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5tIrttta artirlrs.
Barnum's Baby Show.

Mrs. Z. Cakes Smith, the talented author
e.s and lecturess, writes to p. I. Barnum
a sca.hing letter, Tor announcing her name
rs one Of the committee on premiums for
his /" live catile-show." Mrs. Smith speaks
Of his beastiy 6usines, as il deserves, in the
following extract from her letter.
al am conscious Of sense Of profound
pain and humiliation to think any woman
will coun.enanec in any way demonstra-
ton like the one proposed. No true woman
can o. viii do so. Indeed, I hardly think
any full.born American woman would. II
seems to me the natural modesty and decent
common sense Of the sex might DO enough
to protect them from what is utterly repug-
nant to the spirit Of womanhoOd. There is
something intrinsically revolving in this at
tempt to force the veil which screens and
protects the chaste matron, where she and
her pretty brood, within the sanctuary Of
home and exempt from the rude gaze Of o
prying curiosity, and thrustine her unblush-
ingly into the public eye, with all the sug'
gestiOns and none oil the deceneies OF ma
ternity.
The harmonious woman, to whom has
been delegated the fostering culture OF q
beautiful miniature Of the Creator, will hold
herself as one made holy thereby, and she
will prOianO neither herself nor child by
any unssemly or ostentatiOus display Of ei-
ther. II her culture be Of high order, she
will shrink from il as from deadly sin. II
she has shred Of womanly pride in the
fabric Of her being, she will resent the i'm
Piled insult offered her when invited to figure
personally in human "liyo eastle-shOw."
l do hope and trust our women will have
the taste, the dcccncy and dignity to utterly
ignore the projected "baby.shOw."
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Valuable House for Sale!

TINE Subscribs otes Tor sale, or IN exchange
l. for other properyihe large and comfortable
dwelling house In which he formerly lived sit.
uaied on the corner Of South aud kossuth SIS.
The house is in com, ie,c repair, convenient ~,
its arrangements, and ,-ry pleasantly lccaied,
and has large and excellent garden alta 'he'i.
well locked with choice and thriving iiuii trees,
strawberries, uspberrics, gCosebenies, &c, &c.
This offer iswonh the attention Of any man who
may wish TO secure frs, class residence in this
hourishing village. ID. L. SOMES.
Biddeford Feb. 4, 1854. 5-u
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C. The Phoenix uprising of John NJ.
Pa,ien from the ashes Of his political urn
reminds US Of an anecdOte which that gentle
man was accustomed to tell:-''lIis little
son said one day at the dinner table that he
knew the demOcra.i, party was the right
party. How do you kuOw'" said some
one. Because" said he, father has tried
every party, and he says sO."-Frsderitk'
burg Recorder, Ia.
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Run AND BIBLES. A suspicious truns
was yesterday taken into custody at the
Western Depot by the police, and carried to
the watch. house, where it was opened and
found to contain neat cask Of liquor, a
large beautiful Catholic Bible, and several
other Catholic books, together with several
articles Of clothing, and two pairs Of large
tailors' shears. - Portland Advertiser Of
Tuesddy.
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Al a Coar OF Probate holden at saen, within
and Tor the County Of York, on the first Monday in
May, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and htty.hNe, BY the Honorable Joseph u. Nye,
Judge of said Court;
IN the petition Of Jacob Wendell, Guardian OF
" MeshsCh u. Tundy, OF Portsmouth, in the state
of New Hampshire, an insane person, representing
that said TTuRdy Is seized and possessed Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Eliot. In
said county, viz: one undivided SIKH part OF four
acres Of land, bounded by lands OF william Staples,
William Brooks, William W. Brooks, and by the
Highway also, One-siNth part Of one acre OF land
called the Peters Lot Also, undivided sixth part
OF lot of pasture and containing three aud three
quarters acres, bounded by land Of Levi Brooks and
others and more fully described in his Said petition.
That an advantageous offer Of one hundred dollars
has been made BY Martin r. Brooks, Of Eliot, In said
county, which udsr Il is for the interest Of all con.
ceTned Immediately 10 accept aud the pnceeds OF
se 10 be pat out on Interest Tot the benefit Of the
s.d warji aud praying that license my be granted
him 60 sell aud convey the Interest aforesaid, accord
ing 10 the statute In such made and provided,
OHDERED-That the petitioner give notice thereof
20 all interested In said estate by causing copy
OF this order To be pubshedn the Union aud Eastern
Journal printed In BiddefoTd, in said County, three
weeks successfully that they may appear at Probate
Count To be.hed at kCnnebusk Ia said County Jon the
frs Monday Ia June next, at ten OF the clock In the
forenoon, and sheW cause f any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition shoud not be granted.
% Aitest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
AtruseoPy. AIisst,-FRANCIs BACON, Register
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
OR. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

HNIIE hlIeth Edition, Win One
j Hundred Enrnvinrs, showing
Diseases aud Nnliormations Of the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which IL added a Treatise
on the Diseases of Females, being OF
the highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
Tiage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, ~. ID.
Let no falher be ashamed To pre-
sent a copy of the E5CULAPIUS ia
his child. IL may save him fWm an
early grave. Let M yoube man ~
woman enter into the sacred obliga
ions Of married life without reading
tb. POCKET EsCULAPlUr. Let
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nm. w. ~. lIAXELL'

0}yXA Oilers his services TO the public IN
-i5 every operation belonging TO MS
profession Tie carefully and with the leastp ossi:
bic pain performs all operations upon the natural
Teeth, and inse,s artificial ones, TO the perfect
SAT- faction Of all
OTTicK-No 0. Central Block, B.ddelOrd.
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At Court Of Probate held at saeo, within and
faf the County Of York, on the first Monday of
May, m the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and dly-Gye, by the llonOTable Joseph 4. Nye,
Judge OF said COuttt
NALEB EASTMAN, administrator of the estate
" OF Thomas Walden, late OF kntey, In ssid
c0unty, deceased, having presented his aceOunt Of
administration Of the estate Of said deceased for
allowance. Also as Guardian of Sgtah T.. Cuts, Of
said kitiery, n person non cOmpOs mentis, having
presented his second account OF guardianship of his
said ward f5T allowance.
OEDERED-That the said Caleb Eastman give NO
tee o. all persons interested, by causing copy OF
this order be Published three weeks successfully in
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed st Bidde.
iorl In said County, thatthey may appear at Pro.
bate Count TO be he'd at Kennebank, Ia said COun.
~, on the drst Monday Of June next, at ten
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
II any they have, why said accounts should should
not be allowed.
~ Atls,t,-FRANCls BACON, Register
| A inc cory. Allest,-FRANCIs DACON, RssisteT.
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0TANIC MEDICAL OFFICE.
tn THE AFFLICTED.

OTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE.
To THE AFFLICTED.
DR. W. ?. PADDLEF0RD, Office at No. II Exchange
IL street. Portland, may lie consulted on all Diseases
incident to the human frame. Dr. give: pauiar at
great gas In those long standing and difficult cases
such as were formerly considered ineurabe, 10 suhcient
to Commend him to the public, ss worthy the patronage
he has received Therefore, pers afflicted with Diseas-
es of the above nature, matter how dicult 90 long
standing the case may be, would do well ~ call on Dr.
Paddleford at his Office and u not ehsctaaly relieved,
no remuneration will be required for his services
Read, Reflect, aud b. Wise In Time.
III, Acknowledged by all Physicians Of repute, In all
countries that no medicine 70 SUFFICIENT To cure all
complaints and also that With the exception Of Neural
ga no one MEDICINE viii cure any one disease, but that
every complaint requires change Of Medicine n II pro
crosses towards cure, consequently all medicines sold
BY DRUGGISTS a; curing al Complaint ssO0'a 10 s
To FenaIes.-An diseases peculiar 10 females,
(such as suppressons, Irregularities, &c speedily 70
moved The efficacy Of his remedies for the cure OF the
above affections have been vel tested In an extensive
To Youux Mrm.-iou who are troubled with
Seminal Weakness, generally caused by bal habit In
youth, the effects OF which are nocturnal emissions,
pains and dizziness In the head forgefulne, sometimes
ringing in the ears weak eyes, &C., terminating In
consumption or insanity II neglected, are speedily and
permanently curel by Dr. Paddleford.
p Beware Of all kinds Of EiIir and eOrdiais, a.
they are OF no use.
Dr. Paddefon gives particular attention TO all diseases
Of private nature, In both seIes ana warrants per
feet cure.
Dr. PaJdefori IL not only making improvements by his
daily Increasing practice but also informing himself OF
the treatment Of the most difficult both In this
country and Europe lie IL determined, let the expense
be what u may that his patients shall have the best med
Ical treatment In the world.
Recolect, all you who are afflicted, Apply at once At
my Office and but few days will be required TO Affect
cure.
Rooms adapted fOr the privacy Of patients. The poor
advised free q charge Physicians or patients wishing
his opinion or advice by lel, and inclosns the usual
fee, 81, will be answered by rtuIn mall. E-ly
WI PADDELfORD.
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Voluntary Testimony.

We, the subscribers residents Of Pennington, do here
by certify that we well acquainted with Dr. D. IL.
schenck lie was attacked by disease, which, as we
believe, terminated In Pulmonary Consumption under
the operation Of which, he relnce so low rs to be
unable 10 leave his bed for long tme and to all app
bis cough ami fever have ls him, AMI feel justified
in declaring Il as our belief TINT these salutary effects
have resulted nom the use Of the Pulmonc syrup.
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AZ Court Of Probate held at Saeo, within and
iotihe CountyOi York, on the first Monday Of
May, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and hny-hye, by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye
Judge ot said COnT:
IN the petition Of Charles L. Norton, Administra-
~ TOT OF the estate Of Nancy Leigh. late Of South
berwick, In said eousty deceased representing that
the personal estate OF said deceased Il not sufficient
To pay the Just Pebts which she owed at the
time of hef death, BY the OF seven hundred dol
lars, and Praying fOt license 10 sell and convey the
whole OF the real estate Of said deceased, at public
auction or private sale, because by partial sale the
residue would be greatly injured.
OHDEEKp = That the petitioner give notice
thereof TO the heirs OF said deceased aud TO all per-
sons Interested In said estate, by causing copy OF
this Ocler % be Published In the Union and Eastern
Journal, printed In DddefOTd, In said County, three
weeks successfully that they may appear nj Probate
Count W be held at kenRebunk In said County, the
first Monday of June next, at ten OF the clock la the
forenoon, and shew II any they have, why the
prayer ot said petition should not be granted.
~ Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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HAYES PILE OINTMENT,

certain cure for Phss aHd az EI!trhdI
Directions on tAs Bottles. Price, slO0.
Read the fo,lowing-lt speaks for itssf'-
Lawrence, June II, 1854
We, the Undersigned, citizens Of Lawrence, having
usesi the vegetable Allied Ointment prepared by r. ID
Hayes % this city, AMI being personally acquainted with
the Doctor feel pleasure In adding our testimony 10 All
the Doctors claims Coz his meecihe. Unlike other rem
edes In the Market this preparation performs its once
speedily and with certainty The Ointment We have US
ell with the most happy result afer vainy seeking ~
lief by FREE % S,rsaparilla, salves, etc. te our
experience fully justnes In confidently recommending
As article, and only one known to usas Pero'mins
LII In.
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NoTICE.

NOTICED.
& - TINE Store formerly occupied
i BY the subscriber has been
retii,sd, aud II now opened for
- H. the reception Of customers
Sewed aud Pegyed Boots made
10 order Of the very best Of Stock.
Good aud exenenccd workmen will be employ.
ed so that MI who favor me with their patronage
can he assured Of having their work done In the
best possible manner.
Repairing jobs neatly and promptly executed.
Cali and see, ut No. s DEERiso S Cos NEw
BLOCK, Factory Island, Saco. !. ..,,,,,,
Saco, November IS, 1854. ls-u
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Alta Court Of PROBATE held at Alfred, within and
Coz the County of York, on the hrst Monday In
Anil, In the year Of Lord eighteen hun
ared and hny. I've, by the Honorable Joseph i.
Nys, Judge u said Court
aIiyrR lIANsCoM, Guardian of Elizabeth A.
1 vy.ntwonh. ani cathaTias Wentworth, majors
III sh1ldrrn % Dominicus Wentworth, late OF Leha-
@ h, ssid county, deceased, having presented his
a. aseouat Of Guardianship of his said wards for
o.asstp-Tht IN, said Guardian give notice
10 an person. by causing coy o. THIS 90.
49,. "A printed al Biddslotd, In said
ca.n,y that they may appear al Probate couuto be
IA \, seuth ilsriek In said County, on the drst
Monday Of Jaty nsii, at ten OF me eIsek IN The
s,,,noeu and shew cause, any they nave, why
,hs ana should not he allowed.
~ 90 Ausst.--FRANCts BACON, register
Atra.sopyt Atie-t,-fRANcfsp BACON, Registers
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H.. II. II. DISCOVERY N. .. 7
DADWAY'S REGULATORS. The THiRD GsrAe
IL MEDICAL DI.covERr or RAILWAY 4 Go. On (,
REGuLAroR Is sufficient To regulate the Bowels Liver
tons. Two viii insure pleasant discharge nom the
bowels nj a regular period Of time every day. -Four
to six viii purge thoroughly all corrupt aud acriinoni-
Gus humofs ffom the alimentary canal.
IMPORTANT TO PILL TAKERS. Every one
who Is In the habit OF taking pills will ind RADwlPs
RsouLAroRs the most pleasant, safe, and eneeiual
regulator Of the Bowels, Liver. Pancrsas, an" ,ne
OF RIDwAr's REoui .IoR, is superior. In point OF
medical strength and efficacy, TO six Of the most pop
ular and best approved eaharie pulls
RAILWAYS REGUL AToRs. RApwAr'. Rrov.
LIroB are most carefully prepared from extracts aud
gums Of trees iants roots ani herbs. There are no
pills In use that win act upon the Liver Panrreas
Bowels, the salyary Glands and Nerves, 80 pleasant
ly and so ehestualIy as the X. u. REauLAroR,. No
pills can he taken for any length or time with the
came safety to the constitution for, instead 81 deblil'
taIing the system by powerful and drastic pnfglng,
they act pleasantly upon the bowels aud impan
strength TO every nerve and tissue VI the body.
REGULATORS VERSUS PILLs,-ws are con-
tinuaiy asked, What IL the difference between Rad.
ways Regulators snd ordin,y pills!-We answer
that pills. as they are ordinarily prepared and sold by
different manufacturers, are generally OF Two kinds
those which operate ON me bowels merely pnf
gatiye oil ls and those which excite the steretoH 81
the liver and are called mercural liver pills. Rad
ways Regulators resemble pills merely ~ shape, but
differ In every other ehafaeteristc. They act not
only the bowels, bat on the liver, skin, plnefeas,
and kidneys regulating each organ To AN healthy
tion. They not drastic, ard never give pain as
most purEailve pills do they stimulate the liver with
out geTDs the patient with salvation, rs Der-
euraI mills do minerals IN the
poston they are harmless, When used for Length e
time. They are tasteess, being enveoped In AN ele-
49,, -, ~ Ii,n.s ASPtuiiY pUl'SiC R.pu.,,.
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At n Court Of Probate held at Sloo, within and
fot the County Of York, ON the first Monday IN
MAY, IN the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud inv 1--WE, by the Honorable Joseph i. Nye,
Judge Of said Court;
EDWIN L. FROST, natural guardian and next friend
IL Of George w. fUst, a minor aud child OF said
Edwin, prayinE fOr license 10 sell and convey. at
public auciiun private sale, all the right, title aud
Interest of his said ward, In aud u certain real estate
situated Ia keunebunk, IN said county, aud the pro-
cseds thereof 10 put o. Interest via lot Of land
and building theTson banded by the main road lead
ng ffam the village to the POft, and BY lands Of VIII
liam llaeket aud Phineas stevens, being formerly
lhe store aud lot Of Timothy FROST
OEDIREU-Thii the pettionsr give notice thereof to
an persons interested ia said estate, by causing
copy Of this order tn be published three weeks
successfully In the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed AZ BiddefoTd, in said Colnty, that they mly
appear nj "A Probate Court "a be held at kennebuuk,
IN said County, ohlhe hTst Monday IN June next,
at ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew
cause, IL any they have, why the prayer Of said Psl-
ton should not be granted.
% Attest, FRANCIS BACoN, Register.
4 true eOpy-Auest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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AZ a Count Of Probate holden Al saeo, within and
for the Coanty OF York, on the nfst Monday IN
May, In the year Of OUT Lord elghieen hundred
and dnly Eve, BY the Honorable Joseph i. Nye,
Judge of said CUur'i
On tie petition Of Ruth MeCrels, ADMINISTRATIVE Of
" the estate of Lewis MeCrelis, late OF Lebanon IN
said county, deceased representing that The personal
estate % said deceased " not sihce toSy The ui
debts which he owed at the Of his death by the
Of eight hundred dollars, and pray ing 'of license
To sell and convey the whole ofthe real esae OF said
deceased at pablo SnCt0n pdVaie sae because by
partial sale the residue would Be greatly Injured.
OEDEAED-1hat the petitioner give notice thereof
TO the heirs Of said deceased and u all persons inter-
ested In said estate, By eausinga copy olthls or
der to be published three weeks sueeessNsy IN
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed Al bldde-
Gord Ia said County, that they may appear ~ afro
hate u Ia be holden at ksnnebunk, Ia said County,
GA the htsl Monday In June neA at ten OF me CLOCK
In the forenoon, and shew cause, u any they hNs,
why the prayer OF said petition should not Dc gaeo
20 Aitsst,-FiANCiS BAcoN, Keslsie.
AtTue copy. Ansst-fRANCis BACON, heg's's,
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powdslnh,m. Oct. foth. u;

bowdoinham. Oct. 18th, ts5t.
Ms. HAsxrlii Dear NIL have worn q Get of ar
theai teeth two years, made BY yoa and feel perfect
dud Them equally as rood In mastie siinr food as my
natural teeth. They are said BY my friends 10 look
perfectly natural. Respectfully yours,
n. FULLER.
p,. m. has nsd. extracted, and set both pivot and
r,.ts teeth Cor me, aud with pieasar. recommend
Kim 40 All wishing the seryiess % Dsailsf.
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DOCT. II. &. FESSENDEN,
OFFICE and RESIDENCE In thstsnsmsnt udjoln
log DR.. GoOdwin's, opposite Congregational Church
NsIs ST., sacO.
saco, July II, 1858. ahf
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Al Count Of Probate held at saeo, wuhr
and fct the County Of York. on the ntsi Monday
In Nav, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and dfty.dys, by the Honorable Joseph
T. Nye, Judge Of said Couui
nEORGE LORD, Guauiian of Lncy =. Lord, MI
VI noe aud child e faneis A. Lord, late Of henne-
bank, In said County, deceased, having presented MS
anh account of guardianship of his said ward Tor
allowance.
oEDKHEO--rhaithes said Guardian give nouse 10 al
persons inteestsd By causing copy OF this order IN
be published three weekssuecessiyely, IN the Cnion
and Eastern IOarnsl. Pointed al Bidd ford, In said
county, thaithey may aPPearat PROBATE Court To be
held nj kennebunk In said County On the nf-t Monday
% June hext, al ten Of the clock In the fcrenoon,
and shsw cause, " any they have, why the sane
should not be allowed. "
20 Ais.t,-FRANCts BACON, Register,
Atrus copy. Atts.t,-FRANciS BACON, Register.
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Al n COun OF Probate held at Saeo, within
and Tor the County Of York, ON the first Monday in
May, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ard my eve, by the Honorable Jo-
seph r. Nye. Judge q. aid Court;
CHARLES GOODWIN, guardian Of Oliver Foss, of
" kennebunkpOu, an insane person, having pre-
ward Zoe allowance.
OsDEHED, That said Guardian give notice TO all per-
interested by causing copy Of this order tn be
published three weeks successfully In the Union and
Eastern Journal printed at BiIdeiotd In said county
that they may appeaTat Probate Coutto be held at
Kennebunk, IA slie county, the first Monday In
Juue neNt, at ten Of the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, IL any they have, why the same
81 1uld not b. allowed.
70 Attest, FRANCIS ACoN. Register.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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To the Gentlemen.

ENTLEMEN who like TO wear A NEAT
" SETTING GARMENT, can have one TO
their entire satisfaction by ealing at
Cit OWEN & MOULT0N'S.
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Al Court OF Probate held at saeo, within and
May, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and nty-hve, by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye,
Judge OF said Court:
EfhRMM PIERCE. Administrator OF the estats Of
IL sally Parker late of Berwick in said county de-
erased having presented his hrst account af admnls
aon OF the estate OF said deceased; also his private
account against said estate, fOr allowance.
OnDKAEo-That the said Admini,tTatot give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing a copy Of
TINS order Ia be published In the Union and Eastern
Journal, printed al Bddefotd, In said County, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear nj a Pro-
bate Count be held at south Berwick In said COun-
W ohhe hrsi Monday Of July next, atten ofthe clock
nthe iofenoon, and shew cause, IL any they have,
why the slms should not be allowed
10 Auest.-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
true eopy-Ausst, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al a Court Of PTOb,te held at Saco, within and
foe the County Of York, on the first Monday OF
MAY, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dryd and dfy-dye, by tHs Honorable Joseph Il.
Nye, Judge Of said Caurts
JOSIAH TOWLE, Admin isitaioT OF the estate Of
~ Josiah TOwie, late OF Newhsld, in said county,
deceased, having presented hi, seconi account OF
administration OF the estate OF said deceased, foe al
lOwance.
ORDERED. That the said Administrator give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy ofths Of
der TO be published three weeks successfully In the
Union and eastern Journal printed at BiddeoTd, la
siid count that they may appear at probate court TO
be held at keunebunk, In said county, the first Mon
day of June next at ten Of the clock In the fore
noon, aud shew cause, II any ;hey have, why the
same should not be SLOWED.
% Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.