio inAuSnc.s
10 stands without rival, anG Justly Deserved M
reputation II has no long enjoyed In Central Americ,
and tina Wegt Indies In we
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VINEGAR.

DURE VINEG A. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
L constanlyol hsni delivered az en- parlB o. ne
CITY, b. %. DllKEI, Agent,
OF Broad ami High
lurels-E
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DYSPEPSIA

ant ia attendant train Of symptoms q aets NOR,
ike charm than a Tnediclpe. There Is nothing In
The whole range Of The Materia Medica that eau fSr
moment boar compal ison with q Ia this disease
TAU account OF thia wonderful plant may be found
~ the llth edition OF the d. s. pispeussi6ry, page
1851 and 1883.
A scucs Of o1pU monts, DO which nr. Bull has boon
llf years engaged, has just been brought 10 a sue
ve'su termination, apd no ID now enabled " oder 20
we public comb nation OF CtdrOn, with other sp-
proved tonioa, thoWh0la preserved Ia the best qualify
g copper distilled BOURBON WHISKY, winch he Ia con
llent has no equal ia the world
ne night furnish vOiuuie a. certncates but tina
public have long since learned % estimate aueh thngs
~ lLoL true value. Tho safft plan Il for every one
Givothe
CEDRON BITVERS
'I, uHi aud You Will never use any othou.
~ not necessary 70 publish long list OF diseasra
IVY Which the CotTOn Bittcrs are "a spociAc
Nh a. an diseases ~ tho stomach, Bowelr, Liver, or
In al ancCiionE Of the Brain depending uoou de-
Nrhoththl ol the stomach or Bowels a
I vou'l Rheumatism, and Neuralgia,
Y Andln fUVer aud Aguo;
+" leet.ued 10 suporscdC an other remedial IL
oN'y cures an those diseases, bus it prevcuts
r wine glass CON of Tho Bitters tskrn AN bopy *,
M ,-.h meal wul ubyale tlt t eHsgts u. tae r,sst
,ta.'ul SlmAlet aud Screen The pert on tafur ii
sI ~, u'i , nnder the most try Ing exposure
~ " h.ulguta aud Grolera x-uergut
'oasyile, Ky ii M a ~
sod Wholesale ~ Nashville ~ Arrstrspv n O.
Nlafeh street. Nashville. ''''-a " Wv o.
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ARTICLE xXxIrI

II also agreed IN I toe con.iis aud officer, sn5
IHr ons at ched 20 the nsulate, they moi beInS
shall b. exempted from all Kinda OF iD,ns,s iues
trbutons, except Oh use VIII h they anal h. os,sd
TO pay on account Of their commcrt or propertv 60
winch tho ciuz ns or inhabitants native md tyi "
Of the country Ia which they res no an. iol'tu'
ing IN every thug eulics, SUM- ct u the ls OF he
respel, i've St g. The ar hives aud paprr Of the
oolsulao Su Il D rec eoten invioably, an uuder no
way Interfere with them " VI o." any
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10 make cuSclual tle protection which tho T-nit.s
,ta1cs tgd tue Rcfub ic u BJuvia shall afIord m f
'9f7 20 ne nAvgativn ami com uerce OF IA cIt,acn,
Oh eaoh otuer, they 10 ree 10 receive aud admit CON
sda ana 'ice.consus Ia all the ports open TO oreigr
commerce, who shall enjoy IN thcm all tbe riebis
pIV'o AT Fva anu ldmuulucs Of tue COlsuls and vice.
uh'uA oi Tue most Favored nation each contr. ctmr
party Ao"ole, remaining az liboIty 10 except tbo.e
% G. and pl,cte 10 NhiUn lhc adm ssion AID resi-
CO venient. N'' H''iu
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ARTICLE Xxx

avoiding all iucQaallty 10 relation 10 their ngh,,e
e lmMlm |uons anu oiaUigl intercourse. aer,e m
trah. 10 90" ENJOYS, miulstrrs, ANA o,hor public
's'ut ''' lu' layers mmuuities, and Il .mptipp.
Nalch tncsoui the most ay.rel nation do ne ~,
5'l ucWB under tuot that Whatever favor. In
.Nal'l r, on t.tcg'd, the GATED States of Amari
"a " tne hePuolc vi Bolivia may nud Il prnpss n.
~ q - tno minister's aud uthrr uhlic AGENT 4, 80,
V.ueI power snai, ~ the same act be extended y,
Ll-.. % .a-l " L-r u-mLr.uL-A. n.rIln. y