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More Of the Dangers Of Chl0rOEOrm

One Of the most intelligent and experienced
Physicians Of our acquaintance, residing in the
neighboring city Of Lawrenceburgh. Indiana.
has furn ished US with the following statement Of
very important facts:
Mss s., healthy young lady. about 8 years
Of age was indu :ed by the persuasion Of friends,
some six weeks az to subject herself TO the in
fiuence Of Chloroforn, for the purpose OF sub
ing pain. during the extraction Of several de-
cayed teeth. 1t adm iniste red by respec-
table dentist Of Cincinnati, and three four
tee til successfully extracted. She AYERS that she
felt all the pain usually attendant upon similar
ope rations. but, during tbs influence Of the
Chior oforrn, she was aitogei Their incapable Of ma
king any expression Of pain. or Of exercising
any, the least control Of voluntary motion. BY
the aid Of stimulants, in few hours. she recov-
cred from tho immediate effects Of the inhala-
ton. but was left. for several days. in dull.
lethergic state, tho energies both Of mind and
body seeming almost paralyzed. Some ten or
twelve days afterwards. having noticed defect
Of vision in the right eye, she consulted the wri-
ter with reference to it. The eye is perfect in
its form. and free from any evidence Of disease.
save that the pupil IS di!ated to its utmost Possi-
Bile capacity. iris eolored portion Of the eye
being almost obliterated. Tho strongest light.
even the direct rays Of bright sunlight. makes
not the least impression upon 1t. or gives the
slightest sense Of light. She is utterly blind in
that eye. the optic nerve being completely paral-
ICED. She wa. advised to subject the ego to the
continued application Of galvanism. which may,
possibly. restore the lost functions Of the optic
nerve.
We commend the above interesting case, which
may be relied authe ntic, to the considera-
ton ofthe Profession Of Medicine, & the public at
large, now deeply interested in the question Of
the safety Of this most powerful agent. The
facts abundantly prove. that had the inhalation
been continued a few moments longer. and its
peculiar effects carried shade farther, a parnl-
ysis Of the whole nervous system would have
been tho effect, and the issue, deafh.-Cineinnsfi
Attas.
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8. H. LIPPINCOTT,-M onnfacfurer
COACHES. BAROUCOES.
ROCK Always, PHETONs, BUCCIEs, &,

ROCK AWAYS, PH -ETONS. BCCCIES, &c.
for the patronage ALREADY ex-
tended toward him, solicits u continuance
of the same having served an appre ntic es ship
of seven wears with the first Carriage Make in
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
pre- miums every occasion that they have been
exhibited the dtfe mt Institutes; he hopcs 10
be able to get up an article at least equal TO any
now manufactured in the Western country.
VARNISH made by the oldes, Narnish
Maker in Philadelp hia--ir0rrantsd not 10 crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every de scrip
ton, such Iaces, Cloth, Silver Hub Bands
Door Handles. Lamps. Lock and Hinges, Riggs
&c; all of which will be furnished at the loves
Cash price. Persons at u distance can be accom-
modated by dropping line to the subscriber
Main street, opposite Mr.. Gibcrt's Hotel.
Richmond. Ia. Feb 9, 1S41. l9n Al.
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To MAKE Shoes WAFER PRooF.-Take about
one gill Of India rubber waterproof solu ton
dissolve in two gils Of raw linseed oil, adding
III. oil to the Ind ia rubber solution very gradual
ly. With tho liquor paint all parts Of the leath-
er Of tho shoes which are to be water proofed,
giving many coats at intervals of6 or 8 hours.
to the leather it will take in. which may be
many ten or twelve. have used shs re-
ceipe upwards Of two years on all my boots and
shoes, and never in all that time had damp
foot 90 long a. the shoes held together; it is far
preferable to cork soes. or in fact anything that
ever saw. may also add. that get nearly
twice the wear out Of my boots and shoes since
began to use it; the prepared leather. moreover,
takes - brilliant polish you could desire.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

GA branch Of the house has been
established in New York, conducted by
Mr.. Auguste Belmonte, relative Of Solo
mon Rothschild, Vienna. Republic an
free trade does no. seem, however, to be
the soil in which the stupendous business
Of the great loan contractors will best
flourish
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

To MAKE CLorH, SILK, &c, Water Pnoo1-
Mix equal quantities Of alum and sugar of lead
{aeetate Of lead,) and dissolve the mixture in q
gallon and a half Of boiling water. When the
solution has cooled, remove the ssperAuous III
quid from the sediment, which consist Of sui
phass of lead, and It 10 ready for use. Any .r,i-
Gle Of eress, NO matter how slight the fabric.
when well saturated with this liquid, and allowed
to dry slowly, bears the action Of boiling water.
and does not permit it 70 pass through. although
steam and air permit it freely. This discovery
vas made BY IN Iri.hma. Of the name Of Irwis
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MAHANMAA MNNEN
Richmond, Indiana.

1TVHE subscriber wishes to call the attentio
Il of the travelling public to the fact that lao
has returned to his old Stand,
fTHE NATION
that be has put the House, well as the whole
establishment, in first rate order for The accom-
notation ofthe travelling public with the deter
mination that he will not be outdone in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with call No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment of his
guests.-In short, he is determined to keep a
good and orderly house, and make every per-
that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be as low any house of the kind in the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied if in his pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past favors,
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. Any favor will be thankfully
ceived, and in his humble way. shall be returned
DANIEL ID. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb. 9, lS41. 43-4otf
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SPRING FOUNDRY, Rieh&snd. IL.
Price Of 'rhrashing Machines
REDU CED!l

ME subscribers having increased their "a.
] ciities for building MACHINERY are en-.
abed to sell Oh more Liberal Terms.
They are manufacturing and will keep cos-
staniiy on hand n supply Of FOUR and FIVE
HORSE POWER BELT and TUMBLlNG
SHAFT THRESHING MACHINES.
They have made and are making xte nsive id.
ditions to their former stock Of Patterns for
M 80 ls e q + ! 0g,
and will furnish 10 order, castings Of that or any
other description. at fair prices. They Gill also
make to order, at Cincinnati prices, all kinds u
Wooden Machinery!
They agents for this State, for the buildine
and sale Of NJ. w. ODE nchain's
Patent Double DOlIer CARDIAC SaacAipe
Foundry and Machine Shop in the mort part Of
Richmond. the Paper Mill, and Warer room
on Main street, first door west Of Strsttan H.
Wrights Store, corner Of Main and Pesrl streets,
where they keep an extensive sssoftm,ent Of
IRON, STEEL. &c, which they will sell on faif
erms. J. NJ. e. y. II. HUTTON.
Good Horses and Wheat taken in exchange.
Richmond. Nor. 9, le47. 1917
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Every package lin addition to its containing
FULL WEIGHT. indep- nde Mt Of the wrapper
hears the stamp of neatness and elegance, and
the Teas therein thoroughly secured from
light and air. that their quality and power will
remain unimpared in any climate.
WIN. PECHELL. Aee"t,-New Store.
Richmond, Dece mber 18th, l647. 5l,f
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NEW TAILOR SHOPM

DANIEL PARTRIDGE. would respectfully
IL inform the citizens of Richmond, and the
surrounding country, that he has opened shop
o. Market street, n Few Doors south Of
Main,
where he is prepared to execute. in a workman
like manner, any work in his line that may be
entrusted TO him.
Garments made by him will be warranted to
suit his customers, and his terms TO suit the
times.
Approved country produce will be take IN for
work.
Richmond, March 90, lS41. l3,f
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Violent Death. il spite Of Cs,es.el.

Are continually taking place at this season Of
the year, from Cong-stive and Bilious Fever,
Bilious Cholic, Cholera Mosbns, Plcurisy, aud
acute inflammation Of the LuWgs aud Liver.
Now We ask any man 10 put bis finger o. .
single case Of any of these comI,lsa IL which
"Rcv. Il. Hibbard's Vegetable Pills. taken
promptly. have failed 10 care! We defy him 10
10 ii,-fcarlessly and above bosrd-for we know.
these Fills will act effectively suro they
taken.
Half pill is the usual dose, but in these most
violent attacks, give one. even two Pills. dis
solved. that il may operate tho sooner Read The
directions, that GO with each box. When the
first dose produces vomiting, another should b.
taken tho next day. The moro violent and
alarming the attack Of any s.,sliemsss fever.
Bilious Cholic or Cholera Morbus. the more
promptly to these pills meet. aud overcome the
disease.
Il Agent and Country dealers supplied ~ F..
MERRY WEATHER. General Agent for Ohio
and Nor,hen Indiana. Third street, opposite the
Post Office. Cincinnati. Ohio.
For sale in Richmond, by Dr. ]. uowell's aud
tTyin Reed.
Richmond Sept, :. ls47.
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Ofone hundred and twenty Empefors of
China who are enumerated in their annals,
ffy-four died, thirty-one killed, thirteen
deshsoned, and ten abdicafed.
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NJ OTiCE.-The citiLe MS Of Indiana. are he re
~ by notified that Lewis Davis, OF New Paris
Ohio. is authorized TO sell Territorial Rights fol
the above invention in the State OF Indiana.
DANIEL. WlNDER. Fdf."fee, &c,
New Paris, O., Dec. 81, lc4s.--52 Il.
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a superior lot Of L0olstaDA Sug1P
"A asd MO10sses, just received from New
Orleans, ssd Cor sale by The Hog,head, Barrel or
Retail, Low 1on CASH, ~
HAINES q FARQUHAR.
Opposite the Bsak.
lieA1sod, Ysb. Oh, Iele.
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Up @ u IN 5e

Up III u 20 9o
One year, payable in adusaee,- 500
Affe, the year expires, ---.--.-.----....-.-S 800
For sir months, IN Advance. II 90
UNo paper discontinued until all drTearages
ere paid. except at the option Of the editors.
Postage must be paid, by eorrespondsnfs. to
insure attention.
AAy1roaSdnS RDpHnSs
II Advertisements eiU be eonspie1ousiy in
serted in the "Pauadism'' at the foiLoring rates
One square Of II lines, r250 m'sl reeks, 81 90
EacA coafinuanee, .-..-----.-.. 25
Announcing names Of candidates for Office. If
a subscriber) 81 90; tif not n subscriber s. 90
A liberal discount on tie abore rates, to thos.
sodo adcerfise by the yesr.
Adrertisements will be eonfinxed until forth dat
the expense Of the advertiser, # definite time is
fired. No adoerfisemens scI! be considered less
than one square.
All advertisements authorized by the statute
must be paid for inv ariabiy in advance. Adj
vertisements coming from abroad. must be
accompanied with the cash, unless ordered for
publication by brother publisher, and agents.
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lcoRSER or MAIN AND MARION s1s., aicMnoSD. SA.)
JOSEPH w. GILBERT. respectfully In
- forms his frie nds end The Travelling psb-
c that he has re su med the Land ordship u The
well and favorsbiy known HOTEL, ssd - 70
prepared to make Travellers comfortable. A
good and attentive Ostler IL At all times seady
to take charge Of Horses. and the stable 10 Welt
supplied with psovsnder. His charge are rsa-
sonable.
Feb. 9. lel7. f39:HS.t0
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The new Protestant church 1t Jerusalem
has been recently completed. 1t . cost Of
Of 10000. Il Is without eithag tower q
spire.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

DY the Croce, Dozen, or single copy, .fol
l1sa'e at the Book Store Of .. r. HOLLOWAY
Riehmond, September 7th, 1e47.
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The Graefenberg Health Bitter

A preventive of bilious and other diseases; and q
restorer Of the strength and appetite and hea lthy
complexion. Price % cents package; which
will make two quarts Of Bitters superior TO any
in the world.
The other Medicines are THE GnAErExBEaG
SARsAPARILLA COMPOUND; The GRAEFENnERG EYx
LOTION; The CHILDREN's PANAcEA; TIM GRExs
MOUNTAIN OIrrMENr; THE CoNsUMPTIvE's BAL
SAM; The DysENrERv SYRus.
~ 1t is intended that there shall be a Craef-
enberg Depot in every neghborhood in the Uni
ted States, at which the Companys Medicines
NAV be obtained.
The General Agent for Indiana, is MYERS
SEATON, Centrevilie, to whom applications for
Agencies may be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, November, ls47.
And for sale by
}. ELDER, Richmond, at the Post Office Book
Store.
D. r. HOLLOWAY, Richmond Book Store.
FERGUSON d Co., HilIsborough.
n F. NEEDIIAM, Newport.
Dec. %, IS47. l-tf
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BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,

in all their multiplied forms. A feeling ofimpa-
tiei.ce comes him that little has thus far
been accomplished 10 prevent aud cure these; es-
peca!y when he considers that class Of dis.
eases yield SO readily to proper means. 1t is not
too much TO say that if the officially alluded to
removed, and the
West masie Healthy n. The East,
tens upon tens Of thousa nds Of human lives
would be annually saved; and every acre Of land
in the entire w est be doubled in value
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a. Annn Wanted in Current Funds.
~ 4OOO in exchange for Notes and
" Book Accounts. II the ExehsnGe once q
W. W. LYNDE & co
Richmond, Feb. ., le49.
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E81 EAA&ADIVM,

IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. BY
D. r. Holloway and B. W. Davis.
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SCAWrA'S ACOUSTIC Oll. 10 sa,d BY shoss
~ who have had occaaion 10 uss II. 10 b IN
excellent medic inc iu case Of deafness srisisR
from colds or other causes For sale ~ the Dssg
Store Of IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Feb. i6, lSl6. ST
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THE GRAETEMBERG COMPANY

come before the public fully impressed with the
Importance Of this subject: and with th. pbsitire
ea'es of the West. The public has welcomed
the Company with unparalleled enthusiasm. Ev-
cry where it's medicines are taking tho lead Of
all others; and curing diseases which have baf-
fled all other
The Company " i'll hereafter issue MONTH
Ky BULLETINS, by means Of which, the pub
lie can learn more of its operations. In the pres
ent one it can only be slated
l. That the Graefenberg Medicines are purely
Vegetable.
.. They have bee tested in tens Of thousands
Of cases with perfect success.
3. OF the Vegetable Pills alone, sc, 900 Boxes
sold each aud every week.
4. The demand is constantly increasing
5. Every article purchased of the Company or
any of its Agents Is WARRANTED; and If il does
not give satisfaction the money will be refunded.
The three Medicines TO which the Company
would call attention in the present BULLETIN
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'I>HE reflective traveller as he reaches tho
highest ridge OF the Alieghanies. on Li.
Journey westward, is filled with the most pro
found and interesting sensations His fancy
rapidly surveys that vast aud magnificent region
that stretches itself far away oward the setting
sun; bounded only by Tia. waves Of the Pacific.
Majestic rivers flow through interminable
woods. Rich praires like seas Of verdure, are
spread out: decked with bright and nanel-ss
flowers. Upon those countless millions Of rich
est acres the entire population Of two orld. like
this might find homes Of plenty! These wonder
full features Of the mighty West fill his mind with
the profou nd-st sensations.
He reflects still further, and the painful fact
ours to him that great difficulty affects that
region namely, that which relates to HEALrn.--
lie knows that beside those streams, and upon
those prairi.s. the enterprising inhabitants are
often I'D soreiy afflicted with
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DR. sS|7s
l83a!(9:|i|!|1

rUNHE above Pile Embrocation, has gained .
reputation never before equalIed by any
medicine. II never fails to cure the Plies, ~
well as that intolerable itching that has its To-
cation in the same parts. For sale in Richm ond
at IRWIN REEDS Drug Store.
Feb. 10Th, lS4S. ST
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VIZ ima0vg Glass, Picture Glasses, anG
w all other kinds Of Glass Of the best quail
ty and lowest prices, for sale by
Nov. is, lS47. IRWIN REED.
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Inc GfslcIc0DcrS vckctslDIC 1'11lS,
For the prevention and cure Of the ordinary dis
eases which afiiet humanity, Especially Bliious)
these Pills are infinitely superior to any the world
has ever before seen. No language can describe
their virtues. They are as different from all 9TH
ers before the public as ght is from darkness
Every family in the whole West should try them.
If they do not give perfect satisfaction the mon
ey will be promptly refunded. Price rs cents
per box.
The Graefenberg Fever and Ague Pills.
This Pill is the great conqueror Of Fever and
Ague, and Fever Of all other types and forms.
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Plaiform of the Free Soil Panty.
IN REGARD TO SLAVERY.


IIs PRINCIPLES
No SlaUe Territory,
No more SLGue States.
The SLAVE States responsible for their Slavery
Freedom and Free Institutions for Oregon New Mexico,
and California,
Congress has power make Slave, than make
Kmg-to institute establish Slavery, than institute
establish Monarchy.
The United States Constitution, ordained establish justice,
promote the general welfare and The blessings liberty
denies to the Federal Government all power deprive any
of life, liberty property without due legal process
IRIS MEASURES
The Of the Federal Government from the control of
the Slave Power and its restoration Its early policy of Limits
ing, locaIzng. and discouraging Slavery.
The enactment of the Witnlot ProUiso
The abolition of slavery by the Federal Government to the
GENERAL SUBJECTS.
Cheap Postage-No sinecure ofices-An economical Gov
Standardization by the People of all Federal officers far
practicable
RiUer and HGrbor Improvements.
Freedom of the Public Lands in limited quantities. to
ual settlers.
Tariff for the necessary expenses of the Government, and
the speedy payment of the National Debt
The election of MARTIN VAS buren, and CHARLES FRAN
offices of President and Vice Pr esidtnt of
the United States.
Free Soil, Free Speech, Free Labor and Free Men.
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For Sale,
Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath,
All may possess by using
SHERM ANS TOOTH PASTE.

TT is warranted free from acid any injurious inered-
1ents and ia unsurpassed for cleaning whitening the
teeth removing tarter preventing them aching or de
cay at the same time giving them healthy appearance
well as hardening the and sweetenng the breath
1t leaves delicious taste in the mouth and gives univer>
sal satisfaction. Whoever it once will ever after
give 1t the preference every other dentice Charles
w. sandferd, Col Charles s. Benson and of orr
most distinguished citizens. have used SHERMAN'S
TOOTH PASTE for several years, and believe it to be
unequalled Reader, get box and try it, il yeu want
sweet breath and handsome teeth
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHER-
MANS POOR MANS PLASTER, for the trinng sum
Of l2 CENTS is without exception the best article in the
shape ofa Plaster in the known world Itgives relief in
few hours where the suffering is intense
RHEUMATISM, LumbagO. Pain Weakness in the
Sde Chest Back, Neck, Loins, Limbs JOINTS yield TO
it sooner than any other remedy. Worn on the lower
part of the spne they have cured the Piles and on the
small Of the back they have cured Falling of omb
Dyspeptics, persons troubled with Liver Complaint
will find them Of great and surprising benefit when worn
the part Affected Consumpves should always wear
their chest 1t will their Cough. and remove
the Soreness Several million OF them have been sold and
never a complaint made against them.
For sale wholesale and RETAIL the cheap Bookstore nv
Sept. 29-dwSm J. CIRCUIT, JR.
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Model of Jerusalem.

YTNuIS beautiful and instructive work of art executed
l. from a regular survey taken on the spot in 1915, will
be offered for exhibition a short time in Worcester at
WARREN HALL,
commencing on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. A.
and open daily each afternoon and evening througk the
epeek and continuing Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes
day OF The following week. with illustrative remarks each
day and evening.
This Model combines in character both painting and
reality OF FORM which affords the mind far moro dis
tnct and life like idea of this Interesting spot than
can be obtained any other way short OF personal visit
thereto. The admiration with which this Exhoiton mas
every been received by Ministers aud Teachers and
moral people, is its best recommendation.
The Illustrative remarks given at p NJ and u in
the evening Doors open at and r. M
Admission 20 cents-Schools n a body with their Teach
ers at 10 cents each. Season tickets, so cents.
Oct3. DIV WILLIAM II. NYE.
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Messenger,s Notice.

WoRGESTER; SIS September %, 1s4e.
ENkY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of In solyency
for the County ofiW orcester, has this day issued
warrant against the Estate of WILLIAM E. SOUTH
WORTH, Of Marlborough in said County shoemak or.
an debtor and the payment of any debts the
delivery OF any property belonging said insolyent
debtor to him for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law.
the nrst meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
in said County, the tWeny first day Of october nert
Mt ten O'Clock in the forenoon, the proof of debts
and the choice of assignee assignees his Estate
d6tw2t59 j. DAY D. s messenger
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~ HoTcester IS. September 10, i84e.
10 JONATHAN DAY, of Webster in said county, Gentle
man, Assignee Of the Estate f ABRAHAM T. BARKER,
o. worcester, in said county, Manufacturer, Insovent
DeDLor, Greeting.
~ are hereby required to give notice that the fourth
Il meeting of the creditors of said Barker, will be
hoden at the Office of John c. b. Davis, in Worcester,
salo County, on the tUentyh day of October nert
eeEeh O'CLOCK IN the forenoon, when and where the said
cetors may prove further debts against the said Barker.
ana you Will also settle your second account and
notice by publishing attested copy of this order in the
Day spy newspaper printed at Worcester afore said.
SIX tunes successfully before the day said meeting and
py giving written notice by mail otherwise all
known creditors OF said Barker. And you are TO make
return OF this order with your dongs thereon at tile
time and place of said meeting.
CdAS. w. HARTSHORN, Master in Chancerv
true copy, Attest. JONATHAN nav Assionee