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MURDER AT GREAT FALLS, n. II. We
are informed that on Saturday evening, u
party of ak, (threc men and three w"men)
went frum Salmon Falls to Dover. N. H., to
n ball, and after the dance was over they
proceeded to Great FAILS, and some Of the
party went to their friends and stopped
William Maxwell and "a man named Lowering
Went with the horses 10 the Mechanics
Hotel TO hav. them put up, and were tud
by Mr.. Hodge, the hotel.keeper. that he
was all full and could not put them up
Upon this Maxwell threw stone at the
bs,el door. when Hodge 90, club, made al
Maxwell and struck him in the head. He
repeated the blow twice, when Mr.. Lowering
spoke aud asked Hodge not to strike him
again.
Hedge LEFT Maxwell on the ground, went
to lowering, saying, "D-n YOU, Ill kill
you" Lowering stepped back, and Hodge
struck one Of the horses. lowering took the
horses away, and then went back and in
quired for Maxwell. and was told by
Hodge that he had gone OF lowering went
away in search OF Maxwell, but could not
find him. Thinking him ut Hodges Hotel.
Lowering and others wen, up and wanted to
20 in. but were told they could not.
They hen got ladder entered the house
through window. and found Maxwell near.
ly dead. This was about II o'clock Sun
day A. NJ. They then raised The alarm,
and Hodge WIS arrested. Maxwell! died
about IL o'clock. last night. An inquest is
being held today ut Great Falls, N. H.
Journal. All.
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THIRD DISTRICT. Farley has been nom
mated by the Wings for reelection TO Con.
gress. The Convection was in Rockland
on the lst inst.
SOMERSET. The anii.Nebraska Conven.
ton OF Somerset has nominated the fellow.
Ing ticket: For Senators. VIM. r. Flint, Of
North An-or; James B. Dascomb, OF Bloom.
field; County Commissioner, Woodman NJ.
Snean, OF Hartford; County Treasurer, Ce.
phas X. Vaughn, Of Nouidgewock.
The democratic candidates for the Sen.
ate are Messrs. N. r. Tuule and j. p.
Hodgdon.
WALDO. The Wing Convention held nj
Belias, on the 25,h uli., nominated ms fol.
lows: For Senators, Mino, Crehore, of Lin.
colnville. VIM. Aver, Of Montyille. La,hly
Rich, OF Frankfort; County Treasurer. 10.
han p. Field, OF Belfast; County Commis.
sioner, Samuel Fletcher, OF Belmont.
LINCOLN. The Morrill, and Free Demo-
cratic Convention nj Wiscasset agreed upon
the following ticket for Senators -
Cornelius Turner, Wiscasset; DR.. A.
Carcelon, Lewiston; John Hayden, Bath
Geo. Thorndike, South Thomasion.
The nominees Of the Wing Convention
OF and IN Wiscasset on the 24ih ult., are
as follows
Levi Whitney, Of Richmond; Sewall
Watson. OF Georgetown George Thorn
dixie. OF South Thomasion:: Thomas Nelson,
OF Alma.
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John M. Wood.

The "Goshen IN. W Democrat and
Wing" paper published in Mr.. Woods
native county, comes to US withlthe follow.
ing in relation to him:
We perceive by the papers that John NJ.
Wood, E-q.. formerly Of this county. is nom
mated Tor Congress in the FIST Congressional
District, Maine. Mr.. Wood is the sou ofJon-
sthan Wood E-q., a highly respectable cni-
izen Of Minisink, in this County. The hon.
or conferred tn Mr.. Wood by his nomna ion
will be pleasing to u large body Of relatives
and f'ie.ds in this part Of the country We,
with them sincerely hope thai he may be
elected. lie aud his family have always been
true Wings, devoted the best interests oi
the country. We believe the Distric in
which Sir. Wood is nominated, is one lately
represented BY Moses Mcdonald. who u
tis disgrace be il spoken gave the only voIe
cast IN the House Of Representatives from
chat Stale, in favor OF the 'Nebra,ka swim
de-" Mr.. wood is u gentleman OF ability, OF
indusry and enterprise, ard should he be
elected, will prove most valuable member
OF Congress That he may be u the sincere
wish ofall true friends of the missouri Com.
Promise la this county to whom he is per-
!sonally known. OF this We feel Confident,
Mr.. wood will. never prove dough
Ece." That particular phase Of the human
-countenance due. not belong to the hm-
sly.
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Ir's WHAT you SPEND. A wise econo.
my Is a very different thing from a sordid
.penuriousness while the latter should al
ways be condemned, too much cannot be
urged IN behalf OF the former.
It's wha, thee'll spend, my son." said
a sage old Quaker, I" not what thee u make,
which will decide whether thee. to DO
rich or not" The advice was lri,e, for il
was bu, Franklin's ia another shape; "Take
care Of TIE pennies and The pounds will
take Of themselves" Blu, il cannot be- too
often repeated. Men are continually in.
dulging in small expenses. saying 10 ihem-
selves il is only tIife, yet forgetting that
the aggregate is serious, that even the sea
shore is made up OF petty grains OF sands.
Ten cents day, even, is ,hnty-six dollars
and a half a year, ano that Is the interest
of capital Of six hundred dollars. The
mau iha, saves ten cents day only is so
much richer than he who does not, as II he
owned life estate In house worth 81,
huudred dollars. Every sixteen years, let
cents day becomes six hundred dollars
and il invested quarterly does not take hal
that time. But len cents day is chiId''
play, some will exclaim. Well, then
John Jac.b Asior used 10 say, lha, wheI
a man who wishes to be- rich. has saves
ten thousand dollars, he has won half ih'
baiile. Not that Asior thought ten thou
sand much. But he knew that in maxim:
such sum, man acquired habits Of pru
dent economy, which would CONSTANT,
keep him advancing in wealth. How ma
ny, however, spend ten thousand in few
yea's in extra expenses, and when, OF
looking back, cannot tell, as they say
"where The money wen, to-" To save j
the golden rule TO get rich. To squander
even in small sums, is the first step. toward
the poor.house.
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TACOMA LODGE, No. a 10. oro.F

Ia the midst Of lie We are in death"
Brothers, we are again called TO mourn
for member Of onr Fraternity. We are
again reminded that youth in lis harmless
ness and innocency, aud manhood with il,
vigor and pride of thought aud action, are
not more exempt from The fixed law OF be.
ing which dedlcaies all that is mortal TO dc
cay and dea,l, than il decrepil and ioiieJing
age. We are again reminded by the death
OF our much esteemed Brother, that the liv.
ing Of to-day becomes the dead OF ,o.mor
row. A few short weeks ago he was here
in our Lodge Room with us, but now hs is
nought but that sad memorial of man.
mortality. We miss him in the Lodge,
where he has filled Offices OF trust with
honor and fidelity; we miss him in The ST. eel,
in the shop. and in the Social.circl and
i, becomes a duty we owe the Fraternity.
and his friends, particularly his bereaved
Widow, TO pay due respect 10 his memory |;
therefore,
Resoired. that in the death Of Joseph A.
Bean, we have lost n kind Brother, n true
friend, good citizen, and worthy Odd
Fellow.
Resolred, that while we lament hi, loss
as member Of our Fraternity, we rejoice
in the conviction that he has bu, dissolved
his connection with our Terrestrial Lodge.
10 join The Grand Celestial Lodge Above.
where Friendship, Love, aud Truth re.
ceive their reward hundred fold.
Rcsolred, that we deeply sympaihise with
bereaved friends in their affiic,ion, and % /,
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PATIENTS.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN OrrIcE, Agency ron bus.
n MESS WITH U. 3. PATENT OrFIcE, WASHINGTON,
20 Sintc SO, Bosien opposite Klby st. IMPOR-
TANT INFORMATION TO INVENT.
ORS. The subscriber, Qate agent Of the u g. Patent
Oce under the act Of 1857 determined present ad.
vantages In applying for Patents superior to those offer.
ed inventors by Others has made arrangements whereby
on applications prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY
DOLLARS nstead OF $50 paid back by others viii be
RENTED by him In Of failure 20 obtain patent and
the withdrawal through him within thirty days after the
rejection. Caveats, Specifications Assignments and all
necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents In
this and foreign countries prepared and advice rendered
on legal and scientific matters respecting inventions aud
Infringement Of patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specifications
on the most reasonable terms but can avail themselves Of
the experience OF 20 years. practice an extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts
patents granted In this and other countries besides being
saved journey to the usual great delay there
ss wen personal trouble In obtaining their patents
Copies OF claims for any patent furnished by remtng
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
Il. II. EDDY, Solicitor OF Patents.
during the time occupied the Office Of Commission
er OF patents r. H. EDDY, Esq, Of Boston, did business
at the Patent ONCE as Solicitor Of Patents There
few any persons occupying that capacity, who had 90
much business before the Patent Office and there were
none who conducted II with more skin, fidelity and sue
cess regard Mr. Eddy one Of the best informed and
most skfu Patent Solicitors In the United States, and
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person more competent and Trustworthy, and
more capable Of putting their applications In form to
secure Tor them an early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents"
"RATEST OFTicr,--
Il. H. EDDY, ESQ, Boston, Mas.
"SRi-Your facilities for the prosecution OF any busI.
ness connected with this once are equal TO those Of any
oeher agent am very respectfully, yours, &C., 38-ly
THOMAS EwBANR, Commissioner Of Patents.n
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MAINE The election will take place in
Maine on the llth Of September. The can
vass is conducted with unusual split, and
from the cordial manner in which the cppo-
nents of the Nebraska Swindle have fused in
number Of the leading counties and Con-
gressional districts, Il is safe sopredicia graf.
flying result
Maine was the first State to indicate its
abhorence OF the Nebraska movement. II
was while tina, " bill Of alominations" was
pending. that the Administration was star
tisd by the intelligence that an AniiNe-
braska Wing was sent to the u. S. Senate
by o Democratic Legislature.
Albany Journal.
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Dedtbs.

In saco, 25th ult., Mrs. Louisa, wife OF Col. Warren
Ware, aged 81 years and months.
In Buxton 30th ult., Mrs. Sanh Chadbourn, aged a.
In Hollis, Goth ult, Mrs Ann wife OF Edmond r. Bra
dish, aged 65 years and months. Eastern papers
please copy
In this village, 2lst ult, Of Typhoid Fever, LUCINDA,
second doughter Of George and Abigail Duzze aged 10
years
From early chldhood, Lucenda pleasant and ami
able In her lfe-and rs she grtw up almost TO
hood these neamens Of her character In the
least deaced Her life was unpotted. She said many
things her sick and dying bed which must greatly sol.
ace the deeply afflicted hearts q her parents and other
relatives when they think Of her She prayed,
aged others to pray, exhoed her brothers to live good
life and then passed away from all that Is earthly Join
the redeemed In the skies. Oh how painful 10 see
30 promising smitten dowd early But none should
murmur, since II Is the will Of Heavenly Father that
should be lie taketh the lovely 10 himself At her
funeral which Tuesday afternoon, many were
present. and showed by their how sincerely she had
been appreciated. Especially this true Of those who
had been her associates. May they lay to heart and
prepare to follow. Con-.
In Sidney Sept !, very suddenly, Mrs. Alice wife Of
Isaac Cowan, and mother Of the Editor OF the Union,
aged co years.
In Kennebunk, Aug. 2sth, Miss Joanna Larrabee, q
successful teacher Of children and youth, aged 30.
In Berwick, Aug. 30th, Rev. Noah Hooper, q well
known Baptist minister, aged about so.
In Kennebunkport, Sd inst, Mrs Mary, wife Of Capt
Abner stone aged 8s. 81 inst Capt. Israel Bunham,
aged 90.
In Dayton, 9Th inst, Mrs. Lydia, wife Of wm Written,
aged IS.
In sacO, 9th inst, Mr.. BENJAMIN Iarndln. AGED a.
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is enjoined upon Us 10 bury the dead, ed
ucais the orphan, and relieve the distress,
ed, therefore,
RESOLVED, that we bold ourselves in read.
mess 10 render The Widow any assistance
she may require IA, our hands, Tia, the prin.
cples OF our Oder demand.
Resolued, ,ha, our Charter and Hall be
hung with the usual emblems Of mourning
for The period Of six m"nlhs.
Resolued, that we cause copy OF this
Preamble and Resolutions 10 be published
in the Union and Eastern Journal, aud also
copy signed by N. G. aud s. be presented
TO the Widow of. the deceased Brother.
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AGENCY FOR PROCURING PATENTS. We
would direct the attention Of the industrial
classes TO the advertisement, Of X. II. Eddy
Esq, Boston, Solicitor Of Patents which
appears in another column. The uprigh
an honest dealing of VIM. Eddy with in
veniors, the experience Of more than TWEEN
y years devoted exclusively 10 The business
and his grea, success a, the Patent Office
render j, for The inieres, Of those abou
procuring Patents 10 apply 10 him for pro
fessional assistance.
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The Corn CRoP. The editors OF the n. Y.
Journal Of Commerce youch for the respecta.
bilily of the writer "a New York merchant)
of the following from letter, dated Toledo,
Ohio, Sept. ID:
stopped over at Cleveland last night
as wanted to 90 through The country by
daylight. | am already satisfied that there
will be plenty Of corn. So far rs have
seen, there are few fields that will mol yield
20 bushels to the acre, and many will yield
40 10 20 bushels. have seen and conyersed
with lh"se from all parts Of the State, and oil
say that the corn crop is coming out much
better than was expected. There is an i'm.
mense quantity Of old corn in the country,
and, with The larger surface Of land planted
II am convinced there will be IN average
quantity for consumption"
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY. "The mo-
meni man parts with moral independence
the moment he Judge, Of duty. mol from The
inward voice, but fIom The interests and
will Of parry The moment he commits
himself 10 leader or body, and winks al
evil because division would hurt The cause
the momen, he shakes oil his particular re.
sponsibiliiy, because he is but one OF tie
thousand or million by whom The evil is
done - ,ha, momCni he paris with his moral
power. He is shorn OF The energy Of 9
single hearted faith IN the RICH, and rue
CLAIMING.
HvThe Lowell companies have drawn
literally upon the reserved means In Winni.
pi.ogee Lake. and have been Tor two weeks
or more lowering that great body Of water
the rate of an inch day They have recent.
ly purchased the whole ofSquam Lake, in
the vicinity Of Centre HnrhOs. as a fnr.
Their security Tor emergencies like the pres.
ent.
NEBRASKA. The Washington Star says
that there are twenty applicants for the nti.
flee Of Third Auditor in the Treasury De-
parment rendered vacant by the appoint
men' Of Mr.. Burt as Governor of Nebraska
and intimates that ,f the place would he u
greeahle to Mr.. Macdonald, Of Maine hs
will get it. Mr.. Nj. was one of the three
New England Representatives who voted FOL
the Nebraska act.
nyThe Tolks.Jlot, for years the leading
German Democ paper in Michigan. il
fighting manfully lor the indeper dent ticket,
and against The Nebraska swindle, and II il
doing good service. For its independent
course it has been prescribed by the Jesuits
AID the advocates Of slavery extension gen
orally.
"a magnificent ho,el-the eclipse OF
fremont and Revere-.is about to be erected
in Boston,to be call"d the Appleton House
at cost Of $500, 600.
UrTt is said that the Apple,ons ofNew
York gave Col. Benton check Of $50. 900 for
the copyright of his " Thirty Years in the
Senate"
U-"WOOd is the thing after ale," as the
man with the oak leg said when the mad dog
bit it.
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concert. But should much regret TO see
men who are agreed entirely aud heartily
on the g,ea, question, brought up rs ,ivai
candidates, and the strength wasted on
contests and bi,ier personal controversies,
to be- decided perhaps rs heretofore oy The
charcs Of n single vote. Such victory
10 either party would be barren one. and
would inevitably be productive Of aliena-
,ion and bitterness, aud tend TO scatter to
the winds the elements which, il united,
would be- invincible."
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KIppER's Gas REGuLaToR.-We call the
aiieEiion Of the public 10 this machine for
regulating the flow Of Gas. The agen, is
IN town, and may be seen at the Saco House.
Those who have tried j, speak highly Of It's
merits. Consumers here can ties, its saving
qualities by months trial.
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Masts Lost,

IRON he Schooner zone, on Der passage from Boston
II 70 Handen. TWO LAk0E MASia nesy hevcd
\, ts Butts he rrst part In rough state. The masta
vere 70 TOW by The schoooer and oruks away The ID
M About nfsssn o. twenty mnes South q Caps Eliza
besh. Any vessel boat shlch nay have tovcd then
he saae d this once, os 10 d. X. AIRY, Hampden Me-
or any person giving information az the SANE shan b
suitably rewarded. 3S-iv DIX. AREY.
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m. sonnty of Yotk m the nrst Monday In September
in m. ysar OF our Lord eighteen hundred and diiy
four, Sy The Honorable Joseph I. Nys, Judge Of
YIANs An n. JORDAN, Administrative Of the estate
III or Bsniamin Y. Jordan, kts Of farsoashsld, In
aid County. deesassd, having presented her nna
seeoun, OF administration OF the estate VI said dseess
os.srrp-Thai the said adminisirtrix give notes
IN sIi psrsons interested BY causing copy Of this o.
dss 10 BE- published In the Union and Easistn Journal
printed IN Bddefod In said County, three weeks sue.
BE- held ii Alfred sad County, on the nt Monday II
October neIt, nj ten Of the clock in the fsenoon
and shew cause, " any they have, why the same
phould not BE- allowed.
see Ansst,-FRANCls BACON, REGISTER.
true eopy. iissi,-FRANCis BACON, Register
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Hddrrtdgfs.

In Eliot, by Rev. Mr.. Hall, Mr.. Augustus NJ Fernad,
to Miss Octayia A. Green both Of Eliot. Mr. Lorenzo
Manson, Of Kittery, to Miss Mary Martin, Of Eliot.
In Acton, Aug. 18th, John BOWEL, Esq, TO Mrs.
Olive L. Kimban. The bridegroom Is Is, and the bloom
Ing bride 62 years Of age. TIE courshp was Of the
tedious length Of an hour and half.
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~his the opinion Of Professor Agass-
II. that" the American continent has been
ahove water since the coal period. IL Is the
oldest Of the continents, and bad its present
conformation when Europe appeared only as
series Of scattered islands, or oil archiPela-
gos.''
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RADICAL CURE OF - =
HERNIA OR RUPTURE.

nR. @. HEAT0N, Of Boston, who has devoted maru
~ years 10 the treatment of Hernia OF Rupture, and has
discovered mode Of which has proved succersfin
the seyerest u long standing well 40 In tbs mild
or forms Of this troublesome complaints thereby rendering
the OF Trusses unnecessary has re the house No
~ Lincoln Street, formerly 49, opposite U. r. Hotel where
he will receive patients heretofore Dr. H. also attends
particularly to Female Complants 10 the treatment and
cure Of varcocele IIydrocenle, lemorhcidsos Pnsj-
Urinary diseases, &c. f..I .l"s
Application may be made at his residences, No. ErErr
PLACE., (lowe Strect,) Boston.
Boston, August TIL, 1854 32-1mis
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Saturday Erening, Sept ID.


Pursuant 10. adjournment, the Pioneers
assembled a, their Hall, when The Commit
tee, through their Chairman, DR.. Murch,
reported The following:
Whereas, il having pleased Almighty
God, in the MYSTERIOUS dispensalion Of His
Divine Providence, TO Suddenly remove by
death our worthy and beloved brother FIRE
man, James Smith, Jr.; and
Whereas, we deem ], duty we owe 10
ourselves, and to the family and friends Of
our deceased brother, that something more
:han the ordinary tribute OF respect should
be paid TO the memory Of one whom we so
much esteemed while living - therefore,
Resolved, that TO The widow, children and
friends of our deceased brother. we tender
our heartfelt, sympathy, in this hour of,heir
Fiction.
Resolved, tina, as Company, we will al
tend his funeral OH Sunday p. NJ, wearing
The usual badge OF mourning.
Resolved, that the Flag belonging 10 the
Company be dIaped in mourning, hoisied
half-masi, at sunrise on Sunday and re-
main until sunset and ,ha, The Hall be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, that we not only mourn his
loss as brother fireman, but as friend,
nelghbor, citizen, private and public, we
feel his loss TO be irreparable.
Resolved, that copy OF these Resolu-
lions be presented 10 the widow and ch'l-
dren OF our bro,her-also to our brother
fireman Of Saco, 10 The Hydranis OF Belfast,
Oxford Bears of Norway, and Pacific oil
Augusta - TO be published in the Union
aud Journal Of Biddeford, and in the Maine
Democrat OF Saco.
Rurus SMALL, Clerk.
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ford, GRsErIse,
YOU are hereby required In the name Of the State Of
deford who are qualified according TO the Constitution
and Laws OF the State Of Maine TO vote for Governor
ators, &c, to meet at CENTRAL HAIL. In said town. on
Monday, he eleventh. day Of September merit, at nine
oefock Me forenoon, 10 Give In their votes Tor Cover
nor u this State Representative 10 represent this Dis.
rct In Congress Of the United States three Senators for
this County TO the next Legislature Of this State Coun.
" Treasurer, and one County Commissioner. Also, TO
choose Town Representative.
You will also notify all persons who intend 10 claim the
privilege OF voting, tina, the Seectmeu viii be In session
at their ONCE on Friday and saturday the sth and 9th
days Of september next from 10 II O'Clock, A. NJ and
list Of voters.
Given under our hands, at BidiefOr this
day q August, 1854.
CYRUS GORDON, selectmen
WM. IL. SMITH, of
DARNABAs X. CUTTER. Blddes,rd.
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Al n Court of Probate held nj saeo within and ~
the County Of York, on the fourth day OF sep
tsInber In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and dfly -four, by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye
Judge Of said CVunl
NJ ELINDA TREADwELI., named EIecutfiH In :
III certain instrument. purportlng 10 DO me ast WIZ
and Testament Of Jacob Tfeadwe, late Of Buxton, IN
said County, deceased, having presented The same
Coz probate:
OspEarp- That the said eIecntrir give no.
tce 10 all persons interested, by causing copy o. tna
order 10 be published three weeks suceessvsy IN the
Union and Easism Journal pfistsd nj Biddefofd, ~
said County, that they may appear at . Pfoeaie Coan
10 be held nj Alfred In said County, on The nf Monday
noon and shew cause, f any they have why the SAID
INSTRUMENT should not be proved, approved, ana ~
lowed as the last viii and testament Of the sa'd ds'
M Atsa.-FRANcIs BACON, Register
A trus eopy, Atiest,-PRANCl5 BACON, Register.
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CYRUS GORDON, T, se,ectmen
WM. II. SMITH, of
DARNABAS 4. CUTTER. Blddeford.

Agreeably 10 the foregoing warrant to me directed the
inhabitants Of the Town Of Bidieford, qualified by law
to vote In town affairs, are herhy notified to meet at the
time and place above named, br the above mentioned
purposes. A. TARB0x, Constable.