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Election Notice.
CITY OF BIDDEFoRD.

Slll VI DlDDEtO ND'
4 GREEABLY to warrants issued 10y tue May
N or aud Aldermen Of Tie city OF Bddeiord, tho
legal voters Of said city will NEE, al their resPcc
live Ward rooms, on Monday, the S'll day OF Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1856, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
To vive ia lheinyoles ZOE Governor, one tePrrsen
ialiye TO Congress, three Senators and one Repre-,
sentative in Legislature OF this Sia,e for SheIi
Judge of Probate, REGISTER ol Po,'ate, County
Commissioner aud County Treasurer.
The Aldermen Of said city wal he ~ open ses'
sion, al The Aldcrncn's Room, on the lsiday aud
Saturday next proceeding said 9Th day Of Sep
,emler. from nine to Twelve O'Clock IN the iore'
noon and from Two 10 live O'Clock IN the afternoon,
ON each Of SAID day, foe the purpose oil cofreeng
,h, lists of voters IN aud Tor the several wards -
ard on said day Of election, from eight O'Clock ~
tl, lor,uoon to three O'Clock 10 the afternoon Tor
the purpose Of receiving evidence Of The d'i"lih'
cation oil voters, whose names have not been en-
tered on said lists ~
L. LORING, JR., City Clerk
DlIdefJrj, Augusi22, 1856 81
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Modern Democracy.

The New York Day Book, Buchanan
paper, proposes to dispose OF poor Ameri-
cans, Germans and IRISH, in our large cities
% follows:
sell the parents OF these children into
SLAVERY. L., our legislature pass n
Law that whoever will take thcss parents
and take care Of them and their OFF
SPRING, in sickness and in health.-clothe
them, feed thea and house them--stGR Be
legally entitled 10 thar services and let the
same legislature decree tina. whoever re-
ceives these pareats and their CHILDREN,
and obtains their services, shall take care
of them AS LONG AS THEY LIVE"
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Organize Organize J!

Don't forget, Republicans, that
thorough organization is necessary
to bring every vote to the polls
ORGANIZE, ORGANIZE. The signs OF
the times are propitious. Every in-
dication we have is cheering. Our
cause is just, our Union is perfect,
and we feel confident that we shall
be victorious. Don't forget to scd
that the last voter deposits his bal
lot, and that ballot be one in favor
OF LIBERTY, UNION and the CoSsrI-
TUITION.
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rnE GREAT pisCoyERr.

Many years ago, DIc,Or BafIeish Smart Of Ken
nebunk, Me-. discovered tina, simple snh le
nsrSr JeIors vssi az sssiisiHs, was never Ia,l.
in. cure for coughs Of every description, and an
sIevlea, blood Puiiirr. BY its use in has private
practice, be acquired the reputation Of being the
bcsi physician ia New England, Zoe al diseases
ol the Lungs Afer MS death. Messrs. Shaw &
Clark. Of BiideiOoJ, Me, obtained Copy Right
from Government, Cor It's exclusive manufacture,
snd now have !, carefully prepared strictly &C.
eOriing to tue original recipe. Ross NO oosgi
iiai Il 'siE no; e,rs. uale>s ise Ia,isAi ., pas, az
Anaaa Sa bsiSrs oOaAsno'sg as rss, 1t i.
called "DOcfor B4r!sigL STARTS Cos.l MsLi.
oiSs. and Is lOr sale BY oil sPO'he.nes 81
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ALWAYS SOMETHING new.
Read this, Old and Youus!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
H a IR
RESTOR ATIVE

Is no doub the most wonderful discovery o. this age
i % progrss, &c u will restore, psrnaneniiy. grey
hair 20 its ohsina color. the head o. the bald Win
most luxuriant growth, remove, q. once all da0ran
itching all scrofuia and other erp.
tlons such scAh head, &C. II vii cure. a. II BY
magic, nervous OF periodical hsadaeheI make the hair
so glossy. AMI wavy and preserve the color perfectly,
anil the hair from falling. TO extreme oil age
The following ., from distinguished member q the
medical profession.
PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD
BE,H I'm ,--uns0citcd, send you this certificate
Amer bslng nearly bald Cor long time, and having tred
al the hair restr.tyrs eNtant and having no faith In
any vas induced, hearing % yours, TO give u
trial I placs,i myself In the hands II barber, and
hal my bead ruba.-i with gooi stf brush. and the
Restorative then applied anil well rubbed ln m the scalp
was aglos This repeated every NOR los. AL Ia three
weeks the yonng halt appeared aud grcS rapidly trm
August last t the present. time, AMI nov thek, black
aud stTong-s Il aud PLEASANT b the tgeh NhSrras,
before Il harsh and ~ry, shat uiue tre sAs u u,
and that lite disappearing Ver rapidly i shn
your Restorative abOut tWice week, aud sh'u son
have god aud Ietisct GRIP % hair. Nov had reed
of these things-ani who has not but have not seen
hitherto any where any psTs0ns hair vas realy
benstsd BY any q the hair toncs etc. ofhe day. and
Il really give. me pleasure 10 pconi ibs result 81 my
experience. I have recommended yoar prvTarati'n TO
Others, and already has large and gruerous sale
throughout the Territory The people here know Its s
fecs, and have hdsnce In e. The supply you cent
hausted AMI daily Inquiries are made tyr u. You de-
great credit or Jour discovery ahl for one re-
turn you my thanks fOr the bsnehi Il has doue ue fr
certainly had despaired long SGD q ever eclins any
such result Yours, hastily, -.
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pure aud genuine, as they are Pot up carefully, and
bear name aud label. "TREM0Nr MILLS, d X.
sales, we annex the FLOWING sealeof prices, viz
s N. souehopg Tea, l.so 5ib. locha Coffee. leo
/ ID. Oolong LIS 5lb. lava 90
S ID. Y. Tyson 2.2s slb. good 100
rr The Spices are put up In IL and L. tin cases. ex-
pressy for family use, and warranted 4, be strictly
pure srela ami only need trii to establish them In
SPANISH cOPPEE. We would call the attention Of
consumers AMI dealers to Spanish COFFEE, article
which Is highly esteemed and gives the greatest salts
faction II Is prepared with particular care, and by
PECULIAR process In roasting, one pound Of this coffee,
10 believed, Is equal TO l.2 lbs Of any other.
| DANDELioN COFFEE. This article Is carefully
prepared at our mills, and put up In packages having
our trade marx, aud may be relied upon the best AMI
most approved mixture u dandelion ani coffee.
| TARNXACUM, or Prepared Dande!ion Root. This
article Is prp,re and r1asle at Mills, IL retale
by family grOcers generally In city and cnuniiy ard
bearing trade marx, ChfHdmGH grinding eoHss,"
may be relied upon rs the GENUINE ARTICLE. The pro-
ortion used Is about one hall the quantity Of Coffee
The price Is 20 per pound, and Il Is warranted Ia
be the that which las been sold for my cents
pound by Druggists.
| The medical properties OF DindslOn well knos n
and held In high estimation by all who use It, This be-
Ing preparation Of the root, with all its medicinal ,ir-
tues retained, can be mixed with coffee OF not, as best
suits the TASTE aud will BE- found cheap anil economical
fmiy beverage, ole pound nearly being equal to
two pounds u cuee IL Is prescrlbe by many eminent
physicians, To inxalids, children and aged persons, rs
nutritious beverage aud as reineiy for Dyspepsia
bilious Affections. &c.
l BE careful TO observe that all our CQgsss have
trade mark, " ChiRam1H grinding coffee"
| JJ- To Groetrs aud Dealers. liberal discount 10
made, enabling them to supply their customers at the
same low rates.
ETT0 CASH CUsT0MERs.-0 object being TO
large sales at small profits, Offer Inducements
which cannot be afforded by those who do business on
the ere lii system AMI confidently Invite an exam
inGton Of the quality of stock and prices, as
compared with thOse Of any other house.
| Boston, August 10th, 1850. 6mosji
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

U-DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BrrrERS Is the bes, medicine ever used
iOr Spras aud summer Complaints. Il has been
more literally palrOnized than any other ever es.
lablishel Ia tins country Its the same Richard.
SOS B,iers which has restored So many invalids
to health throughout the New England States
duSiag the past thirty years.
~ b. Beware Of limitations called Sherry
Wine B,iiers. The genuine have u lac simiIe al
my ~ gnaiurc uPOa The outer envelope. For sale
by Druggists eyrrywherr, aud at my Office, No
81, Hanover street, Boston. 3n32
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Incident Of the Buchanan mass Meet
ing az Portland.

The Portland Advertiser says;
A Gentleman in the cars observing two
boys among those who passed Tor one of the
F." monster delegations" had his curiosity
excited and gntidcd thus:
Gent-Are you voter?
Boy-No sir, I'm not old enough.
Gent-Is this other boy old enough?
BOy-No sir
Gent-You have free tickets, how is this?
Boy-Why they were sent to father and
uncle, but as they were going to rot. for
ErsmOat, they gave them to us to take q
ride,into the city ~
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E. E. DYER & Co.,

IsIgn OF The Chlpaman grinding coneeD
al WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
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NE w M UsIC BOOK!
THE HOSANNA:

A New Collection &C Palm and Hymn Tunes
Anthems, Moleit Sentences, and Chants, To-
the use of Cho.s, Congregations, Singins
schoois and Musical Associations. Arranget
aud Composed by LEONARD MARSHALL
Director Of Music nj the Chambers 81. Church
Boston, Editor Of 'The Harpsichord," &c
The publishers respectfully call the attention Of
parties IN want Of new m.slc hook To "rhe
Hosanna." The m,st eminent professors who
have examined II, pronounce Il the very beet book
taken In all its details, ever published.
Pnf ID F. Bal er says:
slam much pleased with the spirit and general
character Of The musical compositions aud arrange
menis for Tue Hosanna.
Prots. l. Bruce aud L. .. Emerson say:
"We have exsmined with much care The Ho'
lama, aud can with confidence recommend u IL
she public. We predict for !, an extensive circi.
tu,ion."
Prof J Sherwin says:
"'rlie Hosanna' wall be one Of the best books
now 10 Use. shall give !, my cordial sPproba'
Prof y Ball says:
Please send me copies for my choir. ] most
cordially recommend the work 10 those in want oil
really good collection Of Church Music"
Proi. u. w. Copeanu says:
"li is the best collection which has been issued
from the American pressn
Pfoi. w. III. Guiliofd says.
1T l. the best American collection OF Church
Music lhaveyet secn. think il peculiarly adapt.
ed 10 the present wants Of our Churches"
The hosanna" j. handsomely printed volume
of3si pages A specimen Of the work will be
sent gratis or copies will be mailed past.paid, on
receipt Of IS cents.
wHiTTENIORE, NILES e. HALL,
PUBLISHERS,
ia Washington Street, Boston.
Boston, Aug. Is, 1886.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, oca.
ted In Blddelord, Me, abou, two miles from
the Falls, and about three miles from the Sea
Shore. Said lanI contains between twenty-five
10 thirty acres Of land, well fenced principally
with stone wall, and Is well adapted 10 the puf.
poses uf iillagc, and is fine AMI heallhhl siiua.
lion. There is large orchard on the farm also,
u we'll of excellent water. close to the buildings.
The buildings consist Of two story house, aud
IN ell connected with IL also, a Shed, good
Barn, recently new. all Of which are In good ~
pair. The Subscriber wishing to dispose OF this
farm will sill oh very iayo able term. To an, who
may desire To purchase. Further Information re.
speciing the lsrm can be obtained by inqulnng Of
the subscribed, Green Street, Biddeiorj, Me.
WALTER BERRY.
BiidelOrI, August, 1856 IwF
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higher, casting glaring light far over the
prairie and the town. The firing ceased
upon the Pro-Slavery side; but now and
then random shot IRON Sharpe's ride,
warned them that the Free State party were
there. Soon the cry Of "Quarter! Quar-
teri" was heard. The Free State men
rushed up, drew away the burning hay, and
took possession of the buildings. Not wish
inc TO take prisoners, they permitted all to
escape, excepting Squire Crane, whom they
detained for short time. They took poss-
cssion Of the cannon, nearly one hundred
stand OF arms, and quantities OF ammuni-
ton and provision. Squire Crane opened
the Post Dice building, and, by order, n
few wero selected to search the place for
arms and ammunition. Crane was then
permitted to 90. Ills wifc, while he was IN
custody. clun: TO him with true devotion,
and wildly implorcd them to save his life -
infatuated woman she supposed the Free
State men were Us hcartless US the cut-throat
associates Of her husband, who reyel over
the misery Of Mrs Barber, the lunacy Of
Mrs. Brown, and the awful distress OF Mrs.
Cantrell, who, with her children, now faith
erless, from his grave cry for justice and Tor
bread. Squire Crane to-day sent request
To p. NJ, Rlbcock, asking him to open the
Franklin mil and forward il to Fanklin,
stating as a reason. " that mob from Law
renee and Blanton had last night broken
into the Post Office and stole the iron key to
the mail bag and all the postage stamps"
Brave man! How he lies
When the party returned, the gray
streaks Of dawn were just appearing in the
East.
THE DRAGONS.
This morning, Company | Of tho United
State Dragons went TO franklin. 10 is
said that few arrests have been made there
to-day. Tonight, dragons are stationed
along the California Road, opposite town,
to prevent parties Of armed men from gong
out. The cut-throats ut Washington Greek
arc TO be driven out, and Company OF the
dragons. which is said to becomposed prin-
cipllly OF BudJrd's men, who were COM
PEELED to enlist because Of their poverty, can
only prevent 1t by driving them out them
selves.
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II Fonr of the candidates nominated OF
the Fillmore ELECTORAL ticket in Indiana ar
for Col. Fremont, and one of them writes
denouncinS the Fillmore movements as 9
fraud, declaring in favor Of Fremont, and
expressing a preference Tor even Buchanan
against Fillmore.
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WE hereby certify tina, we have recently aided
w ia giving currency to an unfounded Islander
grossly injurious to the moral character OF Siiion
81. Blake o BiIdefori, and that upon inll invesil'
CATION we are satisfied ,h.t the same Is mali
cious aud baseless fabrication, originating ~ the
personal iil VIII Of Thomas Morrill, Ut said l'ldde
ford. HENkf JOtNsloN'
JACOB RHODES
Didjefom, August %, 1856 3w36'
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u When the Age gets through prov
ing Col. Fremont was going to fight duel
once, it will, we hope, have tiinc to explain
that little duelling affair between its candi-
date, greckenridse, and Francis d. Cutting
Of New York, two years ago.
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rr Oil Father Time, the parent Of bright eyed truth
/, daily developing new facts AMI theories, but among
his numerous progeny fact Ia more nconlestble than
than that the success attending the intrAucilon OF
W stones Liquid Cathartie and Family Physc TO the
puhic USE IL utterly without parallel Those families
xhh have made the most thorough trial Of Its merits,
ar, udes. ami most enthusiastic In their encomums VI
is virtues ItadmIraby want long experienced
by ali classes Of persons and IL rapidly gaining that
confidence which Il 90 richly dsserves.-LoWsH Cou-
risr.
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NO CURE. NO PAY.

Messrs e. II. Kent * Co, Lawrence, Mass
warrant a cure of Sab Rhrain, Scald Head, Can
ser, Bakers Pnch. &c, By Using the GESuiS.
ALIIED OINTMENT AND liuaoR SYEuP, rfepsres
BY them. Ia case OF failure they pledge Them
selves to ciuud tina money 10 cI,to.nens that pur
chase direct ofthem i1r their owa use
~ J. Slwyrr, BsdIefOnl, Dr.. J. A, Berry, Sa
CO, have the laeJ,clne lor sale. 3llf
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Get Home Your Absent voters F!

Many of the Republican voters of Maine
are now absent-at work, either in Massa-
chusetts or some other neiShbOring State.
Let the Republicans Of every town MAKE
early and EFFICIENT PROVISION TO CIT HOME
EVERY ABSENT VOTER.
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Spcial Notice.

II gives US great pleasure 10 call the attention
Of the pubic TO Dr.. Bsileys Alternative Syrup
which is advertised il this paper. lie has recent
ly supplied himself with fresh stock Of medr
cinss, which goes into its manufacture; 40 thai
the muliiludes who have been long waiting, car
be furnished. We believe i, TO be an inpslaatd'
Alisratirs, and would recommend !, TO the conf
dcnce OF our readers. -
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y The Monroe (Nlichigin) Commercial,
one of the oldest democratic papers in the
State, this week hauls down the names oil
the Cincinnati candidates, and runs up FIRE.
mont and Dayton.
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kansas TaouBLEs. The disturbance, in
Kansas sill continue. Murders, Robbe,iss,
Of the Free Stat, men Is the order Of the
day, anil the Presidsn, OF the United Safes
turns deaf ear 20 all tho requests Of The
settlers fot Ps etsssioo.
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&c \ correspondent in Maine write. tC
the Nee York EreniHg POsi-"You viii
see Maine give the Fremont ball STAR
which will astonish the wildcats and fright
en- the wolves"
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The Kalliston, or Orient Water, prepared by
JosEPu BURNETT * Co, Tremout street, Boston,
contains peculiar etaslyc property which will
generally remove these dissgreeahle stains II Is
al the same time perfectly harmless, allays all
tendency to ,nilammstiun, and renders the com.
plrx,on clear aud beautiful. The kallsion 10 Tor
ale by all druggists.
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SALE AT AUCTION
VALUABi E HOUSE LOTS,
ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 9th,

AT O'Clock Il. vi.
Lot % Land Pool Street, adjoining land OF Mcss.
n Durham aud smith, measuring 81 Zee; runt, by W
feet deep. This lot large enough to allow Of building
double house. ablock OF three tenemen,s. The el.
eSatei position, excellent neIghborhood, make wei
worthy the attention OF any one intending u build.
Also, two lots ON Bacon and Emery streets, ned 10
land Of aessrs. Mason and fogg These lots measure
as IL feet on Bacon Street, and back 81 feet As
sites for small houses they not surpassed by any In
the city.
Also, one lot on hin Street, near Liberty Street This
lot measures g. feet front by about o. feet deep The
value of this land will make an investment
In Il profitable and perfectly safe.
Also, house aud ,ot corner Of l and Liberty Streets
The lot 20 feet Liberty Street, and III, e'
lin Street. The nearess OF this lot TO the dual
portions Of The tao pl ces, It's adaptation 70 Od
ing, or mechanical purposes commend u TO the aen-
ton % purchasers Of real estate.
The house accommodates three families, and ID wen
rented.
The owners Of the above property being non residents
offer II Cor sale IN good faith They desire TO sell 'he
wh lie without reserve.
The terms Of payment liberal and male known AZ the
time and place OF sale. I. X. LAME, Aueu"nee,.
Diddeford, August 10Th, 1885. ZH3s
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Farm, EOr sale.

rE,lE subscriber will sell his home farm situated
i In the city uf i,idlciUrd, about miles from
IA, factories, on the western bank Of the Sico
river. containing iOJ ucres Ul excellent iand, u
p.r, of winch j. interval of The very best kind
n h,. about 5000 worth Of wood aud timber, and
has always been n,ied as u good hay farm, The
most prohiable product OF the farmer The build.
Jugs are good aud capacious, CONSISTING oi large
two.s,Ory house, WIN an ell nann f-hIo' wan
n she'd The whole length, shelter for the cattle
and manure, together with wood.sheds, tool house,
carriage house, henery, &c.
To any one desiruus TO enter into gardening
or The milk business, this farm oilers good induce.
meu,s. The owner is only induced Ia s,ll from a
desire 10 retire from active business. Terms easy.
For further information, apply on The premises TO
vew&eowii3lf THOMAS DAY.
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5prtiul lutites.
Baptist Association.

TIlE saeo River baptist Association viii ho.d Il, nex,
session with tbs Baptist cha-ch In Blidvlord, COM
mencins Tuesday, sept ~, at O'Clock T.. ~. aud con.
tinuins I'll Thursday, sept 9TH. lv35
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House and Lot for Sale.

V,HE subscriber oilers for sale u Two Stored
i House, near the foot Of HILL Street. within I?
minutes walk from the Mills. Tie Lot On which
SAID House stands is 80 feet on the front, 81 feet
back. The above property will be- sold at bar.
gain by application ~ the subscriber.
HORACE BACON.
Bddclord, August q, 1856. iw3if
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CrPPLY the best. finest and
~ purest articles, at ioirssi
Casa prices. Their Stock con-
sists Of
Tens, Conees, ChocP.
lates, Allspice, Pepper,
Mustard Ginger, Cay.
cnue Pepper, Nutnegs,
Gin % % 0i o %, Cloves,
Cram Tartar, Tarax.
n c % m, or Prepared
Dandeiion Root. &c.
Having every facility Cor man.
uf,cturing and preparing the
several articles named. the put.
tic may rely upon having them
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HOUSE & LOT
ToR g. ALE

A Story and half House, - by %, with Ell, Is
n by a. attached, situated llll street, raco VIII
be sO bargain, together with the lot on which said
house stands The lU, Is rods square, has well o.
the door Of the house. There are good number OF
fruit trees growing the lot and the garden Is In good
state % cultivation. JAMES ADAMS, ID.
SAco, AUGUST 20. 1850 SW33'
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O.. j. OOD 81 CO.,
PROP RE RS,
3I2, BROADWAY, New York,

ilt, Market Street, st. Louis, Missouri.
AGENTs.-m BiddsCori. J. siWyeri IN Saeo, D.
H. Mitchell. Nhoetaic Agents In Boston, Weeks Poo.
ter. In Portland, u. II. Hay. 3mosJ5
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
" have formed Partnership. under the name
or firm Of T. H. BANKS that Es eff II. Banks ol
II,ddeford, County OF York and State Of Maine,
h. general Partner, and Edward II e. Hooper OF
sand Bldd,ford, Is special partner, and that said
Hooper has contributed 10 The common Stock Of
said partnership, the sum Of Twelve Hundred
an Fifty Dollars. The business 10 he conducted
by said 6nm III said Biidelo d, aud 10 be II retail
Dry Goods Trade. Said partnership commence.
ON The Thirteenth day OF August, 1876, aud Is TO
terminate on the Threcnth day Of August. 1873
4. II. e. HOOPER,
l.. n. HANKS,
Dated a, Bidielord, this 18Th OF August, 1886.
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Deatbs.

-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~~->-0~~~~-- s-->->->~~I.
Ia 49,, Carrie L. daughter OF George II.
Ina Mary L DIw, aged 10 mos. 10 days; Aus
Io6 sally Wasciield, aged - yrs. Aug ~, Char
I.,,s "a Tier, aged yrs., and mos ,,, =,
.,h.c "A and MaIiha Gilman. aged D lnos. Aug
10 Nc. R,nh Rocker. aged OIL yesr.
s-ssc5' Aus. Is. Mary, VILE u Daniel S'ni't
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