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WEsTBRooK. There was an informal meet
ing Of the citizens of Westbrook Thursday eve
ming at the Town House, to consider the sub
ject of dividing the town. There appeared to
be no interest OF. enthusiasm on the subjeS
and the meeting adjourned without taking
any action, The friends OF the movement do
not intend to abandon tho matter.
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American Peerless Soap.

And so pronounced by the most scientific ona,v
tical chemists Ne Soap ever introduced TO the nnR
he has carved It's way into general u, in 80 short
space OF time as the Peerless smpsv Tor tho
that it possesses greater merit than any other known
brand. p ~ N'""n
"'No "o 'e"si' - tffiH 70 lA june2S -2lGsNs
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81 The Oxford Democrat ment;ons u n E,r
rington Esq, OF Fryeburg, Thomas Cleaves If
Brownfeld and j. I. Kimball of Ratbo1 GO
candidates for the Republican nomination for
Sefator. Silas p. Maxim, Esq, of Paris and
William Chase of Rackfied are candidates for
the nomination for county commissioner
There are no objections to the present accepta-
BILE Clerk of Courts.
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.a JUDGE DENT, determined to make stir
equal at least to an ordinary accident or
first class inci--dert rushes into print as the
author of letter to Secretary Boutwell, A
beetle bug once happening on railroad track
. as the locomotive was approaching, reared
himself upon his hind legs and swore that if
the engine didn't get out of the way, he would
: smash the railroad system of the world to at
oms. The poor little bug was dead before he
q had time to execute the threat, but the ''sys-
tenn" still continues
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A aetse, capable boy, II to 10 years Of age,
"A who resides in this city; one who rs wanting 10
learn the apotbecary business. No other need APP
ply Good Recommendations required.
Apply at once at the Daily ADVERTISER Office.
Aug 1-uiisN. .....sr
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PORTLAND AND ROCHESTER, RAILRoAD.-Mr.
Davis, the engineer, has completed his survey
and examination to Rochester, and has return
ed to this city to make up his report.
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| yCdAS a,V' "a Is :
| The London Star says that in the interest
Of. commerce tbs desirable that Cuba be pros
porous, and her prosperity is much more prob
able under American Government than as a
distressed colony or Spanish republic.
Arrangements are being made at Eastpoi q
Me-, to give hearty reception to the Secre-
tary OF the Navy Admiral Porter and General
Sherman upon their arrival next week. The
citizens will give ball in honor of the party
and other courtesies will be extended.
Prof Baird of Smithsonian Institute, left
Eastport "Wednesday for Grand Menan Islaad
in search Of meteorological specimens. aa,-e
The first conviction under the new prohibit
tory liquor law was made yesterday in the Bos-
ton Superior Court The jury were out five
hours. The defendant was fined S15 and costs
/ IA grand excursion is announced to leave
New York on Nov. 18th to witness the impos-
ing ceremonies at the opening of the Suez ca
nal Excursonists win be allowed sufficient
time to visit Cairo, the Pyramids and the Holy
Land before the return of the steamers. al.
The President arrived at Newport yesterday.
He is the guest of ex-Gov. L. D. Morgan, who
has summer villa there. Tuesday he goes
with the Grand Army to a clam bake.
Gen. Sherman is quoted IS recently saying
that an early recognition II Cuban belligeren
cy is probable. ".r .h" of
Mr.. Sargent, Commissioner of Customs, has
written paper arguing that the national cap
ital cannot be removed from Washington with
out a constitutional amendment.
Ii 1t is stated that l. e. Ingersoll, the nominee
of the Ohio State Temperance Convention for
Governor, has declined to serve ? Nv ='t e
The National Labor Congress yesterday
unanimously passed a resolution in favor OF
paying women the same wages as men for the
same work. fG1S eos al - aci .
1t is stated that at a late meeting of the Di-
rectors Of the Boston g. Maine Railroad, Mr..
GogsweH, the President, made known his pur-
pose not to be again candidate for the posi-
ton which he has SO ably and acceptably
filled for years Flsf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTLGE

NO TIC &c.
60 On and after MONDAY, june
: ss9.s.ass=-S Steamer Ella p!
Will leave Union Wharf for Cushings, Peaks and
Little Chebeague Islands at 9l5 N and 2.3OP NJ.
RETURNING:
Leaves Chctcague for Portland at 1l.45 A. Nj. and
AS p. NJ.
Leaves Peaks Tor Portland at r. Is and 5.l5 +. NJ
" Cushings " ~ 80 " $50 a"
Arrive az City at 1 and O'Clock 2. ".
1sS@Will make trips on pleasant sceek days only.
rare for round Tip Peaks AMI CUSHING IS Islands,
% cents; title Chebeague, so cents.
Tickets tor sale by VIM. II. Jerris, Horse Railroad
Office, al Falmouth Ho,e Paine's Music store and
on board ff'.| aus2t-tf
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PERSONALLY. II. Hurlbert, of the New
York York World is stopping at the Falmouth
House, and also e. b. Bigelow, Esq, Of Bos-
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ment of their Church ordinance. They have
denounced fairs and Picnics from the altar, in
terdicted them by special mandate, and used
all their influence against them.
Maine has one hundred and ninety-sik Con-
gregational churches, representing 80. 600 bon
ulation, contributing $4,000 for charitable
purposes.
Soiourner Truth denies that she is a Spir-
itualist
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FALL HATs-AND CAps.-Shaw, 147 Middle
street, has received the Fall styles for gents
and chidren's Hats and Caps. aug2id3t
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% A CERTAIN CUKEi for Cholera, Dysentery
Diarrhea, &C., USE MAsoN's CHoIERA Nix
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Z DIR. GREENE, of this city, has recently been
appointed Professor of Surgery in the Univer-
sity of Michigan, but has declined the appoint
ment and will remain permanently in Port
land
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IHE last number of the Nation contains a
long review of John Meals Recollections of
somewhat Busy Life that is entertaining, if it
has no other merit $50.
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CORRECTION. Frank b. Barr and not
"Charles' Barr was delegate f1om Ward 2
to the recent Cumberland County Convention.
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A MAN.-The difference between Grant and
some of his predecessors is easily seen in the
different kind of treatment that Southern poll
ticians receive at his hands. Pierce, Buchanan,
johnson and perhaps Fillmore became the
easy dupes Of the insinuating, fattering South :
ern dons who came up to Washington and cas-
lily obtained the ear of the Executive. Grant
goes serenely Oh his way, true to his party and
to his country, unmoved by either threats or
hattery. -.hqs,
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THE following nominations were made at
the Hancock County Republican Convention:
For Senators-John A. Buck, Hirsm S. Bart
lett
D. County Commissioner - James w. Blais-
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The WALDO Co. Republican Convention re

suiCeu as follows: tf~ t'5f.f
M ssis. Gushing and Garcelon, Senators OF
iast year. We're re-nominated by reclamation.
y, n. Webb, ESQ, of Thorndikc, who has
held the Office of County Commissioner but
one term, was also re-nomnateJ by acclama-
ton, as also was Joseph Mcfarland, Esq, for
County Treasurer. a
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The New York Times speaks of the Prohibit
tory Convention in fremont Temple as 'the
Boston Incorporate Convention" -
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Portland and Vicinity.
AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Gas Stock Rights Robert A. Bird.
Valuable Land--Robert A. Bird.
Horses, Carriages, &c-F. D. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice-Steamer Ella. ''a
Tents to Let-Baker q Prince.
Dry Goods Stock-C. w. Brown.
S200-John G. Proctor.
House for Salc--No II Tate st.
G. p. Kimball Co.-J. M. Goold.
To Philadelphia-E. G. Willard.
Wautef--GeO III. Burnham.
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HAVE your corns extracted and then you
can wear your boots with perfect ease immedi-
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90 The PENoBscor Co. Republican Convention
nominated the following candidates.: IF -'4
"a Senator'S Thomas Il. Kinsbnry. Charles
Buffum and Timothy Fuller. $3.50 tca .,...
40 County Commssioner-F A. Reed. ....-
County Treasurer-Horace j. Nickerson
Hon. John A. Peters addressed the conven-
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THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was a perfect
specimen of dog-day. 1t was not only dog
day, but dog-goned day. People wicked the
streets in the afternoon, after the sun made its
appearance, painting and continually hopping
their heads with their handkerchieE. Soda
iounts were in constant requisitiop, and even
cool pop-beer was not despised. The thermom-
eter has risen higher u number of times this
summer, but we have not experienced a more
uncomfortable hot day during the season. To
add to the close murlly atmosphere, .eveIthing
was sticky as pitch. However, we have been
wonderfully favored in tie weather so far in
August, and we won't complain if we are treat
ed as well as we have been for the rest of the
month. There was magnificent sunset.
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DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY IN ONO. Democrats
regard pushing the discussion on financial
matters as their best hold - for the coming
campaign. They can be met on that point with
as much success as on any Of the issues they
have discarded. 1t can he conclusively shown
that whenever they have had the control of af-
fairs, there has been criminal extravaganza in
the management of the finances. In his OPEN
ing speech of the Ohio campaign, Gov. Hayes
sad that the last Democratic Legislature had
doubled the expenses of governments; ADDED
one'thlrd to the number OF judges; increased
the local powers of creating Indebtedness: and
yet has thrown out bill to authorize a home
for soldiers orphans, to be supported by pr;-
vate muaificence, although there are fifteen
hundred of them in the State needing aid, and
two bundled in the poor house.
The editorial correspondent OF the Lewiston
journal says that "A large extent of county
lies between The contemplated Osdensbure
railioad and the Grand Trunk road VIII oh has
no prospect OF railroad facilities except by n
new road. He adds: S'"
There Is a c'nLuuous line of THRIVING vii
Lagos and gooi water powers ali the wsy rom
Bethel 10 btlugtOn GENRE. The route would
be from Bethel, through Albany to Nor n
Wate rford, where would be an important sta-
non for several towns, then TO Waterford Flat
and thence 10 Waterford city, Harrison VII
laee, NORTH Briugton and Bridglou Cent-r,
aud thence to a Junction with the Ogdeusburg
road, 10 Portland. The distance TO Portland
from Bethel would be shorter by several mil. s.
1t would enlarge the already thriving villages
on the route at once. Bethel would syDpa-
NV. .I at once with the new road, and so would
Tba 9, ra,,ni country WITHIN reach OF 1t.
dne .raVel mostly passed over the contemplate
Gu Io'tS previous to the construction of the
urahu trunk r road. 1t would all come back
again IL the new n road was built. The work is
was once surveyed for canal and found 70 be
feasible one. Every important movement If
the present day mast be on the line Of n rail-
road, and whatever seems to develop the mn
merous natural resources of this portion Of
the State must be done in this direction. VI
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d The ANDRoscoGGIN County Republican
Convention nominated the following candi-
dates: lG al mil Ism .s5r. .sf. .,.,1 e.-l
Senator-Daniel Holland, of LEWISTON. lis
County Attorney -Augustus M. Pulsiser, of
Auburn. s,-,..,4...i. 49,. ...-.-.. e''"
Clerk of .Courts-Daniel P. Atwood, OF Au-
burn. s,.
j oommlssoner-Wil'iam P. Roak, of DUR
ham. o. f,.,. ...,.. .'.. taut
Sherif-Danel IL. league, of Turner. - ~
.oI Observation-Disclosures Z. Merrill of Lewis
ton - t-
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AN Augusta correspondent informs us that
the supporters of Mr.. Hichborn in Kennebec
county at their convention in Waterville on
the 10Th inst, nominated Eli Jones of China,
G. w. Quinby of Augusta and F. E. Webb of
Winthrop, as candidate for Senators; E.
Kempton of Mt. Vernon for County Attorney;
Alfred Winslow of Watervile for County
Commissioner; c. b. Gates of Vassslboro for
County Treasurer. Mr.. Lebroke, the County
Attorney for Piscataquis County, addressed
the convention in an able manner t'" - r
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Sherif-A. b. Squirting.

lo County Treasurer-C w. TIden. ea. 3
Is Among the resolutions adopted was the fol-
lowing which we regard as particularly good.
iia That although the Republican party may
not be all that good men may desire, yet we
believe it to be the only hopeful existing party |;
hence good men should abide in, and try to
make it what it ought to be. mn, ~.
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p. Y. NJ @. Am adjourned meeting of
the Portland Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton viii be held,a their. rooms Monday even
ing, Aug. 23d, at s O'Clock. Business, amend
ments to the Constitution. -ra-,.u
alio2fl Of ~ 10 tst.elss q tJfAr Drder
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ton viii be held at their rooms Monday even
ing, Aug. 3d. at s o'clock. Business, amend
ments to the Constitution. -rs-,..I
K a,ig2t2ti y sIN3 asNa per order.
'.PERIoDIcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly and
Our Young Folks for September have been re-
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stores of Bailey & Noyes, and Hall l.. Davis,
Exchange Street; Loring, Short & Harmon,
and Augustus Robinson, under Falmouth Ho
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at the school book, music and periodical store
of e. c.. Andrews, No &c Centre street; the
periodical depot of lAIessrs. Fessenden Bros,
| Lancaster Hail. and at the fancy store of w.
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Calisaya Bark is used extensively in the man
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FORGOT THE FLowERs. The following
apochryphal anecdote of Walter Savage Ian
dor, the roaring "Boythorne" of Bleak House,
is exquisite. 1t is in the last number OF the
Edinburgh Review:
In his garden walks he would bend over the
flowers with sort of worship, but rarely
touched one of them. The form which the no.
toriety of this sentiment took in the Florentne
legend was that he had one day, after an inn
perfect dinner, thrown the cook out of the
window, and while the man was writing
with broken limb, calculated, "Good God!
forgot the flowers" -F+,tl!
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Ida Lewis has accepted an invitation to at
tend series of memorial exercises to bo held
in October un Ter the direction of the Pennsyl-
vania Seamen's FIR end Society IN Philadel-
mia. /. is gleefulv announced that she 10 go
inc TO bring her boat with her E1chonge.
Alas for Ida! The pretty heroine is fast be-
coming a mere common lion-or shall we say
liouess? The haze Of distance and reserve
with which she might have surrounded her
self, if the Mr.. and Mrs. -"Leo Hunters of
the period had let her. alone, will soon be all
dissipated and we shah see her exactly as she
is. Everybody will be able TO say, u have
seen her" Her name will be in the list OF al
rivals at ali sorts of places. She will be invit-
ed ''to be present on all sorts of occasions
and len TO one, she'll co.. She will be on ex
hibition, "with her boat. More speeches
will be made to her. Somebody will discover
that she is coarse and common -place--in fact
a very incopsiderable person, The halo sur
rounding her brow will disappear and we
shall have plenty OF descriptions of her costume.
She had much better stay at home and be rev.
erenced than go abroad to be lionized and an
alyzed. Very few heroines, OF heroes for that
matter, can bear analysis, and if she can, she
is indeed remarkable character. emo =
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BRIEF JoTTINGs.-Niuggy and rainy yester-
day. large n,lmber Of butterflies disported
themselves on The corner Of Middle and Ex-
change streets yesterday morning. part OF
the yacht excursonists to Mt. Desert arrived
home BY steamer from Rockland Thursday
they having to precede the yachts ON account
of business The others will arrive to-day
ably.-There was a. large excursion to
Prout's Neck on Thursday. Several Of the
party went in bathing and were sensibly az
lected. A large party from Gorham were pres
ent-'The printed rules and regulations, to-
Gether with list Of members, Of the Portland
Yacht Club has been published by the Monitor
press. The-pam implicit is very neatly gotten up.
we are sorry TO hear that Mrs James Pratt,
wife OF Rev DIR. Pratt, islying i'll with sec
ond attack OF paralysis ut Island Pond.-Drs
Prince and Webster arrived safely in the Hala
Frank at Montevideo on the 10Th of june. after
u passage of 62 days.-J w Bosom is TO at.
tempt the feat of walking backwards from
Portland to Boston ON the 10Th inst 10 miles
in eight days, on a wager of Sl0OO.-The ''big
fish" was sold yesterday to parties in the city
who took him down to the end of Peaks ISL
and, near the porgy factory, where they viii
| proceed to try him otIt into oil.
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