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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02

The nomination of Gov. Curtin, the Sol
diers' Friend, gives general satisfaction every.
where, and his re election is regarded as GER
tain.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02
A DMINISTRAToR,s NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Ie,,ers
a OF Administration on the estate of Geo II
Muiiin' late OF Lawrence towp, Clearfeld county.
Penn a, deed. having been granted IN tba ,is'
signed, all persons indebted to said estate are r.
due:ted to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same will present thel.
duly authenticated for settlement
CECILIA MULLIN
sep. Z, 1853 LEWIS c. CARBON. Adm,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02

To1nsure attention, the CASH must aeco,npa-
ny notices, as follows:-All Cautions with 81
strays, 81; Auditors notices, 81 so; Admins
traitors and Executors notices, 81, SO each and
all other transient Notices at the same ra'es
other advertisements at 81 per uase for or lee,
lnse- hons. Twelve lines (or iess) count 3 sousrs
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02

SOLDIERS, TO THE RESCUE Young men,
rushing into the exposures and danger of
Soldiers life, should prepare themselves for
the fatal Fevers, the Dysentary, the Sores and
Scuryy, which are almost certain to follow.
Holloway 3 Pills, used occasionally during the
campaign, will insure sound health to every
man. Only 26 cents per bog. 2l4
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

ISSOLC HUN UF PARTN EkSliIp-
- Ihe partnership heretofore cx istng between
a IL Pierce and John Pierce in the Lumbering
ana milling business was dissolved on the 3Ist
August by mutual consent The business will he
continued by the undersigned and as gchange
has been made in the firm the old books must he
settled without delay A II PIERCE
Sept. 2, lS63-pd. PERRY PIERCE
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02
| by each.

The quota to be furnished by each county is
one-6ftb, with so per cent. added for exemp-
tions, ETC., which makes the quota as given
above. The apportionment TO the several
counties, and to the sub districts, was made by
the War Department at Washington, and not
by the examining board at Waterford, as is
generally supposed. Hence, We presume, the
quota is fair.
In regard to the drawing of the names, we
will state, that that duty was performed by a
blind man, and that large number of persons
were present at the time, from several OF the
counties of the District.
Persons who intend to apply fo- oyemp-
tions, are requested not to be in hurry about
reporting at Waterford, as there may be ar
rangements made to hear some OF the claims
in this place, by Lieut.. Lyons of Erie, and
Capt. McKiernan. Should such an arrange
ment be made, due and timely notice will be
given of the fact.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ia9eytt see's SET large type, cuts orouf f,s,oJ
styIeactH be ctarged aoble prfee for space ocol.L
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02

t.sIkA Y.-Came tresspsssing on the premi'
= - ses OF the subscriber, near j. Patchins IN
Burnside township about the 81 of April last,
Brindie Cow with left horn knocked off and fesT
or hve years old. The owner is requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
ner away or she will be sold ss the law directs
Aug 2e, 1858 p PANEL BUCKLEY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02
BY SAMUEL J. ROW
CLEARFIELD. PA. SEPT. 2. 1858.
UNION STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ANDREW G. CURTIN, of Centre County,
JUDGE SUPREME COURT,
DANIEL AGNEW, of Beaver County.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

UNION OOUNI IIOAII.
FOR TREASURER,
ROBERT MITCHELL. Clearfeld Borough.
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
JAMES GLENN, of Ferguson township.
FOR AUDITOR,
JOHN RUSSELL, of Penn township.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-02

Sub District 50-BECCARIA TIP. Number
Rlx d.,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
BAD BREEDS OF HOGS.

Reader, did you ever see a shoat, while root.
Ing, kick up every time be bored his nose into
the ground, as if trying to stand on bis head :
II 60. dost buy him he will not prove a profit
aoie feeder. We might call this a sub soil vari-
ety. 49,
Did you ever see q hog that would grab an
ear OF corr and run quarter of mile before
be would stop to eat it? II so, beware We
viii place such in the same category, and for
the sake OF distinction We will call them Elm
peelers.
Did you ever see tall, slab sided. long-legged
raIOr-oacked breed, that was always hungry,
and when opportunity required, would climb up
70 where The rails in the fence we're some dis.
lance apar:, a0d then either clip through crack
or throw on q few rails and jump over, II so,
don't purchase unless you are small farmer aud
can't possibly build corn cribs We might, per
haps, call these free sellers or else barn. burn
ers.
Did yoa ever see a slim, dead alive Kind of
mag thst would get 80 poor as TO be obliged to
trot before aud canter behind when required 20
get up motion, and sin not die; its ewes both
coming out OF the same hole, or az least 50
near that the hog appeared cross-eyed! II 50.
let Us PISS the dismal picture. and simply call
them old-liners.
All these breeds may be described as follows
Loog ears, large heads, long and thick legs.
stock OF lean underneath thick grizrle' and
That covered with thick tough hide, With abun
dauce OF oIistles, and. in fine, great amount Of
onAl OF every description.
such animals have 40 thriftness. or capscitv
20 Atten. and very little about them that is d.
gesuoie alter they are killed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
BUTTER MAKIss IN WINTER.

II is not an easy matter TO make good butter
during the winter months, especially when you
have, as is usually the case, but few cows that
are giving milk.
II the milk was as rich in butter during he
winter n 1t is IN summer, there would seem to
be no reason why it cannot be extracted. The
Temperature of the house is under our control !;
90 il that Of the churn, the cream. &c. But the
fact is. that 10 the majority Of cases the milk
contains little butter. The good wife NAV be
ever so skillful in her management, but if the
butter is not there, no auount Of care and lSbor
on Der part will produce it. II she butter does
not - come, ;" the fault s not hers Let the cows
be well fed and kept warm and comfortable, and
there will be little trouble in churning.
Butter, like fat, is derived from the food If
the food contains lat--or carbOnaceous substan
ees, like starch and suga', they will produce fat
and these are not all consumed TO keep up the
animal heat Of the body, the COW, if literally
supplied with 10, will either increase in weight o.
give milk rich in butter. Good hay and little
corn meal or shorts. with a daily mess OF sliced
mangel wurzel, ~ill make as rich milk in win
ter as in summer provided the COW IL kept
warm.
An English lady Who has had much expert
ence ia making butter, gives us the following
hints II regard to her method Of producing 10
winter: When only = fe~ cows are giving milk,
skim the cream OF every morning and scsld it
BY putting il in a TN immersed in boiling water,
and letting it remain ill we'll heated. If the
COWS are eating turnips. this will take away their
unpleasant favor from the buster. After scald-
log the cream put il IN a crock, aud add to it the
cream each morning (scslding as before) tI you
have enough TO churu, say one week. II kept
longer the cream is apt 10 become blister. 1t Is
not desirable 10 skim the milk for more than
two days. The cream should be kept in mod
ersley warm room, or at least where it gill not
freeze. When ready 10 churn, scald your churn
and pour 10 the cream while the churn is hot and
churn Immediately y Gsnssss Fdrasr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
PREPARE FOR sIsTER

Many frners TOO long delay the necessary
proposition for wiuter. Ia this cold and change
aDle climate, IL shows q great want Of proper
-forethought and economy TO neglect such repairs
add preventives as wlil secure shelter and warmth
for themselses aud their stock, aud tend 10 the
preseryaton Oh the harvests Of every kind which
have been secured. A board Of, pane Of glass
gone here and there. may prove the loss Of young
and tender aLimals or OF portion oil the pOta-
toes roots or apples which have been stored
away Ia such case there il a double loss-a
loss OF property itself and Of the labor which
produced il, aud to which ls 10 be added the
Inconvenience Of supplying Ike amount II
" be absolutely required, for ~interiDg out Ihe
stock.
But this "a not all II the places where ami
mas are kept are windy and damp, a large
amount Of food that would otherwise 90 to in
crease the bulk OF the carcass is consumed IN
making good the waste induced in meeting the
large demand for animal heat. IL ia said Oy
those who have given special attention to this
matter, that from one fourth TO one third more
food Il required 20 keep up the proper amount
OF animal heat, for an animal exposed to the
cold, than is required for one that is protected
from the elements by proper shelter.
So with regard 20 the house. A day or two
spent in making all tight about the underpinning
IN supplying NuO'e, or broken glass, ana IN mag
ing tue lodges about the windows go close - TO
prevent them from rafting. or admitting the
Sind-and similar attention given TO the doors
siii save a considerable expense in the amount
~ fuel required during the winter, and greatly
promote the comfort and happiness Of the family
No barn or house can be kept warm at a mode
rate cost where The wind is allowed 70 pass free
" under the q Iors, The air which is warmed
IN the room is much lighter, and is constantly
driven up by the constant current OF cold air
from below. This condition of things 10 a room
Is expensive. uncomfortable and trying, and has
cdei eject upon the spirit and manners
No person could long preserve a cheerful eqla
nimity. aud DC exemplary in tone and manner,
under such circumstances They make class
of trials which no considerable husband should
ALLOW his family 70 contend against.
These are only suggestions Many other
things are to be looked after, which a discreet
foresight will place in proper order.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
HOST ETTER'S BITTERS

Produce elects which must be experienced OF vitness
before they can be fully aQprecltet Il cases q Con
sttuticnal Weakness, Premature Decay aud DEBILITY
and DecreQtude arising from Oh Age i exercises r.
eiectrls in1aerce. In the eOnvzeSceut Stages CT an
eases = ope-ats &C. ghifll inv gorznt When 10
powers Of natu-e relaxed it operates 70 rssnrc4
and re-estaoiish them.
Last, but not least. . e Ths Ozly SAT. Sirsaisus
beng Manufactured from soGn1 and iraocuous mater
ais and entirely free from The aci elements present
q the day.
No family medicine las been So universally. and il
nay Dc truly added teServe1y pcprh- with the intel
rEFS
Prepared BY HOSTETTER SMITH, PITTSBURGH. Pa
soo oy a. Druggists, GrceSrs AID S;orcksspers evs-
'yNnHs. tfsyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
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RIGHT NAMES

or old "a spade " vas called spade
~ sinplss and BY sages,
A = workman - did bis honest " work
And a servants earned their p" wages
q MAJ " was title q respect
Whenever virtue named is
Thers vas bat one q higher worthi
Al lovely woman " claimed Is;
Bat COW We matqaerade viii words
me truth great o-snee q,
And desscrats our English tongue
by pride and false pEetsHses
We shaas ths anguAgs OF our sirss~
We az 90 mid and rlsekly;
W. q operative 4" f0r worki,E men
n Al Srar orr. salaries" weekly.
Orr ledy . axes the place % " wife -
INT sysff - true and hearty,
krd -ye,- d nan ''ss - g-osienan"
Z Tf-,I-.s We cal hira party"
me % sso1raan {" hates tbs name q shop.
80 1nT by psrvsr.ion later
ne naa vac Gigs railway trsEga,
Is ells- 'Esv.g2t)r."
Oave u back or hoaest s2sosh
Il had a soul 0. beauty.
And .st Is 20 or daily work, I"
A1d thirk y pleasant drty;
Lst's earn orr " wazes " as % yore-
TIE w0fx can never harm c.;
Ie.'e i0vs oor Z" : aeethear;s " and our " wives"
And 0ra mat " women " charm %.
90 shal or actions, Ike our words,
b void o. sfsetstlon,
Ard & spacs % be 4" SPADE a. and " taah +" Be- n2n
Throughout the Yankee nation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich.

L igan, county Of Ingbam, Sc At a session OF the
Probate Court the county Of lngham holden al TIE
Probate once Ia the city Of Lansing, on Saturday ths
10Th dav or November the one Thousand eight
hundred and sixty-tbrec: Present, Wm. Il lncSney
Judge OF Probate Ia the matter OF the estate OF
Laura CHAMBERLAIN deceased On reading aud ling
he uetition duly verified OF Orson Chamb ersu, broth
er q said deceased prayug that letters Of scmnistrs
on upon said estate may be grantee 10 said petitioner
Thereupon Il s ordered That lay heeth day OF
Der next Al Ii clock the forenoon, DC assigned
for the hearing Of said petition aDd tnat the heirs ~
a Of said deceased and all other persons Interested IL
said estate are required appear az session OF sal
Court then 10 be holden az the Probate once 10 the
village OF Mason, and show cause any there oe, why
the prayer 4 the petitioner should cot be granted And
il IS further Ordered that said petitioner give notice 70
The persons interested said estate Of the pon1ency Of
sad petition and tie hearing thereof by causing copy
Of this order be published IN the Lansing Republican
newspape. printed and circulating Ia said county OF
Ingba successive weeks previous &c said day Of hear
ing. "A true copy WA d. flNChNkf,
s;,sws Judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
r COMBINES ALL THE GOOD

IT COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
Qualities of other FRS; class Machines and possesses
many advantages any and all OF them
Is the most simple and Perfect in its Mechanical Con
struction, Of any sewing Machine yet offered 70 the
public, and the only capable Of making more than
kind o. stitch.
The feed may be reversed st my point desired with
out stopping the Machine
Changes FOR the various stitches may be made while
the machine IS in motion.
Ite stitches are the wonder Of all.
The beauty Of It's stitch IS unsurpassed.
No other covers so large ! range OF work.
Sows light and heavy fabrics with equal facility
The work will feed either 70 tbs right o. left.
Rms quietly; sews rapidly
No difficulty experiencedin sewing across thick scans
Needle more readily ADJUSTED than ID any other ma
chine.
TaOrs csunot afford 10 10 without che
Every family should have q Florence. "
It's motions are al positive.
Will last lifetime.
No springs 70 get ont OF order!
Is thoroughly practical.
The hemMer the most practical N
Turns vide and narrow hens and vii. fell beautifully
II Drsds noaty and handsomely without the slightest
alteration.
The most Inexperienced Dad difficulty IN using il
Oils dresses, al its machinery being the top Of
The table.
Evey machine warranted
II will substantiate Az We claim for H.
A. J. vIELE, Agent.
Lansing, Michigan. 43lyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
Real Estate for sale:

I OFFER FOR SALE AT ITS CASH
value, a1i O. easy terms 70 time tie real estate
described below. Va
Ny two story B-i-S Residence with ! O. a. scre az
ground cut buildings fruit &c &c Tais q ooe Of the
most desirable p-cls = the city.
Also II s1lzil Fraze Cosraze siioir - the aho-a
Bar1 and vel on these urenises
$50, t~c story Brick nwel'rg Ho1se. With ra-r
pied By I o'ihouss. Isl
A.so. Two story Frame Dwelling Eouse. VIII barn
Vel c.ser1 fruit Sr.- On Capitol Avenue occupied At
present b Ms Als1c-f
A.zo- vacant iot OF box a. Capitol A-e--e
AS the so1ta vcst = of sec = tow 10 north
raoge esst ee,gi - aeTes good farming ard onlv
SIX niles IRON tie village Z Trscos Tuscoa cou-.v
En9liIe - 111e-s zaed O. q A ! Leah Al Auditor
Lansing JUS -, lsss. SSstf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
nBORATE ORDER-State of Mich

DKOBATE ORDER.-State of Mich
4 iraa. county OF Inghsm, sat session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of l1gha holden a. tn
Probate once in the city Of Lansing, Saturday, the
IN ay Of November IN the year one thousand eight hun
bred and sxty-ihres; Present Wn- T. Pinekney Judge
., Probate Ii the matter Of the estate OF Cornelius
Hoffman deceased On reading and ding the petition
suly verified OF Emiline F Holman. widow oi said
deceased Draying that instrument in writing, pur-
porting 10 be the last viii and testament o. said de-
ceased NAV be admitted 20 probate;
Thereupou u IL ordered That Tues lay tAe SIN Gay O.
erenner next al II O'Clock in forenoon be assign
e. or the hearing Of sad petition and that The heirs a.
a Of said deceased and al other persons Interested 10
said estate are required appear Al session 81 ssll
Court then 70 be holden a. the Probate once, ID 0s
village Of Mason and show cause. any there be, WY
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted Ana
il IS further ordered that said petitioner give notice 70
the persons interested in said estate Of toe pen1ency o.
said petition and the hearing thereof BY causing copy
of this Ter 10 be Published IN thu Lansing Republican
newspaper printed snd circulating in sad county Of
Ingharn successive weeks previous % sai Jay - hear
Ing "A true copy VA. II. lINCkNEA,
si46w3 Judge Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures Secret Diseases

10 ali their Stages ~ Little Expense.
Little or no change ln Diet No Inconvenience
AND 10 EXPOSURE
Il GAUGES frequent desire and gives strength O. Uri-
nate, thereby Removing Obstrrctions Preventing al
Curing Structures " The JrctJr a4T41E Pam aud ll
fArnmation frequent The class % disease and ex
polling AL Poisou0gs, Diseased and Worn out Matter
Thousands upon Thou ands who have been the Victims
d Qacxs and who have pad hsgr3 r 90 De- cured m
short time have found they were deceived aui that the
" POISON hss by the use et - F0wgHIU I'll AslEfgsESr-.
been dried up the system, o. break QUE Oh 81 a8gra
waited form. and perhaps after mtrrags.
Use Hslrnbolds Extract Bochu FOR ali Affections an
diseases OF The URINARY ORGANS, whether existing
10 MALE or FEMALE from whatever cause originatag
and matter Of HOW Long STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs requires the ad = Noretc
HsLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUChU Is The C.:EAI biC
Diseases Tor which 90 be Rcc1mne ended
Evidence of the most reliable and responsible chaFac-
ter viii accompany tho medicine.
Price 81 per bottle, or 8 bottles for s..
Delivered 70 any Address securely packed from obssr-
walton.
Descri5s Symptoms IN al Concentrations
CURES GUARANTEED ADVICE GRATIS
Address letters for Information 10
H.B HELMBOLD. Chemist.
loi Souih Isuth-st., bel Chestnut, Phiia
HELNBOLDS Medical Depot
HELNBOLD's Drug aud Chemical Warehouse
5ei Br0Edicay Ncs5 York
BEWARE OF COCNTERFEITs AND UNPRNCIPLED
DEALERS who endesvor 20 dispose Of theiF own and
other articles on the reputation attained by
Holmbold's Genuine Preparations.
&c Extract Buchu-
" "a :" Sarsaparils
Improved Ros0 Wash
s0fD BT
ALI DRUGGISTS EYER YIVHERE.
ASK FOR HELBiBOLD's. TAKE no OTHER
Cut out the Advertisement and send for u,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25

Tho prominent names 10 IS Direction, vel known a.
among The nrs Of New York Merchants place 70 IS on.
OF The leading Companies Tor stability lu1 rs repnia
lion Tor prompt Settlements aud fair dealing Wl =
with future business a. the guarantees pfvs'ned L
ths pubic are ample assets anu asl and honorable treat
.neut q al dealers
r!sks accepted On Dwellings, aud their Furniture FOL
one three and Owe years aiso 90 nuauss aud Aefoao
dizs froduce IN store aud IN transit, h-s argues al
Freight monies 4. .. VALE, Agent,
1t tie tlty Book store, iG1sug.
Losses occurring under Policies issued al tbs Agency
paid here lyi2g
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25

CREAM cHkEsk The crs.n, !. mn, 4, ,h;.L
ciosh. 30 a. 70 Ies she vatrrv p.r, e.~s.s -.
tAin tne cream; tied and hung M for a dsv =,
tso uii Al the aqueous part is drained OF !, il
then put VI fresh CLOTH spread out in !. ~
about an inch thick, pressed between two nlstes
changed into fresh cloth next day. ana Z ,bsn
81 for use -~ - '"eu
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25

= POrAroks MAsHxD WITH Ox,oss-P.
some ooaea onions BY putting them through
sieve, and mix them with potatoes. In urooor-
uoning TIE onions TO the potatoes. YOU win
soe GUIDED oy your Wish for more or less Of their
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
Legal Advertisements.
DROBATE ORDER.-sta.e Of. MICH

DROBATE ORDER State of. Michi-
gan. coonty Of Inghsu, ssAta session of the Pro
hate Court Tor The county q Ingharn holden az the Pro
bate Once u the village q Nason, Monday, tie p
DAY Of Noveuber II TIE year one thousand eght h1
and sixty three Present, Wrn- r. Pinekney Judge Of
PROBATE In The matter Of the estate Of Chzuncey Jessop
deceased On reading aud fling the petition, duly veri-
fed q Hel Phelps administrator upon sad estate
praying among other thing, for license . sel the
real estate n ysbicb said deceased died selzec
Thsreapou il Is Ordered that Tuesday, The I'd day Of
next Al ocock IL tie forenoon be assigned
ne hearing Of said petition and that the heirs a. az
Of said deceased and a. ether persons Interested u SAID
estate required 70 appear a. session q sAa Co-r
her 70 be hoten 81 the Probate once, u tae village o
Mason and sh0E cause any thsre be, Why the pray
Of The petitioner should lot be granted; Ard Il Is ilr
her Ordered hat said petitioner give notice 70 ne per
sous interested sa.d estate q the pence1cy O. sAi,
petition and the hearing ;hersof By causing copy o
his order % Be published IN the Lansing Rsp1eAcso
newspaper printed and Circulating Il sat county o. lrs
ha fr saecsssvs weeks previous 70 said day Of hear
ing. -, =, rr-rr-N--v
las1s Judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
ORDER.-Sta

DROB Ale OhDE h.-State Ol hlcOt-
saa. comfy OF Ingham sat q session o. tae
prsis Co-, for the county o. IaEhar, holden Al tie
Prosate orcs IN the village OF Mason, on Ncncay TIE
ID aav November IN the year one thousand eight orn
1-sd and sxtv.three; Present Vim. Pincknsy, Judge
q Probate In the matter Of the estate or laniel
Y,unserunan deceased On reading and nins me peii
Ion dulv verified q Adam Youngeruan. brother o.
aid deceas praying for the prooste OF AZ
u writing purportng 20 Be the last viii ara testament
Or said deceased 49,, g., 4,
rbsreupon Ordered that Wednesday the oh Cay OF
December next o'clock IN tho forenoon be assgnoc
Tor the bearing OF said petition and that the heirs
AZ sw OF sa,a deceased and al other persons Inter
estsd Il ssd estate required 20 appear a. ssso1
o ssA Court then % be holden az the Probate Once
7, N. viars OF Nason and show any there Be
WV ths prayer o. the petitioner should not be grasted
And it further Ordered That sal petitioner eve 20
ice 70 the persons interested IN sal estate o. the pen
iepcv n said petition the hearng thereof BY caus
M copy o. this order 70 b published II tne Lansing
Ro1blicsn newspaper printed and circulating N saia
county OF InghaD Successive weeks previous 10 sac
.av n hearing. - -
tasw5 Jusge Q, Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25

The peculiar faint Q,
Infection which Va
cali ScROFULA lurk,
IN the constitutions ~
mulhmdes Of men. Il
either produces or /.
produced by an en-.
feebled, vinSted sis,s
of the blood. wherein
that fluid becomes in.
competent TO sustain
the vital forcesinthe
Vigorous action. and
'leayes The system %
TALL info diSor.ia- -