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TER any kind of exercise, do not
Ia moment at a street corner, for
ody or anything; nor at an open
or window. When you have
exercising in any way whatever,
Ter or Summer, go home at once,
some sheltered place; and, how
warm the room may seem to be,
lot at once pull off your hat and
K, but wait awhile-some five min
or more, and lay aside one thing
time: thus acting, a cold IS Impos-
3. Notice q moment: When you
IN from a brisk walk and you en-
warm room, raise your hat and
forehead will be moist; let the
remain q few moments and feel
forehead again, and it will be dry,
wing that the room Is actually
er than your body, and that, with
door clothing on, you have really
ed off full soon enough. Many OF
aeverest colds l have ever known
to take, were the result of sitting
10 to a warm meal In a cold room
long walk; or being engaged in
ting. have let the FIRE 60 out, and
II first admonition of it was that
sping chilliness which is the ordi-
forerunnero f a severe cold. Per-
have often lost their lives by
ritiug or reading in a room where
re was no Are. although the wealth
outside was rather comfortable.
epinR 10 rooms long unused has
troved the life of many a visitor
friend. Oar SPLENDID patlors
/ our nice spare rooms" help to
fich many doctor.-HalFs Jour
of IIenhh
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In n OnnpAarY.

Presence of mind is not always at
inable when most desired. Ii 1t
he so. there would be few difficult
! and little demand for ingenuity.
lis fact was amply illustrated yes
-day In the cOntTe. temps OF a we'll
k1own man about town, who, on VS.
.rirE the police station, saw recorded
lopg the arrests the name OF te-
ale acquaintance. He never stop
a to inquire of the clerk who the
rson was, but dashed on at headlone
eed to procure her immediate re.
ease. Arriving at the Recorder
ice, he said to the magistrates
II wish to get my wife released
Your wifel Why, what has she
l1ne?"
ace"
You are sure it is your wife2"
Oh, yes. sir.
The Recorder ordered the prisoner
be brought into his presence.
Are you this mans wife p
IA dark hand suddenly swept the
cen veil aside, while the astonisheC
.frican exclaimed:
"He wife / reckon not. But rs
adling?" a.,
lis needless to say the youth loud
> proclaimed the mistake. and hastl
took his leave.-Nel0 Orleans re-
tnt8o
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On Monday, July 4lh,
TARAsCON. on July
PURCHASED

TwAVIN PURCHASED OBJ
.II. sCELAPK Elgs assignee % III.
n1an Il Co., the entire stock and boo
counts of said firm, i viii c0ntinu
wholesale Piece Goods business o. lE.
stand, No. 83 First Street, where a
HAPPY to soc all the old and new cut
ers. All persons indebted TO the lntl
OF III. Feldman a. Co. are respectful
quested 70 call and settle their acellI
III. BHOMMELlh
H. Fe.dman and A. WerWaVme. Iorr..
connected with the firm or II. Felou
Co.. Will be found ready to Wnit
their old friends. J. Gmlzhauser. for
of Schapker, Busting d Co.. VIII he
at the onlce.
Evansville, Ind, June q, 1870. le
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PrODOSaIS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. will be receiv-
- ed at my ONCE until JULY Z, 1870, at
10 o'clock An. for graVeilng about one
mile of the road leading from the city to
the Oak Hill Cemetery: also about the
same distance of the road leading to the
Locust Hin Cemetery. The track on each
road to be made Is feet wide and one foot
ohio River gravel, and four inches OF con-
glOmerate gravel. Grading not included
In contract. Payments made in one, two
and three years 8 per cent. bonds, issued
in equal amounts by the city and county +;
sam pies of materials to be used to be fur
nlshed with the bids. Payment made as
aalr3 .nfate s4r- retain re 4lelt
fire llfs
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what do You Read

There Is nothing that makes so
auch difference in the out come OF
ovs and girls as the books they read.
}faIl the boys and girls that we have
.pown, NC never knew one to succeed
a life who spent his time, when young,
IA reading exciting stories. We do
lot saw YOU may not read stories.
3nt we do say that if you want to be
~ anv use in the world, you ought
1ot to let all your reading be story
eading. And, what is more. you
ought to read nothing but good sto-
-ies.
But how can we tell whether 1t is
God or not? There are many books
nat have a weak moral, or relig ous
side. that are yet good for nothing,
they are too exciting. and breathe a
oad air. How shall we know the good
ones2
A book that makes US feel brave
and strong for our work is good. Ii
any writer makes us feel, nor that We
would like to do better, but that We
viii do better, we may trust such al
author. But If book gives us g feel
.Hv ra6 auf 'a ~ dull. Wcrtt
hla ets soueH bore else $50 wher
a- h pay AS laat BOG. docs p
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Ebe Casf-aa Eve
0eFrois r ea
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EDGAR DUNK

ID ETURES BIS THANKS TO THE
I'M citizens of Evansville and surround
ing country for the liberal patronage given
him while In business as a Florist, during
81 period of twenty-five years. Having
now leased my place TO Mr.. John Nelson
an experienced aud competent Florist, i
now bespeak for him a continuance OF the
same liberal patronage. assuring the pub
lie that Mr.. Nelson will improve and en-
large the establishment in such manner as
to be on n par with the advancement of
our growing city. EDGAR DUNK.
Evansville, June q, 1870. Je24 Inn
TYvRE UNDERSIGNED. LATE OF
"A the firm OF Carmody q Nelson, has, on
this day. leased for a term OF years the old,
we'll known florists establishment of Ed
gar i unk, ADD now recommends himself
to liberal share of the patronage OF the
lovers OF the beautiful, offering them a
full assortment of Towering plants for In
and out door culture. JOHN NELSON.
Evansville, juno *, 1870. je24
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INTO Arkansas, where it oml
the Big Black near Pocahonh
Malta made the trip up safe
successfully, carrying q yer,
cargo, on a very low stage Of
which will remove all doubts
River.
Charlie Ditman, pilot on en-
Lyle, predicted yesterday
noon that we would have rain
Of IL hours, because he came
tact with a polecat about
Which smelled loud. lie sal
a sure sign.
Did he bury his Perfume
ments2
LoUIsvILLE-Tho Comie-J
Of Monday says:
The Glendale is reported laid
the foot Of Raccoon bar, wait
water, go that she can get her
of, which is hard sground on b
shoals.
Another mountain rise Is on lh
down the Missouri. 1t is
swell at Sioux City and Omaba
believed there TO be the true "anr
The Upper Missouri is bankiu
more. The upper Mississippi
tinues falling, with only three
water on the lower rapids.
The r. p. Converse struck
aud sunk on Tuesday last. in sieb
Jacksonport, just above the mout
Black River, The Converse has 3
towing in the employ of tho par
building the bridge over White Ri
at Duvalls Bluff. She was 0wne6
Captain Carlisle, aud is valued
about $4,000. As she went dow
about four feet water, she can pl
ably be raised. She lies in the Of
mel and obstructs navigation.
ST. LoUIs,-The Democrat Of n
day says:
River again on the decline y
day. No prospect apparent to
a rise here from any upper river.
upper Missouri is again stationar
Sioux City, and the same river IS
ing below st. Joseph. Weather
hot.
The future of the G. B. Church
M. j. Wicks was 70 be decided
Saturday at Memphis.
NEW ORLEANs.--The Tine
Friday says;
The weather yesterday was
close in the forenoon, but at noon
sky became cloudy aud threafc
rain, and during the afternoon
pie of slight sprinkles was the ne
The wind the greater part Of the lI-
noon was from the south, while
of the forenoon came from the
Doubtless we may have heavy
to-day, as tho sky nc dark was
threatening.
Business on the landing was
tremely al; there we're but three
partures.
The Times Of Saturday says:
The weather yesterday was exlrlm
ly close, with a threatening sky.
Withstanding, however, oil eif0r
rain, nothing more than q slight D
lux Eu0W WIS ZIG AthWANs
Business on the landing is gro
small and beautifully less, as yesto
was another one Of those dull
OF which many have come under
notice during the past two Wo
There were but three departure
of which we're coast packets.
Capt. Frank j. Cakes, of the q
lar Cincinnati packet Alaska, inl
US that he leaves positively To
5 Pm. without fail, and cares
deal about reports to the effect
the Alaska is going to race with
er boats. He wants the public
general (particulaIly the trave
portion Of il to bear in mind thai
Alaska is going out expressly Ca
business eTrand, attending to tha
al way landings. Step on board
who are going westward, and you
find Mr.. w. G.. Voris, q clever Eel
man, in the Office, who will rs
through ticket 10 any and every
of the globe.
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soap! Soap!
A GREAT HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
Greatly Reduced Prices.

YEVETE WELL. KNOWN old reliable
u brand of Soap made by PROCTOR q
GAMBLE, of Cincinnati, for sale in Ev-
ansvile at the manufacturers prices,
WITHOUT adding freight.
just Think of tt.
One 90 pound box OF good Cincinnati
Soap for S4. or five bars for 25c.
Notified German Soap reduced to Ice
each for lib baTs-fuu weight.
BabbttI's best Soap, whose reputation Is
so good that other manufacturers initiate
the shape and label. Be sure and ask for
BABBIfT'S: only lee per bar.
ALSO-The Chemical Olive Soap-1I bars
for 81.
A great variety OF Toilet Soaps, BARRIERS
soaps CASTLE soaps, SC, sc.
For anything in the Soap line, go u
WICK ERY'S
tal6 73 and 20 Main Street.
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LYONS PORTABLE FURNACE,
Patented April IL, 1870.

rYANTED MEN WHO WANT TO
w MAKE MONEY-Here is an oppor-
tunIty for making money rarely pre-
scented In a lifetime. l have got the best
and surest selling article ever invented,
that every bOusekeeOer buys on sight 1t
is a small Furnace, Weighing only six
pounds, that can be used with or with out
a stove. It will ut In the holes of any
sized stove or range, and will do as much
work with one quart OF fuel-charcoal,
chips, coke, corncobs, wood, or soft coal
as can be done On any stove with one-half
busheI. 1t will boil three gallons of water
in ten minutes with less than one quart of
fuel. II will boil, broil, roast, toast, bake,
aud stew. 1t is the best fat-iron heater in
the world. Its economy in saving fuel Is
marvellous. You have no smoke, gas. or
heat in the room. 1t sells the year round.
Retail price only 81 IS. Thousands are
sold every week. Any man with q small
capital can clear from $50 to $40 per day By
owning the right of any good county, and
a whole State Is of 1nealculable worth 10 a
man OF enterprise. I viii send sample
Furnace to any past of the United states
on receipt OF 81 70. Address for circular,
aud full particulars. .-,., -.
once at JOHN ECAN1L1N a CO.'S
Stoves and House Furnishing Goods 81
Main Street, opposite the Court House,
Evansville, Indiana, where the furnace
I1=el zAe laH VINO oer
rQa
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable
Tmnroyed CITY Property.

RTOTIGE IS hereby given, that the IN
I'M designed, Commissioners appointed
by an order of the Nanderburgh Court OF
Common Pleas. to sell the real estate De-
longing to the heirs of Martha Gregg, de-
ceased, will, on
THURSDAY, JULY 7TH, 1870,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock An. and
5 o'clock PM, at the Court House door In
the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, sell at public auction all
the following described real estate, t0-w1t:
Lot number fourteen Q4,) in Block num-
her forty (4O.l in the Eastern Enhancement
of the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh
The Improvement on the said lot con-
sist OF q good two story frame house, with
five rooms and Kitchen, hall. two
porches, good frame stable and other i'm
provements.
Terrns of Sale - One third cash: one
third IN nine, and one-third in eighteen
months from the day of sale, the pur-
eresar ewing bis notes with approved
-ar.t. ...s eaftn trteraE. .l SIX rex cen.
-- 80 u-. eazv ss lror HHl a61toH
e .-.as IKE 1ssaeEe
r--ran tNthr1 -.4Els1
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COAP MA KING MArERIALS-Con
- centrafed I've. Potash. Soda Ash s "a
Soda, Lime. sc, st VICKERY BROS,
iel6 70 and 70 Mains Street.
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AlfSandfia GartIf.
TIA UJT SALE



VALUABLE REAL Estate,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, Va.
IN pursuance of deed OF. trust from
= Richard s. Boulware tc the 5subseriber.
dated the 18th day of Suly, 1859, duly record
ed IN the Clerks Office OF Orange County
Court, shall as trustee therein named, III
POT previously sold, of which due and time
fnotfce viii be gtven) on uesddy. The l7th
dd""so! Nay He1t. Ii fair, If NOT the next fair
uay hereafter. offer for sale, on the pgernis-
~, .othe highest bidder. at public auction,
ior casl, or upon such terms us may be a.
gresa uaon on the day of sale. valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
lying and .eing in the county OF Orange,
auUus .hfee niles from. Orange c. III. con-
IOl IA Acres.
IL being the syactof lana ejottet in the d.
vision OF the estate of Robert Clark 10 Thos.
j.. ADAMS and Martins his wife, IL, right OF
MS wire and by Them sold and coIlseSad Ia
the sara Boulware. THIS lard lies in goad
neighborhood and adjens the. lands OF Mrs.
and others
The title is believed to be unquestfonabIe.
bub selling as trustee, shall convey only
such ti6le rs is vested in me by the deed a.
foreSaid
LEWIS b. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
A tril 10, 1870,
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SEVERE Sroih.-rhe storm d last
week which wis the first of the season
accompanied With thunder and light
wing, was quite evere in some sections
OF the country. We learn tina, hail fell
in large quantities north of here. AT
Mrightsville, Pa. the Presbyterian
Church was struck,y lightning and to-
tally destroyed By lie.
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miscellaneous advertisements
EoUTTs75
NGCEN PLANTER

WITH GUANO ATTACHMENT.
y again calling the atsentIon Of the
= Farinersof Virginia and adjoining states
TO this simpe yet effective mnpieinentt the
subscriber beSs leave 10 say that IL has bten
greatly improJed fen the ensuing season Il
1863. Ii is now worked by a chain band In.
stead of q leather band as formerly, thereby
insuring . more constant operation. by q
very simple adjustment 1t Will drop corn at
the distances Of Is inches or 3 feet together
with any pulverised Fertilizer.
Full printed directions accompany each
machine. He would also call attention to
ROUTT'E DoUkLE-SHoyEL PLoW.
with Coulterand Brar Cutting Attachments,
the latter especially adapted to any foul
lands, whether with Briarss Sassafras or wire
Grass. Also, to
ROUTES DRAIN Pillow.
which completes at one operation the double
course of the ordinary pl0w, besides saving
a great deal of hand labUf.
He has certificates of many well.known
vouching for the strength and eff
Client action of all these Implements, which
will be furnished ON application.
As the senior partner In Me new concern
Of a. T.. Routt Il Co.. be wsnld rettlrn his
Eha,.ks to generous pubEiefoT their kind
patronage in the past, and pledges nrfrernitt-
I'd exertiOns 10 inairtain and increase that
full confidence in the future.
A. Z. HoJrT Il GU.
Liberty Mills, Va, February II 1899.
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ssEk
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:. but powerful ktimn.
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igent age, and tried BY thiscriterfon TTrsts.
.er stomach Bitters stands first among ~.
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Inc nature OF the ingredients is no mystery.
IL consists Of an absolutely ,ure dlffusiye
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Liberty Mills, Va, February i, i5 4 = ~

BARBoURsvfLLr, VA, JaIlusy o, 1850.
take great pleasure in Iecomfendjog to
the farmers of Virginia the ihipleIients con-
structed by A. Z. Routt Il Co. MrUottt is
my countyman and neighbor, aiidT have
had ample opportunity of testing bls,lxfIl as
IL mechanic and his nntiring energsin his
laudabe efforts to satisfy the continuity
with weIl-constructed and Efficient iapIe.
inents. b. JOHNSON BARBOGR
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NEW Fslte roc

= = = opelmtlin the sfors-roon,
on M Main sire oefcnpis by capt. Il j. peyton
49, a.sh shakeepr ' constantSS B s,sI
Whiskey, Pure Mossa,o, 'u Augusta fure
Gle, Black berry Bran, paluanay, pure arti-
ofall kinds. Tobacco /, ,Iniuiser do,; Wines
lie may rely on these F,,oSrs' ns. me pub
being aiwaysof the hesI uofs ana wines as
every thing In my nowe qua.liy. shall do
inunity. p'Npnage of this COM
selected s stDocik@ of onhand large and well
tb GsEsoa st CANNED FarT,r
be soidst the oII o@aa. CiSsrs. &C., which win
ss.tIslngt for counf,ve prieps for cash or in ex.
"soJust opened n-~t-claas
~ . !, Livery stable,
les 's &c puoc with Horses Garriagyessr friends end,
rms "c.' at short notice and on res, ss, Bug
orange 9. H., January q. $50 l. WEBB.
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NEW ESTrRPRlsr.- Messrs. Routt and
Cowherd hay gene into the brick max
Ing business and expect to have 2oO,-
900 ready for market in very short
time
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RICHMoNDAND PETkasBJRG r. r.

IN and after Monday. A pril l., 1869
- the trains tits road will leave ~ fop
lows:
Leave Richmond at .. m. and 2.s5p.m
Leave Petersburg at 9.50 q. M. and $50 D, m
accommodation Train with passenger cas
attached will leave Richmond daily at D,
M, aud Petersburg daily at $40 a. IN. (SunE
days excepted.)
The a. IN. train will not leave Richmond
on sundays, and the $50 p. m. train will NOD
leave Petersburg on .Sundays
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 4. n
m, train, running through daily.
Baggage checlkep through,
Inc passenger coach attached to the coa3
rain will leave Glover Hill att am. and re.
t srgInllng, leave Richmond at 2.40 ps~ on
uesdtys, thursdays and Saturdaysc5 ~
May Z 1885,. Surerin<
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Il OHIO RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDIJIE

IN and after Feb. 2nd, 1870. the Pas
- senger Trains will run as follows--viz:
Mail IrairS Will run daily betweed Rich
mond and Staunton except Sunday hes
tween Gordonsyills and stanton; leave
richmond at $50 q. IN. and arrive et 5taun-
ton at ~ p. IN. Leave Staunton at $50
n. m, and arrive at Richmond 20 D. IN
making close connections at Gordonsviile
and Chariottesyillew with Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas Railroad Mail Trains for Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel.
pl1a, New York, &C.; also for Lynchbursy
hnoxvllle, Chattanooga. Memphis, New Orr
leans, Montgomery, Mobile, De-.
Mai Train viii run tri-weekly between
Staunton and White Sulphur Springs on
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. leave
pgur at 10 % p II, leave White rulphur a.
20 n m, and arrive at Staunton Mt In.--
And going West will connect with stages 40
follows vlz:--At Goshe II with stages for Lex.
ington, Natural Bridge, and Rcck bridge
Baths. At Millboro' with stages for Bath Al
umn, and Warm Springs, and at White Sui,
phur with stages fer Lewisburg, Chariestoue
&c.
Stages will also leave stanton on Thues,
day, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, fop
Lexington and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run b.
tween Richmond and Washington .iightly
without change of ears, leaving Richmond
at ; 30 I: NJ, and arriving at Richmond, at
~ a. NJ, making all through connections
at Richmond and Washington. SLEEPING
be run Through between Richmond and
washington without change.
JAMES H. NEfHERLAND
February ID 1870 General Tick NJ. 4 n, N :.
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$40 rs WOOD HOTEI

J. able Ill., Iilse,ciass. popular and fashion.
Main st riotte,, the only one located on ti,s
out, iost perfect order throuab
tom :. H @n.nin one square of the Capitol Gus
Tisn W. sqaares of the e1 Rsh asa
Great Ss n,,tpurg Railroad depot' nc
Danville. A'outes Via Peters,
The travelling publio-.61
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500 sale of the property of
Meyers " Jones commenced on Mon
day last and was concluded wednes-
day evening.
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TowS AND TcwSsHp OFFICERS. f In al
dition to officers q Incorporated towns,
the following differs are to lie elected
on the 4th THURSDAY of this honth in
each of the townships laid Of by COM
missicners. viz: One Supervisor, one
Tow nship Clerk, dc A ssesSr, one Col
iector, one Commissioner d Roads. oAe
Vvefseer of the Hor, AMI three JUS
wees OF the Peace AID thrse Constables'
who shall hold ovd. one two and three
years respcctiyelv
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

gMnps u I1itte1, and II. Is. Hitlen il
- his own right and Is Adminisfrafor q
saseph Hlden deceased -plaintiffs,
VIM & Graves Nd Marsaa mn his wife ana
e'1v-T pss9n. DC --Defeiidaanntass, "'ie' ana
So ~ cHANcEsYa. 's'
Is'laf fidi om decree, entesea 5, 49,.
OsL Ist9--"rhe 18TH I'D tindlove suit
,seiisent of parties Thai n.rder
i tht2 ttl,sssioners of this court ta one 81
istra fa We - ACCOUNTS OF T. b. II ias state
counts tha ~ q ,oseph Hidden, dec'd ~ 20
FENDER .. tne SAD +. n Iiiden Is u, which
acconnp eiore MIN also to take ~, directed to
Josenh III ~ the personal assets -. state an
satistiad in"eh, and of the oufsta,,,lin.e said
Jossnh depts and liabilities cf LIS un-
Of alsn ~, iaen showing the prioritias sala
M huai value thereof ana e lee simple
an9 publication in sns, ~ each parcel
nd nIappes for al least four wees evgnvenient
q ea hive OF taking the said ace ., The time
no na,,ias Into 70 personal servjco . Shall
n IL ~ sXcept T. ID. Hidden, "a upon all
!, ,.a , " seseph Hiden deceased u,nlnistra-
1855 arss 81 ana James A Madison william &
c9 y required, and ~ Wnom
ph iI NTH az the creditors Of the of
cir claInss n deceased. to present saia 20 :
ii n rss.ilits before the said Co,nn, IND file
vel ~ aae istihe, ON pain of NOT hais.iioher ,
q said r, soeifS tny part of tine nix al
9 To do So III case OF their Etu- o