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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
Mark IL Warren,
no. - MAIN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF CHINA. GLASS
0ueensw ARE.

NONsIDER OUR ADVANTAGESf We
~ are now receiving our QueensWare al
New Orleans, our crates are hotsted from
the Ocean Steamers, and placed on board
kteamboatA, Which land them at our wharf
In this city, thus making but one transfer
from
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

KYAvING ERECTED ONE OF THE
-. most extensive works Of this kind Ia
vices of one Of the most experienced Ma
chine oil men, am now able TO furnish this
cheap and money-saYing OIL, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal 20 any ever used.
Railroads, Steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Milis-4iii fact all machines now
runaing-can be supplied promptly ana
with satisfaction.
Orders Of wholesale dealers filled on libe-
raj terms,
No charge for packing, aud delivery free
of ehAfgess ~ saaEff ff kH asr
Coal OIL sold by the barrel and the high
est Prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
PHILIP DECKER,
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
maya II e 5Tfh s .ft
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,
Indiana.

EVhlsplilb, 1nulduh.
You will observe, therefore, thai we no.
cure safe and speedy transportation, as
well aa great saving In breakage, which
alone II a very important item To be con-
hidefed Ia the cost OF our Wares.
Our Stock is one OF the largest and best
assorted To be found In the West, and for
sale az
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Words OF Vital Interest.

Will the thousands who reAd columns OF ffivo
lcus verbiage every day devote Ses ~issfss TO the
perusal OF few facts which concern them nearly
Our text Is Hsaiih, and We will put our commen-
tary into = nutshell. Weakness 10 indirectly the
cause Of all sickness, for II nature DO strong
enough To resist the morbid influences which pro-
duce Illness, % course they are Pc~eriess. Seek
strength, therefore. Iuvisorate aud regulate Tho
system. when the quicksilver ranges non - 70
IS degrees In the shade tho most athletic are en-
fsebled, and the weak ere Frustrated. It's Ut such
q time that such an iuvigorHtor rs uoSrErrkR'S
STOMACH BIrrERS 10 urgently needed. What
are the effects OF this rare Vegetable Tonie'
Would that ell Who have known its benefits could
condeuss their experience into this paragrah,
They must tell the healthy, 10 protest their
health, they must uss this great safeguard against
the dsbllitating indusnsss. They would sxhors
N. v,sk 10 discard all unnsdieated and Impure
s,,uulants and sliax 10 this wholesome and an
tllIay tonic and alternative - The shipsrseSed
mariner would cling " ran In stormy 49,
They would, OF dyspsotie panss relieved. OF Ape
lite restored Of shattered nerves restrans head
sehes cured Of disordsrsd functions regulated OF
hypoeondria dissipated, Of miAsmstie diseases
hAisd Of lever and agae cured, Of liver complaints
arrested az heat prtvssioa and tsil deasd. hope
rcanlmAtcd, and eheerfulness restored. Usss are
Tie effects of M0srErrERS Birr.Rs. EVA
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II Prone rs our earthly spirits are to
clraye unto the dust, what should we be il
MI our worldly hopes were to be realized
Wise aud kind is that system Of discipline
under which we are all placed; and when
n, the close Of life, we come To look back
on our mental history, we shall never be
inclined to say of this affection or that
mortifica,ion-'l !, might have been spared"
We shall then see that our prayers tor sp'r-
iiualiiy OF mimi were answered by the re-
moval Of those worldly Joys which pro-
duccd a contrary disposition; and that
when we desired that .oar affections might
he set on things above our dearest friends
were taken ,hcre' that 50 heaven might be.
come dearcr anil car,l, less attractive. Such
weaving events must tend. not only to
rrconcie our minds to the shortncss of life,
In, tn make us rejoice in il. We feel that
they ARE light aillic,ions," because "they
nre hut for n Inoinenr."
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claw ORpgRs Nor To Go."-I have
orders, positive onlers. not tn go there. or
,lcrs that dare not disobey,' said u youth
who was being ,cmp,ed 10 drinking and
gambling ssloon.
sCo,nc, don't he 81 womanish come
along like man." shouted the youths.
.what special onlcrs have You got !
Come. show them TO US, u you can. Show
III the Orders"
John tooka neat little book from his
pocket, und rad aloud:
Enter not ia the paths Of the wicked
nnd 20 not in the why Of evil men. Avoid
il pass not near! turn from il and pass
away!
.Now," said John, you sec my order,
forbid my going with You. They are Gods
ories. aud by his help ! mean to keel
thcII."
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KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME Y. Y. THORNTON, the great English As
trologist. Ciairvcysnt and psychomstrtcian, who
has astonished tho sclentifc classes OF the Oh
World, has now located herself at Hudson, ". Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
ers of second 10 enable her TO tmpart knowi
edge OF the greatest Importance To the mar
ried of either while In state OF trance, she
deineates the very features % the person you are
10 marry and by the aid Of an instrument of In
tense poser, known as the Psyehomotrope, guaran
tees Ia produce . liie-like picture OF the future
date Of marriage, position In life, leading traits OF
character. SO. This 10 no humsug, as Thousands
OF testimonials can assert. She Will send. when
desired certified certificate. or written guarantee,
that the picture Is What 10 parports to be- Nv en-.
e'osing small lock of hair, and stating place ol
birth. ase disposition and compiler on, and enclo-
sing 50 cents and stamped envelope addressed "a
yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information by return mall. All communication
s.crediy confidential Address, In condolences, MAD
ANS X. Y. TuoRSroS, r. y. Boz &c, Hudson, N. T.
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Ninety years after bis death, in va ], steps
wogp<ekcn tossevet.,o him ~ 9,tab'c
inlots. bN - eDps u folu-
III on 49, Nort wsa> kten.
Hq(I(htly IL &jon has bssut Rated
aMs9, xnd Williai1is may yet, ut Sewst have
some outward sign to mark his greatness
AMI perpetuaie his name. During period
of one hundred and eighty -lhrce years, no
even rough stone has been set up to mark
the grave of the founder Of Rhode Island,
,ill the precise locality Of his grave had
been almost forgotten, and could only be
a.certained ailev tho most careful invesiiga.
ton. Sufsce 10 to say, however, the spot
was found and tho cShuination made
short time ago-though there was little to
exhumc. ....r
On scraping oil the turf from the surface
al the ground the dim outlines Of seven
graves, contained within less than one
square rod, revealed the burial ground OF
Roger Williams. In Colonial times each
family had its own burial ground, which
was usually near the family residence.
Three Of those seven graves were those Of
children; the remaining four were adults.
The eas,erly grave was Identified rs that Of
Mr.. Williams. On digging down in the
"charncl house." il was found that every.
thing had passed into oblivion. The shape
al the collins could only DO traced by a
black line OF carbonaceous matter the thick
ness Of the edges Of the sides or the collins,
with their ends distinctly defined. The
ris,ed remains Of the hinges AMI nails,
with few fragments Of wood and single
round knot, was all that could be gathered
from his grave. In the grave Of his wife
there was not truce Of anything save =
single lock Of hair. which hal survived the
lapse OF more than one hundred and eighty
years.
Near the grave stood venerable apple
tree, when and by whom planted Is not
known. This tree had sent two Of its main
roots into the graves Of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII
liams. The larger root had pushed its way
through the earth I'LL il reached the precise
spot occupied by the skull OF Roger vii.
hams. There making turn, rs 10 going
round the skull, il followed the direction
Of the backbone to the hips. Here il di-
vidcd into two branches, sending one along
each leg to the heel. where they both
turned upward tn the toes. One Of these
ru,ots formed a slight crook at the knee,
which makes the whole bear very close
resemblance To human from. This sim
guar root is preserved with great care, not
only "a an illustration of great principle
in vegetation, but for its great historic asso
citation. There were the graves, emptied Of
every particle of human dust
Not trace OF any thing was lcft IL
Is known to chemistry that all flesh, aud
.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
70 PRNiLRS IN DELICATE IlIlLrn.

DR. DOW, Physician and surgeon, MOI 9 M
disott street, boston, 10 consulted daily ior all dis
sasss incident 10 the female system. rfotApsus
pressioa. and Uthsr menstrual dsran gcneBts, are
now treated upoa new pathological prtncPlss, >nd
spssdy relief guaranteed In very ss days. 30
thst ,post obssnsts eompis ints Yield under L. snd
tbs anietsd psrsoo soma reloees In pssfsst bsslth
Dr.. Dow hss M doubt had srSsts! sxpssssas. In
any other physieisn In Bostoo, ssd has, sinee
1874, coaaaed his whole atteotioa 70 the cure ~
psiyats diseases and FEMALE complaietAL
n. B.-Ali Letters must ccntAin foaf rcd stamps
o. they will not he answered..
Once hoorp lruSn b A. n. tDo 2. =.
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To COsssssss,pfsreS.

The advertiser, having beca restored b. health In
. Few weeks BY a very simple remedy, after hayin:
suffered for several years with q severe lung Alice
tion, and that dreal disease - CONSUMPTION - Is
anxious 10 make known to hls eilos-suierers the
means of cure, To all who desire Il, he will send
copy of the prescription used (ffce of charged with
the directions for preparing aud using the same,
which they will find ssrs care for CsnssmPtion,
Lsss Is,ct,sss. The only object Of the advertiser
In seuding the prescription Is IN beneat the amic
ed aud spread Information which ne couceixss 10
he invsluable and he hopes every sufferer viii Try
his remedy, as 10 will cost them nothing. and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
incl by return mail, will please address
Rec. EDVSRD 4. WILSON,
iys W,liissssb.ry,, kfsys Co., Mes fork.
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Attest. George II Knowlton, gister

Al . Court OF Probate holden at Alfred, within
and TOR the County of York, on the first Tuesday
In October. IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty-siI, by the Hon. u. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court,
yIyU6DBuRY SMITH, named Executor In . Ger.
w tain instrument. purportiny to be the last will
q nd testament OF Elizabeth Smith. late or kenne-
bunkport In said county. deceased, having pre-
ssnied the same for probate,
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice TO
all persons interested. by causing q copy OF this
order to be published three weeks successfully Ia
the Union and Journal, printed at Biddsiord, that
they may appear ut o Probate Court TO be holden
at North Berwick In said county, on the first Tues
day In November next, at ten VI the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as the last will aud testament Of the
said deceased.
Attest, George II. knowlton, Register.
Attest. George II. Knowiton, Register.
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Ps,ry Davis Pain Killer.

We eiip the fbllssing non The fnoviosScn
aaSsnAL Apvsnrissa,
al this sasoa Of The year .shss sAolsrs, shslsrs
notbas, dysen,ssy. and other hisdrsd eospisias
are SIRE 10 prevail. everybody sAsaid b Literally
supplied viii rsrry Dsvb' Vegetable fsia ki'ss'
Persons leaving homo, whether 70 Be Tor . day.
sHsarsioa ess tip W Earops. shoald b in seoai'
lion IN place their hands On Il 81 momsntS warn.
Ing. Many diseases iseideat 10 the ssnusr
neatAA which siil prove hsAl u not Immediately
shseAsd. saa - pesap.iy ssssd bp ess % TOO
desss Of tks rAia Killer On sors tAaa ees
eeeasisa have vs been relieved d intense ssasrsS
~ tAs uasly sss u The above aAasd prspars-
lion. f'
Sold by all druxxisss. xrossrs, and medicine
DEALER. sso
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Attest. aeors, II. xno-l.on. R.g,stsr.

Al Court OF Probate holden at Alfred. With
10 and for the County Of York. on the hrst Tues
day In October In the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and siItyIiI, by the lion. 4, u
'Boarns, Judge Of said Court,
JpLI.EN 2. GRANT, Administrative OF the estate
n Of Peter ursnt. lats OF North Berwick, In sald
county deceased having presented her arst account
Of administration Of the estate OF said Deceased
Tor allowances
ordered, That the said Aoc0untant givs notice
To ali persons interested, by causing copy oil
this order 10 bs psblished three weeks successyey
In the Ua,sa q Jssrrai. printsd nj Bddeford, 10
sAId county that they may appear At Probate
Court to be holden Of North Berwick, In said coun'
", on the arst Tuesday In November next, OF ten
OF the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, U
any they have, Why the same should not be allowed
Attest, George II. knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
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Al \ Court OF Probate holden at Alfred, with
in and for the county OF York, on the hrst Tues.
day In October. In the year OF our Lord eigh
cen hundred and slxty-six, by the Hon. Il. b
bourne. Judge Of said Courts
NEURGE GETCllELL, Administrator OF the es
" tate of benjamin y. Brasey, late OF Alfred, In
said county. deceased, having presented his h'st
and final account of administration OF the estate
Of 50 I'd deceased, for allowances
ordsrss, That the said Accountant give notice to
all persons interested, byeausing scopy OF this
order 70 be published three weeks successfully IN
the U.is~ + Journal printed at Biddeford, In said
county, that they may appear at Probate Court
to be holden ut North Berwick, In said county. on
the hrst Tuesday In November next. atten OF the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, " any
they have. Why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. knowlton. Register.
A true copy.
Attest. George II Knowlton. Register
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Al n Court OF Probate holden at Alfred, With
: In and for the County OF York. on the arst Tues
day In October, In the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and siIty.six. by the Hon. X 4
bourne Judge Of said Courts
cUSAN A, L. HOBSON, Aduinistratrix OF the o.
y tate Of jeremiah y, llobson, late OF Hollis In
ssid county, deceased. having presented her hrsi
account Of administration Of The cstses OF said d.
O,Ss,ss That the said Aeeoeatsnt give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy Of this or
der be published three weeks In the
U.,es = Jssrrai, printed 1T Biddsford, In said
county. that they may appear At Probate Court
TO be held at North Berwick. In said county, on the
arst Tuesday In November next 81 ten OF the elocb
In the forenoon. and shew cause. II any they have
Why the same should not be allowed.
Attest. George II. knowlton. Register.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The eelsbratsd DIR DOW eontinuss 70 devote MS
entire time 70 Ne tss.sssst ef al diseases inss
dent 10 the nuaisysssa. Asszpsrssaes eftwss-
ty.three years enables him 70 guarantee spssdy
and psrmsssnt relief In NE ~ssss Of SsYsrss.
$40. and OF ether Msasfyssi DsrssssMs~ts, frou
whatever Geese. All lsttsrs fer advice must soe-
tain 81. once, No. . Endicott street, Boston.
S.B.-Bosrd furnished to those who wish tor
main under treatment.
o. boston. June. ~. 1853. .. lyW
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q SIR. Samuel Jessup, aged sixty.6vc
and rich. died lately in Lincolnshire, Eng
land. Ito was chiefly noted for the i'm
mcnsc quantity Of pills he consumed. u
was proven in trial before the court that
in Que year he took over $1,000 pills !,
was shown that, besides he had taken co.
OOO hotties of different mixtures. All this
was supplied to him by ono aPothecary,
whose bill, when presented in court, took
up Gily.f,e closely written columns.
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II In case where the additional bounty pro-
yiiei by the Act % July ~. 1910, IL chained
BY the willow Of deceased soldier, she having
REMARKED. II has been decided by the Second
Comptroller VI the Treasury, that 10 the re
marriage took place befbrc the passage 10 the
as,er the passage Of the cot, then the widow
voull not b entitled to the bounty.
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A"u' 0C H;,:.,, a.ore. q. Kno-l,on. Register
Commissiouors' Notice.

:sS:rs:, s,s1 s;ss sSps.ns, .,, b s u.
nissioae!s 70 rsesivs and decide spsn all elaimi
dsford, In said county, deceased, hereby give no
sics that thsy viii BE- 10 sssson Toe aid purposel
Of the Municipal Court Room, In said Biddsford
on Wednesday the nth day Of Dscembsr, A. D.
1865, frum 10 O'Clock A, n. 70 four o'clock r. n.
ABEL II, JELLESON,
1888 q. ~ O. II. NkYAOurH.
Dlddeford, oetobsriosh, 1855. awt2
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y Henry Wilson. United Suites Sena.
tor iron Massachusetts,, made public pro-
f;.ssion Of the Christian religion on Sunday
Lat. AMI united with the Congregational
Church in Boston. Of which Rev. Dr. N. L.
knk Is pastor. .-
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Strange, HAT True.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States can hear souething very much To their adj
yanta ~ By return mail Tree ofeAarys by address
ing the undersigned. Those having fcars OF being
humbugxed will obiige by not Noticing this card.
All others will please address their obsdlcnt ser
yanl THOS. D. CHAPMAN,
IyIo 81 broadway, New York.
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Al q Court OF Probate held At Alfred, within
and for the county OF York, on the nrst. Tuesday
In October, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-siI. by the Hon. b. K.
bourne, Judge Of said Court,
CHARLES HwELD. Executor OF the will OF Ma
u than Palmer, late OF Hollis, In said county,
deceased. having presented his bret account u ad.
ninlstrstion of the estate Of said deceased. nor NJ.
ordered, That the said Accountant give notice
70 all persons intsrsstsd by causing copy OF this
orirr 10 be published In the Uaios 4 Jssrnai,
nrinted In Biddeford, In said county, three weeks
ss.ecsssiyely. that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be held ct North berwick. In said county.
On che ara Tuesday In Noy.mbet nett ten q tbs
sh.v hsv~' vhy the sams should not b allowed.
Attest, usorys II. knoulton. Register.
Attest. George II. Knowltou. Register.
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- Charles Pcriam, a returned soldier,
had both hands blown or and one eye de.
s,roycd, Friday morning, while firing ~.
lutte at Pennington, in behalf Of tho Sol.
.licrs' and Sailors Convention Of that town,
in honor of the late Union victories.
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.fa3 DROPS
SE1UR'S
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL

RECOMMENDED for the treatment Of
DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, General Debility, and
Fever and Ague,
and warranted q cure. Invented by DIT u. q. Be
CUR IL Is vegetable compound Of thirteen us
the medical professions. A physician who mas
made use OF 10 In his practice says Is harmless:
while 10 Is patent nor dos as 10 The case Win
its track sold by all Druggists. oRRiS SKIN
NER A co, sole Proprietors. Springfield Mass.
The trade can obtain 10 VI any New YORK OF
Boston Medicine House. ly
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Ccrssta Cure tn all Cases,

Thoss vko ned the services u 90 szpsrsocef
pAyslesan o. surrsou IN al di11eait and chroato
diSsasss Of svsry psns and nature. sioala give
n A Ds nov imports ssd has ies salss ssu ~.
tels Ssiisi The Yrsnch sssrst- Order bv sssiL sof
a. and rcd stamp. Wv
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VA Philadelphia paper says Il Is estiInat-
ell that the corn crop Of Pennsylvania for the
present year win amount TO about p,0OO,OOO
bushels, being IN average yield Of Isl baeh-
els ior each acre planted. ...s =
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"VnE.t::s. G, a. q: s ,.s, Rss,sp.gh,"
,issurss o. eli hiufs can BE- obtained a. ehsup AZ
a any pisss 10 Biddeferi 90 SEQ, and NARRATED
70 BE- bettss. No. III Main Street. IL
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Al . Court OF Probate holden At Alfred. With.
In and for the County OF York, on the arst Tues.
day In October, In the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and siIty.six. by the Hon. Z. L.
Bourne Judge OF said Court.
MOS fELCN, having the custody OF certain
a instrument, purporting to be the last vii and
Testament Of Sarah felch, late OF Limerick, In said
county. deceased, having presented the same for
probatei
Ami said Amos Felch further represents that the
Executor naiuei In said will Is dead, AMI prays
that no may he appointed Administrator With will
annexed Of tho estate OF said decessedi
Ordered, That the said Amos Feloh give notice
In ali persons Interested, by causing . copy OF
this order to DO published three eek.successiyely
In the Ja,ss 4 Jesrsai, printed ~ BiddeIord, 10
said county, that they may appear At Probate
Court to be holden at North Berwick In said eoun-
~. on the arst Tuesday In November next, at ten
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, any
they have, Why the said instrument should not be
proved, approved and allowed ~ the last will and
testament of the said deceased, and uhy the prayer
Of said petition should not be srruted.
Attest, George II. knowltou, Register.
kttest. 3sorye n. X uovlton. Register.
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Al . Court OF Probate held at Alfred. within
and for the county Of York, on the arst Tues.
day OF October, In the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and slxty-six, by the Hon. L. K.
bourne. Judge of said Court
IN the petition OF Judith A. Littleaeld, Guardian
" ef Joseph ID. Little6eld, Frank A. Littlsneld,
Addie H. Llttedeld and Ella N. Llttledeld. minors
and children OF Abljah Littleaeld, late of shap'
leigh. In said county. deceased, praying Tor ~
cense To sell and convey. At pu6lic suction or pri
vate sale. all the right. title and interest OF her
aid wards In and 10 certain hard pine timber,
ning upon certain real estate, situated In Shap
lsigh In said county, and the proceeds thereof To
put a. interest (the tract upon which aid timber
stauds being moro FULLY described In said pettionE
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
To all persons interested In SAID estate by causing
4 copy of this order to he published In the Un,oH
4 yesrasi, printed In Biddeford, In said county,
for three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may ap.
pear at . Probate Court To be holden ut
North berwick In said county. on the alst TueedAy
inNovembernext, at ten OF the clock In the fore
noon, and shev cause, II any they have. why the
PRAYER Of aid petition should not he granted.
Attest, George II. knouiton, Register.
Attest, George n. Knowlton, Reet,tr.