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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-05-06
r. J. Wallace, lsooretori.s
John Russell,

HIGu WATER.-Last Friday night rain began
falling copiously in this section of country and
continued during Saturday with little inter
mission. On Sunday very large number ot
rafts from above came down. On Monday
morning the rain again commenced falling ra-
pidly and raised the Susquehanna so high that
it endangered the running Of RATS. Yester.
day (Tuesday) the water oyerhowed the
banks, and the flood has doubtless done
considerable damage. The bridges across the
small streams are mostly swept away and will
intercept travel. The Sinnemahoning coach
we observed returning yesterday morning, Q
short time after it had started from this place
being unable to proceed account of the
bridges being carried away. 1t was feared
that the bridge across Clearield creek, tive
miles east of this borough, would be carried
off, as one of the abutments had been dana
ged but we believe it is safe. A great quan
tity of drift was running, and we observed 9
number of timber sticks, rails, &c, floating
down the stream. We have not heard Of any
RATS being adrift. Last night the water in the
river fell some 90 inches, and il il continues
to fall at this rate for "a hours, RATS can bC
run from here on tomorrow.
Posr OFFICE RoUTEs.-The Baltimore Sun
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-05-06

II IST or RETAILERS of Foreign and Do
IL mcstic Merchandise in Clcarfcld County, for
the year 1857, subject to the payment of license.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-05-06

LNARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned Of
II fcrs to sell at private sale his farm on Gram
plan Hills within mile of Pennville Clearfed
county, adjoining lands of Thomas Wall and the
Church property. containing i06 acres abont IS
acres cleared. under good cultivation, and the
mainder well timbered with hemoel pine. and
other timber There are LOG HOUSE, GOOD
BARN, and other outbuildngs. and a number of
young fruit trees the premises. There is a
mill close by. As the undersigned is desirous Go
quit farming he offers the above property for sale
at reasonable terms which can be ascertained by
applying to him on the premises.
April l. Is57-Gt THOMAS NJ. MARTIN
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CHrUeRSUtHe Bor0ugh.
stephen Graf, s 5 90
NOTICE.-An appeal will be held on Tuesday
the 18th day of May, at the Commissioners Office
in Clearfield borough, when and where all who
feel themselves aggrieved by the above appraise-
ment can attend, if they see proper
MARTIN NICHOLS, Jr.
April g. 1857. Mercantile Appraiser.
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-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
Aud othor Valuable Real Estate.


THE following described Real Estate. co,nnr,s
i ing House Lots, and other property, el yiiiy
.i,ua,ed In tho villages Of Ssco aud Blddeiofd,
silI DO sold by the proprietors, at prizes and on
terms favorable 10 psircha,ers.
The Houre lots, about 400 In number, are
principally situated 10 Ssco, between the Ralrnad
DEPICTS Of Biddcford aud Ssco-a portion u them
above the Railrosd, and Z portion below, In
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
nne view VI boih villages. They are advantage
ousy situated for the residence VI persons having
bu,ines. In either Ssco or Biddeiold, being within
siI minutes walk Of Main STREET AMI PepPerrll
Sausre, Ssco, and five minutes walk of the Ma
chine shop aud Cotton Mil Of the Laconia, Pep
perrll and Water Power Corporations Of hi idr.
iord. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet long and 20
feet wide, resting on granite pier. aud with ie'
walks has been built across the Saco River. lnls
connecting the lots with Iliddeiord, and placing
them within three minutes walk VI Smiih's CIR
ne,. From this bridge street 10 gruded To The
Railroad Cruising on Wafer street, which will he
extended TO Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid oui, extending along The margin VI The
Ssco River, and to Water street.
The new road recently laid Out by the County
inisr toners, extending into the country fr,nn
sucu, will inlrrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge TO Bidd-
ord
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propnr.
tori have dozen or more house lots for >nle, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk VI the workshops aud
mill. on said island.
They will .ell also in lots Of from one to five
acres, rs may be wanted, tract " land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots Said lrsci
consists Of ~ acres, aud Is situated on the Wet.
ern side of the Railroad, and runs To- the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within lew rud'
Of the Saco Depot.
Warr.niee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the propri-lurs, A. II. boyd, Saco; ID. h.
Somrs, Biddeiurd; Josrphus Baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William =. New
ell, Manchester, N. IL.
For further particulars, rs TO prices and condh
IONS, inquire Of u. E. SOMES, of Biddeiord
agent Tor the propislurs. 5tf
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UJ.P. Adiams. or Yankee Addams,
lso called because Of his unriv.llsd prrsonal
nc ion Of Yankee characier) was playing in =
p,ses written by himself Some ps-sass
('n the plAyl deemed obnoxious, offended the
audience. who unanim,usly hi.ssd. The
eccentric comedian sisppsd u the foo,lishss,
and thus addressed tho audience:
"Latiies and gentlemen, I have spoken
no hing bot the text Of ,hs play-and - IN
1t,r am bound 10 say wha, the author
sets down for me. Are your Misses intended
To refrove me- for speaking the language
written. or are your Kisses intended 10 con-
,iemn the author 20
Cries issusd from all parts Of the house
the aulhor'-1ihe auihor'-"we hiss the
auth"r"-''we don't hiss you, We hiss The
suthor''-"so on, Addams''-'go ahead,
old fellow"
oaies was restored, and the play wss
sbou, to proceed, when On inquisilivs old
gentleman cried out. "who 10 she auihorP'
With Q cooliess seldom equaled, The
comedian replied-"John p. Adiams."
TIL. audience were for moment dumb.
founded, bu, = hearty laugh snsued, and
turned the tide in favor Of Adams.
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Ala Court Of Probate, held nj Kenuebunl, within
and Ius the County VI York, on the hrs'
Tuesday In Mach, III the year VI our Lrd'
ei.h.~a hundr-l aud iiiy.Ssven, hy The don'
o,.bl- Edward Z. B1rnr, Judse 81 said Court
AN IN. p~,i in VI Richard Tslpy, Interested
Yin the estate or William Tslpey. la'e VI
Yss, in aid County. drc-u-,d, praying. that nj.
,n,n,.i,.sa o( tie estate VI said dsceased may De-
yr..,rJ ~ hun -,
Lin IA, ,s.e .Jm.-ifslia, and give n.,sce 'he'eo'
to ,h. heir. oi i'll lie, eased aud To oil r rsoa, '
,er..,rd IN said c-i,ie, by causing c"py 81 'his
ord, 10 lie puhl,.hrd ~ the U"'on and Eastern
I.arnni. printed in Biddriord, IN said county,
,hr,, weeks .u ,rssively, that they msy appear a.
a Pn.lale C.,ur, To be holden a, Alirrd IN saln
C.,up,y. ON the trst Tuesday In April next ~
ten al Inc cI-k ia the iOrrnus,i, and shew cause,
ii .ny they have, why the prayer " said pe''''""
should uut be granted: u,
II A,ies,, FRANCIS B.cos, itrf,sef'
A true copy, Attest, FRA>cis BAcoS, hrg'''e'.
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Z he treat European
c 0 i G II II + NJ L ID Y
Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke,
rORNlSH. RAE.

One of The BCsl Mrdicln.> kn,vn lOr Coughs
and other dI,un!.r, ui lie pulmonary organs
Thrr wears have scInTb vs..rd since this
nus ,ulualr wr,ih ice VS. iuirrii. cd inlu this
cu'iTy, AMI Yet M. sup monty u.Cr rvrSy ollt'T
A,GI,ur ~ liz rufr 81 con h uud iuHg di.uidcr>
+ gru"riIy rckuush1lgri, ~ ih,sr ,isr> ~
CUugis wLiri have iuug ,tsIsird all the usual
rInvd!"., the Eunr-un ''"igli Rrncdy las
,,hICy,d II, .U'ui.Sl uuUErhs. many Oi these
hug "Induy add uppan"liy h"pc!r,s case,
ylrld ai uurc /" ~. remedial Power, Hnd ~" ~
Ihnr bodies gJurr,ll, IL Ct acurr, While ~ re-.
cent Ssts 'l"glr lS'I!t = generally more Than
-uHrIvut TIE luI'u. Iug rri'iiir"'r> are - lvCt.
I'd irrn hundred. wI,h might be- .ivp.
Remarkable cuIC"I PulhI,Ic VIII severe cough
communicated h Grn,raI >m.Il, LlnlusIon or.
uar. My. SIh, $50.
Tms j. I" r-rIlIy that iOr many wear. suffered
ir",H lhr PlhIsIc HC,uupgn',,l with u ,tvcrt anh
Ncry distressing cough Ms sulirings Whenever
took r,ad we've very great, sud | could meet
with u" ltrurdy unlIl a'Oul ,w" yeats agV, wl,cu
| lucd liry. Wsll,T C.dT.e'> European Couch
i,rln,jy. irpn wira derived Immediate bcu, To-,
.u,d hy iaAing tour BuliIcs VS. vc,hr,lv ,ur. II
aud have lad nuT iuInul v'IncrcOu.li az PhiiIs.
q | sine rely recommend the EuIupran C,u. u
Remedy iuHi suirrr.. hrs hrrn wealth ~
thousand du'lurs innle. GEORGE SMALL
For s,.c hy Til.em G'mln, SdrO, Hni at the
UuU" aui journal Counting iUUuI, No |, Cen.
'"a bUcI, Blddt lad.
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U Doctor Benjamin Ilsrdridss occupies
nearly rage in the N. Y. Tribune in IN.
nonei,p discovery BY which he claim.
'liquify quartz rock. to extract the last par
ricls OF gold or other metal which that rock
may contain, and to hold that rock in the
form Of liquid in casks and hossheads ready
io he turned tack into rock again as il 10
needed. thus afoniine new material io'
huilLins, cheaper than brick, anil as beaut,-
fnl as precious stones" He can do this Al
the rae Of fifteen tons day! BY way oI
support to this claim, Prof. Girsri, Of the
Smithsonian institute, Prof. Adslbery, aid
J. E. Schwabe. OF N. Y, Prof. Mofa., late
United Sis'es Assayi.l. and others, accom-
raiy the announcement Of the discoverer
with their certificates that his claim Is not
unioun.led, that he can accomplish The won.
derful .eais which he claims 10 Perform.
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Al a Court Of Probate held q, K-nnebunk, with,
aud IT the County Of York, on the trsi Tue.
day of March, IN the year VI our Lord,
eighteen hundred aud tity seven, by the Hon
or,be Edward T. BJurne. Judge OF said Court.
N ,NlkL SEAvEY aud Stephen Seavry, nam
~ ed Executors IN q certain instrument, pur
p.r.lng Ia be the last will aud testament VI J"hi,
Scavry, late u Alfred, Ia said County, Deceased,
having presented the same ior probate:
ORpgREp, That the said executors give NOTICE
To all persons interested by causing u copy OF
this order 10 b. published three weeks success.
lively IN the Uniun aud Eastern Journal, print
I'd at Biddeiuri, In said comfy, tina, they may
app~ar at Probate Court to he held ut Al
ir-J, m said county, On The hr,t Tuesday OF
Aprii next, at ten III the clock In the iOrc
aoon, aud shew cause, II sny they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved, up
proved and allowed as the last will aud tesla
meat OF the sail deceas@d.
IL Attest, FRANCIS B,cos, Register.
a true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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In the year 1905. on the day when the
v.rJ animated debate took place u'oa the
celebrated Tsuth Reports of the Connie
,iouer. Of Naval Inquiry, the attention ola
ssnllsG.sp, who happened ID enter coffee
house near the house Of Commons, was In
,,anrly s,ed BY another gentleman, whom
IA. observed at ono Of the table, with tea.
anL pen, ink and paper before him. fo'
,nrn, Tim, the latter sac alternately drink
i,g tea aud t.kin, dawn memoranda, and
then called 10 the waller 10 bling him somr
brandy; when 10 the Observers great sur
Prise, n half-pin, tumbler full was brought
The gentleman placed u BY him, con''nn'
ing a while alternately TO wris and drink
ten; when al Length, collecting bis paper,
t,se,hrr. he PIT them in his pocket, AMI
swallowing tho half-pini Of brandy a. II II
had been water, went oui Of c'dte-hoose.
TIE stranger was ., much struck by oil he
hid observed, Parlicularly al the facility
with which such quantity Of spirits Was
taken, that he coulu not iorbear TO ask The
waiter who that gentleman vas. The man
replied "Pshaw don't you know him Z
Why. that. Sheridan; he 10 going now 10
the House OF Commons" II will DO re-
msmbsfei thai in the course Of this debate
81. She ilan made Que Of he finest speech
e. ever delivered by bin. alike rema' kable
for keenness u sgumen, aud brilllsncy Of
wit; AID this un,ler the influence ola po-
,iSn tina, wculJ wholly have deprived mist
men Of their faculties.
The following anecdote Of Sheridan was
related by ore of the oldest SURFING iri-n'l'
and followers Of Fox. This gentleman and
Sheridan had dined together y, B.lamy's.
Sheridan, having taken bis allowance. s,id,
n Usual Now -hsll 90 do~ and Gee
whats doirg in The House," which Ia re-
uliry meant and wus always so interpreted
by whoever dined in his company. I'll have
d,ank enough my share ofihs bu-ines. is
done; now DO ,ouIs; call Tor the bill, and
ray The bill having been settled nv
She, ms friend. the latter. hearing tina,
Sheridan was "up," fell curious To know
what he could possibly be at, knowing the
state in which he had jus, departed. Ac-
cOrdlnsly, he entered the House. aud to his
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The Two Heirs.

III remember" says Late Postmaster
General Of The United States, 'ilhe 6r-t
time ! Visited Burlington, w., as Judge Of
the Supreme Court. ! had leit il macy
Yeas bekre poor buy. At the lime
len, here were Two families Of special note
Zoe ih-r siandin. AMI wealth Each OF
them had "a ION about my own age. was
very POor and they we've very itch. During
the lOng Yeas Of hl'd toll which had passed
before NY returu, I hal amos, forgo' ten
them. They had already figo,ten me-
APPROACH ~ tho courthouse, for the fist
time, in company with several gen,lene.
Of the bench anil bar. noticed in the court
honse yard, u large pile OF old furniture
about to be sold at auction. The scenes Of
early b,yhoOd, with which was surtoun-
dei, led me To ask whO.c il was. Wa.
TOLL it belonged TO Mr.. J. Mr.. j? lie
msinher tam ~ II that name, very veal
Thy; here was son, too; can u be he
! was luld that il WIS even 81. lie WAS the
sou uf on, Of the families alreauy alluded
~. lie hail inner tel mOre than hal
eun"d, and spent il all {; and nnw his own
family wer. reduced 10 want, AMI his Se'y
inr,liue Wa thai day To he said lot drot.-
went into the couIi house suddenly, YET
almost glai rla' | was born poor. wa-
som aasnlhe,i ~ The business beiore me-
0,e ui the first cases called O,i iinate,i ia
lo~ drunken quarrel between MIR. II. ahd
Mr. \. Mr II. thought I. that j. faIniiai
name. Can i, bet IL shori, fUnnd thai
Ihis Indeed Wa, The son OF the other veal
thy man referred to. | was overwhelmed
alike with establishment aud thar ksgiSins-
asunishmeni at The chang. Ia our relaii'e
standings, aud thanksgiving that Was not
bo.n 10 iuherii wealth without toll"
That poor boy has since been Postmaster
General 81 The unied States, and Is now
one ol the Uuiied Stale. Seuntns run VET
munt. These fathers provide beet ior theft
children Who leave them with ihs hish.S
education, the pures, mo'al,, and-,he least
money.
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Al q Court Of Probate held AT Kennebunk. within
aud for the County oi York, on the iirsl Tuesday
in Mach, in the year OF our Lori eighteen nun ".
dred and iliy.seyen, by the Honorable Ed
ward T. Bourne, Judge Of said Court.
an the petition Of Increase : Kimbsll inieres.
~ ted IN the estate Of William Weymouth. laie
ul North Berwick, IN said County, drceased, prey
inc thai naturalization Of the estate Of said de-
chased may be granted 10 HIM.
ORpEREp,
Thai the petitioner cite the widow and next Of
Kin to take administration, AMI give no'ce 'hefro'
90 ,L,. heirs o said decreased aud to all persons IN
ir,esi.d in said estate by causing copy VI thu
order to lie published three weeks sncces.
slvely IN the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
in BiddeorJ, In said county, that they may appear
al n Probate Court to be holden at Alfred, ~
said county, on the first Tuesday in AWll
next, at ten Of the clocs in the forenoon, aud
.hew cause, IL any they have, why the prayer
Of said petition should mol he granted.
IL Attest, FKAScis BAcos, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS B.cos, Register.
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HAS been before the public moro than 90 yean
nj Is dcservedly popular in tho cure Of
ipavins. Sweeney. Ringbone. windgalls. Pol
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels. Gull Of all kind,
Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises, Fstula. Sit
East, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness. Ponn
dored Feet Scratches or Grease. Mango. Foo
Rot In Sheep, Gargct in Cows. Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals, External Poisons. Painfu
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites. Boils, Corn,
Whitlows, Burns and Scalds. ChillblainS CLAP
ped Hands, Cramps. Contnc'ions Of the Mus
cles, Swsllings. Weakness Of the joints, Cako
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles. &c.
eEPamphlets gratuitously furnished by agent
nth Testimonials Of its utility.
All onlers addressed to the Propristors, II. E
'rcKER 4 Co. Lockport, Ny.
eEFor sale BY Druggists and Merchants gen
rally, through the United States. British Posses
ions. and other Countries And bv
w. q. Dyer Y uiiai 81 cs, Billefo'd Trstram Gilman
Saco and ny druggists generally Wholesale by %. ",
Hay, Portland Weeks Potter Burr, foste, Co,
Boston. IS
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A, Court of Probate held ct Kenneounk within ADJ %
the Ccanty Of Yosk. on the hrst Tuesday IN asvn'
In the year of our Lsd sifhessn nunalea IN ny
seyrn sy the Iionossbae Award y. bourne Judge "
sAh Court
loan %. BARTLETT, Junior, named kxecstos 10 :
u e~rtAin Instrument, par-suns 70 Dc me ~. wv
AMI ,<,s.nen, Win coicii anne xe, of John u. Bar-
ssi iAs ~ K-aa-sank In sad County, decrased. hav
Ing presented tbs SAM D. pr.satsi
OspsREp, That the ss'd HI cu'or give nottc~
,herrvf 10 all p~rson. Interested In aid rsisis, BY
causing copy VI this Vrier ~ Lc published thrc~
~~~k. succe-sively in the Union aud Ea-,rru
Journal, printed ii 3,ddeloed, N said county,
/, nat they may appear al Probate Cour, 10 be
held at Alfr~d, 10 aid ~aniy, oa Tie hnsi Ties
hay Of april next, at ten oi the clock IN the
E,renooa, and sbew cause u any they have, why
the aid in-iruaea,s should no. Ne proved, sr-
bowed. AID slo w~d ~ the la, viii and 'es's-
men, and cvSiicil VI the -sid dxy~s-sd
IL A,ie-i, FRAscis bAcoS, Register.
A tive copy, Aiiss,. fRAsc,s RAc0s, R~g's'sf
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RATS WITH i"'NAs """ "'"'o'
rome, L'ua'e, Mas 'r'eu 'a'e'y " 'he VI
bunhl 81 pol'ce at Paris ior swimming u
pe 5. n named Triq"eI slated that he MAS I"
great isue,rr oi curious animals, and 'ha
the ,",.Oner Que day came 10 him, aud oiisr'
ell 10, sale a tut with trunk. As ne h"u
never seen Ut heard 81 such an animal, he
aske 10 'es y. the man showed hun iarsr
Tai, which had on Its snou' large eAc'es-
ence. lie could hardly believe his eyes
AMI tn safety himself that he waa not III.
vic im OF Eand. he picked The trunk with .
pin; the animal uttered a e'y, AID a d'op OF
bI"oi :ell. Convinced by 'h'' that the trunk
va. real. he paid % ifA"es 'or The RAJ AID
he subsequently, gave an"'her oo 'ianes 10;
a female, in o'der To 'nersA'a the breed =
lie .AprcIed 10 'e"def h'u'se'' famous y!
bn"g": TO The kno"'e'se OF Inc 'io''e
sprries oi rh OF which neither Bun" MOI
any "hrr naturalist hal made 'nen''on; Out
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JUVENILE ExpoRs EMESr. The Knicker-
booker Magazine has recorded a vast num-
Der Of funny things said BY the "li'ile peo-
pie" but all the clever speeches Of the juvs-
niles don't get into The iiror's Table. Here
is one rha, will do: A liule gul, five or .i1
wears Of age, the daughter Of clergyman
residing in nei:hboring Stale, being asked
by stranger whose Little girl she Was, re-
piled, II an the dauyh,e: Of tho Rev. Mr.
aud granddaughter Of the Right Rev
erend Bishsp-," ard then added, in a
-"lemn aud patIising manner. "and very
intelligent people they are "-Poa.
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LlGm NSEDSp roR lSv,LIDs. PLY 81
clans are gradually learning that nature has
,upplicd the best specifics for inva'ids with
pulmonary diseases. 1t Is not in the use oI
powerful medicines that help is likely to b.
obtained, but in the free and unrcstained
use Of air and sunlight, and u senerous and
nutritious diet. The Boston Medical Journ-
al has u very sensible article on the import.
ancc Of sunligh, to the health Of the body.
Ii says
There is one subject which requires
more extended notice than IL has usually re-
ceived from our systematic writers. | refer
to the influence Of the suns rays. Every
Psychologist knows how absolutely necessa.
~ they are to the growth Of plants and the
etiolating effect their absence or withdrawal
has upon the complexion. Is il unreasona-
ble to suppose that they may have some in
auence in causing or preventing tuberculos
is? Ii seems we'll established, that tuber-
cles may be produced in animals by count
ing hem in close and dark apartments. on
a meigre. DR.. Hall says that by this
means he produced fatty degenenations in
animals. which he considers analogous to, il
no, identical with tuberculosis. In the city
where reside, there was an officer connect
ell with large mercantile establishment,
50 situated that the sun never shone upon
it. Ii was in tie rear Of the building with
a single window, and that 30 surrounded
sith buildings Us to exclude the sun. The
occupants Of the Office died, one after anotN-
or, until the proprietors became alarmed,
and had the olhce removed 10 another part
Of the building One Of the occupants at-
tended, when in the last stages OF his dis
ease. lie entered the Offices strong, healthy
nan, with no hereditary tendency to The
disease, and temperate and regular in al
his habits; but in less than two years he
VAS carried, like his predecessors, To the
grave victim to consumption. In his case
was never able to discover any cause, un-
less it was occupying that fatal Office, where
no was book-keeper.
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Alta Curt of Probate held at Ken lebunk. within
and Tor the County VI York, on the hrs, Tuesday
Ia Msrh, M the yrur OF our Lord eiyhir, u
hundred aud iily..esen, BY the Honorable I'd
ward e. B-nirnr, Judge Of said Court.
IMMEDIATE WILLARD, Administrative Of
l. the ,,,aie uf Theodore Willard, late OF San.
ford, IN said County, deceased, having Presented
her second accountof administration Of the estate
VI said deceased, tor allowance:
OapssEo, That the said Administrative give notice to
all 10 rsons interested, by causing q copy 81 this
order To be published In the UEion aud Eastern
Inrn,I, psintei la Biddsfotd, In said county, fur
three weeks successfully, that they may appear Ht
Probate C.uu e. be held at Alfred, IN said e,un.
~, .n the hrst Tuesday In April next, al ten Of
the elsek In the fteuoon, and shew cause, " ANY
the, have. why the same shoald not be allowed.
II Auea,-fslscis B.cos. Reg. -
A true sopy, Attest, FaAscrs BAcos, ReRists,.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-03-20
HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
ANN lIIAAQ RNpIlp

To the Public. Whereas, one Charles ". Kent
has ben couterf iting my Allied Ointment. and psnin!
ID upon the public an article under the name Of the
''Genuine Allied Ointment" which ointment Is u base
imitation 81 mine have commenced acton against
the said Kent Tor the Professor Hayes, state A.
sayer or the State Of Massachusetts, AFTER having anal
yrr'i the two ari les, says" Chemically consiisrei.
these two samples csnnt be pronoucei tn he alike.
And the certificates which the said Kent s cirrulan,
are frgeries and impositions, the afayts OF the
followng prove. viz A. ". srgAKSs, 4. y BUS.
SEn, IOHS s. srivToHD, N, S. MERsiLL. sworn to BE-.
fore m., N ". iiannon, J. T.. 4. d. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, Iune II, 1855
AGESrs. Dr. James sawyer. anil Augustus Sawyer.
Biddriort T. Gilman, AMI d. L. Mitchell, Sacoj u.
u. Hay, Portland, i,eberai Agent. ly2o